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[26 July 2009]
Borrowing from British psych and, to a lesser extent, US soul and funk, the Colombian 1960s-70s band Los Flippers were already well known in its native country by the time it released Pronto Viviremos un Mundo Mucho Mejor in 1973 on vocalist and guitarist Arturo Astudillo's own label—a piece of independence that surely cost sales. The musicians are capable not only of the surface sound, guitar plus Wah Wah pedal and falsetto vocals, but also pieces of embroidery that you might never notice the absence of if they were not there, and yet having them around makes the whole tapestry of the songs richer. Things like the tiny echoing series of notes by the guitar around 2:15 mark in "¿Qué Sabes del Amor?", and the way the guitar makes a pillow of itself under the drums in "Oye" before the two instruments swap places best illustrate why this is well worth the re-release.
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Watching the world's best bars is part of the job for this mixologist.
Q What was your first international trip?
A Although I was born in London, I spent quite a lot of my first 10 years in Kenya because my father worked there. I remember the wide open spaces, the constant sound of crickets and the warm climate.
Q Where do you travel for work?
A I travel all over: Asia, South Africa, Europe, Egypt, Jordan, Israel. My most frequent destination is China, which is unlike anywhere else. Chivas is huge there. You walk into bars, the whole back-bar display is Chivas. It's almost like a shrine. When people find out I'm the brand ambassador, I'm treated like royalty.
Q Which city has the best nightlife?
A One place that stands out is Beirut. It's a great party city. Everyone has the attitude of living for today. When they have some money in their pocket, they go out to bars and restaurants. They're very sophisticated people and they like to speak English, which is great for me. You go to a bar and there'll be all ages from 20 to 50 and everybody's dancing, everybody's talking.
Q What's the strangest drink you've ever been served?
A In South America, there are large and sleepy bees and the kids wrap cotton threads around them while they're asleep so they end up on a leash. I was served a drink that consisted of cachaca and champagne poured over honeycomb. One end of the string was tied around the honeycomb; on the other end was a live garnish. As the honeycomb slowly dissolves, the string releases and the bee flies away.
Q If you could be in any bar right now, where would you be?
A There's a bar on an island in the Maldives that's right on the equator. If you get there at 6pm you can look through the back and watch the sun melt into the sea. You sip your Manhattan or your martini and you know the evening's begun.
Max Warner is brand ambassador and head mixologist for Chivas Regal Scotch Whisky.
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Now there's scientific evidence of what parents and teachers have long known: Physical activity helps children calm down and concentrate better. And that includes kids with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to a University of Illinois study published in the October 2012 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics.
The study demonstrated that kids do better on tests when they get some exercise during the day, lead author Matthew Pontifex, Ph.D., tells Lifescript.
"Physical activity is good for the brain; it's good for cognition," he says.
Researchers divided 40 children, ages 8-10, into two groups; half the kids in each group had been diagnosed with ADHD. One group walked briskly on a treadmill for 20 minutes while the other children sat and read quietly.
Every child who exercised performed better than the sedentary kids on math and reading comprehension tests, as well as on a computer game.
"We found that even a single bout of activity was beneficial to all children. It actually helped them increase their reading and arithmetic scores – whether or not they had ADHD," says Pontifex, now assistant professor of kinesiology at Michigan State University in East Lansing.
Many schools are cutting back on sports, physical education and even recess because of budget concerns and federal standardized-testing mandates, but this research could help them reconsider those actions, Pontifex adds.
"We know that schools are really hard-pressed to justify spending funds on physical education," he says. "We hope this study provides some of the evidence [they] need to justify keeping physical activities in their schedules."
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - November 22, 1952, Winona, Minnesota Cloudy Tonight. Generally Fair On Sunday 'Pick a Present' Want Ad Section Starts Monday VOLUME 52, NO. 237 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1952 SIXTEEN PACES Ike Urged To Lead in Red Quiz 3y STEWART ALSOP WASHINGTON President-elect Eisenhower is being urged, by Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge and other wise advisers, to seize the initiative on the Communist issue at the very cutset of his administration. He is being advised to appoint, as soon as possible, a non-partisan com mission modeled on the Canadian Royal Commission which broke the Canadian spy ring. This commis- sion would have full access to the facts, would study these facts in secret and in detail, and would then issue a sober, non-political report on internal subversion to the president and the country, One reason Eisenhower is being urged to take this course is that otherwise Sen. Joseph R. McCar- thy and his imitators will them- selves seize the initiative. McCar- thy's next step is rather obvious. For a couple of years, McCarthy has been loudly demanding the security files on government em- ployes. He will now almost inevit- ably take the line that Eisenhow- er, as a good Republican, should accede to this demand which was refused by President Truman. What About Files? Eisenhower's choice, as between the proposed non-partisan commis- sion and a McCarthy field day with the files, is a matter of the utmost importance to the future of the Eisenhower administration. To understand why, it is neces- sary to understand what these famous files really are. Any individual who has taken a government job, particularly in a sensitive agency, is security-check- ed in great detail by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and also in most cases by the security branch of his own agency or de- partment. Security agents inter view large numbers of people who have known him, or known some- thing about him, in the past. These people are assured that their identities will be kept secret from the individual under investi- gation. What they say is then re- peated verbatim, and included in the "raw which are what McCarthy wants to get his hands Often, at some point in the in- vestigation, the security agents collect information which is based on personal enmity, or sheer mal- ice, or simple stupidity. In the raw files of one able government em- ploye, for example, a source is quoted as describing him as a dan- gerous radical. Subsequent inves- tigation revealed that this charge was based on the fact that the employe, a Verrnonter, had ly supported Vermont's liberal Re- publican senator, George Aiken. Many False Reports A woman employe was recently asked to answer a similar charge of radicalism. It turned out that a former pupil had testified that she was "immature" in her twenties, and "too sympathetic to new ideas." It is no fault of the secur- ity agents that, many reports of radicalism or subversion turn out to be utterly false. It is their job simply to report what they are told F.B.I, chief J. Edgar Hoover has often said, it is no business of the.F.B.I, to interpret or assess what information it collects. Yet it is easy to see what use McCarthy and his imitators could make of material from the raw files. One can almost hear McCar- have in my hand an offi- cial report from the Federal Bur- eau of and so on. He would use the raw files to "prove" what he has conspicuous- ly failed to prove the American government is crawl- ing with spies. If McCarthy is givrn a free hand with the files, he will certainly have a stick w.th which to beat the dead horse of the Truman ad- ministration, but he will also un- dermine the Eisenhower adminis- tration in the process. This is for three reasons. First, as Eisenhow- er has said, he wants and needs really able public servants in all echelons of the government. But, despite McCarthy's kind words about John Foster Dulles, good men are going to hesitate to serve in the State Department, for ex- ample, which is McCarthy's favor- ite target, when any personal en- emy or malicious tale-bearer can blacken their names in perfect safety, via McCarthy. Important problem Second, political use of the raw files will undermine internal se- curity procedures. This is why J. Edgar Hoover has consistently op- posed opening the files. Fintlly, the surrender to McCarthy of a vit- al executive prerogative in the matter of the files of the execu- tive branch will be taken as a green light for McCarthy and all his imitators. The confidence of the country in the integrity and loyal- ty of government servants, al- ready badly shaken, would then soon be destroyed in the McCarthy circus would would ensue. The non-partisan commission proposed by Lodge and others would be designed to restore con- fidence in the government. It is not, of course, a new ides. Grief And Shock Twist the tear-stained face of 7-year-old Myrtle Copeland of Denver as she kneels by the body of her pet dog, Lassie. The 4-year-old collie shepherd collapsed and died in the backyard of a neighbor, victim of a poisoner. (AP Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald) Reaction Favorable To New Cabinet WASHINGTON favorable reaction from leaders of both major parties has greeted President-elect Eisenhower's three latest appointments to his high command. Two of the three were for cabinet posts: Herbert Brownell Jr., New York lawyer and former aide of Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, as at- torney general, and George M. Girl, 3, Burns To Death When Dress Ignites DETROIT LAKES, Minn: When her dress ignited as she was stuffing papers into a kitchen stove, 3-year-old Arlene Kiehl was fatally burned at her rural home near here Friday. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kiehl, were outside when they saw smoke coming from a bedroom win- dow. The chUd had sought to quench the flames "by rolling on a bed but instead set the bed clothing afire. Humphrey, Cleveland industrialist, as secretary of the treasury. Eisenhower designated former Gov. Harold E. Stassen of Minne- sota as mutual security adminis- trator. Of Humphrey's selection, Dem- ocratic Sen. Byrd of Virginia said: "He is a .most, outstanding and able businessman, and I predict for him a most successful admin- istration." Praised by Snyder Byrd, who refused to support Democratic presidential nominee Adlai Stevenson, had been men- tioned for the Treasury post but said earlier yesterday he did not want it. Secretary of the Treasury Snyder telegraphed congratula- tions to Humphrey, offering his assistance in making a smooth transfer of. authority. Snyder called Humphrey "an administra- tor of sound judgment and ex- sen. Harriman'S office said the two agreed to an early meeting, but set no date. Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, who lost the GOP presidential nomina- tion to Eisenhower, declined com- ment on yesterday's appointments by the president-elect. None of the appointments went to men re- portedly favored by Taft, although Humphrey was honorary chair- man of a Taft committee in 1948. Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon, who bolted the Republican party to back Stevenson and now calls himself an independent, com- mented: "The latest batch of Ei- senhower appointments is but a continuation of placing reaction- aries in complete control of his administration. Eisenhower Arlene died enroute to a Detroit perjence. Lakes hospital. Neighbors pui out Administrator the bedroom fire withi only norm-1 Averell Harriman'made a similar nal damage to the Kiehl home, j offer telephone caU to Stas- three miles east of here. r Light Tremor Jars California SAN FRANCISCO earth- quake was reported at Cal- ifornia time last night from cities in the San Francisco-Oakland Bay area and Central Valley cities of Paso Robles and Salinas. The quake was reported very light in the East Bay. In Paso Robles, radio station KPRL reported the quake shook the arm of the turntable of the record player and a few seconds of silence resulted. Residents called the Salinas sheriff's office, reporting "a. sharp cracking sound" but no damage. The temblor also was felt in Bakersfield and the Kearn County area, hit hard by previous quakes this year. But the Kearn County sheriff's office reported this quake, had a rolling motion and appar- j Aortas Anz., he: was ently caused little or no damage.! a !jjtle bit worried about the It was felt slightly in Los! Posslble make-up of the cabinet. Reaction from other members of the Senate, which must act on con- firmation of such appointments, included: Sen. Sparkman (D the Democratic vice presidential nom- inee, said he was not acquainted with Brownell and Humphrey but praised Stassen as having "the right outlook oa the mutual aid program." Sen. Mundt (R-SD) said he con- sidered Brownell and Stassen well qualified, but did not know Hum- phrey. Sen. Stennis (p-Miss) praised Brownell's choice, said Stassen was "acceptable" and did not know Humphrey. Sen. Watkins (R-Utah) said, he approved the appointments of Brownell and Stassen. apparently believes in placing big business in control of the govern- ment." Fears Too Much In an indirect comment, former Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau said he hopes the Ei- senhower cabinet "doesn't go too much big business." Morgenthau, who served under the late Presi- dent Franklin D. Roosevelt, told U.N. Planes Hit 785 Red Trucks In Seven Days Minor Chinese Ground Attacks Quickly Repulsed By ROBERT TUCKMAN SEOUL (to Allied warplanes, swooping low over the highways and by-ways of North Korea, 'this week racked up the heaviest toll of Communist trucks in nearly a year, the 'U. S. Fifth Air Force re- ported. The Air Force said 785 trucks were destroyed in the last seven days, the highest score since early January. Ground fighting today fell off to minor Red probing attacks. All were repulsed without loss of ground. AP Correspondent John Ran- dolph on the Central Front said the recent harassing tactics of the Chinese might be the prelude to a major Red drive on Sniper Ridge. Allied officers couldn't say for sure just what the Reds were up to. Heavy Air Battle In a week of fairly heavy air battles, U, S, F86 Sabre jets ran up a score of at least 14-1 against I the Manchurian-based MIGlSs. The Air Force listed 14 MIGs de- stroyed, one probably destroyed and four damaged. Only one Sabre jet was lost in air combat. Two prop driven Allied planes were shot down by Red ground fire, and two Sabres were lost to causes other than combat, probably me- chanical failure. Far East Air Forces headquar- ters in Tokyo said the MIG claims brought to number of Rus- sian-built figHters shot down dur- ing the Korean War, The week's toll does not include two MIGs destroyed and one dam- aged by Navy planes off the Ko- rean east coast Tuesday. Hazardous Forays Most of the 785 Red trucks de- stroyed were credited to B26 In- vader bombers in hazardous truck- busting forays at night. The twin-engine Invaders, flying at dangerously low levels, hunted out the Red rolling stock ,on the back roads as well is on the main supply routes. What little ground fighting there was Saturday was concentrated on the bloody Kumhwa ridges of the Central Front. Randolph said the Reds kept the Sniper Ridge area alive during the night with a series of small at- tacks that ended at dawn. All were beaten back. Reds Call Ike Cabinet Choices 'War Team' BERLIN Ml Communists to- day assailed Gen. Dwight D. Ei- senhower's cabinet selections as a "war team." East German prooaganda offices distributed to the Red-led nation's controlled press editorial comment for general use in which the presi- dent-elect's appointments were sharply attacked as "an alarm signal for the people." The Soviet army newspaper Tae- gliche Rundschau lit into one of its favorite targets, Secretary of State designate John Foster Dulles as "an enemy of humanity." "Dulles has played first violin in the war orchestra of the mono- polists and the Rund- schau said. "He is responsible for the cold the Communist party news- paper Neues Deutschland chimed 22-Inch Snow on 4 States in South LaCrosseMan Killed by Car was Angeles. U.S. Population Growing Old Fast WASHINGTON popula- tion of the United States is grow- ing older fast, according to a sur- vey by the Census Bureau, It said about one in 12 persons was 65 years of age or older July 1, 1951, Fifty years ago the number was one in 25. SHOPPING DAYS LEFT Portugal Bakery King Dead at 87 LISBON, Portugal Utl Antonio CastaLhera de Moura, 87, king of the bakers of Portugal, died today. He owned more than baker- ies, including 246 in Lisbon. He started his career as chef to the Royal Palace before 1910. LA CROSSE Cfl Thomas L. Falk, 57, of La Crosse, died in a local hospital today 13 days after he apparently was struck by a hit- run automobile on Highway 53 near Onalaska. County Coroner Dr. George Reay said an inquest will be held. Dr. Reay also announced there will be an inquest Monday in the death of Mrs. Patrick Decorah, who was killed Monday when struck by a car on County Trunk T. U.N. Awaits Russ Reaction To India Plan UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. United Nations delegates watched intently today for the first official Soviet bloc reaction to India's com- promise proposal for ending the Korean fighting. Poland and the Ukraine were scheduled to speak in the U. N. General Assembly's Political Com- mittee debate on Korea this morn- ing at a. ra. CST. Three other Bolivia, Iraq, and Syria- were also down on the list of speak- ers, Dolegatei Speculate Both of the Communist countries have spoken up before on the gen- eral Korean question, and dele- gates speculated they had had enough time by now to get in- structions from their governments on what to say about the Indian resolution. Poland spoke only last Wednes- day after India's V. K. Krishna Menon introduced his com- promise plan for ending the bitter prisoner of war deadlock which is holding up a Korean truce. At that time the Polish delegate said his government would study the reso- lution. He reserved the right to comment on it later. Czechoslova- kia made the same remark to the committee Friday. Peace Move All delegations have become more conscious that the success or fail- ure of India's peace move hinged completely on whether Russia and her satellites approve it. Thus far, the only Soviet reac- tion they have seen is Friday's t gloomy dispatch from Moscow quot- j AN EAST COAST BASE, Transportations, Communications Badly Crippled Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky Blanketed KNOXVILLE, Tenn. quirk of shifting air masses dumped up to 22 inches of snow yesterday on mountain areas of four Southern states Tennessee, North Caro- lina, Virginia and alyzing communications and trans- po'rtation for many hours. Despite rapid melting caused by relatively high ground tempera- tures, the unexpected storm left a large area of ill-prepared Dixie looking like a polar outpost. The snow blanket measured 10 inches here early today. It was by far the heaviest fall every recorded here and ipossibly the heaviest over recorded this far south. But the resulting snarl in normal community living did not approach the intensity of the three-day ice storm which struck Tennessee and other Southern states early in 1951. Few Casualties This city of had a total estimated officially at 22 aches during the 24-hour period yesterday. The precipitation in terms of water measured 2.32 inches. This was the highest figure re- ported from the affected areas, but communications were still blacked out to many mountain areas to the east early today. Early reports included a few casualties. A young man and woman were killed at a railroad crossing at nearby Morristown. The accident happened at height of the snowstorm, but of- ficers were not sure it could bt blamed on the storm. Two women were injured, ap- WASHINGTON MV-The nation's two big labor organizations were not serjousiy when a piioiless today in a sudden twist of fate unforeseeable two weeks ago. store marquee feu under William Green, 81-year-old president of the American Federation of snow as [hey were wait- of Labor died yesterday just 12 days after the death of CIO jng for Siow.m0ving city buses in dent Philip Murray. Heart trouble was the cause in both cases. downtowu Knoxville. It was Murray who took a lead- Broken power lines brought An Air Force Sabre Jet, piloted by Capt. Slade Nash, flashes low over the Salton Sea near Thermal, Calif., in a flight break- ing the world's speed record. This was the last and lowest of four roaring passes over the measured course. Observers in the fore- ground watch the speeding plane which flew at an average speed of 699.9 miles an hour, 29 miles an hour better than the old record set four years ago by an American in a Sabre. (AP Wirephoto) Death Leaves Two Top Unions Pilotless By ROWLAND EVANS JR. Rhee Expects Ike to Bring Korea Peace severe discomfort to numerous families depending on electricity for heat as the temperature ing part in the breakaway from Green's AFL in 1935. Murray play- ed a major role in developing jdroppeTto 25 the industrial unionism of the late j ing. 1930s and making the Congress of! Trains Hard Pressed Industrial Organizations a new and independent movement. Both Green force in the union ing Soviet newspapers as saying the Indian plan was not the correct way to settle the prisoner of war deadlock. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei in. Vishinsky would not comment on this. But he said he probably would have something to say about Menon's resolution later. He is ex- pected to wait until after U. S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson talks about the plan Monday. New Storm Gathers In South Pacific MANILA The Philippines weather bureau said today a new tropical storm is gathering inten- sity in the Pacific off the east coast of Southern Mindanao Island, South Korean President Syng- man Rhee said today he expects and Murray were coal miners and their success was I intertwined with that of a third Korea mine worker, John L. Lewis. Lewis is president of the United Mine Workers. He is 72 and ap- Dwight Eisenhower "to bring pears as active today as he ever peace and unity to Korea." has been. The sudden vacuum "Eisenhower was a professional i nimnst soldier so he understands all about! of the AFL and CIO will almost Biee told thousands of! certainly be filled quickly. war" Some South Korean soldiers during cere- union leaders speculated quietly formally activating two today that, no matter which two monies ___ new Republic of Korea divisions. "He also was a diplomat and therefore 'understands the problem of diplomacy and statesmanship. "I expect Gen. Eisenhower to bring peace to Korea. We are de- on President-elect Eisen- Railroad crews fought against heavy odds to push principal trains through the drifts hours be- I hind schedule. Buses and automo- i biles were reported stalled along hundreds of miles of highways. One train bringing the Univer- sity of Kentucky football team here for today's game with the University Tennessee had to follow a walking signalman for the last 12 miles, into the city. The train halted at each signal at the top block while the crewman walked ahead to the next to shift snow- clogged automatic switches man- ually. Primary highways were being pending bower." Gen. James' A. Van Fleet, an- other speaker, said the ROK army holds the major part of the battle- line in Korea takes the biggest losses among Allied troops. men are chosen to head the AFL and CIO, organized labor's new leadership faces a new era. Saw Great Strides Murray and Green were in the prime of their years -when the Democrats took over the national administration 20 years ago. Work- ing in general harmony with the Briefly, here was the situation in other states: to five inches of snow in the southeastern moun- tains. Football fans advised not to try to make the trip to Knoxville. Harlan and Middlesboro areas isolated. to 12 inches of Selection of Dewey A ides Reported Irking Sen. Taft administration, they saw the labor snow in southwestern mountains. jobs. Coinciding lith Uieir deaths was the election of the firs Repub-! secondary roads lican administration since 1932. j by high waler, but no One top union official, declining use of his name, said it was too dangerous flood conditions. North Carolina Communica- tions cleared, but patrolmen ad- By JACK BELL WASHINGTON (to President- elect Eisenhower's choice of for- mer aides of Gov. Thomas E. Dewey for cabinet posts prompted new speculation today that Sen. Robert A. Taft will seek tie GOP Senate floor leadership. With five prospective cabinet members named, Taft has yet to place a man from the list he re- portedly submitted to Eisenhower at the latter's request. On the other hand, two close associates of Dewey have been assigned key Foster Dulles as secretary -of state and Herbert Brownell Jr. as attorney general. A third who sided with Dewey and Eisenhower against Taft in the fight for the GOP pres- idential nomination earlier in the year, Gov. Douglas McKay of Oregon, was named for secretary, of the interior. No Comment Although Taft is maintaining a "no comment" attitude publicly, friends said he was irked by the attention paid to Dewey, an intra- party political enemy who had a lot to do with the Ohio senator's defeat for the nomination this year. For that reason, friends said Taft may seek the GOP floor leadership, where he would have a personal hand daily on legisla- tion instead of exerting the re- mote, but powerful, control he has exercised in the role of chairman of the GOP Policy Committee. Another step in the change-over in administrations was disclosed last night in a White House an- nouncement that Eisenhower has been given three volumes of top- secret information on major U. S. policy. The volumes were described as up-to-the-minute handbooks pre- pared for- the president's use and revised as necessary. The trans- fer of this information, White House spokesman said, was part of President Truman's plan to shift administrations smoothly. Job Open to Taft The spokesman said one volume deals with problems relating to in- dividual countries and geographi- cal areas, along with policy cur- rently in force there. Another was said to contain similar data about problems like export-import con- trol, manpower and petroleum supplies. The third was described as dealing with high-level govern- ment organization and precau- tions against subversion or sabo- tage. As president, Eisenhower would have to deal directly with the Sen- ate floor leader on legislation. If Taft wants that job, three Repub- licans said he can get it with little more than a token fight. Senators Langer (R-ND) and early to make any predictions about the future course of the vise caution in western region divided labor movement under new earlier rain is now freezing. leaders. But he said the death faDing in northwestern Murray and Green might have counties early today. real implications in repeated at- j wind and rain lashed sections tempts to explore the feasibility of i from the Midwest to the Atlantic I CIO-AFL unity. Such attempts have j Seaboard. j proved entirely fruitless since the j split 17 years ago. I The AFL claims a membership j of eight million, the CIO six mil- j lion. If the prospect of unity is to (Continued on Page 2, TAFT Column 4.) WEATHER be enhanced, it will depend a good i FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and deal on whom these two big Labor cloudjness tonight Sunday general- groups choose as their next presi-1 jy important change in dents. j temperature. Low tonight 35, high Ailinfl for Months Sunday 44. Green had been ailing for months and much of his work passed into LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 the hands of George Meany, 58- j hours ending at 12 m. today: year-old secretary-treasurer since j Maximum, 50; minimum, 31; noon, 44: precipitation, none; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at AIRPORT WEATHER Central Max. Temp. 48 at p. m. Fri- 1940. Meany in effect has been running the AFL, with frequent contact with Green, for a year or more. It is this fact which makes Meany the most frequently men- tioned prospect for AFL president. The AFL Executive Council is expected to meet soon after Green's funeral next Monday. The council will likely designate a pres- ident to serve until the AFL annual convention next year. day, min. 31 at a. m. today. Noon readings clouds scattered at feet, visibility 15 miles, wind eight miles per hour from west and northwest, humidity 51- per cent, barometer 30.18, falling. ;
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The original Woombie is made of a cotton and spandex 95/5 blend...which makes it soft and stretchy....while not overheating the baby. T is a hot baby... I've noticed a few times that he gets a bit warm at night....with this... no problem. They have also recently launched the Woombie Tru AirTM which has a mesh panel which is breathable to help ventilate the body as well.
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I also liked that I didn't have to fuss with velcro or coming into the room in the morning to find an arm or a leg out. He stayed in this and didn't actually fuss as much wearing this one.
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PINEHURST, N.C. - South Carolina freshman Wesley Bryan and junior Paul Woodbury advanced into the second round of match play in the U.S. Amateur Championship at Pinehurst Resort and Country Club. Seeded second in the bracket, Bryan dispatched the 63rd seed 4 & 3, while the 41st-seed Woodbury pulled off a 4 & 3 upset. 2007-08 senior Mark Anderson was eliminated from the event, falling to the tournament's fifth seed 3 & 2.
Facing Jason Bittick of Coto De Caza, Calif., the youthful Bryan fell behind on the first hole and found himself two back through six. A birdie on the par-4 seventh hole topped De Caza's bogey, and Bryan squared the match with a par on the par-4 eighth hole. Continuing his surge, Bryan went ahead at the turn with a par on No. 9. De Caza matched Bryan on Nos. 10 and 11 but carded a bogey on No. 12 to fall behind by two. Bryan kept the pressure on, winning the par-4 13th with a par and closing the match with a par on No. 15 to go 4-up with just three holes left to play.
Woodbury, on the other hand, handled the fifth-seeded David McDaniel of Tucson, Ariz., nearly from the opening tee shot. The pair split the first two holes before Woodbury regained his early lead with a birdie on the par-5 fourth hole. A birdie on No. 5, a par-4, pushed his lead to two, and the margin grew to three at the turn. Woodbury turned in another birdie on the par-4 14th hole to go up four and matched McDaniel's par on No. 15 to secure the win.
Anderson struggled out of the game with a bogey on the first hole and was down by three by the fourth hole. He steadied the round and did not lose any more ground through No. 10. His opponent, Erik Flores, double-bogeyed the par-4 11th hole to give up one, but Anderson could not get any closer. After a bogey on the par-4 16th hole, Anderson was down three with just two holes to play.
Woodbury is set to play ninth-seed Jeff Edelman in the second round, while Bryan will take on Jason Millard, seeded 31st.
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Samsung Electronics today announced a new addition to the popular Galaxy family with the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3. Building on the success of the previous Galaxy Ace series, the Galaxy Ace 3 boasts powerful performance with a 1.2GHz dual core processor built to perform data-intensive tasks faster and more efficiently than its predecessor.
Powered by Android™ Jellybean 4.2, the larger 4.0 inch display offers a brilliant viewing experience while playing games and watching movies. The 5-megapixel camera is equipped with exciting features, including Sound & Shot, Best Photo, and Buddy Photo Share to fuel your creativity and allow easy sharing amongst friends.
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Our South Korea trip was an amazing experience.
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One of the interesting facts about South Korea is that it's a young country. It's only been a separate nation since 1945.
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Bold face: The new Lexus 'spindle grille' as seen on the next-gen GS-previewing LF-Gh concept is set to adorn updated LS, RX and LX models.
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By RON HAMMERTON in SAN FRANCISCO
UP TO three more Lexus models can be expected to get the Japanese prestige brand's new 'spindle grille' look next year after this week's global unveiling of the new face of Lexus on the mid-sized GS sedan.
The menacing black front fascia is in line to be transplanted across the range, starting with the GS that will be unveiled at the Pebble Beach Concours in California on Thursday ahead of its showroom debut in the first half of 2012 in Australia.
Next for the new look are likely to be the flagship LS sedan and the two Lexus SUVs, the large LX and mid-sized RX, that Lexus Australia chief executive Tony Cramb confirmed to GoAuto would be in for "significant facelifts" next year.
These models are also expected to be in line for the F Sport treatment as Lexus ups the ante on its sporting credentials.
Mr Cramb said the new look would give Lexus the chance to revitalise the brand. "We are calling it the bold new face of Lexus, for the new spindle grille," he said.
"The bold new face is something that is being used by the Americans, that we have adopted as a pre-launch statement, if you like.
"It is a signal of what is to come, and what is exciting about next year for us is that you will start to see the emergence of this new Lexus face across a number of different lines."
From top: Lexus RX, LX, LS.Although Mr Cramb declined to disclose exactly which models will get the grille in 2012, he said: "It will be on more cars than it is not on. It is going to be applied on as many cars as we can over the next few years."
Mr Cramb said facelifts to Lexus's top seller, the RX SUV, the LS luxury large sedan and the LandCruiser-based LX SUV, would be rolled out progressively in 2012, along with the all-new GS sedan that is due to arrive in the first half.
Lexus Australia is looking to these new models to help put its 2011 'annus horribilis' and severe stock shortages caused by the Japanese earthquake, behind it.
Mr Cramb said Lexus production would be fully back on track by September, with supplies of all models finally meeting demand after five months of shortages.
He said he expected Lexus to sell about 6500 units this year – about the same as last year – but would finish the year on 8000-unit pace, taking that momentum into 2012.
"We definitely lost in the order of 1500-1600 units as a result of that (earthquake), out of production, so we weren't able to sell those cars," he said.
"Of course, that happened at a pretty ordinary time of the year as well – it was the best selling time.
"May and June is when you need cars on deck, so we have lost those cars for this year, but I think we will leave the year at approximately an 8000 run rate.
"The last three or four months of the year, we would be expecting to run at about that level."
Mr Cramb said Lexus did not expect to be able to make up the lost sales this year, but would start 2012 with a full showroom of cars, including the CT small luxury hybrid hatch that Lexus expects to vie with the RX and IS mid-sized sedan as the brand's top seller.
"Next year we get a full year of CT, which will be terrific, so we will get to see what that car is capable of," he aid.
"The launch of GS is something that is really exciting for us, obviously."
This year, Lexus has sold 633 CT200h hatches, putting the smallest model third behind the IS (1659) and RX (911).
Mr Cramb said he expected the new GS to lift Lexus' fortunes in the mid-sized luxury sector, thanks to its quality.
"I don't think I would be speaking too far out of school to say that I don't think we ever really cracked it with GS," he said.
"This car is different, so I think we will put a serious competitor into that market. We need to do a few more of those things."
A compact luxury SUV is expected to be one of the mass-selling vehicles that Lexus will bring to market to ramp up its volumes to match its main rivals from Germany.
Although Mr Cramb would not disclose his company's sales targets for GS, he said it would be well above its sales rate of recent times.
This year, Lexus has sold just 46 GS sedans – down almost 60 per cent on last year.
Lexus has sold a total of 3331 vehicles this year – down 11.7 per cent – while all three German prestige car-makers – Mercedes Benz, BMW and Audi – have all sold about three times as many.
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Bonesickle's videos on this (and in general) are excellent. There are two you want to watch for sure...can't remember the exact titles but one is about the trophy...another is devoted to explaining the RPG spawns.
Be warned though, there is still an element of luck because if someone goes down it throws everything off. We had more luck with the third player on the Library balcony near the "number 6 RPG spot" (between the Library front entrance and where the Pak80 is on that small balcony in the corner) than way in the back (Kudos to Mirahh for that). That way, there's a least a chance of helping them (or vice versa) if someone goes down.
Even with a plan, it ain't easy but patience will be rewarded.
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Either way tho, everyone needs to be on same page. Best to go over the plan before starting the game, then once again before entering checkpoint before this part of the level just to make sure everyone gets a quick refresher.
There's a couple different people who have "taught" me the different Adventure levels. For the more difficult trophies, you need to prepare for an extent throughout parts of the whole game leading up to that part. You also need to get this medal (and trophy if you haven't gotten the medal before) your first try. If you waste your hammers and KB's and couldn't get it with them, don't expect to get it without them after you respawn again.
My friend and I played through this particular level enough to where we sometimes get it just helping someone beat the level for their star. It's doable with 2 people, better with 3 tho. It all comes down to understanding of what needs done and who's going to do what. Preparation.
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This was my first time cross-stitching for real, and I didn't use a pattern, just traced the Kinsmen's outlines onto the fabric and went for it. Came out all right, I think.
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This reflected, said Luo Wei, marketing and channel director of Novell China, "both the China Linux Standards Group's high opinion of Novell and Novell's commitment to a greater focus on the Chinese market".
"Novell believes," he said, "that the Chinese Linux Standards Group will play an important role in the development of the Chinese Linux industry, and, subsequently, the development of the global Linux industry."
Representatives from Novell China will work with the Standards Group's officials and other members to contribute to the group's Linux standardisation initiatives and education efforts.
"We are pleased to see that Novell fully supports Chinese Linux standards," said Doctor Zhang Hongfen, head of the China Linux Standard Group. "Novell's membership will contribute significantly to the definition of Chinese Linux standards.
"Novell has been extensively involved in the definition of international software standards, with abundant experience in this field and a good relationship with global technology communities. This will help our group stay informed on the latest Linux trends in a timely and effective manner."
Novell will participate with other members to co-ordinate input from various local and national software development communities and Chinese enterprises, and provide Linux consulting and guidance to Chinese IT scholars and experts.
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Years ago, a Village Voice review of "Jagged Edge" started by proclaiming its excellence -- and then insisted that readers who hadn't seen it should do so at once before reading any farther.
Though "Side Effects" isn't quite as tasty as that 1985 white-knuckler, I'm inclined to echo those sentiments here. The latest from the writer and director who gave us "Contagion" is crafty, creepy and thoroughly absorbing.
If that sounds good -- and if you want to see an up-and-coming actress (Rooney Mara) at the top of her game -- then treat yourself now, without learning more beforehand.
For those who can't resist proceeding, I'll try not to give much away.
But even saying that much is something of a spoiler -- because for about 45 minutes, "Side Effects" is a steady, thoughtful, character-driven drama about depression and the ethics of risky side effects.
Then it pulls a 180 (don't worry, you won't see it coming even though I've said this) -- thereafter becoming a twisty medical thriller that moves breathlessly toward a somewhat enigmatic conclusion.
All this works well; but I couldn't help feeling that the initial movie was more promising.
Mara plays an emotionally troubled wife whose husband (Channing Tatum) is fresh out of prison.
She grapples with bouts of depression, trying various medications under the guidance of the kindly Dr. Banks (Jude Law) -- with uneven results.
Mara -- who burned up the screen opposite Daniel Craig in "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" -- is enormously sympathetic, and eerily good at her character's ups and downs.
Between her fine performance and the poignant medical issues (deepened by the fact that a drug company pays Banks to test new meds on patients), this early portion of the film is a compelling, grown-up drama with widespread relevance for many who've wrestled their way through a series of unpredictable antidepressants.
The medical-thriller segment is at times too clever for its own good, with an intricate plot including lesbianism, sodium amytal, double jeopardy and secrets from Banks' past.
Parts of this are tough to follow, and the otherwise competent script sometimes sacrifices believability for the sake of speed, complexity and surprise.
The earlier part of the film is, by contrast, grippingly believable; and again I think "Side Effects" missed its chance to be great, settling instead for merely good.
Quite good, in fact.
Catherine Zeta-Jones feels too slick as Mara's previous counselor; but the rest of the cast is first rate, including strong unknowns in lesser roles (Michael Nathanson as a DA, Peter Friedman as Banks' coworker).
The plotting is swift and smart -- and as for that ending: It manages to provide the closure needed in a complex thriller; yet a brief coda reawakens the earlier issue of how much control psychiatrists have over their patients.
So again: Not great; but certainly worth seeing -- even if you went ahead and read this whole review.


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The following is a personal blog post written by Melissa Welin, Co-Founder of the Fragile X LINKS Group of Eastern Massachusetts giving an introduction to Advocacy Day through the eyes of a first time advocate. Melissa first attended Fragile X Advocacy Day last year and plans to be an advocate again this year.
First, let me say…if you are on the fence and you are letting your carrier anxiety hold you back just pop on over to the NFXF's beautiful, new website right now and sign up. Do it real quick, don't think. Just…do it. Advocacy Day is March 6th and 7th ((this year)) in Washington, DC.
OK, good! Yes, I know, you feel like vomiting but it will pass. I promise. Now that you're signed up to attend I thought I'd share a few helpful tips for a first time Advocate.
Now that I've made this sound like a hectic, exhausting day let me just add that it is amazingly invigorating. At the very least, you will meet in the neighborhood of 100 to 150 parents, friends and siblings of kids with fragile x. That alone is worth the trip…to be able to sit down to dinner and tell a funny story or brag a bit and not have to explain *why* it's funny or brag-worthy Also, after dinner, we usually congregate in the hotel bar to chat and maybe have a cocktail before we turn in early ((*wink*wink*nudge*nudge*)) so we are refreshed and energized for the next day ((As if FX parents would know what to do with 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep!)).
The meetings themselves are empowering too though. You will have the ear of the man or woman who makes the decisions on funding for research, who write or vote for or against laws that can change your child's life. A lot of the time fragile x feels like this thing that happened to us, something that blew into our lives unexpectedly and tore apart everything we thought we were or knew. This is a chance to be an active participant in making things a little better for other parents and hopefully yourself and it feels so good.
What *if* you really and truly cannot come to Washington, either for lack of childcare or lack of funds but you really, really want to help? You can write letters!
The Foundation will have a template you can use so you are asking for the same things the rest of us will be asking for. If there are people from your state going they can use those letters to get appointments to speak with your representative when they would not otherwise be able to do so. If there are no other people from your state going the Foundation will deliver them. Getting a handwritten (or typed but signed), physical letter will make an impact that an e-mail will lack. It shows commitment, it shows passion, it shows that you…the people who vote in the next election…care about this issue.
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Yesterday I stopped by one of my very favorite stores Abertine-(13 Christopher Street NYC) . You can find Toujours Toi and Family Affairs there. Whenever I am at Albertine lot's of things are happening, Orson, Kyung's pug eats Payton's Falaffel, people are being set up, dressed up, tips are handed out etc. I love it!
This beautiful lady was checking out outfits for different events, the After Midnight necklace added the final touch, right? She pulled it up a bit, usually it hangs lower.
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How Will You Celebrate the National Day of Service?
Monday is Martin Luther King Day. Many schools and places of business close for this federal holiday to honor the memory and accomplishments of Dr. King. Rather than spend the day on frivolous activities, Congress wants you to put this day off to good use by participating in a community service project. In fact, there are several government sponsored sites dedicated to encouraging the public to volunteer on Monday including one by the Corporation for National and Community Service and one created in response to President-elect Obama's call to action. Charities featured on Charity Navigator, including Hands On Network and Volunteers of America, also list volunteer opportunities on their sites. And our Guide To Volunteering offers lots of advice if you are new to giving your time.
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Steamboat Springs will host Sterling in the opening round of the Class 3A state football playoffs, and if the Sailors win, they could host a second-round game, as well.
The Colorado High School Activities Association released official pairings Monday.
Game time between Steamboat and Sterling is 1 p.m. Saturday at Gardner Field.
The Sailors (9-1) are the No. 2 seed from the Western Slope League. The Tigers (5-5) are the No. 3 seed from the Tri-Valley League.
By finishing as one of the top two teams in its league, Steamboat earned the right to host an opening-round playoff game, and Tuesday district employees were busy clearing Gardner Field to allow the Sailors to prepare for Saturday's contest.
Tickets for Steamboat's playoff game can be purchased at the gate, but fans can purchase tickets in advance through the high school office.
Today and Thursday, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., people can buy a $5 student ticket or a $7 adult ticket. Children younger than 4 get in free.
People also are reminded that activity passes are not permitted for entrance into this game because it is a state playoff match-up.
Also on Tuesday, state officials held a coin flip to determine the host of a possible future game between Steamboat and D'Evelyn, and Steamboat won.
Under state guidelines, if a team hosts an opening-round game, it doesn't get to host the second-round game. However, if Steamboat and D'Evelyn (10-0) advance, each will have hosted an opening-round game, so a coin flip administered by CHSAA determines the second-round host team.
But if Steamboat wins, and Alamosa (8-2) upends D'Evelyn on Saturday, Steamboat will have to travel to Alamosa because Alamosa did not host an opening-round game.
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Azure Dynamics has signed an agreement with Ford, whereby the Oak Park, MI firm will integrate its plug-in hybrid technology into Ford's F-Series Super Duty trucks.
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looks like everyone is gearing up for the holidays and all the holiday movie premiers. most of this weeks best dressed ladies were walking the red carpet- amy adams a couple of times, as well as, zoe saldana.
this weeks trends- lot's of black (surprise, surprise), ruffles, full-skirts, lace and strapless dresses, there were even a few strapless jumpsuits.
one of the jumpsuits was worn by this weeks 'week of chic' best dressed lady- cate blanchett. cate's also graces the cover of the new vogue, the first issue of 2014- that's a great way to start of the new year.
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30) Christine Michael, junior RB, Texas A&M
Most teams would kill to have Michael as their starting running back. And at the start of last season, Texas A&M was psyched to have him as their starter.
And why not? Michael burst onto the scene as a true freshman, leading the Aggies in rushing yards with 844, while finding his way into the end zone 10 times. He set a Texas A&M record with a 97-yard touchdown run against Baylor. He topped the 100-yard mark twice, once against the Bears and again versus Texas Tech. He had 77 yards and a score against Georgia, and 83 yards a touchdown against Texas. He earned the Big 12 Offensive Freshman of the Year award. And he did all that after missing the UAB game with an injury, and only starting four games.
He had an even better start to 2010, rushing for more than 100 yards in each of the first three games, and just missing that mark with a 97-yard performance against Oklahoma State in game four. In every game but for the Missouri contest, he averaged four yards per carry or better. And against the Tigers, Michael had four catches for 94 yards, a higher yardage number than what he had in all of 2009 (66 total receiving yards).
But he suffered a leg injury and missed the final five games, giving A&M's other talented back, Cyrus Gray, a chance to shine. So now Michael is in somewhat of an uncertain spot heading into 2011. On one hand, he's still one of the Big 12's top backs, and will still receive plenty of carries. But with Gray now looking like the best ball-carrier in the conference, Michael's window of potential individual dominance might have to wait until Gray graduates in 2012.
If you multiply his game averages out, Michael would have rushed for 1,025 yards last year, and while it might be a stretch to think he'll get there this season, it's important to note that like Gray was last year, Michael might be one injury away from exploding as a top-notch back in the Big 12. As it is, he might be the second-best … just behind his teammate.
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Air Force Lt. Col. Dan Ward wasn't at all impressed by Darth Vader's management style, which he finds overly reliant on motivating workers through "telekinetic strangulation." Also, he says, "Death Stars can't possibly be built on time or on budget, require pathological leadership styles and…keep getting blown up."
The lessons of "Star Wars," he concludes, are: Build simple, inexpensive weapons, and rely more on droids than on Death Stars.
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