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The food was ok, nothing special. I didn't have any problems with anything in my meal but the staff is definitely not well versed in GF and they do not exactly go out of their way to avoid cross contamination, though the waiter did claim the kitchen would clean the grill before cooking my meal.
I go there about once a month. I love the chicken Bryan or the chicken trio. Out of about 20 visits I had a mild reaction once. I do not suggest the soup. Mine arrived with a piece of pasta in it. I sent it back. I still trust the naples location about 95%.
everything is cooked on the same grill. the disclaimer on the gf menu states that none of the staff is trained on gf. also states that items where determined to be gf based on a 4 year old review of the ingredients from a nutritionist. with as much as companies change their ingredients thats just not acceptable.
I have eaten here at least 20 times and never had a probllem until last nite. I ordered my usual gf menu item chicken Bryan ,chicken soup, mashed potatoes and side of spinach. Which one was contaminated... No idea! All I know is I was sick all night long.
4641 Veterans Blvd, Metairie, LA 70006
You can order the momma mandolins soup without noodles for gluten free but every time I have it comes back with noodles. I don't like sending food back but I have . Just simply refuse to go anymore. They add noodles after they put it in the bowl . Just can't follow directions which makes me skeptical about ordering the food anymore
587 South Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103
This was our first visit to Carrabba's Candace was our server today She was amazing!!!! Very knowledgeable and double checked EVERYTHING to make sure not only was it safe but that the kitchen knew exactly what needed to be done.... Will be coming back again and again....
7275 Corporate Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70809
We also had Summer for our server. She was wonderful. She knew her stuff and made fantastic recommendations. Also, they have THE BEST caprese salad and gluten free pasta.
17007 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85255
This is my favorite restaurant! They have quite a large variety of gf foods listed clearly on their menu. Not that that even matters because I always get the same thing- Chicken Bryan. It's SOOOO delicious. I've never had an issue here at all. Just be sure to let your waiter/waitress know about your allergy. But, honestly I've forgotten to a few times and still haven't had a problem.
Dulles International Airport, 1 Saarinen Cir, Dulles, VA 20166
Dulless Airport, Terminal BAll the usual GF options the chain has.
18375 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield, WI 53045-2920
Took our 9 year old there tonight for the first time. After numerous verifications that her food was gluten free, she proceeded to eat her meal to be stopped half way through. The staff then advised they gave her regular noodles. We can never go back. The restaurant was very apologetic and kind after but I cannot trust them.
1320 Boardman Poland Road, Poland, OH 44514
Lots of GF choices! Wanted to try the pasta but I was craving steak, so I had the 6 oz sirloin, garlic mashed potatoes and minestrone soup. All very tasty and no issues at all! Waitress and Manager were both wonderful also. I'll try the pasta next time!! 👍🏻😊
675 Troy Schenectady Rd., Latham, NY 12110
Never had any problems here. Food is good
3921 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33140
The gf options are visible in the menu. Spaghetti with meatballs was not an option so I ordered spaghetti pomodore. Could choose soup or salad as a side dish. I ordered minestrone vegetable soup. While eating it (!) I discovered meatballs in my soup. The waiter went to check with the kitchen and it turned out they served the wrong soup! They apoligized and immediately replaced it for vegetable soup, but I was scared to eat anything after this mistake. After the soup I got pasta, not spaghetti. I'm done with this place. Do yourself a favour and eat somewhere else.
335 Highway Rt. 18, E. Brunswick, NJ 08816
They have many gf options and take precautions to avoid cross contaminatio, such as preparing the gf pasta in separate water. The new pasta is yummy! they even modified the size and cost for my daughter, so she could order off the kids menu and I could pay a kids menu price. The only reason I have them 4 stars is that they don't have many "kid friendly" options and she is the only one who needs gf. We will definitely return.
1210 Ashford Crossing, Atlanta, GA 30346
Bring a vegetarian GF person, choices can be limited. This place is terrible for me. Boring food. Only choice was pasta with red sauce. Boo. If you eat meat and love American-Italian, you'll probably like this.
1212 Oakridge Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525
The food is amazing, but the service at this one is the slowest I have ever seen from a Carrabba's.
11021 E 71st Street, Tulsa, OK 74133
good food and haven't had a glutenous reaction yet!
944 South Route 59, Naperville, IL 60540
Great new menu updates! Lots of gf options.
1320 Boardman Poland Road, Poland, OH 44514
I hate giving bad reviews, but if you have celiac I think you need to know about my experience here. I ordered pasta off their gluten free menu. It was delicious (however, it was pretty pricey and my portion was small), but I've never been so sick since I was diagnosed with celiac in 2010. This could not have just been cross-contamination. I couldn't get out of bed for 2 days.
2370 SW College Road, Ocala, FL 34474
This was the first meal out after being diagnosed with Celiacs. The waitress was helpful, food was very tasty, but it was obviously cross contaminated in the kitchen, as I was very ill about 10 minutes after I finished eating. I reported it to the regional manager...hopefully they'll educate the kitchen staff better.
5805 Trinity Parkway, Centreville, VA 20120
Delicious GF options!
6803 North Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Waiter was very knowledgable regarding GF options. The menu has tons of GF options! The Italian lettuce wraps were amazing as well as their GF pasta!
7540 Hwy 6 North, Houston, TX 77095
Great gluten free pasta and definitely recommend the gluten free appetizer caprese salad! so good! no gluten free desserts, but great blackberry sangria too!
1900 SW Fountainview Blvd., Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
Lots of gluten free menu items, clearly identified on the menu. No having to ask for a special menu.
1001 West 75th Street, Woodridge, IL 60517
The food was DELICIOUS! As someone new to being GF, this was my first dining out experience. I researched the menu beforehand. I had the lettuce wraps, a side salad with house dressing, pollo rosa Maria, and garlic mash...ALL labeled GF. Unfortunately, I'm writing this review from my restroom where I'll seemingly be all night. I was so excited about eating out. Guess I'll stick to making dinner for myself.
3949 Trueman Blvd, Hilliard, OH 43026
They are very good at keeping food separate for gluten service was good as long as you explained
2335 Highway 6, Sugar Land, TX 77478
cozze in Blanca to die for, many menu choices including gf pasta. nice atmosphere. I'm ultra sensitive dx celiac I feel safe there. fun Italian atmosphere.
4765 S. 76th Street, Greenfield, WI 53220
I ate here tonight with another celiac who comes here regularly (my first visit). Lots of marked GF options, tasty food and no reaction.
370 Columbiana Drive, Columbia, SC 29212
Great GF pasta substitute, but I wish they had more than one. Regular menu has GF items labeled with GF. There is a disclaimer at the bottom of the menu about the possibility of cross contamination in the kitchen, but that seems standard.
12728 Ocean Gateway, Ocean City, MD 21842
Actually nice and know what GF is with menu choices including pasta
4503 Riverview Parkway, Birmingham, AL 35242
Sorry I didn't take the other reviews into consideration I got sick also. I eat at the Nashville location a lot I never have gotten sick there
6803 North Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
My husband and I are gluten sensitive and we felt very comfortable at this restaurant. The waittress understood our needs. Highly recommend this restaurant
202 N. Anderson Rd, Hendersonville, TN 37075
Haven't been in a while, on a budget & a diet. Greatly expanded GF menu.
1350 Bald Hill Road, Warwick, RI 02886
Excellent selection of delicious gluten free meals! Staff understands and treats me great each and every time I visit this location. They are the nicest and friendliest employees there! So glad they have Gluten free pasta- it is great to be able to have it! Love this place!
5152 Merten Drive, Mason, OH 45040
Nice selection for GF
14805 Dix-Toledo, Southgate, MI 48195
nice options for pasta
370 Columbiana Drive, Columbia, SC 29212
My husband has Celiac and this is one of the few places we eat in Columbia. Even though the salads are supposed to be gluten free, he doesn't eat them, because he gets sick. Nothing else that is marked GF makes him sick. wait staff, kitchen, everyone is very familiar with Celiac. highly recommend this restaurant
44695 Schoenherr Road, Sterling Heights, MI 48313
They were so accommodating for my gluten allergy and for my mother in laws dairy allergy! I have never gotten sick after eating there. One of my favorite places to eat because they have so many options for me.
7401 West 92nd Ave., Westminster, CO 80021
Had a great GF meal with my family. Went on a Monday night and enjoyed the special for $13-15 / person. Soup or salad, entree and dessert (some of the fancier ones cost $2 more). Service was quick (ask for Chase as the sever). Found 1 regular noodle in the GF pasta dish. None of the 3 of us who are GF got sick. GF minestrone soup & Gelato were also yummy! Just make you let them know you are GF bc pasta can be made both ways (reg and GF). Other family members who ordered off the regular menu left satisfied. Husband and son enjoyed the soft bread and olive oil dipping sauce.
4765 S. 76th Street, Greenfield, WI 53220
I ate there on 7-17-2016 and had a bad reaction to the food. I had the chicken Marsala with mash potatoes and the Sicilian chicken soup (gf version). I have eaten here 3 times before with no problems but I always had the prosciutto wrapped pork chops with mash potatoes and broccoli. Just another restaurant I will cross off my list of places that I could eat at. I am very disappointed.
12728 Ocean Gateway, Ocean City, MD 21842
I love Carrabba's they understand my allergy although they do not have pizza and stuff they have amazing food I always get gluten free chicken Bryan and garlic mashed potatoes with a ceasar salad. Love love love!
10586 Metcalf Lane, Overland Park, KS 66212
Eaten here twice with excellent food, service and not gotten contaminated. They have separate prep area and lots of options including pasta!
5425 University Parkway, Sarasota, FL 34201
Sways fresh, delicious, and hot. Kudos to the manager. Even takeout is great! Never had a problem.
4503 Riverview Parkway, Birmingham, AL 35242
This place made me really sick would not recommend it
5425 University Parkway, Sarasota, FL 34201
Very good gluten free pasta dishes
12507 I-10 West, San Antonio, TX 78230
Good gluten-free pasta. I like it with shrimp. They were careful and I did not get sick. I like going there and would go again.
4503 Riverview Parkway, Birmingham, AL 35242
Got really really sick
553 Cool Springs Blvd., Franklin, TN 37067
I went there and we made sure to tell the waiter about my allergies and he took very good care of it. I tried ordering the gluten free pasta with the sauce and meatballs but he made sure to warn me that the meatballs are NOT gluten free so I ordered something else and I didn't get sick and they are very good about not cross contaminating if you tell them about your allergies. There are also a lot of gf appetizers.
5425 University Parkway, Sarasota, FL 34201
I typically give the benefit of the doubt but three chances are too much. I've eaten at 3 carrabbas in three different states and each messed up our order. 1st time they forgot a gf entree and put croutons only wife's gf salad. You can't just share when they forget the one thing you can eat. 2nd time croutons on salad and put shrimp instead of chicken in our entree (shell fish allergy in addition to celiac). Each time the receipt stated gf and no shrimp, but was still wrong. Last night we tried again using the gift cards we got from the first two mistakes. I clearly stated we needed gf and that we were using gift cards from mistakes with previous orders. My wife's order of gf Alfredo had regular Alfredo noodles. We thought it looked different and luckily my wife didn't eat any before we called and checked. Again they apologized and offered to remove the charge. That's all well and good, but my issue is with carrabbas apparent indifference to food allergies. If you advertise a gf menu, you have to be willing to provide safe meals. Carrabbas obviously has a very poor training program for food allergies and a lack of accountability by their management. Eat at your own peril, but we've given up.
12957 Cortez Blvd., Brooksville, FL 34613
Their GF food is delicious but I don't think their kitchen is trained or understands Celiac's requirements. I've been sick 3/4 times severely from CC on pasta, pork loin, and soup. I've tried a variety of orders and GF items and have been sick 75% of time. love, love, love their food but think this location is poorly trained on GF preparation.
739 Lynnhaven Pkwy, Virginia Beach, VA 23452
didn't get to try their GF pasta since it was gonna take at least 20 minutes for the pasta to be ready. hopefully will get to try it again.
10562 US Highway 98 W, Sandestin, FL 32550
I eat here a lot because so far, knock on wood, I have never been glutened. the food is always great. The servers are always very understanding.
3194 Atlanta Highway, Athens, GA 30606
Had the gf shrimp pasta. Tasted really good but kind of pricey.
15 Van Campen Blvd., Wilmington, NC 28403
Excellent meal! At first the sauce was a bit too thin but the manager was wonderful about fixing it & even making it up to us by reducing the check. He also offered to remake my daughter's so that we would all eat together but we declined. Everyone was very apologetic & helpful!
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The public lands have long been a popular location for the motion picture industry. The western deserts, dry lakebeds, and mountain terrain are strong attractions to national and international television and film production companies. Many major motion pictures and television commercials have been filmed on public lands.
The variety of landscapes within a 20-mile radius of Moab has made the Moab area a popular filming area since the late 1940s. Filming of Western films has now been replaced by 30 to 40 BLM authorizations each year for television programs or commercials and commercial stills for magazine advertisements and billboards.
GENERAL INFORMATION Film permits are issued under the authority of Section 302(b) of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of October 21, 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1732) and the regulations in 43 CFR 2920. The film permit authorizes a short-term commercial activity at fair market value.
Applications for permits must be analyzed through the environmental assessment process. Resource values which must be considered include Archaeology*, Wildlife, Recreation Areas, Range, Wilderness, Watershed.For most projects, the company is required to hire a BLM approved film monitor. Applications, for projects that meet minimum impact criteria, are generally processed within 5 days of the filing of a complete application. Projects that do not meet minimum impact criteria require a 30-day appeal period, and are generally processed in 40 days.
Click here for more information on the permitting process. For more information on film permit fees click here.
*Archaeological clearances may be necessary. Proponents may need to contract for archaeological surveys to meet established deadlines.


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Transylvania University
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Phone: (859) 233-8113
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"At its heart, a liberal arts education is focused on two salient questions: 'Who am I?' and 'How do I live in the world?' Likewise, the study of religion explores how humans make meaning in this world and thereby orient themselves. Essentially they are two sides of the same inquiry."
Paul Jones claims he is an expert in "nerdology" and "boringtology." If that doesn't draw students into his classroom, perhaps photos from the many May term travel courses he offers will.
There's the one of Jones draped across a tree limb in Chorazin on the northern shore of the Sea of Galilee. Or the one of several students floating in the Dead Sea. Or riding a camel.
Of course, there's also a lot of learning going on when Jones takes students to the Middle East. By traveling in Israel and Egypt, for example, students gain an understanding of the complex confluence of religion, politics, and history, as well as how history and archaeology inform the interpretation of the books of the Bible.
In Turkey and Greece, students learn how Paul the apostle related to the Roman imperial world that surrounded him.
Jones sees himself "learning with students," daring them to move away from a self-centered world and into the world's larger community, where he hopes they will pursue "a life of thoughtful action."
While studying religion at Transylvania, students become adept at critical inquiry. They are then required to use those skills to investigate multiple religious traditions. With that thorough preparation, graduates have successfully attended the finest graduate schools in the country—including Harvard, Yale, Emory, and Vanderbilt—in a variety of disciplines.
Aside from classroom study and travel abroad, how else does Jones engage his students? During one May term course, students read the proof galleys for Jones's latest book. Each person constructed a grid for each chapter and critiqued the argument. As Jones explains, aside from close examination of contemporary scholarly writing, the students also "learned about the process of publication and the editorial stages"—skills they can take into any postgraduate field of study.
"Nerdy?" Maybe. "Boring?" Never.
The Church's Seven Deadly Secrets, Polebridge Press, 2012
The Structure of Religion: Judaism and Christianity, with William J. Leffler, University Press of America, 2005
500 Illustrations: Stories from Life for Preaching and Teaching, with G. Curtis Jones, Abingdon Press, 1998
Christ's Eucharistic Presence: A History of the Doctrine, Peter Lang Publishing, 1994
"Fact-Checking Faith: From Category Confusion to 'Higher' Truth," The Fourth R, Vol. 27, No. 3, May-June 2014
"Why I Wrote The Church's Seven Deadly Secrets: An Interview with the Author," The Fourth R, Vol. 26, No 1, January-February 2013
"Reading the Bible Critically, Not Literally: A Primer," The Fourth R, Vol. 25, No. 6, November-December 2012
"Theological Themes in John 2:13-22," Lectionary Homiletics XX:2, February-March 2009
"Theological Themes in Mark 8:31-38," Lectionary Homiletics XX:2, February-March 2009
"Theological Themes in Mark 1:9-15," Lectionary Homiletics XX:2, February-March 2009
"Back to the Future: Beyond Literalism and Liberalism to Recontextualization," Encounter 68.2, Spring 2007
"Theological Themes in Galatians 3:23-29," Lectionary Homiletics XVIII:4, June-July 2007
"Theological Themes in Luke 7:36-8:3," Lectionary Homiletics XVIII:4, June-July 2007
"Theological Themes in Luke 7:11-17," Lectionary Homiletics XVIII:4, June-July 2007
"Theological Themes in Romans 5:1-5," Lectionary Homiletics XVIII:4, June-July 2007
"Theological Reflections: Joshua 3:14-17; 4:4-7," Lectionary Homiletics XVIII:3, April-May 2007
"Transition to Tomorrow," Baccalaureate Sermon, Lynchburg College, Lectionary Homiletics XVIII:3, April-May 2007
"From Intra-Jewish Polemics to Persecution: The Christian Formation of the Jew as Religious Other," Encounter 67.2, Summer 2006
"Twentieth Century Worship: Disciples of Christ," The Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell Movement, 2004
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We watch, we learn, we enjoy. Did you know that there is an entire online "PBS world" all about food? PBS Food – "Our concept is to pull together the best articles, videos, and recipes from across public television and present them here for you." "We'll also throw in some treats from the PBS archives. That's right, we've got early episodes of Julia Bakes, recipes from some old PBS favorites, and even an appearance from a very young Emeril."
You can search for many of the recipes, videos, and related links that you see on your favorite PBS cooking shows. There are many regional programs that may not appear here in our area but can be seen online – like Eat Pennsylvania. There are more blogs to read than can be done in a day – Fresh Tastes, Kitchen Explorers, to Bay Area Bites – often with blogs and video episodes! And of course you can shop for all the cookbooks you could ever want from the hundreds of chefs featured.


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In addition to being a director and associate professor, Dr. Sonia Suchday is also the co-director for the Master of Public Health program at the Center for Public Health Sciences. Suchday's research interests include social and behavioral aspects of diseases associated with the metabolic syndrome—cardiovascular disease, hypertension and diabetes. Additionally, she also does laboratory and ambulatory studies on cardiovascular reactivity to stress; the effects of yoga, meditation, social support and acculturation on mental and physical health; global health; and ethnic differences in outcome measures.
Current topics being investigated in her lab include the effects of the interaction of individual variables such as anger, forgiveness, spirituality, Type D personality and contextual variables such as socioeconomic status and globalization on health and well-being; the effects of an eight-week mindfulness meditation class on cardiovascular reactivity to stress, mindfulness and depression; predicting cardiovascular risk from level of acculturation; and the effects of social support on cardiovascular reactivity in Chinese immigrants.
Students in Suchday's research lab are also encouraged to participate in international research. Several students have investigated topics in Israel and India. The Global Health course affiliated with the Institute for Public Health is one outlet for students to collect data from college students at St. Xavier's College in Mumbai, India.
Suchday attended the Jackson Foundation for Military Medicine; Allegheny University of Health Sciences, PA; West Virginia University; Connecticut College; and St. Xavier's College at Bombay University.
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She was born on December 16, 1946, and was a lifelong resident of Mathis.
She was a loving mother to three children, Debbie D. De Leon, Julian De Leon III (Ruby), and David J. De Leon (Pam); cherished grandmother to 9 grandchildren, Veronica, Jennifer, Julie, David, Paul, Erik, Erikka, Derik, Zedrik; and three great-grandchildren, Jeremiah, Chevar, and Jamire. She also leaves behind a sister, Eva Adamos; and two brothers, Samuel (Esmeralda) De Leon and Lupe (Sue) De Leon.
She is preceded in death by her husband, Julian De Leon, Jr.; father and mother, Lupe and Beatrice De Leon; two siblings, Nancy Castillo and Israel De Leon.
Known by her positive outlook on life, Pat was an active member of the community, volunteering with the Mathis chapter of the Relay for Life for several years and her church, Tabernaculo de Fe in Mathis. She never hesitated to lend a helping hand to anyone in need and she will be missed tremendously.
A special and heartfelt thank you to her dear friends Lola Paiz, Jessica Herrera, Maggie De Leon, Inez De Leon, as well as her daughter-in-law Ruby, whose love and compassion were a true blessing in her final days. A special thank you to those who donated or offered up prayers.
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Lights, camera, action! The state's movie industry is expecting to get a big boost in business with a new and bigger tax credit that takes effect July 1.
When that happens, movie productions will be able to claim a credit of up to $15 million, what state film commissioner Donne Dawson said is needed to stay in the game.
"If Hawaii is serious about wanting to be in the film industry and create a thriving industry, this is the cost to do business," said Dawson.
While critics question the effectiveness of the tax credit, Dawson said the exposure and economic benefit to the state is immeasurable.
According the film office, the film industry generated roughly $250 million in direct spending in Hawaii last year and created 2,500 full time jobs.
While these tax credits are a major benefit to Hollywood and their big budgets, it's not the break local film production companies said they need to tell their stories.
Local film director Dave Rosen is working on a movie about local fishermen who try to protect their beach from development using some familiar faces in the starring roles.
Click here to see the 20 most groundbreaking films of all time.
Rosen said the tax credits for the big studios provide jobs, and that's a good thing. But to qualify for the credits, a company has to spend a minimum of $200,000 which he said is way above the budget for the smaller, local players.
"If the state really wants locally originated productions, I think they need to help it along," said Rosen of Shooters Film Productions.
Rosen said an investment tax credit like one that expired three years ago would benefit local independent filmmakers.
"We would like to see local stories coming out, playing in theaters not just in Hawaii, not just in film festivals, but nationwide," said Rosen.
Until that happens, local filmmakers will have to rely on grants and private donations to help tell a story on the big screen.
The new tax credit rises from 15 to 20 percent for films made on Oahu, and up to 25 percent for films made on the neighbor islands. And the credit is good through Jan. 1, 2019.


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A bomb scare paralyzed several blocks around Circuit Court for most of the morning on Thursday.
The threat and the discovery of a suspicious package shut down court, closed nearby businesses and left hundreds confused and on edge.
The explosion could be heard and felt a block away.
Honolulu Police Department bomb technicians ended the downtown drama with a single blast. They blew up the suspicious package found in a planter on the Ewa side of Circuit Court.
Police were on alert starting at 6:45 a.m. when someone called in a threat to 911.
"It was a definite circuit court location, described the package and a detonation time," said state sheriff Shawn Tsuha.
Police said the caller told them the bomb would go off at noon.
As a precaution, Circuit Court was evacuated, streets and neighboring businesses shut down including the unemployment office, leaving many in a lurch.
"I don't know what's going on or anything. I'm trying to get to my workshop," said Susan Ambrose who was on her way to the unemployment office for training.
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HPD's Special Services moved in, bringing with them the canine unit and bomb robots, leaving many to wonder if extra precautions were being taken with the recent Boston bombings.
"It's better to be safe than sorry because of the Boston Marathon," said Julie Takano, who was on her way to the unemployment office.
But sheriffs said the response is standard procedure.
"This type of response is not really based upon the Boston incident. This is based upon what we see at the scene," said Tsuha.
Sheriffs said it was determined after detonating the package that it did not pose a danger to the public.
"We know it's not an explosive. What initially was found was a package within a plastic bag. The dimensions within the plastic bag was approximately 8-inches-long, 4-inches-wide," said Tsuha.
Officers sound the all clear at around 11 a.m.
Sheriffs did a sweep inside the courthouse before reopening to the public. Honolulu police have taken over the investigation.


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Something beautiful and affirming has been happening at Grace Episcopal Church in Honesdale. It involves a group of women, each very different from the other, and a master teacher who is able not only to skillfully execute and teach an exotic and captivating form of dance, but to bring out each woman's unique ability to experience self-transformation through the process.
Most of the women initially showed up simply to learn the art of Middle Eastern Dance, only to find that something else was going on that would lead the dancer beyond the constraints of her everyday life and its limiting perceptions. "It's not just about dancing, but joy, and love for being a woman," said student Diana Beisner, "and to sing through body language that is your own."
Part of their development as dance students involves taking on Arabic dance names based on positive attributes that become apparent in their dancing. "Everyone has their unique beauty," said instructor Sabah. "Different ages, ethnic backgrounds, personalities, sizes, shapes don't matter, because each person expresses their individual beauty through these traditional dances."
Sabah studies each student until a distinctive quality emerges and is named. The names help to crystallize an aspect of the person that's coming through in the dance. The process helps the dancer.
"It's like putting on a piece of your costume," said Cindy Smith, whose dance name is Jehan (elegant lady). "When Sabah calls me by my dance name in class, it's like getting into character."
Beisner likens hearing her dance name, Layla (night) to a hose that lies still until water surges through and energizes the line. "It's something that you step into. It comes that fast and you just love it."
Taking on the names helps create a launch point to pursue personal ideals, says Sabah. "Naming helps to free what is holding you back."
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Each of the women express gratitude for their connection with Sabah. "I felt like a fish out of water when I first walked in," said Linda Hall, whose dance name is Dounia (world). "I didn't think I would fit in. But I lost that feeling through the graciousness of the way Sabah teaches."
Jarin Weinstein, named Suraya (star), had studied various forms of dance under the guidance of several teachers, but felt that Sabah had something different to offer. "When I met her, she was transmitting the dance. It was unique and authentic. She transcended what the body can offer by using her own energy to bring in a new dimension. That's where the self-transformation springs from. It's a blessing to dance with other women in an environment where it's safe to see their beauty and not be threatened by it."
The ongoing experience has transformed Sabah too. "I was always a lone ranger in my work, but I've been discovering the potential for camaraderie and how women help each other when barriers are removed. I thought I was courageous because I was a loner. But I was actually too terrified to open up to friendship on this level of interaction. I come in to teach a class, but I walk out being taught."
Suraya agrees. "The women have taught me that it's okay to be strong and to feel powerful, to be bold and to stand up for yourself. In our society, we're not taught what a real woman can be, all the possibilities."
A special bond
Sabah has taught around the world, but says there is an unusual bonding here that arises from trying to reach personal goals together in an environment that is supportive rather than competitive.
"When there's no competition, you can just be yourself," explained Suraya. "There's no better feeling than self acceptance, because you're going to accept the next person in return. Then you can see that on the street because you now know what you're looking at—the sparkle in a woman's eye, the smile on her face, how she chooses to adorn herself and what kind of clothes she wears."
"It's become somewhat of a sisterhood," said Dounia. "The dance itself promotes freeing oneself. Inhibitions evaporate. It's a wonderful form of release. I leave my problems at the door and I leave here on a high."
Jehan initially decided to attend the class to rehabilitate from a back injury. "I didn't know that part of the experience would be about letting go and opening up, she said. "It's very freeing."
The women help one another in various ways, from developing
costumes to providing support through personal crises such as depression, the death of a loved one, physical ailments and more.
Sabah also believes the setting sustains the group. "This church is very special, with its strong connection to the community," she said. "It's wonderful that our classes fund that community outreach." All Dancers of the Dawn performances have been fundraising events for the local community, benefiting Dessin Animal Shelter, Victims Intervention
Program, literacy programs and food pantries.
Sabah will hold a free introductory class on Egyptian dance on February 21 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the church. Ensuing classes cost $12, with proceeds benefiting church programs.
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I have been following Manuela Kraller ever since I saw her in a Haggard concert, she was definitely amazing, but she does not have a rich soprano voice like Tarja.
This album, even though it lacks originality (I do not know why people are so hung up with the originality issue since the symphonic metal genre barely has a handful of bands you can call them original) but in the song-writing department, they exceed all expectations. All the tracks are memorable, and even after like 6 months, I still listen to this record and I never get bored.
The era when Nightwish used to amaze people has ended but Xandria was the one that revived it. I do not think of this as cheating, since there isn't anyone that said "you are not allowed to be influenced by Nightwish" but instead, Xandria not only borrowed some influences from Nightwish, they added their own touch (Forevermore still maintains the old Xandria style) and they managed to pull out an entirely memorable album. Now seriously, even the old Nightwish songs had at least 2-3 songs that were a sort of filler, it is not the case with the new Xandria record, all of them are memorable without exception.
I do not know why people are reluctant to listen to this record, I consider it probably the best symphonic metal record that surfaced in the 2012. I never felt so much enjoyment since Epica's Consign to Oblivion.
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We have three Italian courses on our programme: A half day course explaining the essential techniques for making pasta, risotto and seasonal pesto, plus two full day courses exploring the regional ingredients and classic dishes of Northern and Southern Italy.
Venice to Tuscany – Northern Italian Cookery
Northern Italy is known for its rich, flavourful dishes using the produce of the mountains and woods. This course features the wild mushrooms and game of Piedmont, a fish dish from Venice and the ever-popular cantuccini 'biscotti' that follow every meal in Tuscany. Pumpkin and chestnuts are two ingredients that we use rarely in the UK but are hugely popular in Italy. The two pasta dishes on this course will demonstrate why.
Dishes on this course typically include:
Chestnut Tagliatelle with Wild Mushrooms
Hake Agrodolce (sweet & sour)
Pumpkin Risotto with Sage
Ravioli di Fagiano (pheasant)
Cantuccini di Prato with Vin Santo
Techniques covered on this course include:
- Bread making by hand – preparing, proving and shaping the dough
- Pasta making including rolling and cutting the tagliatelle
- Risotto technique and pumpkin preparation
- Fish preparation
- Making the ravioli filling.
- Ravioli – technique for cutting, shaping and cooking
- Biscuit method and baking
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Recently the Federal Trade Commission instituted a new rule that bears the Orwellian acronym: CALM. CALM stands for Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act. Don't you just love it?
The essence of the law is that the practice of blaring commercials louder than the TV shows that precede or follow them must cease by December 2012.
This isn't the only anti-advertising measure our government has instituted. Just consider the Can-Spam act of 2003 that sought to limit email messaging to those who wished solicitations as well as the much lauded "do not call" registry that made dialing for dollars a telemarketer's dead-end.
People also have found ways around advertising's bombardment, embracing tools like TiVo or the DVR to race through the commercials on recorded television shows, and by subscribing to commercial-free satellite radio, and putting themselves on readers to get their news columns and blogs delivered each day the way they want, sans advertisements.
What's a marketer to do? If you say tell the truth and tell it softly, that's just the beginning. It's time to become a valuable resource of information and experiences so that people seek you out deliberately. It's time for a new breed of marketer.
Making yourself desirable is key – and this is what we're calling the New Marketing. Other names for it include: Permission Marketing (thanks to Seth Godin who realized this trend was in the making over 10 years ago); Inbound Marketing; Content Marketing.
Whatever it's called, the concept is that instead of interrupting people with your self-serving promotional message, you invite prospects to become engaged with your brand and its virtues over time. With digital tools like interactive websites, search optimization and prospect segmentation, it's becoming easier to accomplish this sort of customized caring. But here's the irony – you have to let buyers know you first exist – and then you can court them with your fascinating content.
In that way, traditional marketing remains vitally necessary. Yup. The decibel's days are dwindling, but you will forever need to initially gain attention. So be careful – do not throw the baby out with the bathwater. Sure, you want to entice people to engage with your brand, to get tacit "permission" to send them more fascinating stories and uncommon solutions that they eagerly subscribe to, but people have to find out about you in the first place.
There's a paradox here: you increasingly need your prospects' permission to engage, but they need to know you exist initially. The best way to navigate this paradox is to think of marketing along a continuum – from Awareness, to Interest, to Desire, to Action. That way you can resolve the tension between the seeming evil of broadcasting a message at the start and the profound desirability of courting a prospect over time.
These things happen at different stages.
The average human is inundated with over 2,000 outbound marketing interruptions per day. And here I'm suggesting we make it at least 2,001? Yes, you have to start somewhere.
It can get sophisticated later – where you know the profiles of your prospects, serve them up customized messages that sync nicely with their particular buying bent at the time – but at the very start, you need to advertise, send direct or email, go to a tradeshow, or issue a press release.
Those tactics are the most expensive ones to institute, alas – and they have the lowest traceable return on investments. But they are necessary to get a lot of fish into a wide net at the beginning of a sales campaign or product launch.
Once the fish are in the net, you can sort them out, metaphorically, into guppies and sunnies and sea bass and throw some back out to sea and keep some in the boat (aka: database) tailor-making content that from then on they'll gobble up. But first you'll need to Advertise.
It's really back to the AIDA model – Awareness, Interest, Desire and then Action. This is a marketing acronym that has guided marketers for the last 100 years or so.
Awareness is achieved when you advertise – pitch to a large and targeted crowd.
The emphasis here is on large – as large and often as you can afford. It's been said that people will have to hear your message times before they even realize you're saying something.
In the awareness stage, targeted people (not just any consumer) quickly come to know you exist and have something extraordinary to sell. It's about speed and efficiency now. They'll recall they heard your name!
Then at the interest stage, you use different tactics, ones that are less costly and increasingly more targeted – and respectable. These can include a search-optimized website, with different keyword phrases driving people to exactly which topics interest them the most and with content that's useful and compelling. They can also include: a blog, a white paper, a how to video, an informative newsletter – whether via email or direct.
At the desire stage, your tactics are ones that will take the prospect over the edge. Think: testimonials, trouble-shooting guides, a webinar, a checklist that is crucial to a buying decision and unavailable elsewhere, people talking about you favorably on Facebook.
Social Media is huge at this point – the time when the prospect knows about you, has gotten some information that is persuasive and then hears it from his/her peers.
Finally, there's action. What have you done that has been so illustrative and inclusive that it makes the prospect feel special, singled out and willing to risk a purchase? Perhaps it's a software key that works for 30 days, a free sample with a special message from the CEO that the prospect has come to know personally on LinkedIn in the desire stage, or even an everyday coupon. Something has to trigger that phone call.
"Marketing" makes the phone ring. "Sales" answers it. If marketing does things right, in AIDA order, no one need cold-call again. Prospects are enticed to enquire instead. A synchronized experience across traditional and New Marketing made it happen. The customers didn't endure promotional pounding; they were courted instead. And, finally, marketing gets the respect it deserves.
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A Honolulu skydiver who lost consciousness during a jump from a plane has died.
The medical examiner's office identifies him as 30-year-old Martin Monahan. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating.
Monahan was a captain in the U.S. Army based at Schofield Barracks. He had three combat tours to Afghanistan and was awarded two Bronze Star medals. Monahan was born in Pennsylvania and lived in Stuart, Fla. He leaves behind one child.
Witnesses say Monahan may have been unconscious during the entire skydive on Tuesday. An employee at Skydive Hawaii says he was doing a low-altitude jump in the morning from about 5,000 feet above Dillingham Airfield.
The Federal Aviation Administration says it reviewed a video showing Monahan struck the aircraft's horizontal stabilizer while exiting.
An automated safety device sensed the fall and triggered his parachute to open.
Monahan landed in a newly-plowed field about 300 yards from the runway. Witnesses say he landed on his legs on the soft dirt. He was a student at Skydive Hawaii and he was attempting his 23rd jump to get a license.


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A Clovis grocery store was robbed at gunpoint Thursday night, according to police.
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This document describes some of the ways to leverage the high availability features of Oracle Real Application Cluster (RAC) databases by moving the load balancing functionality from the Oracle server/Oracle driver to your application. In this article, I discuss the ways to achieve load balancing of connections across RAC nodes and yet maintain the sticky nature to the same RAC node for the all of the participants of a single global transaction. I have used Java examples wherever possible, but most of the programming constructs can be mapped to other sufficiently advanced programming languages.
An Oracle Real Application Cluster database is a clustered database. A cluster is a group of independent servers that cooperate as a single system. Clusters provide improved fault resilience and modular incremental system growth over single, symmetrical multiprocessor systems. Oracle's RAC page has more information on RAC technology.
A global transaction is a mechanism that allows a set of programming tasks, potentially using more than one resource manager and potentially executing on multiple servers, to be treated as one logical unit. Once a process is in transaction mode, any service requests made to servers may be processed on behalf of the current transaction. The services that are called and join the transaction are referred to as transaction participants. The value returned by a participant may affect the outcome of the transaction. A global transaction may be composed of several local transactions, each accessing the same resource manager. The resource manager is responsible for performing concurrency control and atomicity of updates.
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Problems occur when connections participating in a distributed transaction are routed to different instances of an RAC cluster. A split transaction is a distributed transaction that spans more than one instance of an RAC database. This implies that different branches of the same distributed transaction are located on different instances of an RAC database. This could result in erroneous situations, as follows:
The following design forms the foundation of the recommended approach:
INSTANCE_NAME attribute in your JDBC connect descriptor aliases will disable server-side load balancing. For example:
If you miss the
INSTANCE_NAME attribute in your JDBC connect descriptor, the Oracle TNS Listener could still redirect the connection request to some other instance, depending on the load on the instance in question.
In a multithreaded application, multiple threads are spawned to perform concurrent tasks. Usually global transactions have thread affinity; i.e., they are identified and associated by the threads in which they run. All connections participating in the same global transaction must be drawn from the pool or a data source in the same thread. You can maintain affinity to a node pool by associating the thread with the node pool. The connection factory responsible for providing the connection should then inspect the thread and reuse the node pool referenced in the thread space. The connection factory is allowed to randomly pick a pool only if there is no node pool associated with the thread. You can implement this in Java using the
ThreadLocal class. When the connection factory requests a connection, it inspects the thread space to check if a node pool is associated with the thread; if there is, it reuses it. Otherwise, it randomly picks one.
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Connection getConnection() {
// nodePoolTracker is a ThreadLocal object
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NodePoolIndentifier poolId =
(NodePoolIndentifier) nodePoolTracker.get();
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new NodePoolIdentifier(pool.getId());
return pool.getConnection();
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// get a reference to the pool
NodePool pool = getPoolById(poolId);
return pool.getConnection();
The above method creates an affinity between the thread and the node pool. If your application spawns a new thread for every new task, you don't need to manually clean up the thread space. However, for applications that have thread pools or reuse threads (like web servers, app servers, etc.), you need to manually clean up the thread space after each global transaction or task completion. This entirely depends on how you manage threads in your application. If you don't clean up the thread space, the node pool will get associated with the thread for the complete lifespan of the thread, which may result in suboptimal load balancing across RAC instances.
Modern web applications have a distinct advantage over standalone applications. They run in a managed environment which delegates most of the dirty work to the underlying application/web server. Here you can leverage an approach similar to standalone applications--using a thread pool--but by using HTTP filters, you can eliminate the problem with reusable threads by resetting the state of the thread in the HTTP filters.
You can do this using Java servlets as follows:
ThreadLocal object in the in-filter before the request is sent to the actual request handler.
All of the connections for a particular request are directed to a single RAC instance. Alternatively, you can also use the request object to store the reference of the node pool rather then the
ThreadLocal object. The downside of this approach is that you need to pass the request object to all of the components that draw a connection to the database.
This approach assumes a specific pattern in the life span of global transactions that happens to work with most popular applications. Some places where this would not work include:
Sachin Shetty works as a consultant on Java and Oracle technologies.
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Researching your Italian heritage can be both fun and rewarding. It isn't difficult to do, and there are many resources to help you along. This class will give you an overview of the research process and the records and resources available to you.
This tutorial will guide you in reading old Italian handwritten records. You may learn about the common challenges faced when trying to read and interpret old Italian documents.
Reading Italian Handwritten Records Lesson 1: The Italian Alphabet
This lesson will help you learn to recognize the letters used in the Italian alphabet in order to help you read, understand, and extract information from Italian genealogical records.
Reading Italian Handwritten Records Lesson 2: Words and Phrases
This lesson will help you identify common genealogical words and phrases in Italian records. You will learn about common word forms and break and abbreviations that you will see in these records.
Reading Italian Handwritten Records Lesson 3: Reading Italian Records
This lesson will help you learn to extract key genealogical information from Italian records.
Storia di Famiglia: La ricerca genealogica negli atti di nascita
Questa lezione vi aiuterà a fare pratica per poter consultare correttamente i registri di nascita dello Stato Civile italiano ed a differenziare il formato ed il contenuto degli atti durante le varie epoche in cui si è formato, da quella napoleonica alla fine del XIX secolo.


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ISBE is very excited to announce the start of an integrated special education
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Exciting news! The Illinois State Board of Education has developed a web-based IEP database system. This database system includes easy to use wizards to assist in developing an IEP, allows for draft and official forms, and integrates with other systems at ISBE, such as the Student Information System (SIS), in order to reduce duplicate entries of data. The web-based IEP will also be integrated with the new personnel and pupil reporting systems, which are currently being developed. The web-based IEP is currently available to districts, following a required training. To schedule a training, please go to http://www.hbug.k12.il.us/IStar/default.aspx.
- Training Video:In order to assist individuals with general information about the new database system, a short training video is available.
- Webinar Video: Information from the June 17, 2013, webinar conducted with the pilot sites
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Welcome to the Wurzweiler School of Social Work's admissions page. Our MSW program prepares students for advanced social work practice in casework/clinical settings, group work or community organization. The PhD program, designed for working social work professionals, further their education for scholarly and creative leadership in a wide variety of fields.
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Wurzweiler does not grant credit for volunteer work or life experience.
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Spending Everything While Building Nothing
Mark Steyn on the utter failure of big government, Obama-style:
If you're saying, "Whoa, that sounds expensive," well, our government is more expensive than any government in history — and we have nothing to show for it. Imagine if Obama's 2009 stimulus had been spent burying every electric pole on the Eastern Seaboard. Instead, just that one Obama bill spent a little shy of a trillion dollars, and no one can point to a single thing it built. "A big storm requires Big Government," pronounced The New York Times. But Washington is so big-hearted with Big Government it spends $188 million an hour that it doesn't have — 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including Thanksgiving, Christmas and Ramadan. And yet, mysteriously, multitrillion-dollar Big Government Obama-style can't do anything except sluice food stamps to the dependent class, lavish benefits and early retirement packages to the bureaucrats that service them, and so-called government "investment" to approved Obama cronies.
So you can have Big Government bigger (or, anyway, more expensive) than any government's ever been, and the lights still go out in 17 states — because your president spent 6 trillion bucks, and all the country got was a lousy Air Force One bomber jacket for him to wear while posing for a Twitpic answering the phone with his concerned expression.
What has $6 trillion of Obama spending built? The food stamp rolls. The number of Americans on unemployment. The number of Americans claiming disability. A growing list of failed 'green' companies, lavishly funded with our money. The federal bureaucracy – with massive ongoing costs associated with their solid platinum benefits. These are things we could have done without. And would be better off not having.
But nothing whatsoever tangible and good. Could six trillion dollars have hardened all of our infrastructure? Probably not. But it could have made a real start.: (Real businesses mostly operate in the one million or less rage, unlike the insane federal trillion plus range.)
We could have had something to show for it. Other than the debts still due, of course. These are very real.
And yes, Obama did build that great, sucking debt.
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"I hate temporal mechanics..."
Temporal mechanics is the study of the workings of time and its effects on the space-time continuum, and is particularly relevant when dealing with time travel. As late as 2154, time travel was deemed impossible by the Vulcan Science Directorate. (ENT: "Awakening")
The United Federation of Planets has had some form of time travel ability since at least 2268. It is possible that at least some of the current and future regulations regarding time travel can trace their origins back to this date. However, capability at this point was most likely inaccurate, making any attempt at time travel experimental and dangerous.
Temporal mechanics is taught at Starfleet Academy. Julian Bashir took the class, where he learned about predestination paradoxes, as did Miles O'Brien. (DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations") Both Kathryn Janeway and B'Elanna Torres knew the 'finer points' of temporal mechanics. (VOY: "Parallax")
In addition to the Federation, the Borg Collective, Bajorans, and Klingon Empire were known to have some form of time travel capabilities. (Star Trek: First Contact; DS9: "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"; VOY: "Endgame")
Rules of Temporal MechanicsEdit
- Sometimes effect can precede cause. The reaction can be observed before the action that initiated it.VOY: "Parallax"
A historical research in 2268 suggests the Federation was capable of controlled time travel and used this ability at the very least for research purposes. (TOS: "Assignment: Earth")
As of 2378, at least 40 different instances of some form of time travel had been noted in Federation records. Technologically speaking, the Federation's capabilities concerning time travel have for the most part remained unclear.
In the 25th century, time travel is mostly possible but still risky. (TNG: "Firstborn")
As of the 26th century, historians and anthropologists used Time-travel pods to travel through time to observe historical events. (TNG: "A Matter of Time")
Crewman Daniels, an alleged time traveler from the 31st century, showed Jonathan Archer a group of time-traveling anthropologists from 2769 observing the building of the pyramids of Giza. (ENT: "Cold Front")
The USS Enterprise first experienced time travel in 2266 when an emergency cold start of its warp drive slingshot the ship and crew 71 hours into the past. (TOS: "The Naked Time")
In 2267, after an encounter with a black star, the Enterprise was hurled 300 years into the past. Eventually, the Enterprise's science officer Spock devised a method for returning the Enterprise back to its original period. (TOS: "Tomorrow is Yesterday")
Though other instances of time travel had been noted, this appears to be the first instance of controlled time travel by the Federation. Later that year, officers Kirk, Spock and McCoy traveled to Earth's early 20th century and back via the Guardian of Forever. (TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever")
Sometime in 2268 the Enterprise traveled back in time, using the light-speed breakaway factor, to 1968 on a historical research mission. (TOS: "Assignment: Earth")
In 2286, Admiral James T. Kirk and his senior staff took a stolen Klingon Bird-of-Prey back in time to the year 1986 to retrieve a pair of then (2286)-extinct humpback whales to save Earth from destruction by an alien probe. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
In 2371, Captains Jean-Luc Picard and James T. Kirk used the Nexus as a means of controlled time travel, going to just before the destruction of the Veridian star, which Picard intended to save. (Picard arrived at the Nexus from just after the destruction of said star, whereas Kirk arrived from some 78 years before). (Star Trek Generations)
At least once, Q took Captain Jean-Luc Picard back in time to the beginning of life on Earth. (TNG: "All Good Things...")
During a transporter accident above Earth in the USS Defiant caused by Chroniton particles, Captain Benjamin Sisko, Julian Bashir, and Jadzia Dax were sent back in time to mid 21st century, just before the Bell Riots. This causes the Federation and Startfleet to vanish in the present, after the time travelers inteferrence leads to the death of Gabriel Bell. Only the Defiant is left protected by the Chroniton particles. Sisko took on the identity of Gabriel Bell to ensure that he was remembered for saving hostages during the events, and ultimately allowing the Federation to come into being centuries later. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part I")
Quark, Rom, Nog and Odo traveled back to the past, crashing near Roswell, New Mexico. (DS9: "Little Green Men")
Akorem Laan, a poet and seer from Bajor's past (which history had recorded had mysteriously disapeared) was sent to the future by the Prophets, believing he was the Emissary of the Prophets. Ultimately, Sisko convinced the Prophets to send Laan back into his own period. Laan later went on to finish one of his prophetic poems, which Kira remembered as unfinished, after Laan had disappeared. Sisko points out that the ending of the poem had appeared in databases, along with new history of his life after his return to Bajor. Kira wonders why she could remember the previous timeline, if previous timeline had been wiped out. Sisko commented that time works in mysterious ways whenever the Prophets are involved. (DS9: "Accession")
Quinn took USS Voyager back in time to the Big Bang to hide from Q. (VOY: "Death Wish")
In 2373, the USS Defiant, commanded by Captain Benjamin Sisko traveled back in time to 2268 via the Bajoran Orb of Time, by an attempt by Arne Darvin to kill Captain James T. Kirk and change the timeline. The crew of the Defiant stopped Darvin without any notable damage. (DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations")
Around Stardate 50814.2 (of an unknown year), the Defiant became stuck behind a barrier on a planet in the Gamma Quadrant, where they met the inhabitants who told them they were the descendents of the crew of that crashed on the planet 200 years in the past. With foreknowledge of the crash, the crew surmised that if they escaped that fate, the timeline would collapse and everything on the planet cease to exist. The descendent of Jadzia Dax, Yedrin, surmised that it would be possible to save their colony, due to an energy discharge that had hit Major Kira, which had created a subspace doubling effect, and for an instant created corresponding quantum duplicates of every molecule in her body. By amplifying the doubling effect through modifications to the Defiant, they could make a quantum duplicate of the entire ship, and this second ship would then be the one that would crash on the planet preserving the original timeline. However, the other Defiant would be able to escape as well.
However, Yedrin had falsified information in his plan, with the intent of making sure that the original (un-duplicated) single Defiant would crash on the planet, thus ensuring that the colony would continue to exist. The Defiant crew ultimately made the decision to sacrifice the ship by flying into the temporal anomaly, in order to save the 8000 colony members. However, the ship's flight plan was changed by Odo so that it would clear the barrier. This erased the settlement and all of its inhabitants from the planet. (DS9: "Children of Time")
Kira uses the Orb of Time to learn about her mother's life on Terok Nor. Before she goes she is warned not to interfere with the timeline by Sisko. Kira nearly kills her own mother and Dukat, but changes her mind at the last moment. The orb then returns her to the present. (DS9: "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night")
Upon returning to Golana through the time portal 300 years into the past, an adult Molly helped helped the younger Molly return to the present. Shortly after saving the younger molly, the older molly ceased to exist, vanishing from existence as the timeline corrected itself. (DS9: "Time's Orphan")
Also in 2373, an encounter with the 29th century timeship Aeon threw Voyager back to an alternate 1996. History was set right when Captain Janeway destroyed the timeship before it could travel to the future and accidentally cause a temporal explosion. Voyager was returned to the correct time by an alternate version of the Aeon from the correct timeline. (VOY: "Future's End", "Future's End, Part II")
An alternate future version of Captain Janeway (from 2404) traveled back to 2378 through the use of a chrono deflector to bring Voyager home from the Delta Quadrant 16 years earlier then it had arrived in that alternate future. This future Janeway was killed in the attempt but succeeded in returning Voyager home and even delivered a crippling if not fatal blow to the Borg. (VOY: "Endgame")
In 2387, Nero and Spock were sent back in time through a Red matter black hole which had prevented a supernova from destroying the galaxy (but not before it had destroyed Romulus in the process). Nero was sent back to the past to 2233, where he destroyed the USS Kelvin, then went into hiding for 25 years awaiting Spock's arrival. Spock arrived in Nero's new timeline in 2258. Nero destroyed Vulcan, while Spock watched from Delta Vega. The crew of the USS Enterprise with the help of James T. Kirk, stopped Nero from destroying Earth. (Star Trek)
Temporal Cold WarEdit
The events of the Temporal Cold War further complicate the understanding of Federation time travel capabilities.
As of the 29th century, a time traveling faction represented by a mysterious individual, could only communicate and exchange information and technologies through time, appearing as a non-corporeal entities. By the 31st century, this technology was perfected to allow physical travel.
According to Daniels, all time travelers were bound by the observance of strict procedures set forth in the Temporal Accords. Daniels stated that the Temporal Accords were enacted after time travel was developed by all time travel–capable species to prevent catastrophic tampering with the timeline.
The act of Daniel's bringing Archer into the future, wipes out the Federation, as Archer was not around to found it. This effectively causes Daniels and Archer to end up in an alternate future, where the Federation never existed, and Earth was wiped out. Returning Archer to his own time restored the future.
By 2153, the Sphere Builders, a group previously thought to possess the ability only to examine alternate timelines, sent Xindi-Reptilians back to 21st century Detroit to develop a bioweapon to destroy the Human race. (ENT: "Carpenter Street")
Ultimately the war ended when the Na'kuhl returned from an alternate 1944 (created by their very actions) and caused the Cold War to go hot with time-travelers changing time as they liked. Daniels brought Enterprise and Archer back to 1944 to stop Vosk, leader of the Nak'uhl, from returning to the future. With the help of Silik, a member of another faction of the Temporal Cold War, Archer shut off Vosk's compound's shields, allowing Enterprise to destroy it and thus destroying the temporal conduit and killing Vosk just as he was about to travel back to the future. Daniels pulled Archer to a place where they watched the time stream as all of the events that occurred when the Temporal Cold War went hot were undone and time reset itself to normal. Archer refused to have anything to do anymore with Daniels' "damn Temporal Cold War" and Daniels agreed, claiming it was finally coming to an end thanks to Archer's actions. (ENT: "Storm Front", "Storm Front, Part II")
- Black hole created by red matter
- Chrono deflector
- Light-speed breakaway factor (Slingshot effect)
- Nexus
- Orb of Time
- Q powers
- Temporal causality loop
- Temporal conduit
- Temporal transporter
- Temporal vortex
- Time portal
- Timeships
- Wormholes
See alsoEdit
- Department of Temporal Investigations
- Janeway Factor
- Timeline
- Temporal anomaly
- Temporal Integrity Commission
- Temporal Prime Directive
In the novel Ishmael, Captain Spock embarked incognito aboard a Klingon ore transport, refitted with time travel capacity. The ore transport managed to go back to 1867 Earth after an acceleration close to a white dwarf near Starbase 12. The USS Enterprise was modified to follow the ship to 1867, becoming the first instance that a Federation ship utilized intentional and controlled time travel.
In the video game Star Trek: The Next Generation - Future's Past for the Super Nintendo, the computer mentions several temporal near-catastrophes in the 23rd century: the New York incident, the above-mentioned "Ishmael incident," and the "Eyeglass Loop Paradox" referring to what Kirk did in Voyage Home with his glasses.
The Department of Temporal Investigations novels Watching the Clock and Forgotten History go into detail about the principles of time travel, as well as the hows and whys of the various time travel incidents in Star Trek's history. The most significant of these demonstrates how Starfleet became aware that history could change- previously they had assumed that changing history just created an alternate timeline that those who changed history happened to get 'stuck' in-; when the DTI created Timeship One with the intention of deliberately travelling three days into the future, a future version of the ship appeared in their time thirty-two hours before it was due to launch, the crew all dead or dying from an accident that had occurred when they overshot. With this discovery postponing the planned launch, the future Timeship One and its crew disappeared once the time of the original launch had passed, confirming that history could be changed.
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