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APPEAL from the Circuit Court of Winnebago County; the Hon.
JOHN S. GHENT, Judge, presiding.
The defendant, Thomas Lundblade, was convicted in a jury trial of the offense of deceptive practices (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1979, ch. 38, par. 17-1), and sentenced to three years imprisonment. *fn1. He appeals, contending that he was not proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Alternatively, he claims that improper argument of the prosecutor deprived him of a fair trial.
Defendant issued a check for $276.81 to a Goldblatt's store on January 18, 1979. The check was drawn on the account of "Thom's Auto Reconditioning" at the United Bank of Rockford. That account was defendant's business account with the bank.
Two witnesses testified for the State. Frank Flowers testified that he was the manager of the Goldblatt store at which defendant cashed the check on January 18, 1979. He recognized defendant on that occasion as an employee at the store some nine years earlier. He authorized the store cashier to cash the check which defendant presented. The check, admitted into evidence, indicates that it was presented twice for payment and returned not paid. Defendant's signature appears on the back of the check with his address and driver's license number.
Roberta Wahlquist, assistant vice-president of the bank, testified that she had served as the personal banker for defendant's personal and business accounts. Defendant opened the business checking account in August 1977. She testified concerning several monthly statements for the months of September 1978 through February 12, 1979, when the account was closed, and those statements were admitted into evidence. All of the statements showed an overdraft at the end of each month, except for the November 30, 1978, statement, which showed a $9.16 credit. The credit was made possible through a credit memo to the account in the form of a part of a $5,500 loan from the bank to defendant on November 20. Other than the credit memo, defendant made no deposits in the account after November 20. Wahlquist explained that the $5,500 loan was made pursuant to a November 15 meeting between herself, bank president Roger Bowers, and defendant, because the bank was only advancing $1,000-$1,200 "new money" in hopes of recovering the roughly $27,000 in outstanding loan amounts owed the bank by defendant. Defendant represented that if he received a loan to pay his back rent and utilities he could get back into business and begin repaying the loans.
Wahlquist further testified she was familiar with defendant's business of buying used cars and selling them after reconditioning. On some occasions defendant would write checks to purchase cars and parts for which he did not have funds in his account. Defendant would call the bank and "if we approve the loan over the phone, then, he would be able to write a check and come in next day, sign a note, and bring the information on the automobile." Ms. Wahlquist also stated that the bank's usual practice is to mail overdraft notices to customers, but she did not know firsthand if such notices were mailed to defendant at any time.
Defendant testified in his own behalf that he started his auto repair business in 1977. He testified to various loans he had received from the bank between October 1977 and November 1978. On one occasion in April 1978 he purchased a used Camaro car with a check knowing he had insufficient funds to cover it. The bank later covered the check, and he signed a note to cover the overdraft. The bank also covered his checks, he said, on other occasions. He received no correspondence from the bank during the months of November 1978 through February 1979.
Defendant said that at the November 15 meeting with the bank officers they went over all his accounts but did not suggest closing the business account. He said Roger Bowers told him that he had the bank's full support as long as he pursued his action against his landlord. It was his understanding after the meeting that the bank would continue to honor his checks, although no one at the bank told him that they would do so. However, no bank officer told him that the bank would discontinue honoring overdrafts in the future.
Defendant further testified that he assumed the bank would pay the check to Goldblatt's and that he did not intend to defraud the store. His assumption was based on the stipulation between himself and the bank for the past year and a half in which the business was operated on "a credit basis."
On cross-examination, he stated that he wrote 15 to 20 checks on the account after November 15 and cashed them at neighborhood businesses such as grocery and liquor stores. He understood that the bank would pay those checks. On redirect, he stated that the bank had on several occasions covered checks for which he did not have sufficient funds in his account. He said that on some of the occasions the checks were honored and the bank did not require him to sign a note for the overdrawn amounts.
Roberta Wahlquist testified on rebuttal that the June 1979 loan was a renewal loan and was not "new money." She said that at the November 15 meeting nothing said by her or Bowers implied that the bank would cover future overdrafts. She further stated: "We were very emphatic at that time because of the size of the overdrafts up to that time that the practice not continue." She further said that after the November 15 meeting she never called anyone to indicate that the bank would cover a check drawn on defendant's account. However, on cross-examination she admitted that the bank had cleared over $3,000 worth of checks where the account had insufficient funds before November 15.
In arguing that he was not proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt defendant primarily contends that he reasonably relied on the bank's practice of paying overdrafts so that his intent to defraud was not established. He also argues that the fact he passed a check to an acquaintance and wrote his correct address on the back of the check disproves any intent to defraud.
The statute makes failure to have sufficient funds or credit with the bank on which the check is draws "prima facie evidence that the offender knows it will not be paid by the depository, and that he has the intent to defraud." Ill. Rev. Stat. 1979, ch. 38, par. 17-1(B)(d).
• 1 It is clear from the evidence that the defendant wrote a check to Goldblatt's at a time when he did not have sufficient funds to pay for the check; with a reasonable inference that the defendant knew that he did not have any funds in his checking account at that time. The statute defines "intent to defraud" as meaning "to act willfully, and with a specific intent to deceive or cheat, for the purpose of causing financial loss to another, or to bring some financial gain to oneself. * * *" (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1979, ch. 38, par. 17-1(A)(iii).) Within this definition we conclude that the record is sufficient to raise a question of fact which the jury could resolve against the defendant based on credibility.
If the jury chose to believe the testimony of Wahlquist it could reject defendant's defense that the bank would cover his checks because he had had extensive loans in the past and because they had paid previous overdraft checks. Her testimony was that he had been warned approximately two months prior to writing the check in question that his overdraft checking account practice must cease. The defendant did not testify that anyone at the bank told him they would cover overdrafts after November 15, 1978. The question of whether or not a defendant has an intent to defraud is one for the trier of the facts to determine upon consideration of all the circumstances in the case, not alone on defendant's declaration of his intent. (People v. Stills (1939), 302 Ill. App. 302, 307.) In Stills, the defendant also argued that the bank's prior credit arrangement with him disproved his intent to defraud in passing a check with insufficient funds. However, the bank president there testified that prior to the passage of the check in question he had told defendant that the credit arrangement would not continue. Thus the court concluded that the intent to defraud issue was a question of fact for the fact finder as it depended upon the credibility of witnesses. (302 Ill. App. 302, 307.) See also, People v. Mitchell (1977), 50 Ill. App.3d 120, 122; People v. Everett (1973), 14 Ill. App.3d 421, 425.
• 2 Defendant has also argued that even if he did not have the credit at the bank, with the result that there would be prima facie evidence of intent to defraud, he had introduced evidence of lack of intent sufficient to overcome the prima facie case. He asserts that his acquaintance with the manager of Goldblatt's and his providing accurate personal information on the check in itself created doubt as to his intent. He relies on People v. Dennis (1976), 43 Ill. App.3d 518. In Dennis, the court referred to the act of defendant in giving her correct address when issuing the check in finding that evidence of intent to defraud was insufficient to sustain her deceptive practices conviction. However, in Dennis there was evidence that defendant's husband told defendant that he would deposit funds in her checking account prior to the issuance of the check in question and evidence that he did not inform her of his failure to make the deposit. There was further evidence that the store did not present the check to the bank for payment. Thus, the appellate court could properly rely on the conclusion that where the proof was entirely circumstantial and there was a reasonable hypothesis arising from the evidence consistent with the innocence of the defendant it must be accepted. (43 Ill. App.3d 518, 521.) However, here the defendant clearly knew he had insufficient funds at the time he issued the check and there was substantial proof which negated his claim that he expected to get credit from the bank after the November 15 meeting. Moreover, defendant's account had been overdrawn for approximately a month and a half prior to making the check with no deposit to his checking account in that time. We conclude that under these circumstances the jury could properly find defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
We are also not persuaded that the prosecutor's closing argument constituted reversible error. The prosecutor referred to "20 victims" to which defendant's objection was overruled. The prosecutor went on to argue concerning 19 other checks which defendant had cashed after November 15. In reply defense counsel argued that if other victims were existent they could have been called to testify. The prosecutor responded by referring again to the other checks defendant had written which were returned unpaid, labeling defendant's argument as to a lack of testimony of the "victims" of those checks a "red herring."
The claim of error, however, was not raised in the post-trial motion and was therefore waived. Wilson v. Clark (1981), 84 Ill.2d 186. See also People v. Pallardy (1981), 93 Ill. App.3d 725.
• 3 We decline to review the issue under the doctrine of "plain error". The jury had the documentary evidence indicating that defendant did issue 15 to 20 checks after November 15 while his account was overdrawn. Defense counsel also pointed out to the jury that none of the payees testified. The real harm to defendant was the evidence of the other checks rather than the use of the label "victims."
We therefore affirm the judgment.
LINDBERG and HOPF, JJ., concur.
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Rare congenital disorder with multiple anomalies including: characteristic dysmorphic craniofacial features, musculoskeletal abnormalities, neurocognitive delay, and high prevalence of cancer. Germline mutations in H-Ras protein can cause Costello syndrome. Costello syndrome shows early phenotypic overlap with other disorders that involve MAP KINASE SIGNALING SYSTEM (e.g., NOONAN SYNDROME and cardiofaciocutaneous syndrome).
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An autosomal dominant aneurysm with multisystem abnormalities caused by increased TGF-BETA signaling due to mutations in type I or II of TGF-BETA RECEPTOR. Additional craniofacial features include CLEFT PALATE; CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS; HYPERTELORISM; or bifid uvula. Phenotypes closely resemble MARFAN SYNDROME; Marfanoid craniosynostosis syndrome (Shprintzen-Goldberg syndrome); and EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME.
Plummer-vinson Syndrome
A syndrome of DYSPHAGIA with IRON-DEFICIENCY ANEMIA that is due to congenital anomalies in the ESOPHAGUS (such as cervical esophageal webs). It is known as Patterson-Kelly syndrome in the United Kingdom.
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Teaching Foreign Language in Style: Identifying and Accommodating Learner Needs.
Ballinger, Robert L.; Ballinger, Virginia S.
An approach to developing materials and activities based on learners' individual needs begins with administration of the Learning Style Inventory, an instrument that identifies 32 factors related to student learning in four stimuli groups: environmental, emotional, sociological, and physical. With the printout of each student's learning style comes a composite of the class' styles. The curriculum for each class can be adapted to accommodate the needs of the individuals in it. Materials developed for each student can be saved for later students who are likely to benefit from the same format. Case studies of student learning styles and material adaptations for them indicate how different the teacher's approach can be for each individual, and how it can promote achievement and self-confidence. (MSE)
Descriptors: Case Studies, Classroom Techniques, Cognitive Style, Cognitive Tests, Learning Processes, Second Language Instruction, Student Needs
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Language: English
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Identifiers: Learning Style Inventory
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2ndGrade/Weather Lesson Plan
Weather: A Second Grade Thematic Unit
The proposed thematic unit is designed for a general education classroom at the second grade level. The suggested time frame is three weeks, but the unit could be either shortened slightly or extended by adjusting the number of activities. Reading activities include shared reading and self-selected reading from a variety of books provided by the teacher. The book selection should include multiple genres and multiple reading levels. A suggested list is included. Writing activities engage students in the five stages of the writing process. Students will create a weather journal that includes their writing and a reading log. Students may also include notes about weather observations.
Instructional Focus: Grade 2
Subject: Science
Literacy and Writing Standards for Pennsylvania
Met in this unit:
Reading Informational Text: Students read, understand, and respond to informational text -- with emphasis on comprehension, making connections among ideas and between texts with focus on textual evidence.
1.3 -- Reading Literature: Students read and respond to works of literature - with emphasis on comprehension, making connections among ideas and between texts with focus on textual evidence.
1.4 -- Writing: Students write for different purposes and audiences. Students write clear and focused text to convey a well-defined perspective and appropriate content.
1.5 -- Speaking and Listening: Students present appropriately in formal speaking situations, listen critically, and respond intelligently as individuals or in group discussions.
Science Standards for Pennsylvania
Met in this unit:
3.1.4.C.1. Identify observable patterns (e.g., growth patterns in plants, crystal shapes in minerals, climate, structural patterns in bird feathers). 34
3.1.4.C.2. Use knowledge of natural patterns to predict next occurrences (e.g., seasons, leaf patterns, lunar phases). 47
3.1.4.E.2. Examine and explain change by using time and measurement. 29
3.2.4.B.2. Use observations to develop a descriptive vocabulary. 49
3.2.4.C.2. Design an investigation. 12
3.5.4.C.1. Identify cloud types. 43
3.5.4.C.2. Identify weather patterns from data charts (including temperature, wind direction and speed, precipitation) and graphs of the data. 45
3.5.4.C.3. Explain how the different seasons effect plants, animals, food availability and daily human life. 46.
Time Frame: Three Weeks
Outline of Activities
Literature Experiences for the Five Reading Stages
The teacher activates students' prior knowledge in a discussion of weather before reading Curious George: Rain or Shine. The class creates a K-W-L chart on the extra chalkboard in the classroom; the chart, which shows what students know, what they want to know, and what they have learned, remains visible for the duration of the unit. The class can add to the chart when they have new questions and when they learn new information. Students are encouraged to refer to it frequently to see how they have added to their body of knowledge. Students may also create their own K-W-L charts in personal weather journals.
The teacher selects weather-related books from the school library and/or public library appropriate for the range of reading levels in the classroom. Students will have access to this content-specific library and enjoy self-selected reading. Some of the titles will be reserved for read-alouds and added to the collection for classroom circulation afterwards.
Students will maintain a reading log of the weather books they have read. At the beginning of the unit, they will spend a class period decorating the covers of their weather journals. Students will be encouraged to write at least three sentences telling about the book. They should also include a sentence that tells whether or not they liked the book, and why. At the end of the unit, students can share orally with the whole class about their favorite book.
Students create a graphic organizer after hearing a reading of What Will the Weather Be? If students do not have prior experience using graphic organizers, the lesson should include direct instruction and guided practice for graphic organizers. The teacher may want to create a graphic organizer as a whole class project to clarify understanding before students create individual organizers.
Students prepare weather reports based on what they have learned during the unit. They have the option to present their weather reports orally to the class or in written form. Students may include drawings or photos showing cloud types, weather events (e.g., thunderstorm, hurricane) and maps.
Writing Activities for the Five Writing Stages
Students will formulate an idea after hearing a read aloud of Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs. Following a reading to the whole class, the students will discuss the book's main idea.
Students will create their own fanciful weather stories. At this stage, students are encouraged to put their ideas on paper and not worry about spelling or mechanics.
Working with a partner, students will revise their writing to make it clearer. Students will have had instruction and practice in an earlier unit on how to be a good "writing buddy." Each student should be encouraged to make at least one positive comment about the writing and one helpful comment for improvement. Students can also be taught to ask constructive questions about the writing, such as "Can you give more details about this?" "Can you use a describing word here?"
In a conference with the teacher, students will check for mistakes in their work and make corrections. The teacher may have the student re-write the story on "good" paper, or the edited version could be typed directly onto a computer (or device) in preparation for publishing.
Students will share their writing by creating their own books. The teacher can type (or have children type) the text; the children will then illustrate their work. Students can be invited to read their books aloud to the class. If everyone wants to share, it may be more time-efficient to have students share with reading buddies (perhaps at another grade level) or in small groups. Students might read their books to family members at an Authors' Tea or Open House.
Multigenre Project:
Picturing Writing: Fostering Literacy through Art is an art-and-literature based approach to writing developed by Beth Olshansky to meet the needs of students with diverse learning styles (Olshansky, 2003). Students use crayon resist techniques and literature in a series of mini-lessons. Olshansky has developed a list of books that combine descriptive language with rich illustrations so children can see how they work together to develop a story. After students create their own artwork, they "read their pictures," a process that "supports the creation of descriptive passages, poetry, personal narrative, fiction, research-based stories, and descriptive report writing" (Olshansky). For the second grade weather unit, students each create five pictures that depict different types of weather. The Picturing Writing approach (http://picturingwriting.org) suggests that students paint pictures no larger than five inches by seven inches so they can concentrate on the details rather than worrying about filling a large space. Students use their pictures to inspire their writing of poems and prose. By creating the pictures and writing about them, students gain an increased understanding of different types of weather and how the weather events make them feel. They can reflect on what they can do (or cannot do) because of the weather.
Repetend: It is important to know what the weather is going to be so we know how to dress and how to plan our activities and routines.
The K-W-L chart and reading log both serve as instruments for self-assessment. Students can see how much they have learned with the chart, which is featured prominently in the classroom. The reading log is a record of how many books they have read. Neither of these assessment tools should put students in competition with one another; they are tools so students can measure their individual progress.
Summative Assessment:
The writing project and multigenre project measure student achievement at the end of the unit.…[continue]
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The typical asking rate per listing is in the $20's per square foot per year. The Richland region is going through a an increase in rates. In the last 3 months, the median rate rose $2 per sqft per year. That's a 9% rise in rent.
In the last 90 days, 12 listings have been made available, which means listings might be leasing quickly. You'll want to be prepared to tour spaces as quick as possible. There aren't many listings below 2,000 square feet on the market, so finding a space for a small business might be tough.
Even though the median size is 3,100 sqft, there are still 0 spaces below 2,000 sqft. Most properties in this region are close to 2 stories. Most buildings in this region were built in 1993 and are Class B.
Trends and status of the commercial real estate market in Richland.
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text: Well, this trip was not a happy one, but I thought that I'd share, because there were some high points and news. Picked up a rental car to drive to Sacramento to pick up my ex-wife and son. My ex-wife sits with my son and my Dad while I'm gone. I pay her to stay with my Dad. So, I left the house at 5AM after getting up at 4AM. Got back to the house and got everything set up to leave. Dropped the car off at the airport and got on the plane. Wore shorts down to LV because I knew it was gonna be HOT!! It didn't disappoint. 107 degrees!!! Picked up the car and went to Caesars to check in. These are pictures of the "remodeled" Augustus Tower rooms. This room has a view of the Bellagio fountains, and has just been upped in comp value from $120 to $200. At $120, a bargain, but at $200, IMHO, not worth it. This is the 7* amenity that my host orders for me. So, since I got here early in the afternoon, I started playing. I was here for a GGWU (Great Gift Wrap Up) bonus event. You get a certain amount of GGWU points for showing up, and and extra amount if you hit a specified number of TC on the 3 day trip. This also counts towards the additional bonus at the end of the year. They have 5 of these events throughout the year, and the bonus is: 2 - 25,000 GGWU points 3 - 50,000 GGWU points 4 - 75,000 GGWU points 5 - 100,000 GGWU points The "free" points given for each trip are based on your ADT. Bonus events are held every two months starting in February. I missed the first event, but have made every other event, and the last one is the first week of October. I was offered 84,000 GGWU points for the first event, but it dropped to 42,000 for each subsequent event. This should put me at about 350,000 GGWU points for the December event. That, plus I plan to have at least 500,000 points for th mLife HGS event. So, Christmas Shopping will be done the first weekend in December. The point levels/dollar equate to about 30,000 GGWU or HGS points = $100. I base that on what the points buy you in gift cards or Freeplay. OK, that explanation finished, I started playing. This trip, my strategy was to "grind it out" and see if that made it any easier, which meant: 1)No $5 and up slots 2)mostly penny to $1 slots. 3)2500TC on one day, and 1250 each for the other two I had two dinners scheduled, and one lunch. I figured I might as well use up ALL of my comps, so eating with a guest will help fill that out. It didn't quite work out that way (more on that later). So, I played for about an hour, and made about 1500TC. I hit a $1000 jackpot playing Wonder 4 on Buffalo, but the camera in my phone was messed up, so I didn't get any pictures. Since I planned to eat at the Rio seafood buffet that night, I headed over to the Rio at about 4PM. I really tried to get excited about the Rio, they have tried to put in newer machines, but it is still a pretty dreary place. Made my 1000TC at Rio, had dinner at the Seafood Buffet. They had Stone Crabs that night, so I gorged myself on Crabs and Crayfish. I went downtown since this was a "gap" trip, to use my July FP, which left the rest of the trip for the August FP. Went to the QQQQ and there were red/blue caps in the machines!! Kind of odd since the last distribution was at the end of July. Ended up getting one red and one blue, and about 18 clears on $200 Red Caps Blue Caps Went back to Caesars, made another 500TC, and when I checked, the computer had me logged in for 595TC at Harrahs, where I hadn't set foot in that day. Oh well, banker's error, and 600 less TCs I needed to earn. So at 500TC left for the day, I was still a couple of hundred up, but finished the day down much more. When my BFF asked me "what happened"? I told him. 500TC is $2500 in action. If you have the most horrible luck, it will cost you $2500. I didn't have the most horrible luck, just bad luck. Couldn't hit anything. Turned in and went to bed. Down less than my budget. Made about 3000TC End of Day One Day Two Woke up early and went downtown. I had an appt. at QQQQ to pick up a couple of 1/4 lb. Silver tokens. These are the tokens given out during tournaments to each participant. Shaun Webster (QQQQ Director of Slots) always has extras that he sells off. I was picking up one for Ryan, a LV friend of mine who picks up my $300 tokens when I can make it due to my travel restrictions. I decided that I would get one for him as a token of appreciation for getting my 300s in June, and again in October. $300 50th Anniversary Strike Had breakfast at Magnolia's at QQQQ, used my comps Played a little at QQQQ, got another 15 clears, no reds/blues. Saw Todd, Shaun's colleague, and got my two 1/4 lb strikes Apologies. I had already put this on in the safe deposit box. Back to the room to take a quick nap. Went over to Aria to play a little and found out that mLife was "upgrading" their system and player accounts weren't availble until Tuesday. Since I was close to re-making Gold and this was my last trip before mLife's year end, I was a little bit pissed off that I couldn't gen an accurate balance. (BTW, it's now a whole week later and the system still isn't back up.) Droppped a couple hundred and went back to Caesars. Went over to the Linq, played a little over there, then over to Margaritaville, and then over to the Flamingo. At about 500TC, I'm about done and back to Caesars to finish off the 1000TC day. Played Buffalo Grand at Caesars and hit a $1000 jackpot, which almost brought me back to even for the day, but just like the day before, the last 200TC brought me down. Once again, my phone let me down, and I couldn't take pictures, but it was 5 cougars (x18) with three x3 Wilds in the center. It was about time to get over to Rio for dinner at the VooDoo steakhouse. Again. Apologies, no pictures. So Jason and I "overdid it" at VooDoo. It's an expensive place, sure, and $276 for dinner with no alcohol?? It's on the 51st floor of the Rio and the view is "OK". Here's pictures of dessert. <IPH> Jason and I split up and I went back to Caesars to turn in early. Made my 1000TC day. End of Day two So, by this time in the trip, I was very "cranky" and decided to go into CMFB (Cheap Motherf***ing Bastard) mode. I had intended to put in only 500TC on the third day and take all of the "comps" that I could reasonable carry home. Third day. Went over to Silver Sevens for breakfast, since their Player's Club opens early (well, earlier than most). Used comp money to have breakfast at the buffet. For $6.99, IMHO it was a very good buffet. On my way downstairs, I played Willy Wonka and hit for $900!!!! Went downstairs to tip the young lady at the Player's Club booth for my good fortune and started the day "up". Went over to the Post Office on Sunset. The lobby of this post office is open 24 hours a day. I got two large flat rate boxes. They cost $18.75 to ship back and the parcel drop off will accomodate them. I had much stuff to send back and for $37.50 ($18.75 x 2) it was most convenient. I ended up sending back (40 Silver Strikes, dirty laundry, beef jerky, two boxes of chocolates, and bottles of water and ginger ale). After that, I scoped out where the Russian restaurant was where I was having lunch with Jin Caldwell of JinJu Chocolates later. It turns out that it is very close to the Pinball Hall of Fame, one of the places on my "to do" list. The Pinball Hall of Fame opens at 11AM and lunch was at 12:30. Spent about an hour at the Pinball HOF. Made a $20 donation to the Salvation Army, since rumors about Pinball HOF closing were just that, rumors. Chit-chatted with one of the volunteers she told me that the owner had a collection of 1100 machines and his goal was to have a building that could house all of them. I spent most of my time playing the "bingo" machine that he had. Time for lunch . . . headed over to the restaurant Cafe Mayakovsky 1775 E Tropicana Ave #30 Las Vegas, NV 89119 As it turns out, we were the only people eating lunch. This place does get very busy during dinner hours, so if you don't want to wait. We decided to be conservative in our ordering, since neither of us ate much Russian food We ordered pickled platter Borsch (hot) Beef Stroganoff Chicken Kiev All of it was very good!!!! The reviews didn't lie. If you want to try Russian food, try this place!!! After trading stories about our children and her vacation, we went on to discuss the state of Jinju Chocolates. Good news. Her lease at the Container Park retail location has ended and she's on month to month. She will make a decision next March or April as to whether or not she will continue at Container Park. Good news. She is opening a new "flagship" retail store. The target date for opening is the third week in August!! Bad news. It's way out in the "Hinterlands". 7345 South Rainbow (and Warm Springs). But, if you have a car, it's worth a ride out there. Good news. She's expanding her offerings at the new store, coffee (expresso) and pastries will be served. Good news. So, Caesars has increased their wholesale business because of turnover in their pastry/candy department. On a side note, she let me know that she was offered a spot at the Wynn. However, the rent was pretty oppressive and it didn't make financial sense. $18,000 a month for less than 150 sq. ft.!!! Well, sad to say, but lunch came to an end. We parted with a hug, and she went back to her production kitchen. I decided to take a road trip to Laughlin. Dinner was at 6:30PM. So, I drove to Laughlin. Stopped in Searchlight at the Beef Jerky store and bought some beef jerky and salumi. I decided that I was going to "spend" a little money out of the $900 instead of putting it in the machines. Continues on to Laughlin and hit 7 casinos in 30 minutes. I was just "collecting" chips for souvenirs. I collected from: Tropicana Golden Nugget Pioneer Colorado belle Edgewater Aquarius Don Laughlin's Riverside It was about 105 out, so this was a "hit and git" trip. Back on the road to LV 40 minutes later. Stopped in Searchlight on the way back to stop for a soda, then returned back to the Flamingo. Being in CMFB mode, I had decided that I would eat Prime Rib at the Flamingo, and take advantage of $100 comp at Andiamo's at the D downtown to get a takeout meal. Dinner was a Center Cut steakhouse, but my new "favorite" waitress was in california celbrating her daughter's birthday. So, I ordered 1/2 dozen oysters, 16 oz. Prime Rib, truffle mac and cheese, and edamame succotash. Ate the oysters and a few bites and asked for "to-go" containers. OK, and I confirmed what I had originally thought. At the Flamingo they DO NOT tell you where the oysters came from, so I was not "blinded" by my previous waitress. Mac and Cheese and Succotash Went downtown to "the D". Found out that they had changed the rules on food vouchers, and that they were only useable at Andiamo's before 6PM or after 9PM. I got there at 8PM, so I had to wait until 9PM before I could order takeout. Ordered 12 oz. Filet Mignon (for my Dad) White Truffle Whipped potatoes (for my son) Sauteed Spinach (for my Dad) Passed by Target on my way back to meet Ryan Klein to pick up some containers for the food. Met with Ryan and exchanged tokens. He gave me my $300s and red/blues and I gave him 60 more clears for Halloween. Got home and added up my totals for the day. I had "used up" the $900 win from the morning, but ended up with: 1)500TC day 2)plenty of food for the rest of the week for my family 3)souvenirs for my buddies Went upstairs to pack. Good thing I had two boxes to ship non-essential and non-perishable items home, because I needed att that room. I managed to put into the 4 containers: 1)Cheese and fruit from the 7* amenity 2)Prime rib and filet mignon 3)truffle mac and cheese and edamame succotash 4)whipped potatoes and sauteed spinach For my next trip, I will have a new strategy that includes haveing a second refrigerator in the room so I can "preserve" even more food. Went to bed. Got up early and went to mail my packages. Ate breakfast at Cafe Americano, checked out. $500 in food charges and $130 in RC. Should be plenty of room, having put in 5000+ TC during the trip! . . . NOT!! Made it out to Jin's new store (under construction) My host covered all of the charges, but said that I would be listed as "overcomped". He stated that my theo was calculated at 1700 (TC/3) and the room had increased to $200/night from $120. Ouch!!!! Nothing like that to make me even more cranky. Still, he covered the charges and we will discuss the future on my next trip in October. So, I guess I should have used more vouchers this trip. I still have $500 in vouchers to use for the Celine trip in October, and $300 in mLife gift cards, and $900 in comps at V/P, and $350 in comps at QQQQ, so I'm not "hurting" for comps. It just pisses me off that CET LV did what they did. So, in summary, (3) $1000 jackpots, (0) handpays, 33 clear cap strikes, 1 red cap, 1 blue cap, losses within budget, but I still feel that I got "screwed" on the comps. Anyway, another "bad" trip, but that's why they call it gambling . . . . . I'll try again in October . . . .


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Pay for your order with 4 easy payments over 8 weeks. Simply spend between $100 - $1500 to Checkout with Afterpay.
EXEDY is one of Australia's leading suppliers of aftermarket clutch parts. Featuring racing, sports performance and heavy duty clutch kits and flywheels that cater to Australia's highest-selling vehicles, each EXEDY clutch product has been manufactured to provide results.
EXEDY is one of the world's leading original equipment manufacturers of automotive transmission components. With a long history that started in Japan, the brand has brought its experience to Australia, where it has become the premier distributor of clutch kits.
EXEDY is the clutch kit brand of choice for many motorsport teams. Including championship-winning F1 teams and Super GT winners among its clients, the brand has developed its parts to get the most advanced vehicles on the planet across the line.
In Australia, EXEDY is the premier distributor of clutch products. The brand has three warehouse and distribution outlets in Australia, which cater to demand across the country from Perth to Sydney. EXEDY produce clutch kits that meet the demands of Australia's most popular vehicles. From a Holden VE Ute to a Toyota Land Cruiser 4x4, EXEDY make clutch kits perfect for the punishing Australian environment.
Being a household name in aftermarket performance parts, Exedy have long been a popular choice amongst Australia's most passionate drivers and it's likely that you'll find many cars using Exedy clutch parts amongst racing and motorsport circles down under.
EXEDY prides itself on offering OEM replacement clutch kits and flywheels for a great range of vehicles, as well as racing and off-road aftermarket upgrades. The brand's flywheels are each made from forged chrome moly steel, bringing improved engine response. The EXEDY Racing Clutch range is designed to bring advanced clutch kit technology to motorsport, the Sports Tuff range meets the demands of the amateur racer, and the Safari Tuff range is the ideal solution for those who indulge in serious off-road 4x4 driving.


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Hotel Kunlun offers Fortune Health Center, a unique space that combines a spa, banquet services, and more. The health center has 17 private treatment rooms, a sauna bath, a three-temperature sauna, a steam bath, spa, and a full range of treatments such as herbal baths and massages. Hotel Kunlun also offers a fitness center, which features cardio-vascular equipment, an indoor pool, and massage services.
The hotel's location in Beijing affords easy access to many local attractions, including:
- Yansha Youyi Shopping City
- Silk Market
- Wangfujing Street
- Pearl Market
- Nan Luogu Lane
- Fragrant Hill
- Old Summer Palace
- Sanlitun Tai Koo Li
- Chaoyang Theater
- Chaoyang Park
- Tiananmen Square
- The Lama Temple
- The National Olympic Sports Center
- Water Cub
- Badaling Great Wall
- Beijing Zoo
- The Forbidden City
- The Temple of Heaven
- Shicha Lake


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Murjan 6, Jumeirah Beach Residence, Murjan
Price:AED 2,700,000
Property Type:Apartment
Reference No.:AP131328
Size:1,942 sqft.
The Stylish APARTMENT for SALE Features: Built-up Area of 1,942 sqft 3-Bedroom Apartment with built-in Wardrobes Maids Room with attached Bathroom Kitchen-equipped 2 Dedicated parking spots Partial Marina and Community View Close to JBR Walk and few minutes away from the beachThe Property & Community Features: 24 Hours Concierge Service Equipped with CCTV Security Double Glazed Windows Central Air Conditioning Electricity Backup Broadband Internet Intercom Health Club with Gymnasium Swimming Pool Nursery Kids Play Area Garden Community Hall Laundry Facility Convenient Waste Disposal Maintenance Staff Storage Areas Secured Parking Spaces Prayer Rooms Sports Centers First Aid Medical Center Spa Beach Clubs ATM Facility SupermarketsLocation: Murjan 6 is within the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) Area Easy access to Sheikh Zayed Road and Dubai Metro Access to the famous Dubai Marina Walk The Walk a 7 km long walkway that runs from the start till the end of Dubai Marina, with a string of popular cafs and restaurants dotting the way Minutes away from re-known districts such as Dubai Internet City, Dubai Media City, Emirates Golf Club and a group of luxury hotels along the beachMURJAN is a beautiful residential tower that belongs to the illustrious JUMEIRAH BEACH RESIDENCE (JBR), the ultimate "Beachside Living in the City." JBR is a waterfront community that has fast become Dubai's most dynamic address consisting of residential towers, hotels, and situated above The Walk: Dubai's only beachfront retail and dining destination. JBR is the perfect choice for investors and homeowners alike.The development offers a wide selection of residential units ranging from studio and one to four bedroom apartments with sea and marina views tailored to your needs. This uniquely-themed environment combines both Mediterranean and local architecture, complimented by landscaped plazas, kids' play areas, fountains and courtyards.Are you Ready to INVEST and become a Home Owner in Dubai?Then Relax and let the Experts handle it for YOU.CONTACT: Faiza @ (055) 177 9605To Invest and Buy; To Sell or Lease, Call us at 800-TAKTICAL (82584225) or visit us at www.takticalrealty.comJoin and Talk to US at:https://www.facebook.com/TakticalRealty; https://twitter.com/TakticalRealtyChoose TAKtical Realty Group Create Wealth Through Property
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Event Archive - Tsilumos Ensemble performs three new works: Tsilumos Ensemble, Max Murray, Liam Hockley
Sun. June 2nd 2013 8:00 @ Open Space (All Ages) 8:00
Presented by: Tsilumos Ensemble
New works by Wolf Edwards, Steven Kazuo Takasugi, Suzanne Farrin, and Gianluca Ulivelli. Tsilumos Ensemble with Max Murray Tuba, and Liam Hockley, Clarinet.[Upload Show Photos] // [Add Video] // [Upload Poster]


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Mobile BI: Top 5 User Prioritiesby Dwight deVera
Mobile business intelligence is a necessity for executives, remote staff and sales people who need access to business-critical data at all times. Its benefits are numerous and go beyond return on investment. They're often intangible and hard to describe (and therefore it's sometimes hard to justify a mobile BI investment). There are many articles from the CIO or CEO's perspective, but we wanted to hear directly from business users. So we surveyed arcplan clients and compiled a list of priorities for an effective mobile BI solution from the users' perspective. Their priorities reflect what users around the world expect:
1. Value Beyond ROI
While management insists on concrete ROI for business intelligence expenditures, users are more concerned with the value of BI solutions in their lives. Mobile BI derives its value by delivering at-a-glance views of business-critical information at all hours of the day or night so whether users are traveling, in meetings, or in a different time zone, they can grab their smartphone or tablet PC and get information that helps them take action.
2. Freedom
As BI (literally) moves into the hands of business users, it delivers another important benefit: freedom. Specifically, mobile BI gives users the freedom to view reports as needed, without help from IT and without the limitation of an office setting. Mobile BI users include account managers en route to client sites, supervisors on the plant floor, and store managers who never sit behind a desk – all of whom need data to make decisions at all hours of the day. With mobile BI, different work schedules no longer stand in the way and users become more self-sufficient with the freedom to access information anytime.
3. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
The "BYOD phenomenon" refers to users who bring their personal devices into the workplace and connect to the corporate network. It allows users to mix business and personal applications on their own mobile devices rather than carrying separate phones and tablets for work and life. Many mobile BI strategies allow for BYOD so users who prefer Android can use those devices even if the company regularly issues Blackberry phones, for example. In order for this strategy to make sense…


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Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) as defined by the Institute of Medicine is "an acquired, chronic multi-systemic disease characterized by significant relapse after physical, cognitive, or emotional exertion of any sort. The disease includes immune, neurological and cognitive impairment, sleep abnormalities, and autonomic dysfunction, resulting in significant functional impairment accompanied by a pathological level of fatigue. The cause of the disease remains unknown, although in many cases symptoms may have been triggered by an infection or other prodromal event". [1] There are no approved diagnostics tests or treatments.
The objective of this research study is to begin to understand the clinical and biological characteristics of ME/CFS. Participants in the study will not receive treatment. However, insights obtained may lead to the development of new and effective treatments as well as diagnostic tests for this condition.
In this study, we will focus on those who developed symptoms of ME/CFS after an infection, which we refer to as 'post-infectious ME/CFS' (PI-ME/CFS). Information obtained from those with ME/CFS will be compared to that from two other groups of participants: 1) people with successfully treated Lyme disease and 2) healthy volunteers. We will also enroll some people with ME/CFS in focus group discussions to help us develop research questionnaires. The study will be conducted at the NIH Clinical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, a unique hospital with multi-disciplinary state-of-the art research and diagnostic facilities. We hope that information obtained in this study will be used to develop future studies of ME/CFS—both at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and world-wide—of the entire range of ME/CFS clinical presentations.
Screening of potential ME/CFS participants will begin in fall 2016.
All participants must be 18-60 years old and have at least a 7th grade education. Volunteers must fit into one of the groups below. There will be 3 inpatient groups and one outpatient focus group:
- Inpatient ME/CFS group: Those with ME/CFS that started after an episode of infection who have severe symptoms based lasting between 6 months to 5 years, based on the study evaluation
- Inpatient Lyme Group: Those who had Lyme disease that was treated and had complete resolution of Lyme symptoms;
- Inpatient Healthy Volunteer Group: Those in good general health
- Outpatient ME/CFS Focus Group: Those with ME/CFS who will participate in telephone focus groups only. They will not have inpatient visits.
Participation in this study includes a pre-screening process and a 2-5 day initial phenotyping inpatient visit. Healthy volunteers and those with past Lyme Disease will also have a 5-10 day exercise stress inpatient visit. For those with ME/CFS, an adjudication panel composed of recognized experts in the diagnosis and care of ME/CFS will review medical records and results collected during the initial visit. The panel will determine which participants have post-infections ME/CFS and are eligible for the exercise stress visit.
Brief description of the study procedures:
Interested individuals will initially complete a telephone pre-screening with the study staff to determine if they might be eligible. We may ask for medical records regarding ME/CFS or Lyme disease and for permission to speak to health care providers.
The first inpatient visit lasts 2-5 days. Tests include:
- An explanation of the study and signing of the research study consent form
- Medical history
- Physical exam and strength testing
- Blood and urine collection
- Saliva, cheek swab and stool sample collection
- Questions about the participant's life and their quality of life
- Questions about the participant's mental health
- Thinking and memory tests
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain.
- A lumbar puncture (spinal tap)
- Tests of sweating. breathing, blood pressure in different positions, and heart rate
- Collection of a large volume of blood cells
Overnight monitoring Those who will continue to the exercise stress visit will need to wear an activity monitor and keep a fatigue diary for at least one week at home between visits.
Participants who are on medications that could interfere with the study testing will be asked to stop those medications prior to the exercise stress visit, if it is possible to do so safely.
The second inpatient (exercise stress) visit lasts 5-10 days. Tests include:
- An exercise stress test. Participants will pedal stationary bike until too tired to continue.
- Interviews about fatigue, symptoms, health, and mood
- Sleeping in a metabolic chamber- a room that monitors energy and nutrient balance.
- Saliva, Blood and urine collection
- Thinking and memory tests
- Wearing an activity monitor and completing activity logs
- Brain transcranial magnetic stimulation.
- X-rays to look at body composition
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain.
- Lumbar puncture (spinal tap)
Those in the ME/CFS outpatient focus group will have a single 1-2 hour teleconference with other focus group participants. We will ask questions about their experience and symptoms of ME/CFS and post-exertional malaise and lead discussions among group members. We will use the information from the focus group to improve interviews and questionnaires about ME/CFS. Participants in the focus group will not participate in the study inpatient visits and tests.Links to references:
1: CFSAC recommendations (http://www.hhs.gov/advcomcfs/recommendations/2015-08-18-19-recommendations.pdf)


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Seattle firm recalls salad products
SEATTLE – S.T. Produce on Friday launched a voluntary recall in the Northwest of salad products that may contain spinach linked to the national E. coli outbreak.
Spinach used in the recalled products may have been supplied by Natural Selections Foods LLC of San Juan Bautista, Calif. Last week, Natural Selection Foods recalled all its spinach and spinach-containing products.
S.T. Produce is the third company to recall salad products that may have included Natural Selection spinach. The others are River Ranch Fresh Foods of Salinas, Calif., and RLB Food Distributors of West Caldwell, N.J.
At issue in the Seattle-based processing company's recall are products with a use-by date of Aug. 22 through Sept. 20. The items were distributed to retail stores and delis in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.
The products and brands are:
•NWG Spinach Salad (5 oz.); NWG Tabouli & Goat Cheese Salad (10 oz.).
•Spinach Salad, QFC (5 oz.); Tabouli & Goat Cheese Salad, QFC (10 oz.).
•Charlie's Spinach Salad (5 oz.); Charlie's Tabouli & Goat Cheese Salad (10 oz.); Larry's Market Tabouli & Goat Cheese Salad (10 oz.); Charlie's Seasonal Greens Salad (2.5 oz.); Charlie's Seasonal Greens Salad (4 oz.); Charlie's Baby Spinach Salad (6 oz.); Charlie's Baby Spinach Salad (5oz).
•T/H Spring Mix Salad (5.5 oz.); T/H Mozzarella Spring Mix Salad (5.5 oz.); T/H Baby Spinach Salad (5.5 oz.).
•Walnut and Blue Cheese Salad w/ Grilled Chicken Breast (6.5 oz.); Caesar Bowtie Noodle Salad Kit with Grilled Chicken Breast (6.9 lbs).
Consumers who have purchased those products were urged to return them to the place of purchase for full refund. Customers with questions may contact the company through Bill Bagley, food safety director, at (206) 625-1412 during weekday business hours.