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Another week of Champions League is in the books. All four English sides were able to pick up wins in their respective matches. Real Madrid and Barcelona continue their domination in Europe, and domestic champions such as Lille and Borussia Dortmund continue to struggle in their groups.
There were many exciting matches, including some great individual performances that were miles ahead of the rest. Eleven stand head and shoulders above the rest in the Champions League Team of the Week.

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What does it take to get a Film Permit?
The long history of movie making in the Alabama Hills, since the early 1920's, continues today on public lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management. Major movies filmed in the last ten years include: Stallions, The Searcher, Danger Zone III, Tremors, An Army of One, Maverick, The Shadow, Digital Man, Shadowlands, Star Trek series, Star Trek "Generations", New Age, and G.I. Jane. Many commercials are filmed here annually, as well as many "still" magazine photos. Most of the filming occurring today is for television commercials and magazine advertisements. In the last two years, it has been noted that we are attracting companies from other countries such as Japan and Finland. The BLM, Bishop Field Office issues an average of 30 film permits per year, the most popular location being within the Alabama Hills (see thumbnail photos of Alabama Hills locations below).
BLM works with scouts, film crews and directors to assure the protection of a fragile desert environment and the unique resources within the Alabama Hills. The unique formations with the Sierra backdrop have been used to simulate Tibet, Nepal, India and even alien worlds.
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A BLM representative will normally meet with the director and/or scouts on the site(s) prior to filming to discuss proposed actions and any sets or other special needs. A BLM monitor will be present during actual filming/photographing at least during one day of the permit and upon completion of filming to check site. If filming company has caused damage, they will be held financially responsible.
Application processing time depends on the location and type of production. Before filming can be approved, possible environmental impacts must be analyzed. For most popular locations, we have completed programmatic environmental assessments to expedite the approval of productions which have only minimal impacts. Approval of filming outside of popular locations or involving more than minimal impacts will take longer. We will review proposed productions to determine the level of impact. Generally, if the filming involves major set construction, explosives, significant pyrotechnics, or is in a sensitive area, processing cannot be expedited.
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STATEN ISLAND, NY - WEST BRIGHTON -- Suzanne Berelson was 10 years old when she made her first sale.
"I sold a Kayser-Roth half-slip for $2.98 and I thought who I was," said the long-time West Brighton clothier, who was 8 when her mother named the former Suzanne's Sport Shop for her in 1950.
Ms. Berelson, a carefully dressed woman in rhinestone glasses - so maternal she'll sweep your bangs for you when they fall over your eyes - took over her mother's store in 1963 and has presided over the expanded Suzanne's Fashion Corner across the street from its predecessor for the past decade.
The boutique has a hometown flavor but offers distinctive women's and children's clothes - at lower prices than department stores, Ms. Berelson claims. She has dressed generations of loyal customers at all ages, "from conception to resurrection," she says.
The store oozes mom-and-pop charm and customers can expect to be outfitted for any occasion from top to toe with clothing, undergarments, hosiery, custom-matched jewelry, handbags - everything but the shoes.
The inventory includes Italian baby blankets and delicate knit take-me-homes; christening outfits and confirmation suits; every-occasion bibs; jewelry custom-made to match the store's gowns and cocktail dresses; seasonal and evening handbags; hand-painted barrettes; bras with matching panties; scarves in every color, and clothes sized 00-14 for girls and boys, and women's sizes 4 to 24.
It's all squeezed into a shop that occupies about 1,650 square feet.
Personal touches throughout the store set it apart from chain competitors.
Two Shih Tzus, Tiki and Leo, sleep in the shade of clothing racks. Photographs of customers in outfits bought at Suzanne's are fanned in display behind the counter. Used sets of high-heeled shoes sit at the ready in the fitting rooms so that none need guess where hem lines would fall.
There's no cash register at the counter, but there is an address book that comes in handy when a particularly suited article comes in for that perfect someone; a composition notebook with pages filled with special orders, and a receipt holder made of wood and cork that Suzanne's father, Jack Berlener made.
Berlener emigrated from Russia and sold shirts, aprons and underwear from a pushcart before he opened a clothing shop in Far Rockaway.
His wife, Irene, founded Suzanne's, and when they could no longer run the store, Suzanne abandoned her Manhattan career as a commercial artist to help with the family business; Mrs. Berlener continued working in the store until she was 90.
Over 58 years, Ms. Berelson has acquired a keen eye for what will fit well on her customers. She's also full of endless stories - about the huge renovation the store marshaled when it took over the old Bement Pharmacy, and about everyday business and longtime customers.
Suzanne's was, according to Ms. Berelson, the first clothing store on Staten Island to accept American Express. That was back in, maybe, 1971.
Ms. Berelson works with other women in the store who say they love people and style.
"I like seeing the people dressed and leaving happy," said Bonnie Tarafa of West Brighton, a saleswoman at Suzanne's for more than 30 years.
As for Ms. Berelson, she's not sure whether to call her customers patrons or friends.
Suzanne's offers an everyday 10 percent discount to seniors and sells from its brick-and-mortar store at 658 Forest Ave., West Brighton, as well as online at www.suzannesfashioncorner.com.
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The Palace family wrote to ask for help with a family holiday. They want to go to a child-friendly island in Queensland.
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Club Med Lindeman Island invented the Kids Club it's even got its own trapeze school, so you and the children can run off to the circus!
Still in the Whitsundays, Hamilton Island offers a great deal where kids stay, play and eat free.
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Kentwood boys swim and dive finishes fourth overall at league meet
The Kentwood boys swim and dive team closed the South Puget Sound League 4A swim and dive championships on Feb. 1 with a hard fought win in the 400 free relay, beating second place Curtis by one hundredth of a second.
The relay team of seniors Logan Stoick, Dane Turnbull, Kevin Molloy and Brian Wright finished in a State qualifying time of 3:24.26, edging out Curtis' time of 3:24.27.
Overall Kentwood brought back a fourth place finish from the meet. The top three team spots were claimed by Curtis, Kentridge, and Mount Rainier, respectively. The team from Kentlake finished seventh and Tahoma finished eighth.
The Kentwood 200 individual medley relay of Turnbull, Molloy, Wright, and Stoick finished fourth in the first event of the night with a Districts qualifying time of 1:45.43. In the same event the Tahoma relay of Chris Hatch, Ethan Wunschel, Coleman Blakely, and Tyler Rinck finished seventh, and the Kentlake relay of Alex Phillips, Jalen Koon, Justin Woo, and Evan Eidal finished 11th.
Patrick Knox of Kentlake finished seventh in the 200 freestyle, and Cole Hendricks of Kentwood finished 11th.
Kentwood's Wright finished second in the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:03.79. Tahoma's Blakely swam in the same event, going 2:18.68 and finishing 12th.
Stoick led the charge for Kentwood in the 50 freestyle, finishing fourth in a time of 23.26. Fellow Conqueror Andrew Stone finished seventh in 23.71 and teammates Blake Rizzo and Molloy finished 11th and 12th, respectively.
Kentlake earned 13 points towards the team's overall score with Eidal's second place finish in diving. Brady Shutt of Kentridge took home first place in the event.
Freshman Elias Knoblock earned another second place finish for Kentlake, out-touching a senior from Rogers in the 100 butterfly. Knoblock clocked in at 57.56. Also in the 100 fly, fellow Kentlake Falcon Quentin Knox finished sixth with a time of 59.69. Tahoma's Blakely finished 11th.
Stoick was back for the Conquerors with a fourth place finish in 50.95 in the 100 freestyle. Turnbull finished eighth in 52.73.
Colin Bryant of Kentlake finished sixth in the 500 freestyle with a time of 5:34.85. Cooper Mattern, of Tahoma, finished eighth.
In the 200 freestyle relay the Kentwood team of Hendricks, Tjay Mason, Rizzo, and Stone finished fifth in 1:37.79. The Kentlake team of Patrick Knox, Knoblock, Bryant and Quentin Knox finished seventh, and the Tahoma Bears team of Marcus Coselman, Tyler Gage, Hatch, and Cory Cox finished eighth.
Turnbull turned in Kentwood's third second place finish of the night in the 100 backstroke with a time of 59.49 and his teammate Hendricks finished ninth.
In the 100 breaststroke Quentin Knox finished eighth for Kentlake in 1:05.53, Kentwood's Wright finished ninth, and Molloy finished 12th.
Kentwood's 400 freestyle relay win ended the meet, and in the same event Kentlake's team of Knoblock, Patrick Knox, Bryant, and Quentin Knox finished fourth, and the Tahoma team of Rinck, Mattern, Cox, and Blakely finished eighth.
Next up in the boys swim and dive post season is the West Central District 3B meet that will be held this Thursday through Saturday at Curtis.
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The long-awaited Bulldog 50K took place on what was basically the hottest day of the summer. I heard that the temperature was over 110 degrees. Totally not cool because everyone had been training in the cooler summer temps we've been experiencing.
We arrived at Malibu Creek State Park around 4:40am, having awoken at 3am and departed at 4. It was dark out and warm, way too warm. Excitement was in the air, along with nerves, a ton of anxiety and restlessness as we waited for the race start at 6:30am. My family and I passed the time by handing out bibs to the racers. A pretty fun job as it was entertaining to see the different ways everyone was handling the anticipation. Some people were funny and enthusiastic; others were stuck in their heads, accepting the bibs silently with furrowed brows, wondering why they were about to do this to themselves. I wondered that too! It was fun to observe and think about how at races I've been the enthusiastic excited racer before and other times, the silent anxious racer who will run with fingers crossed.
In this picture is the G-Team (G for Garcia). My dad looks a little more excited than my uncle but to be honest, I don't know how they felt before the race because I didn't see much of them. I'm sure both felt all the well wishes from my last post!
Their 50K race began and then it was time to hand out bibs for the 25K. I was surprised (and kinda sad) by the number of bibs that went unclaimed for both races. After volunteer duty was over, it was time to wait.wait.wait. And wait we did. Thankfully we had a canopy to shade us with but it felt like we were in an oven set at 450*. I can't imagine how it felt to be out there running- the few minutes I spent standing unprotected under the sun, I thought my shoes were about to melt! All I did was sit in the shade, drink as much water as I had and try to eat my lunch but by the time runners were coming in, I felt my body not doing so well. I had made way too many trips to the restroom and was nauseous and shaky. I definitely should have made myself snack all day and drink whatever water I could get ahold of. 3 days later, I almost feel back to normal. I seriously need to never do that again to myself!
Back to the race, my uncle ended up being picked up at mile 23 or so. He was extremely dehydrated. He did not finish but what he did is still a major accomplishment!! To have made it that far in those conditions is admirable!
My dad is crazy and ran in smiling. [Hear me using what must be my favorite word…!]
There's proof that I was there in a green G-Team shirt!
Once he made it in, we drenched him in what water we had left, which wasn't much because most had dried up. Seriously, it was HOT! Congrats to my dad for doing 31 miles in impossible conditions! By the way, bib #88 got 88th place! And finished in 7:21:55!
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LAKEWOOD, Ohio – More than 350 seniors graduated from Lakewood High School Sunday.
The commencement was held at Lakewood Civic Auditorium, which was filled with family and friends.
An orchestra played "Pomp and Circumstance" as students entered the auditorium. Speakers included High School Principal Keith Ahearn, Superintendent Jeffrey Patterson, valedictorian Irina Vatamanu, who will be attending Harvard College in the fall, and graduating seniors Ashley Albright and Colin Levis.
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An "active to extremely active" hurricane season is expected for the Atlantic Basin this year according to the seasonal outlook issued today by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
For the six-month season that begins June 1, NOAA is projecting a 70 percent probability of:
- 14 to 23 named storms (top winds of 39 mph or higher)
- 8 to 14 Hurricanes (top winds of 74 mph or higher)
- 3 to 7 could be Major Hurricanes (Category 3, 4 or 5; winds of at least 111 mph)
"If this outlook holds true, this season could be one of the more active on record," said Jane Lubchenco, Ph.D., under secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere and NOAA administrator. "The greater likelihood of storms brings an increased risk of a landfall."
The outlook ranges exceed the seasonal average of 11 named storms, six hurricanes and two major hurricanes.
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Brewers Season Seat Holder Event Held at Miller Park This Morning
After last night's exciting win over the Cubs, Jonathan Lucroy, Carlos Gomez, Jean Segura, Robin Yount, Rollie Fingers and the ticketing staff were all on hand early this morning for a special Brewers Season Seat Holder event for those 20+ game accounts who paid for their 2014 season tickets in full by the November 15 early renewal deadline.
Here are some photos from this fun event.
It's always a pleasure to get to meet so many of our most loyal fans; we hope you had a wonderful time!


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Training has started for the Saginaw Police Department's two newest officers.
Nathaniel "Nathan" A. Voelker, 22, of Saginaw and Joseph J. Dervisi, 35, of Midland began training at the Delta College Police Academy in Bay County's Frankenlust Township on Monday, said Beth Church of the city's Employee Services Department.
She said the police department wants to hire three more officers by Sept. 11.
Voelker is a 2005 Caro High School graduate who studied criminal justice at Delta College, where he graduated with an associate's degree. He is one class away from obtaining a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Church said. He has worked since 2007 as a loss prevention officer for Kohl's Department Store in Kochville Township.
Dervisi is a 1992 Heritage High School graduate who obtained a criminal justice degree from Saginaw Valley State University in Kochville Township. A Saginaw Police Department reserve officer in 1997 and 1998, he served in the U.S. Air Force from 1992 to 1996, is a certified emergency medical technician and a paid, on-call firefighter for the Larkin Township Fire Department in Midland County.
Saginaw began with 10 open police officer positions, five that opened when officers retired or resigned over the last year and five positions created when the city received a grant to pay their salaries for three years.
There's "no way to tell" how long it will take to screen and select officers for the five remaining positions, said Saginaw Police Chief Gerald H. Cliff.
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Saginaw is one of 253 departments statewide and more than 7,000 nationally to receive a federal police grant to expand. They grants were awarded in late July to cities with the "poorest fiscal health" and "highest levels of crime," said Gilbert Moore, spokesman for the Department of Justice's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services.
Church also announced the hiring of two firefighters who started Aug. 17 and earn an entry-level salary of $33,471. They are:
• Justin J. Kelly, 27, of Shelby Township in Macomb County. A graduate of Sandusky High School, he has an associate's degree in fire science from Macomb Community College in Warren and completed the school's fire academy in 2008. Kelly was a sergeant in the U.S. Army from 2001 to 2005 and was a firefighter with the Rochester Fire Department from 2006 to 2008.
• Brandon P. Hausbeck, 19, of Saginaw Township graduated from Heritage High School in 2008. He is a licensed emergency medical technician and completed his firefighter certification courses, levels 1 and 2, at Delta College in April.


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PITTSBURGH, April 4, 2011 — The Sunday, April 3 issue of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette includes a full-page editorial article by the three people who co-authored the proposal that led the National Science Foundation to fund the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center 25 years ago.
PSC scientific co-directors Michael Levine and Ralph Roskies (left) and director of special projects James Kasdorf
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After graduating from SMS, Sophie went on to ski for the Dartmouth Ski Team, became a five-time All-American and graduated in 2012. Sophie went on to ski at the highest international levels in the 2012-13 season, and proved that she was up for the challenge, earning 14th in her two, first World Cups in Canada (individual Sprint and Team Sprint). At World Championships last season, Sophie earned a phenomenal 20th in the Sprint. At U.S. Championships, she finished second in the Sprint, and at U23 World Championships, she finished 9th in the Sprint.


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Su ribbed Yu over his age, saying he might be a bit too old if youŌĆÖre looking for someone to run up into the mountains and fell trees or to shift cargo around at dockside. If what you want is someone with experience, however, said Su, then Yu is your man. He pointed to YuŌĆÖs experience as Ilan County magistrate, where he oversaw completion of the Yuan-shan-tsu Flood Diversion Channel as well as the Hsueh-shan Tunnel linking Taipei and Ilan during his term. Su said this and other achievements in office make Yu the best candidate for mayor of New Taipei City and urged all party members to give him their full support.
Tsai Ing-wen added that Yu served as her campaign chairman when she ran for mayor of New Taipei City in 2010. She said she was able to garner more than a million votes in that campaign, and predicted that with her and the rest of the party behind Yu this time around, even more voters will cast their ballots for Yu.
Hsieh downplayed any doubts that people may have about the DPP over its difficulties with the election of a party chairman. He noted that he and Su and Tsai were all present at the event to demonstrate the spirit of unity in the DPP and their strong support of Yu Shyi-kun for mayor of New Taipei City.
Yu then took the podium to say that many people have asked him, "You have served as premier in the past, why do you want to be mayor of New Taipei City?" He admitted that the question gave him pause, but then recounted his thoughts during the recent Sunflowers student movement and occupation of the Legislative Yuan. He recalled his own dedication and determination as a youth during the martial law era. He said he joined the protests and political actions in defiance of the KMT and government in order to find a way forward for Taiwan and democracy in the future.
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Yu said the election in New Taipei City will see "a fusion of various Taiwanese generations, working together to create a new generation of opportunity." He vowed to serve as an integrator of generations so that members of the younger generation will have a chance to move upward and forward. He told his supporters, "I will use my lifetime of experience to change New Taipei City for the better."


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Our Interregnum is nearily finished.. On the 6th May, an advert for our new incumbent was published in the Church Times. For full details of this advert, including our Parish Profile, please click here. Interviews for our prospective new incumbent will take place on September 5th, with a start date tentatively set for December 2016 / January 2017.
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10th April 2016 10:30 Morning Worship - Children's Talk (0:00 to 5:09) by Maureen Barratt, Bible Reading (5:10 to 8:58) by Wendy Mellor from Acts 9:1-20, and Bible Reading (8:59 to 11:53) by Phill and Jess Bearman, and Sermon (11:54 to 26:14) by Jim Marshall from
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20th March 2016 10:30 Palm Sunday Service - Bible Reading (0:00 to 15:43) and Sermon (15:44 to 27:10) by Jim Marshall from
13th March 2016 10:30 Passion Sunday Service - Bible Reading (Phillipians 3.3-14) by Rachel Walker (0:01 to 1:43), and Trevor Park's Sermon (1:44 to 19:07) from
6th March 2016 10:30 Mothering Day Service - Mum's Prayers (0:01 to 0:54), Children's Talk by Charm Robson (0:55 to 6:31), Children's Prayers (6:31 to 8:00), Bible Reading (8:01 to 9:32), Charm Robson's Sermon (9:32 to 16:47) then her Intercessions:
9:00 - Holy Communion
10:30 - Family-friendly Morning Worship or Holy Communion
18:00 - Evening Prayer (First Sunday of every month is Evensong; third Sunday is Holy Communion)
Please click here for this month's services including who is leading which service.
This sacred part of our church has a Holy Communion service in it every Sunday at 9:00am to which you are warmly welcome to attend.
As well as being an active place for worship, our Lady Chapel is also a place for prayer and quiet reflection.
In our Lady Chapel, we remember lost children and St Bega, the young Irish saint our church and village are named after.
Josefina de Vasconcellos, the noted Lakeland sculptress, donated the three sculptures found in the Sleeping Child Garden to the Priory. Her wish was they be placed in a garden dedicated to those who have suffered from the loss of a young life, before or after birth. This garden of remembrance was created and developed in accordance with her wishes.
Please come along to our Thursday pop-in from 10.30am to 12.00 for a chat or giggle accompanied by our freshly brewed tea or coffee and our homemade cakes and biscuits. Admission is £1.00 for a drink and biscuit or £1.50 for a drink and cake. Drinks are refilled free of charge. For a list of all the community events held in New College Hall, including hiring details, please click more.
We depend greatly on the generosity of people far and wide and are very grateful to all those who kindly donate both occasionally and regularly.
If you would like to support us in our efforts to keep the Priory in good condition, both as a place of worship and a historic building, please contact Geoff Burgess (PCC treasurer) on 01946 824416 or visit the Just Giving website.
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EAST LONGMEADOW — On a gray, warm Monday morning at East Longmeadow High School, local men, women and children came together to honor American veterans lost throughout the years with a ceremony commemorating Memorial Day 2014.
"Today, we wish to honor the brave men and women who have shown such love for their family, for their friends, and for their country, both in conflicts understood and misunderstood, giving the greatest of all possible gifts – their very lives," said Reverend Timothy Moore, of Cornerstone Church, as part of the opening invocation.
The proceedings began with a parade by East Longmeadow veterans in front of the school, which culminated with the raising of the American flag, a presentation of arms and colors, and the playing of "Taps" by two trumpeters from the East Longmeadow High School band. Four rifles were fired three times each, and the Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
After the event moved inside, local young people offered up their voices, and their talents, to share some of the creative, patriotic works of this country. They sang the National Anthem and "God Bless America"; played music representing the branches of the U.S. Military as veterans stood and were recognized; and recited "In Flanders Fields," written by Canadian Lt. Colonel John McCrae during World War I.
The names of East Longmeadow residents lost to the ravages of war were then read, as children came forward and laid roses in a wreath, interwoven with American flags and flowers, in their honor.
Certificates of appreciation from the American Legion were handed out to some of those instrumental in holding the event, including the East Longmeadow Police and Fire Departments; James Kiernan, the director of the East Longmeadow High School Band; Kate Elmendorf, who sang throughout the event; and Laura Rollins.
State Rep. Angelo Puppolo, Angela Thorpe, chairwoman of the East Longmeadow Board of Selectmen, and State Rep. Brian Ashe offered their thoughts upon the occasion, while Gov. Deval Patrick shared his through a written statement.
State Sen. Gale Candaras was scheduled to speak as well, but was not in attendance.
"May your day be filled with memories and peace," said Thorpe. "God bless America."
At the closing of the event, the Longmeadow High School band played "Stars and Stripes Forever," leaving attendees with the sound of the uplifting, celebratory march.
Wreaths will be placed to honor departed veterans in the center of town later in the day. A National Moment of Remembrance will be held today at 3 p.m, in which Americans are encouraged to be silent and remember the sacrifice of those who have fought and died in service of the country.


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Massachusetts State Police Open Drug Testing Facility At Springfield Crime Lab
The Massachusetts State Police Crime Laboratory in Springfield now includes a new drug testing facility that officials say should reduce a backlog in drug evidence cases.
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Dioner Navarro got some good news on Friday. The Cubs catcher was examined in Chicago and team orthopedic expert Dr. Stephen Gryzlo determined Navarro has a mild/grade one right ankle sprain, and will not need to go on the disabled list. Navarro was injured Wednesday in the seventh inning in Philadelphia after a collision at home plate with Chase Utley. The Cubs played shorthanded on Friday, and Navarro could rejoin the team on Saturday in St. Louis.
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Good news indeed! My 4year old great-granddaughter's take when she saw Navarro get hit. — "the guy who hit him should say "sorry" ! Ah youth!


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Dramatically located on a bluff above the Dana Point Yacht Harbor, the Blue Lantern Inn is perfectly situated to relax or explore the surrounding area.
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The Blue Lantern Inn offers facilities in which to hold a small group meeting or conference. We've developed a complete package of services to ensure the success of your meeting or event whether your gathering is for 6 or 40. Our attentive staff is trained to anticipate your unique requirements, enabling your group to focus on facilitating a creative and productive meeting, or an extraordinary and memorable special event.
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MERCER COUNTY -- A student group that was pulled over on the New Jersey Turnpike by heavily armed troopers is considering legal action against the State Police.
The students were returning from an overnight trip to Washington, D.C., on Nov. 21 when they were stopped and handcuffed. State Police officials said the passenger van matched the description provided by a 911 caller who reported seeing armed men at a Turnpike rest stop near exit 7A.
Civil rights lawyer William Buckman, who has filed numerous discrimination lawsuits against the State Police, is working with the group, Safe Space NYC. He said the stop constituted an "excessive use of force and an illegal detention."
"Clearly the tip was way too vague when they had to search so many people," he said. "There has to be some kind of specific suspicion. You can't search everyone on a bus, a train or a plane, and use that kind of force, certainly if you haven't verified the reliability of the tip."
The van was carrying 11 Hispanic and African-American teenagers -- four girls and seven boys -- ranging in age from 16 to 19 years old. In addition there were three chaperons and a driver.
State Troopers Fraternal Association President David Jones said he was still learning specifics about the incident but said the complaints were without merit.
"It was a textbook stop," he said.
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A man called 911 at 1:46 p.m. on Nov. 21, reaching a Burlington County call center, according to a recording obtained by The Star-Ledger.
"I'm in the rest stop off the New Jersey Turnpike. I just seen three men hop out of a black van," he said.
Once the dispatcher determined the caller's location, she transferred him to the State Police.
The State Police declined to release the rest of the recording today, but said the man described three men with guns and a black Mercedes passenger van.
The students were disturbed by the incident, said Christine Molnar, president of Safe Space NYC
"For us it was hurtful, it was humiliating and it really took out all of the hopefulness that was about the trip," she said. "This was a trip about opportunities, and your future is boundless, and everything is out there out for you. Instead they came here being treated as criminals."
By Chris Megerian and Tomas Dinges/The Star-Ledger


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SpaceX Dragon V2 craft: the future of space travel
SpaceX, the private space travel company founded by Elon Musk, has unveiled its first manned spacecraft.
The Dragon V2 will be used to take into orbit – most likely to the International Space Station – and the world got its first in-depth look at it through a live webcast event in the early hours of this morning.
With the space shuttle now retired, space agencies have been using the Russian Soyuz craft to get astronauts aboard the ISS. But with NASA severing almost all its ties with Russia, the Dragon V2 will almost certainly become the USA's preferred method in the future. It can also carry seven passengers to the Soyuz's three.
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The Dragon V2 can carry up to seven astronauts
An artist's impression of the Dragon V2 docking (foreground shows the current Dragon)
The capsule won't be blasting into orbit any time soon, however. Today's event was merely the first public showing, and manned test flights are still a few years away. The first unmanned test flights won't even take place until 2016.
SpaceX's previous capsule, the unmanned Dragon, was the first private spacecraft to deliver supplies to the ISS. The 15-foot tall Dragon V2 improves on its predecessor in a number of ways: it lands using thrusters rather than crashes into the sea with parachutes, it's designed for easier re-use – and of course it can carry people.
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Get an overview of this hotelUpscale condominium resort on the beach, with 2 spa tubs
When you stay at Wailea Beach Villas, A Destination Luxury Hotel in Wailea, you'll be on the beach and minutes from Shops at Wailea and Wailea Beach.
This 4.5-star condominium resort is within close proximity of Ulua Beach Park and Ulua Beach.
Make yourself at home in one of the 98 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Rooms have private lanais. Plasma televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and designer toiletries.
Relax and unwind with massages and body treatments. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 2 spa tubs and a health club. Additional features at this condominium resort include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
Grab a bite from a grocery/convenience store serving guests of Wailea Beach Villas, A Destination Luxury Hotel. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and free valet parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Wailea Beach Villas, A Destination Luxury Hotel3800 Wailea Alanui Drive Wailea HI 96753
Renovations & Closures
- Swimming pool
- One of the swimming pools
- Outdoor pool
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Enjoy the umbrellas and sun loungers for a relaxing day at the beach. After a day at the beach, enjoy amenities at Wailea Beach Villas, A Destination Luxury Hotel like an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a health club.
A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This luxury condominium resort also offers a garden and a terrace. Onsite self parking and valet parking are complimentary.
Wailea Beach Villas, A Destination Luxury Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Business center
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 5
- Concierge services
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Computer station
- Number of spa tubs - 2
- Billiards or pool table
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Pool umbrellas
- Luggage storage
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Bar/lounge
- Laundry facilities
- Arcade/game room
- Garden
- Health club
- Total number of rooms - 98
- Free valet parking
- Terrace
- Picnic area
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Beach umbrellas
- Free pool cabanas
- Beach sun loungers
- Pool sun loungers
- Beach towels
- Smoke-free property
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Spa services on site
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
- Year Built 2006
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Separate living room
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Kitchen
- Grocery/convenience store
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Separate dining area
- Washer/dryer
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free valet parking
Room Amenities
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Access via exterior corridors
- Free long-distance calls
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Deep soaking bathtub
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Plasma TV
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- DVD player
- Kitchen
- Lanai
- Separate living room
- Free WiFi
- iPod docking station
- Separate dining area
- Dishwasher
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Stovetop
- Washer/dryer
- Microwave
- Free newspaper
- In-room massage available
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Second bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Separate sitting area
- Turndown service
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
Nearby Things to Do
2 spa tubs are on site along with an outdoor pool. In addition to a children's pool, other recreational amenities include a health club.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Spa Services
- Massages
- Body treatments
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time ends at 9 PM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property 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.
Optional extras
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 20 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20 per night
Hotel Name
- Wailea Beach Villas Destination Resorts Hawaii
- Wailea Beach Villas Destination Luxury Hotel
- Villas Destination Luxury Hotel
- Wailea Beach Villas Destination Luxury
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
- Wailea Beach Villas, A Destination Luxury Hotel is listed in the 2013 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay.
Hotel Promotion
Book a stay at this hotel and receive the following:
- VIP welcome with a fresh floral lei greeting, refreshing mango iced tea, and a personal escort to villas ranging in size from 1,900 to 3,100 square feet
- Complimentary use of the fitness center
- Complimentary use of the business center
- Complimentary parking with private elevator access
- Complimentary access to two pools
- Access to private gated entrances to the two hotel restaurants and boutiques at the attached Shops at Wailea and Grand Wailea
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\n The Artists' Open Studio tour is a free\, self-guided art adventure. You have your choice of over 80 artists who work in a wide var iety of mediums and styles. So\, pack a few bottles of water\, bring your brochure and a note pad to take down some inspirations\, and make yourself comfy for a trip across the Northeast Corner. Our brochure will be printe d and ready for distribution in September. It will contain a complete list ing of artists and directions to their studios\, a map of the entire tour area (not to scale)\, and sample images of work from a number of artists. You can download the pdf of our brochure on the web site. This web site will also provide you with oodles of information about the artists\, a map with all their locations\, and a GOOGLE MAP for directions. The artists w ill be glad to assist you in getting from one studio to another during the tour.\n
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Despite the scorching heat, what we plant in the vegetable garden in August and September is similar to what we planted in March and April.
In March and early April, we planted our spring and early summer vegetables, such as tomatoes, bell peppers, snap beans and others. At the same time, cool-season vegetables like broccoli, lettuce and carrots were also in the garden.
In August and early September, we also plant tomatoes, bell peppers and snap beans, and we also begin to plant cool-season vegetables like broccoli, mustard and turnips.
What allows us to plant warm-season vegetables now is that we still have many weeks of frost-free weather ahead. The first frosts on the south shore aren't expected until early to mid-December, and on the north shore in late November to early December.
So, for instance, there is plenty of time to grow a fall crop of tomatoes. Tomatoes planted in mid-August should begin to produce ripe fruit in late October, and then well into late November or December. The ability to harvest tomatoes in December helps make up for the ridiculously hot summers we have to endure.
Pick your spot
Proper site selection is critical for a vegetable garden. All vegetables produce best with full sun, so the site should receive a minimum of six hours of direct sunlight daily.
Full or all-day sun is preferable, but with so many trees in the New Orleans area, this optimum condition is not always available. If your sunniest area is covered in concrete, many fall vegetables grow well in large containers.
Be sure to prepare beds properly before planting this next set of crops.
Clear the site of all weeds or old, finished vegetable plants. Turn the soil with a shovel or tiller to a depth of at least 8 inches, and spread a 2- to 4-inch layer of organic matter over the tilled soil.
Homemade compost is the best organic matter, but you can also purchase bags of compost or manure. This organic matter in the soil encourages a strong, healthy root system, retains moisture, improves drainage and promotes vigorous plant growth.
An application of general-purpose commercial or organic fertilizer can also be added to boost fertility. Follow label directions of the product you choose.
Then, thoroughly incorporate the organic matter and fertilizer into the upper 8 inches of soil by digging with a shovel, garden fork or a tiller until the added materials are evenly distributed in the soil.
Form the soil into raised rows about 8 inches high and 3 to 4 feet wide, with narrow walkways between them.
You may also build raised beds 8 to 12 inches deep and fill them with a commercial garden soil or topsoil mix.
Thirsty bunch
Watering is particularly important when planting during the intense heat of late summer.
Beds that are direct-seeded should be watered lightly every day until the seeds come up, and then monitored carefully. Newly planted transplants might also need daily attention for the first week or two they are in the ground.
Mulches 1 to 2 inches deep can help considerably by preventing soil from drying out so fast, and I recommend their use. Transplants should be mulched as soon as they are planted.
You cannot apply mulches where a crop has been direct-seeded because it will interfere with the seeds coming up, the same way mulches prevent weed seeds from growing. Wait until the seedlings are several inches tall, and then mulch.
If your pepper plants from the spring are still in reasonably good shape, they will often produce an excellent fall crop.
However, spring-planted tomato plants rarely survive the summer in decent shape, and new transplants are generally used for the fall crop.
Be prepared to watch for and control pests among your tomatoes because insect and disease pressure is usually greater in the fall than in the spring.
Local nurseries should begin to carry tomato transplants this month. Varieties recommended for late summer planting and fall production include many of the heat-tolerant types, such as Spitfire, Solar Set, Heatwave II, Phoenix, Sunleaper, Sunmaster, Solar Fire or Talladega.
Cherry and paste tomatoes also produce well in the fall, as well as old standards like Celebrity. I recommend that you plant several varieties for best results.
It's a snap
Fall snap beans often produce better than ones planted in the spring. They are one of the easiest and most reliable vegetables and are especially appropriate for children's gardens.
Wait until late August or early September to plant, so they will come into bloom after the weather has begun to turn cooler, and choose bush types.
Normally 50 to 55 days are required from planting until harvest begins. Keep the beans well-watered during dry periods. Recommended bush snap bean varieties include Ambra, Bluelake 274, Bronco, Caprice, Derby, Dusky, Festina, Hialeah, Lynx, Magnum, Provider, Strike, Storm and Valentino.
Broccoli is one of the best fall vegetables. Transplants may be planted now through early October. Seeds can be planted now through early September and may be planted into pots or flats and transplanted into the garden, or direct-seeded into the garden where they will grow.
Plant transplants 12 to 18 inches apart into well-prepared beds. The closer spacing will produce smaller heads but more total production.
After the main head is harvested, side branches will produce smaller heads, often doubling the production of each plant.
The more you know about growing vegetables, the more successful your efforts will be. "Louisiana Home Vegetable Gardening" is a for-sale publication ($20) produced by the LSU AgCenter.
It provides vegetable gardeners with a comprehensive guidebook to help them get the most from their gardens and includes a variety of photos and illustrations in addition to a wealth of information on popular vegetable and herb crops.
You can purchase it online at the LSU AgCenter Online Store, https://store.lsuagcenter.com.
Here's a list of the vegetables that can be planted into the garden this month:
Plant transplants of tomato, pepper, broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage.
Plant seeds of broccoli, Brussels sprouts, bush lima beans, bush snap beans (plant beans in late August), cabbage, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, collards, cucumber, mustard, rutabagas, squash and Swiss chard.
This may be a silly question, but which way should I run the rows in my vegetable garden to be most productive? Should I run the rows in a north-south direction, or in an east-west direction, and why?
Nick Gulizo
This is not a silly question. In fact, it has been given a lot of thought. You should run the rows east to west. That way, as the sun crosses the southern sky every day, it will broadside the vegetables all day long. Be sure to plant your tallest vegetables, such as those you would trellis, on the north side of the garden. If you plant the tallest vegetables on the south side, their shadow will be cast over the next row or two.
Could you explain why too much fill can kill a tree? Also, why would one azalea bush on the end in a row of three just turn completely brown and die?
Carol L. Hoffmann
Tree roots breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide. They obtain the oxygen they need from the air spaces in the soil. Because of this need, 85 percent or more of a tree's roots are located in the upper 12 inches of soil. In particular, the feeder roots responsible for absorbing the water and mineral nutrients a tree needs are in this zone. If you apply too much fill over the roots, it blocks the ability of new oxygen to filter down into the soil. The roots use up the oxygen, and it is not replenished. The roots suffocate and die. As they die, they stop absorbing the water the tree needs. The tree dies of thirst. This can occur agonizingly slowly over years or quickly during a few months. Or a tree could languish in a low state of vigor indefinitely.
Perhaps the most common reason for azalea bushes dying, particularly during hot, wet weather, is root rot. This soil disease is caused by fungi, and it can attack an individual in a planting without affecting other shrubs. This disease can also cause sections of an azalea bush to die while the rest of the bush remains green. That's one possibility.
I have attached pictures of a weed that appears in patches in my St. Augustine lawn. I am trying to determine the best way to eliminate it from my grass.
Joe Mann
The weed with the white flowers is Virginia buttonweed, a difficult one to control. The use of lawn weed killers should help, but many of the herbicides we use in the spring and early summer cannot be used over the whole yard now because it's so hot. Because the buttonweed is growing in patches, you can spot treat them with Ferti-lome Weed Free Zone. Apply this as much as possible to only the weeds, minimizing what you get on the lawn. It will not kill the grass, but just to be safe, keep it mostly on the weeds. Make two treatments, following label directions. When weeds are generally distributed all over the lawn and mixed in with the grass, applying something over the entire lawn would work best. You can use penoxsulam now (Green Light Wipe Out for Tough Weeds in Lawns or Ferti-lome Dollarweed Control Plus). This is a granular material spread over the lawn like fertilizer. It is slow-acting but effective -- it has done well in LSU AgCenter trials -- and is labeled to control buttonweed. Make one or two applications, following label directions. For next year, make your first application of Ferti-lome Weed Free Zone over the entire lawn in mid-April and follow up with a second in mid-May. That will eliminate most of the buttonweed early. Then, you can spot-treat anything that shows up during the summer or treat with the penoxsulam. You're more likely to find these products at locally owned nurseries rather than the national chain stores.
Dan Gill is extension horticulturist at the LSU Ag Center. Send mail to:
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February 6, 2013
The Chemistry in Your Kitchen Pantry
Enrico Uva, Science 2.0
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When I'm in the kitchen, it's hard to keep my mind off pure substances, even if I'm just getting items from the pantry. I picked up some MAGIC baking powder, looked at the label and wondered why sodium bicarbonate(baking soda) is the last ingredient, meaning there's less of it than anything else in the container. The pantry door once again became like the wardrobe in C.S. Lewis' novel, but instead of carrying me into a fantasy world of lions and witches, it brought me into the more interesting realm of chemistry.
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The final weeks of the MLB season are often when the most memorable moments of the year occur and where heroes are made in helping their teams to the postseason.
Look no further than last season, which gave us perhaps the most exciting single day of play in baseball history in what has simply become known as "Game 162."
While the Giants, Nationals, Rangers, Reds and Braves have more or less locked up their postseason spots and thus don't have much room for heroics in their final games, there are 10 teams still legitimately vying for the remaining five postseason spots. From that group, here is a look at who could emerge as this season's September heroes.


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NEWARK — Two Elizabeth men were convicted this afternoon of eluding, conspiracy to commit aggravated assault and weapons charges stemming from a police shootout a neighbor once described as a scene from "Cops."
But Anwar Crockett, 31, and Ali Karim, 30, were acquitted of murder and related charges stemming from the Sept. 15, 2010, killing of Reginald Wilson, 26, and Ishmeal Bowers, 32.
The victims, both of Newark, were shot to death on Concord Street and Sherman Avenue while sitting in an Audi outside a bar.
Four days after the killings, Elizabeth police pursued the defendants from Elizabeth into Newark. During the chase, which began on Routes 1&9 and continued onto Route 78 and finally Chadwick Avenue, the two suspects fired shots at pursuing cruisers, prosecutors said.
Crockett was shot twice, in the chest and leg. The chase ended in Newark where two weapons, including a Mac-11 assault weapon, were recovered in the vehicle, authorities said.
"The jury reached a fair verdict in light of the available evidence and we thank them for their service, '' said Assistant Prosecutor Adam Wells, who tried the case with Assistant Prosecutor Eileen O'Connor.
Sentencing is scheduled for May 3. Crockett and Karim had been charged with 37 counts, including murder, carjacking, robbery, arson, eluding arrest and multiple drug and weapon charges.
• Elizabeth men indicted in double-killing, carjacking
• Suspects lead police on dramatic car chase, shooting from Elizabeth to Newark


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From the letter of Rabbi Israel Meir Lau to Yad Vashem, 14 July 2008
In January 1945 my brother Naftali and I arrived at Buchenwald concentration camp in Germany, where we had been sent from the labour-camp at Czestochowa, Poland. Soon after our arrival I was separated from my brother, who was imprisoned in one of the "Blocks" for Jews. I, then seven and a half years old, was moved to Block No.8, not far from the camp's gate. I assumed the identity of a Polish, non-Jewish child, whose parents had been killed in the bombing of Warsaw and who, by accident, had been included in a transport of Jews ending up in Buchenwald.
In Block 8 there was also a Russian…. Everyone knew him as "Feodor". He was then aged eighteen to twenty and came from the town of Rostov in Russia. Feodor knew that I was in fact Jewish and that I had a brother in another barrack of the camp. Yet his spirit was so sympathetic to me that his behaviour towards me exceeded all reasonable expectations under the prevailing conditions. He used, for example, to steal potatoes and almost every day would secretly light a fire between stones and make me potato-soup.
He unravelled the sweater of a dead inmate and out of the flesh-coloured wool made ear-muffs. In the early morning hours the Germans subjected us to an "Appel" - a prolonged roll-call, during which we had to stand with our heads uncovered. In winter, in the region of Weimar, the temperatures fell far below zero, and we were all in imminent danger of freezing to death. Every night, before we went to sleep, Feodor looked to see whether the woollen muffs covered my ears, so that during morning roll call my ears would not freeze from the cold.
On April 11, 1945 the American Army liberated Buchenwald. They bombed us from the air and Feodor grabbed my hand and we started to run out of the gate of the camp. At the same time the Germans fired at the prisoners like mad from their watch- towers. Feodor pulled me down to the ground and lay on top of me. He exposed himself and intentionally endangered his own life to save mine, during those terrible hours.
After the Liberation, Naftali, my brother, went down with typhus. His temperature rose to over 42ºC and he lay unconscious for three days. In his book: "A Nation Strong as a Lion", he describes how he then opened his eyes and saw me standing before him, like a ghost. In one hand I was carrying a suitcase, while the other was grasping the hand of Feodor. I was telling him that I have come to say goodbye, as I wished to travel to Russia with Feodor.... My brother was forced to station guards around me, to prevent me from attempting to carry out such a plan: I was that attached to Feodor.
On May 3, 1989 I visited the Kremlin with five other rabbis with the first delegation of rabbis from Israel, Europe and the U.S.A. We were received by the Secretary-General of the Soviet Communist Party, Tengiz Mentashshvili. According to the Hebrew calendar, this was the exact date - the 28th of the month of Nissan – of the liberation of Buchenwald, 44 years previously. I told him how a Russian had risked his life to save mine - not for one day or night, but over three and a half months – a period that had seemed like an eternity.
Mantashshvili had noted on a pad: "Feodor, Rostov, Buchenwald, April 11, 1945". The next day a notice appeared in Izvestia, the official Soviet gazette, asking Feodor from Rostov to get in touch with the Kremlin through Comrade Kyril, the Soviet Assistant Foreign Minister. As far as I know, Feodor never came forward.
It seems to me that this man, who risked his life over the period of several months, without ever claiming any kind of recognition for his action, deserves to be included in the illustrious gallery of persons recognised by Yad Vashem as Righteous Among the Nations; he is forever worthy of praise. I therefore beg you to consider and approve this request as soon as possible, as 63 years have since elapsed – this is more than enough. Feodor should serve as an educational model for the young Russians of today and his name should be praised many times over.


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"Justified," season three
Deputy U.S. Marshall Raylan Givens is recuperating from a gunshot wound to his side as the 2012 season opens, limiting him to light desk work, but sure as shooting, he won't steer clear of action for long.
Timothy Olyphant stars as the self-assured, trigger-happy hero in this heady FX crime series that stands apart from the typical law and order show in notable ways, helping it win a prestigious Peabody Award.
First off, novels by Elmore Leonard provide the colorful basis for the show, giving its wry dialogue and twisting plots plenty of street smarts. Givens is reassigned from Miami to his home turf of eastern Kentucky, tapping his knowledge of the incestuous backwoods underworld, where instead of distilling moonshine, former bootleggers now grow pot and cook meth.
The Lexington, Ky., location and its surrounding bluegrass environs are a welcome relief from the ubiquitous Los Angeles setting of countless TV shows. The bad guys ooze a dark hillbilly menace punctuated by pickup trucks full of guns.
Adding to the show's uniqueness is Givens' tight relationship with arch-nemesis Boyd Crowder, gleefully played by Walton Goggins of "The Shield." While staring each other down from opposite sides of the law, they share a mutual respect and admiration, though not enough to prevent them from occasionally coming to blows.
A new villain makes the scene in season three. Detroit crime lords send Robert Quarles, played with chilling resolve by Neal McDonough, to put the squeeze on underperforming operatives.
Season three is 13 episodes, 541 minutes. Extras: outtakes, deleted scenes, four featurettes and commentary on nine episodes. From Sony. Released Dec. 31. Season four starts Jan. 8.
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Portales (11-1)at Clovis (16-0)
When: 7 p.m. today at The Rock
Radio: KSEL-FM 105.9, KCLV-FM 99.1.
Last meeting: Clovis pulled away to hand the Lady Rams a 58-41 loss last Jaunary at the Ram Athletic Center.
Last time out: The Lady Rams beat Class 4A No. 8 Roswell High 53-37 on Thursday at Roswell. The Lady Wildcats completed a weekend sweep in Albuquerque with a 57-48 win on Saturday at Class 5A No. 8 La Cueva.
Clovis players to watch: Danni Williams, 5-10, Jr., G; Shelby Jones, 6-0, Jr., P; Brandi Gomez, 5-9, Sr., G; Carrie Sharp, 5-9, Sr., F/G.
Of note: Both teams are ranked No. 1 by Maxpreps.com — Clovis in Class 5A, Portales in Class 3A. They are ranked 1-2 overall in New Mexico by Maxpreps.com. … Portales has gone 6-0 this season against Texas opponents. The Lady Rams' only loss was a 59-46 decision to Class 5A No. 2 Mayfield in the finals of the Moriarty Invitational. … Clovis, which ironically also owns a 53-37 win over Roswell High in the finals of the Mel Otero Invite at Rio Rancho in December, is averaging 66 ppg this season and allowing 35.6; Portales averages 52.5 ppg and allows 36. The Lady Cats have held eight of their opponents under 25 points. … Williams leads Class 5A in scoring (23.1 ppg), and also averages six rebounds, 3.1 assists and 3.1 steals. Gomez scores 12.2 ppg while Jones averages 10.2 ppg and leads the team in rebounding (7.3 rpg) and blocks (1.4 bpg). … Kambrey Blakey and Sheraya Cox, two of six sophomores on the PHS roster, lead the Lady Rams in scoring at 15 and 11.5 ppg, respectively.
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on 13-11-2010 11:51 AM
My parents sky + box has broken. It won't turn on, we have checked the remote, turned off the box etc, all the things on the help page.
They called sky to ask for a repair and was told their box is out of warranty. They were not offered to have an engineer come out for a cost, but told that they could upgrade their box for free to HD for an extra £10 per month. My mum quite rightly said that she didn't mind paying extra if she would get more channels but they said she wouldn't, she would just be able to watch the same channels she has now in HD if an HD channel was available. They would also need an HD TV.
They declined HD
They only other thing offered to them is cancellation?!
Surely they can either have an engineer out or pay for a replacement standard Sky+??????
She is likely to cancel now and more to another provider, disgusting when she has been a Sky customer for many years. I too am a Sky+ customer and will be looking at other deals
on 13-11-2010 05:34 PM
Have you tried a forced download to the box, this may resolve the issue
To perform a forced download
1. Turn the power off to the set top box at the mains
2. Press the backup button on the set top box and keep held down.
3. Re-apply the mains power, keeping the backup button held down,
4. When all the lights on the set top box come on, and you see a message on the TV to wait up to 10 minutes, release the backup button
5. When the download completes, the set top box will go in to standby.
6. Wait 2 or 3 minutes and turn the set top box on.
This will retain the programs you have recorded on the set top box.
on 17-11-2010 08:53 PM
Hi I had to go for the option to have my sky multiroom box "replaced" by sky for £60.00 . I was told that I would get a new box. They gave me an old reconditioned box with a crack in the front !! They took away my old box (afer two seperate visits and wasted days in waiting for an engineer to turn up and then who didnt bother even calling!!!) My second box is working but its not what was promised. When I complained they said "tough" and they would listen back to the telephone call.. No one has since called back. I was also told that all the wires and LNB ect would be replaced. I got a new LNB but it has made the signal worce and my main box (the one I previously had no problems with) now wont record movies properly and the sound keeps dropping out. If I were you dont pay for anything as they can't keep their promises...
on 18-11-2010 01:41 PM
Hi hungrycat, The out of warranty service call at £65 includes a Grade A replacement which should be in full working order and be free of any major cosmetic damage. It would not however be a new box. If a panel is cracked we would be happy to arrange a replacement and discuss the signal issues if you contact us within the 90 day warranty on the service call.
on 10-01-2013 08:34 PM
My sky box isnt working.
It takes ages to boot up the EPG when you swiotch on and not available
It is not longer recording anything on the SKY+ record function. If you record something and switch channel the picture will go. Needs switching off and on again. Havent recorded anything for ages.
How do I deal with this
on 20-01-2013 07:27 PM
Dont waste money on calling their engineers for £65 and getting bad service. Look on e-Bay. I just bought a second hand box for £5. For £30 you can get one with a year's guarntee.
on 10-03-2013 07:12 PM
I've got a similar problem, but surely my viewing card won't work in a new box ? ? won't it have to be paired to the box in some way, in which case how ? ?
on 11-03-2013 09:40 AM
Hi pinggolfer10,
Nice to see some new names coming up on the Forum.
Can you let me know exactly what is happening with your box?
Hopefully we can assist further.


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What it teaches and how it works
This app teaches about many different modes of transportation, how they move, and what they sound like. Children also experiment with concepts such as day and night, rain or shine, and stop and go. As with the other Shortstack apps, you can select from either Spanish or English as you Stop and Go!
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