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Wolves 1 (Afobe 26)
Reading 2 (Pogrebnyak 1, Williams 70)
Off colour Wolves hit back to equalise after conceding a goal from the kick-off but couldn't build up a big enough head of steam to see off visiting Reading before conceding what turned out to be the winning goal with 20 minutes remaining.
Kenny Jackett made wholesale changes to his team with Matt Doherty, Kortney Hause, Lee Evans and Bakary Sako, who was back from the African Cup of Nations duty, coming into the side. Making his debut was keeper Tomasz Kuszczak who replaced the injured Carl Ikeme.
Dropping down to the bench were Dominic Iorfa, Jack Price, Nouha Dicko and Scott Golbourne.
The visitors kicked-off and they stunned Molineux into silence by taking the lead after just 20 seconds. Hause's attempted clearing header dropped to Simon Cox and his threaded through ball ran to Pavel Pogrebnyak whose drive from six-yards flew inside the near post.
Sako tried to conjure up an equaliser after he had powered his way past two defenders but his dipping shot from 25-yards was too high - although not by much.
After Richard Stearman had been booked for clipping Cox, Kevin McDonald almost opened up the Reading defence as he jinked his way to the by-line but his low cross went into the side netting.
Wolves continued to pile on the pressure and after Sako had dribbled his way into the box, his cross hit a defender and bounced behind for a corner. Evans took the kick and Sako got in a header that Adam Federici pawed into the air before Nathaniel Chalobah cleared acrobatically off the line.
But in their next attack, with 26 minutes gone, Wolves pulled level as Benik Afobe beat Federici with a glancing header following a right-wing cross from Rajiv van La Parra.
Danny Williams was yellow carded for a foul on van La Parra, then Afobe sent a header over the bar after Sako had hoisted a free-kick into the area.
In the 41st minute a dangerous looking effort from Gareth McCleary was deflected away by Doherty and, after Stephen Kelly had been booked for fouling Hause, Williams fired over from 22-yards.
Half-Time: Wolves 1 Reading 1
Dave Edwards headed wide from a Sako centre five minutes after the break and then Hal Robson-Kanu was yellow carded for a late challenge on Stearman.
Wolves almost conceded a second when Kuszczak's attempt at clearing a Stearman back pass went straight to Cox whose shot was blocked by McDonald. The ball bounced back to Cox who played Robson-Kanu though on goal with Kuszczak twice blocking before the ball went out for a corner.
Although that particular flag-kick was cleared, when Reading won another in the 61st minute, Michael Hector headed a foot wide from Oliver Norwood's kick.
Then came the first home substitution with Dicko going on in place of Evans.
Kuszczak did well to turn over a 25-yard free-kick from Norwood and, when Wolves went forward, van La Parra took a return pass from Dicko before hitting a cross that fell to the unmarked Sako on the far side of the box. For once, the winger failed to control the ball and the chance was gone.
With 70 minutes gone Reading regained the lead as McCleary laid the ball into the path of Williams who ran in and hit a fierce shot that flew into the net off the inside of the far post.
It was the signal for a double change for the home team with James Henry and Price replacing van La Parra and Edwards respectively.
With the action centred around the Reading goal substitute Nick Blackman suddenly broke away and after running half the length of the field he hit a low angled drive that Kuszczak just managed to get his fingertips to in conceding a corner.
In the 89th minute Sako hit a low corner that ran to Henry who completely missed his kick in the heart of the area and, in stoppage time, Henry hit a 20-yard shot that Dicko headed on but, unfortunately, Federici just managed to cling on to the ball.
That was to be the last chance of a disappointing afternoon for the home support as Wolves slipped to their first League defeat in nine games.
Wolves: Kuszczak, Doherty, Hause, Edwards (Price 71), Batth (capt), Stearman, van La Parra (Henry 71), Evans (Dicko 62), Afobe, McDonald, Sako.
Unused subs: Flatt, Golbourne, Ebanks-Landell, Iorfa.
Booking: Stearman (18 – foul).
Reading: Federici, Kelly, Pearce (capt), Pogrebnyak, Robson-Kanu (Blackman 72), Cox (Akpan 84), Obita, McCleary, Chalobah (Norwood 58), Hector, Williams.
Unused subs: Mackie, Yakubu, Andersen, Cooper.
Bookings: Williams (32 – foul), Kelly (42 – foul), Robson-Kanu (53 – foul), Pogrebnyak (90+1- foul).
Referee: K. Hill.
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|900 sq. ft.
|Property type
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|3 - 4 nights
Welcome to our condo in the woods - though it's a condo, our guests often comment once they step inside they think they're in a cozy cabin. We're on 40 secluded, wooded acres on a ridge above town and the lakes. Looking for water views? Our deck affords expansive views of Shadow Mountain Reservoir, Mount Baldy and the snow capped mountain ranges. The 'townhome' style of our complex means we are in separate, staggered buildings, providing windows on three sides and plenty of trees, mountains and water to gaze upon. Enjoy the quiet of our park-like setting with the convenience of town within easy reach on foot or by bicycle. The gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park is just one mile from our door. We are on an 'elk run' and in the fall they bugle just below us. Other times of year expect to see bear and fox. Distinctively decorated, our condo has been completely remodeled down to the rafters. Our guests describe our property as 'cozy' and 'romantic.' Luxury amenities abound.
Your hosts - Rob and Katie. We live in Boulder, Colorado and enjoy Grand Lake where we love to cook leisurely meals and enjoy a glass of wine watching the sunset over Grand Lake and Mount Baldy - all this after a day of hiking or fishing!
Katie Harberg purchased this condo in 2003
We fell in love with the views from our deck, and our guests have too! The million dollar setting prompted us to gut the interior and create the vacation rental we had always tried to find - rustic, but with great linens, towels and kitchen equipment.
Quiet, park-like setting on 40 private acres with views in all directions and abundant wildlife viewing, yet very close to town. Charming interior décor with all the comforts of home, and did we mention the views over the lake!?
What a great place! My family wanted to get out of the City and enjoy the mountains. We had everything we needed and the View was just beautiful. The boys went snowboarding a couple of days and then we went snowmobiling. Restaurants were close by, roads were clear before we left the condo I can go on and on...loved it and want to go back! :)
The Elliotts
We love this place and have stayed during all four seasons over the last three years. The lake view, framed by Baldy and Shadow Mountain, is extraordinary. You can watch the 4th of July fireworks without obstruction from the patio, too - while using the nice new grill. In winter it is peaceful and gorgeous looking down on the sleepy village. The decor is a super tasteful flavor of Western that shows how much the owners care about the finer points of comfort. Snug and warm with the fireplace on, airy and bright in the late summer evenings with the patio opened up. The kitchen is well appointed - twice we had the random urge to make pie, and found there's even a hand mixer perfect for whipped cream. Comfortable bedding, nice towels, nice dishes ... honestly, it's fun to just cook and watch tv and read books in this place. You won't regret it.
We so enjoyed our stay here! The condo is beautifully decorated and the views are spectacular! Every morning I would grab my coffee and head for the balcony. Sitting in the quiet of the morning, watching the sun rise and deer roaming up the hill.....it doesn't get better than this!! The town of Grand Lake is just darling and Rocky Mountain National Park is fabulous! Hoping we can return one day soon!!
We had a wonderful time at this rental. Robert responded promptly and courteously to questions. Condo is very clean and well equipped with items needed for cooking and being comfortable! Area has tons of things to do if you are at home in the outdoors. We plan on returning sometime soon. Thank you for a great time!
My wife and I had a wonderful stay in this condo in January. The views are very beautiful and the furnishing were excellent. Sitting in front of the gas fireplace was very cozy, especially with the snow falling outside. We enjoyed hikes around Grand Lake, skiing in Granby, and renting snowshoes to do some trails in Rocky Mountain National Park. This condo is located in a perfect spot and would highly recommend it.
Our stay at the condo was perfect! The condo is homey and welcoming, and it was so nice to have the updated appliances to use. Since the kitchen has just about all the utensils you could need, eating in was a breeze for breakfast or after a day of sightseeing. The linens and bedding were plush and comfortable. The deck was perfect to watch sunrises but especially the sunsets! Very convenient to Grand Lake and Rocky Mountain National Park. Would recommend this condo to anyone! Thank you, Rob and Katie!
Located on a ridge overlooking the Town of Grand Lake to the east. The west entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park is only 2 miles north (only 1/2 mile to the boundary of the Park) and the Grand Lake Golf Course and tennis courts are 1 mile west.
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Late Spring
May 22 2017 - Jun 12 2017
3 night minimum stay
Jun 13 2017 - Sep 4 2017
3 night minimum stay
Fall Colors
Sep 5 2017 - Oct 15 2017
3 night minimum stay
Christmas Holidays
Dec 22 2017 - Jan 2 2018
3 night minimum stay
Independence Day Holiday
Jun 29 2018 - Jul 8 2018
4 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Refundable damage deposit
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3 night minimum all seasons. Summer rates $170 - $185, higher rates - July 4 Holiday. Winter rates (mid October to late May) $155 - $170 - excluding Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Holiday Season, Martin Luther King Day and President's Day Holidays and spring break weeks in March. Late spring and fall colors - $160 - $175. $75 cleaning fee and 11.0% tax. Extra person charge for parties of more than four people, no more than 4 adults.
Restrictions: No pets, no smoking. If it is determined that these restrictions are violated the damage/excessive cleaning deposit will be forfeited.
Condominium Rules: Homeowner Association rules for our complex must be strictly adhered to. These rules are posted in the condo and will also be mailed to you with your welcome packet.
Number of People: The number of people staying overnight in the property shall be limited to the number agreed to as set forth above.
Arrival and Departure Time: Check-in is after 4:00 pm and check-out is before 11:00 am. If you would like an earlier check-in or check-out, please call us the day before and we will accommodate you if no other guests are arriving or leaving the day of your departure or arrival.
Keys and Directions: A welcome packet will be e-mailed to you two weeks prior to your stay including the key and directions to the property, a checklist for arrival and departure, local contact information, a list of activities and resources in and around Grand Lake and other useful information for your stay.
Termination: The owners reserve the right to terminate this agreement and require the renters to vacate the property immediately if the property is being used for unlawful purposes or for any violation of the terms of the agreement.


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The Ontology of Language: Properties, Individuals and Discourse
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BeschreibungHow can the meaning of language be represented by formal logic? Similar research regarding the semantics of natural language has suggested that standard, 'classical' logical systems must be extended to account for the meaning of pronouns and other nominal expressions. But Chris Fox argues that by reconsidering how natural language in a formal logic is represented, the extension of classical logical systems is not required.
"The Ontology of Language explores how semantic issues can be addressed in a way that minimizes the ontological commitments of the resulting semantics. The book works within a version of Property Theory stemming from a combination of the lambda calculus with Aczel's Frege structures-a combination originally developed by Raymond Turner. Fox then improves on this version and substantially extends it with original applications to plurals and mass nouns, to 'intensional individuals', and to the dynamics of discourse. Some useful appendixes on further extensions and alternatives are included.
Untertitel: 'CSLI Lecture Notes'. New. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: CTR FOR STUDY OF LANG & INFO
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How to get rid of deep labiomental crease? (Photos)
It causes more of a darker shadow in person than these photos show. My lips are rather small, so I feel like my fold is even more noticeable. Photos taken of me from the side are terrible. My lips look like they poke out, while everyone else's is normal and evenly aligned with their chin. Is there a way to get rid of this permanently? Or is it just temporary botox/fillers? Thank you. I have also attached a photo to what I think would look more flattering.
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How to get rid of deep labiomental crease?
Hello, and thanks for your question and photos. I do believe that filler could temporarily soften the line you are seeing. In order to determine the best plan for you, I recommend a consultation with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon. Best of luck, Dr. Frucht.
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SESSION TITLE: Critical Care Posters
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PRESENTED ON: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 at 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM
PURPOSE: Upper gastrointestinal bleeding (UGIB) is a common ICU admission. Appropriate triage is vital for effective resource utilization. We generated a triage policy based on end-organ damage, without endoscopic results, and compared it to a traditional scoring system, the Rockall score (RS). In the absence of ongoing bleeding, patients were only admitted to ICU if end-organ damage was present or patients had respiratory failure or shock. The purpose of this study is to assess the outcomes of patients with UGIB with and without ICU admission.
METHODS: We conducted a retrospective cohort study of patients with UGIB presenting to the emergency department for whom a critical care consult was requested. Cirrhosis, sepsis, and lower gastrointestinal bleeding were excluded. Patient characteristics, markers of end-organ damage (lactate, creatinine, INR), triage vitals, nadir hemoglobin in the first 24 hours, endoscopy results, clinical (pre-endoscopy) and complete (post-endoscopy) RS and survival were examined.
RESULTS: Between January 2011 and January 2013, a total of 172 patients were identified, 67 patients (39.2%) were admitted to ICU. The mean time of critical care consults performed were 19.2 hours earlier than endoscopy. There was no difference between cohorts with mean clinical RS (ICU 4.50 vs ward 4.57, p=0.82), complete RS (ICU 5.76 vs ward 5.72, p=0.90), or mortality (ICU 10% vs ward 8.5%, p=0.79). In-hospital mortality was 9.3%. There was no difference in mortality of high-risk complete RS (ICU 10.6% vs. ward 7.8%, p=0.75) or high-risk endoscopic lesions (ICU 5.6%vs. ward 6.9% p=0.99). Multivariate analysis, demonstrated elevated lactate was an independent risk factor of death (odds ratio 1.35 [95% CI (1.09, 1.67); p=0.006]) after controlling for age >65 years, gender, and RS. ICU was not a protective factor for mortality (odds ratio 0.75 [95% CI (0.15, 3.70); p=0.73].
CONCLUSIONS: Triage based on end-organ damage is effective, allowing for less delay and effective ICU utilization.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: In this retrospective cohort study, we were not able to demonstrate survival benefits with ICU admission.
DISCLOSURE: The following authors have nothing to disclose: Rebecca Sternschein, Sharon Leung, Lewis Eisen, Ariel Shiloh
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The Grand Suite at Onomea
The Grand Suite is the main house and largest of three separate dwellings on our five acre, Hamakua coast refuge 6 miles north of Hilo. The Grand Suite is approximately 2200 SF of living space.... a full kitchen, breakfast area, full dining room, living room, a screened lanai, open patio, two bedrooms, full bath, half bath, and a balcony lanai off the bedrooms. The two bedrooms, both upstairs, share a covered lanai with views of the ocean. The full bathroom has hand-cut stone tile from Indonesia and a deep soaking tub/shower. The living room has nearly 20 foot high ceilings and many large windows framing well tended tropical grounds, flowering trees and, upstairs, an ocean blue horizon. Many guests spend lots of time just enjoying the house and park-like grounds. We have a broad range of colorful flowering plants and trees on the property, some very rare. The fully equipped kitchen is it's own unique space with a breakfast nook and an adjoining full dining room. The kitchen is very well stocked with cooking implements of all kinds. You can also dine on the covered patio where you'll also find the gas barbecue. The house is filled with books, art and fine antiques, CDs and DVDs. Beyond our own very private grounds, the walk down our road to Onomea Bay is one of the loveliest in all of Hawaii. The Hawaii Tropical Botanical Gardens is a 15 to 20 minute walk from our place and hardly a car will pass as you make the walk. We're also near the What's Shakin' Smoothie shack where much more than smoothies are whipped up... light lunches, coffee.. much of it home ground on their farm.. A short drive from our place is the second most visited attraction in the state, the 440 foot Akaka Falls. There are several beaches around Hilo Bay. Honolii is the closest... five miles to south of us, Hilo Bayfront beach along the the water front next to downtown Hilo, and several others on the far side of Hilo town... we recommend Carlsmith, Richardsons or Onokahakaha beach parks. Some activities we recommend you think about during your stay, here on the east side of the Island of Hawaii...... Volcano National Park, horseback riding Waipio Valley; ziplining...several ziplines are nearby; snorkeling (lots of sea turtles)...several nearby beach parks; whale watching (in winter months); a visit to the 13,980 foot summit of Mauna Kea where 13 international telescopes are redefining our understanding of the physics and the universe (a visitor center is open daily at the 9,000 foot level); photography, hiking; bird watching; Alahanui Park - Ocean-side Warm Springs Pond; the Lyman Museum, the Tsunami Museum, the Hilo zoo, Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut farm and factory; and.... did I say Volcano National Park... it's huge and fascinating.
About our Home and my wife and I.....
Our country retreat is comprised of three separate and private dwellings on five acres. The three dwellings (the Grand Suite is the largest of them) are each entirely private from one another and each have their own private entry. The complex is harmoniously connected by covered breezeways. My wife and I live in the 'master cottage'. We are near enough to provide an extra pillow or blanket should you need one, or give touring/travel guidance, or dining suggestions.
If you need accommodations for more than 4, the Garden Suite at Onomea, also on property, is a smaller cottage rental (see HomeAway Property # 371622) The two accommodations can be rented together by special arrangement. Together, the main house and the suite sleep up to 6.
The Grand Suite at Onomea is best suited for couples, traveling friends or families up to 4. The photos show serval angles of the bedrooms but please note that there are only the two bedrooms and the one full bath upstairs; a half-bath is on the ground floor near the front door.
There is a clickable calendar at this site which we keep up to date. Please check your dates for availability and contact us about any questions. FOR INITIAL INQUIRIES, EMAIL IS GREATLY PREFERRED OVER TELEPHONE. Mahalo!
[don't forget to read our reviews!']
GE Tax Number: W00358152-01
Together we have many stories to tell... about location scouting for film and Tv, performing in Tv and theater, photo assignments, llama farming, life in New York City, LA, Montana, growing up in the territory of Hawaii, the band, our kids. If you come and see us and care to share some stories....as we say in Hawaii... we can Talk Story together.
Randall Duryea - Owner purchased this house in 2003
This is one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in all of Hawaii. It is gorgeous here, and we'd love to share it with you. Lined with tall royal palms, Old Onomea Road is our quiet little lane where artists will sometimes quietly visit just to paint the scene. The Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden is walkable from our house as are the Smoothie Stand on the Scenic Hwy and the Low Store... a little convenience store in the same family for 100 year. Come visit!
Our place is peaceful... We are on the gorgeous, tropical, and green side of the Big Island. Far more like old Hawaii than the Kona side, many people who visit this side of the island never return to dry and touristy Kona side. It's never particularly hot here and never cold, though it might get chilly enough to grab a cotton sweater or flannel shirt early in the morning. The air is soft and full of the smell of flowers. Our grounds are a park... five acres of peaceful privacy with ocean views from the bedrooms. A small fishpond burbles with a fountain just outside the front door, birds and crickets sing all day long and a chorus of nighttime frogs serenade us to sleep.
The house became our home away from home. It was one of the most relaxing vacations we have had. The eight nights at the house were wonderful. It has a kitchen that is fully stocked with anything a person could need or want. The owners Randall and Donna provided excellent hospitality. They were there when questions came up but were never intrusive. I had mentioned we planned on going boogie boarding and Donna left boogie boards out for us to use if needed. The views were spectacular! We woke up to blue skies, ocean view with beautiful trees (a living paradise). On the days that it rained we would sit in the living room and look at the beautiful water shimmering outside. The pictures in the posting are all accurate. The beds and pillows were very comfortable. We look forward to another vacation at this location. We would highly recommend renting this house for anyone's vacation.
Beautiful and comfortable home, with everything from a well-appointed kitchen to a closet full of board games. Our host Randall was warm, attentive and full of great advice on "must sees" in the area.
Lush tropical gardens, well maintained grounds. My husband, friends and I had a wonderful three day experience. The house is truly a gem. It is comfortable , well appointed and offers peace and a quiet refuge. The grounds bring to mind what Hawaii was like fifty years ago. Chickens roam the garden, flowers are in bloom, the sound of birds, the abundance of trees and greenery provide a feeling of being in the. jungle. The only downside was the mosquitoes. One had to apply a liberally amount of insect repellant. This vacation rental made our stay on the Big Island a memorable one. We will definitely go back and stay and will encourage friends to stay.
We have stayed at many vacation rental homes and this time was by far the best experience. We felt at home immediately ---the house is solid and it feels like home as opposed to a seasonal rental place. The kitchen is well-stocked with cooking supplies as well as storage supplies (clear wrap, foil, bags, etc.). There was even a cooler we could use when we went on picnics. I cook a lot and so this was a very important feature. The linen is good quality and the rooms are clean without feeling sterile.
Randall is very helpful and non-intrusive, meaning when we needed advice Randall came to our rescue but was not looking over our shoulders every minute (he and his wife live on the same property). We were here six nights and enjoyed every minute. We will recommend to all our friends (at the risk that it might be booked when we want to return).
The Tropical Botanical Garden and the local surfers' beach are minutes away, both MUST-SEE attractions.
We prefer Hilo to Kona because Hilo is relaxing and low-key. Staying at this home is the cherry on top.
Great property - had the feel of a southern plantation. Very peaceful location w/ gorgeous views of private gardens and the ocean. Randall was a most gracious host. Location in Pepeekeo , just 10min north of Hilo, was very convenient for all activities in the area, both in the city and on the coast. The property was as advertised, clean and well maintained. We would definitely recommend this to friends.
Wir danken der Familie Duryea für die wundervolle Zeit auf ihrem Anwesen.
Das Haus hatte eine wunderschöne Größe und es fehlte an nichts. Es können bequem 4 Personen dort entspannen.
Der herzliche Empfang und die Begleitung wenn Fragen aufkamen, waren sehr angenehm. Der Garten ist eine Augenweide der jeden Tag gepflegt wurde.
Besonders hervorzuheben ist die Ruhe und die Vogelstimmen die hier zu hören sind, das Wetter hat in der zweiten Woche leider nicht so mitgespielt aber deshalb ist die Ostseite nicht umsonst viel grüner und pflanzenintensiver als die Westseite.
Wir kommen gerne an diesem Platz zurück.
Mit traurigen Augen traten wir die Heimreise an aber es war bestimmt nicht das einzige und letzte Mal.
Vielen Dank
Familie Schwetlick aus Berlin
This beautiful property had everything we needed for a very comfortable and relaxing holiday. Full amenities (except for a washer and dryer). House was clean and beautifully maintained and the owner was friendly, hospitable and nothing was too much trouble. The Botanic Gardens are close by as is a scenic coastal drive. Hilo is an easy 15 minute drive away. We highly recommend this property and would happily stay again.
Our home is on 5 acres, 6 miles north of Hilo and is a great 'base' for touring the attractions of the Big Island...... Volcano National Park, oh, so many waterfalls!, gorgeous Waipio Valley, old Hawaii villages, the international astronomy telescopes atop Mauna Kea, helicopter tours, the famous Hilo Farmers Market, ziplining, birdwatching, hiking, fishing, snorkeling, beach parks... The Big Island is very varied! Or.... Stay right here, at home in paradise; kick back, make a few Mai Tais and play croquet in the yard beneath enormous Monkeypod trees.
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English: Woodton is a village and civil parish in the English county of Norfolk. It is situated some 7 km north-west of the Suffolk town of Bungay, and 20 km south-east of Norfolk's capital city of Norwich.
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Hello my name is [name omitted] and I have written to Youtube several times about videos that are on their site right now of me and my friends that are demeaning and very disgusting. Pictures were stolen from me that are nude in some way and most of these pics were taken from my myspace by this guy who is harassimg me and keeps stealing pics of me n making inappropiate videos. I am now suing this [name omitted] for defamation of character and slander on the internet and what is upsetting is I have contacted Youtube so many times about taken the videos down and nothing has happened so Now i must take this into my own hands. I am filing a report with the police and let them see all my complaints to youtube and hopefully then something like this never happens again to me or someone else.
The videos are [name removed] & [name removed] ;). These are the titles of the 2 videos that I am in and the pics in these videos were stolen from my private myspace page and he has wrote things by the pictures disrespecting me and slanderizing my name.
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First, lets get a few definitions down before we go any further. Libel is written lies about you. Slander is spoken lies about you. The fact that videos are posted on Youtube would more than likely represent slander. However, the problem you have is that you mention that the photos taken of you came from MySpace. My understanding is that MySpace is not a fully secure site and if anything is posted on it, it could be subject to hackers or others who take things from it and post them elsewhere, which is what happened to you.
I believe you can flag Youtube and they will eliminate the pictures. If they don't take them down once you advise them that they are illegal or obscene, then they may potentially be held responsible for any damages that flow from their continued posting. That becomes a civil matter rather than a criminal matter in my view. I don't believe that youtube, which is available to everyone to post on openly, is responsible for something going up on it - even if they fail to take it down. At least not criminally responsible. Civil liability is likely, but that takes retaining an attorney who will champion your case for you. That's the route I would suggest and leave the criminal prosecution to those who are breaking penal laws.Ask a similar question
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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - May 22, 1938, Abilene, Texas ®f)e Abilene sporter"WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT COES,"-Byron VOL. LYM, NO. 362. Associated— <"> ABILENE, TEXAS. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1938 THIRTY-TWO PAGES IN THREE SECTIONS. *«. ,OT, PRICE 5 CENTSFOUR-INCH CLOUDBURST FLOODS PARTS OF ABILENE Air Bombs Miss Cardenas' Home Pilots Drop Manifestos Declaring Government No Longer Recognized By JOSE FERNANDEZ ROJAS SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mexico, May 21—(AP)—A high-flying white airplane dropped four bombs today less than IOO yards from the temporary residence of President Lazaro Cardenas, whose federal troops clashed with rebels in an outbreak of warfare at Rio Verde. The white plane resembled the two fleet transport-bombing craft known to be in the possession of Gen Saturnino Cedillo, leader of the uprising in this state against Cardenas' government. Opening, Closing In Rain— REGIONAL BAND MEET ENDS WITH EAGLES AGAIN RATED TOP DIVISION FOR PLAYING Mexican Held In Child's Death South Texas Girl Throttled, Raped Along School Path FLORESVILLE, May 21—(SP)—A middle-aged Mexican was held In Wilson county Jail tonight while officers pushed Investigation of the brutal strangulation slaying and ravishment of Hope Elizondo, 12-year-old sixth grade schoolgirl. Sheriff George Booth of Wilson county still detained a negro but said he planned to release him. He said he would charge the other man Monday. BEATEN WITH CLUB The child* body, disrobed and cruelly beaten, was found at dawn today In a clump of weeds near Lavenla. The slayer dragged the child from the path she used to walk to | ed the Cardenas govejmment. school, clubbed her with a thret-foot stick an inch thick and then choked her to death. Welts covered the girl's body. Underclothing and one shoe were missing. Sheriff Booth said feelings were suppressed and no attempt had been made to reach the arrested pair. Dr. R. a. Martin, who examined the child's body, said death was caused by "strangulation; probable brain concussion.'* He aded criminal attack was probable. Decomposition of the body prevented imedlate conclusions. SEARCH THROUGH NIGHT Parents of the slain child, Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Elizondo, said their daughter left home about 7 a. rn. yesterday to walk to school. She carried her schoolbooks and a nickel. Her absence from school started a search and 150 men, including officers. CCC enrollees and private citizens, hunted throughout the Cardenas was not in the residence when the bombs dropped. REBEL BAND SMASHED Apparently 25-pounders, the projectiles fell on the edges of the army flying field just behind the house in which Cardenas, here to direct operations against Cedilio, is living. Federal government troops smashed a rebel band at Rio Verde in the j first clash, with 22 rebels reported killed. 15 wounded, and 80 captured. One federal captain and two privates were killed in the break, which brought to a head a rightist-leftist dispute many had feared might spread throughout the nation. No damage was done by the bombs which fell near the flying field three miles from San Luis city proper. Two army pursuit planes took the air quickly to attack the raiding plane, but were soon outdistanced. The attacking plane dropped copies of a manifesto signed by Gov. Hernandez Netro, of this state, and four San Luis state legislators. It declared they no longer recognlz- DOCUMENTS INCRIMINATE Hernandez Netro has been missing from San Luis Potosi since yesterday. In Mexico City a high government official said the government had in its possession documents indicting Cedillo had sought the afd of the expropriated foreign oil industry In carrying out his revolution against Cardenas. He said the documents showed that Cedillo had promised the oil companies return of their proper- See MEXICO, Pf. IO, Col. 8 Rain ushered in the tri-state band contests here Thursday morning, and it was rain again that brought them to an abrupt halt Saturday night. All contests in the national regional competition were completed, but the torrential downpour that set in at dusk forced cancellation of the scheduled announcement of awards and an address by Dr. John Simons of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Of paramount interest to Abi-lenians is that their band — the high school Eagle musicians—added a first division (highest) rating in concert playing Saturday evening to other honors it gathered in the contests. Friday night the band won first division rank in marching among Class A bands. Earlier In the festival, the Abilene elementary honor band rated first division In playing. Both are directed by R. T. Bynum. In addition, five Abilene solo performers won first division In the R. T. BYNUM three-day competition. They were S. L. Friedsam, French horn; Bill Sanders, drum majoring; Saretta Morrow, Dorothy Aman and Alma Jane Page, violin. Class A and B bands played In Saturday's contests. Other Class A band ratings were; First division—Austin, Central of Oklahoma City, Weslaco and Wewoka, Okla. Second division—Waco and Amarillo. Third division—Lubbock. Class B band ratings were: First division—Palestine, Mexia, Bristow, Okla. Second division—Slaton, Cisco, Wink, Third division—Vernon, Mona-hans-Wickett, Union Grove of Gladewater. Judges in band concert playing yesterday were Dr. Simons, Col. Earl D. Irons of North Texas Agricultural college at Arlington, and See BAND MEET, Pf. IO, Col. 8 HEIGHTENING WAR SCARE- Poles Join Nazi Demands North Park District Votes School Bonds By a majority of eight votes, voters of the North Park independent school district approved a $9,000 bond Issue yesterday for the construction of a new school building. With 160 persons voting, there were 84 votes for and 76 votes against the bond. The $9,000 bond issue puts the night. school board In the position to ap- Today, at dawn, Oscar Tewes and ply for a $26,000 WPA grant. If the Richard Weils came upon the loan is secured, the two sums, schoolbooks and the nickel in the j along with materials from the old dust of the schoolhouse path. Near- building will be used for a one-by. in the clump of weeds, only a story, concrete structure, few hundred yards from her home, The projected building will house they found Hopes bruised and an auditorium, gymnasium and swollen body. Finger marks were on n*nc classrooms, her throat. Marks on the path indicated the H/rUTf TA AAlUir 70-pound youngster attempted to Lf Lm IJ IU VsUMl Ugh*, her attacker and was dragged Into Ute brush. Bradbury Asks Special Project Proposal Designed To Provide Work For Older Jobless A special WPA project for Taylor county, designated for the em- ____ __ | ployment of men between 45 and j ration of reports that Czechs were 65 years cf age was advocated Sat- • massing troops near the Polish bor-urday afternoon by Rep, J. Bryan 0'er. Bradbury. Hitherto on the fence. Poland took The discussion of roll cutting In action apparently paralleling Germy opinion is beside the point," many's despite recent urgent French Bradbury commented. "My attitude and British efforts to rally Warsaw is one of cooperation rather than behind London and Paris, criticism, but I do feel that these The Soviet Union was ominously men, mostly between the ages of silent. 45 and 65 should be given some France, committed to fighting for form of employment. Czechoslovakia In case of unpro- "I think it would help their voked aggression against her, looked morale and be more businesslike for to London for support, them to be employed than to be In Whitehall, wearied Viscount on a straight dole. Halifax, British foreign secretary, "I hope that within the near fu- kept In touch with Europe s capitle, with the cooperation of all Tai* into the early morning hours, parties, some special project can London and Paris still refused to be designated for these men. believe, however, that Germany "My interest in this matter has would Provoke a war which was vir-been prompted by the fact that Uially certain to range Britain, many of these men have called by F*'ance and Russla a8a*nst her. They my office in the past few days with she would take any chance of their discharge slips in their hands, jSainln6 ber ends in Czechoslovakia wanting to know what they should b-v I*a<*ful intimidation. France, Committed To Aid Czechs, Appeals To England For Support LONDON, May 22—(Sunday),—(AP)—Nazi Germany, aided by Poland and apparently heedless to British pleas, whipped fearful Europe into a war scare today with a warning to harassed Czechoslovakia to grant autonomy demands of her German minority. In a tone as violent as the ultimatum to Austria which preceded German annexation of that country, Field Marshal Hermann Wilhelm I Goering's newspaper thundered a "Last, urgent appeal" to Czechoslovakia, where two nazis were killed yesterday. The field marshal's newspaper, the Essen National Zletung, appeared 1 to have forgotten German as-i -— surances that Czechoslovakia would —................ not suffer Austria's fate. RUSSIA SILENT— Poland, in turn, demanded expla- Rainfall Cancels Raids By L-Men Rain Traps Lions At Albany Club ALBANY, May 21.—The annual Lion's club homecoming of the local organization showed signs of becoming an all-night affair early tonight. Scheduled for Saturday afternoon were a bridge party for the women in the Lake DeLafosse clubhouse and a stag party for the men on the other side of the lake. These two events went off all right. About dark the parties converged in the club house for a barbecue. It started to rain. At 9:30 o'clock it was still raining and townspeople, predicted the party would have to stay at the clubhouse all night. A creek between the clubhouse and town was uncrossable. There was no telephone in the clubhouse. Tile golf tourney scheduled for Sunday was cancelled. IN WEST TEXAS MOZELLE—Dedication of the new Mozelle school building Monday BAIRD—Special religious service Tuesday, May 24, at the First Methodist church, commemorating 200th anniversary of Aldersgate Retreat. TALPA—Celebration of completion of Lake Talpa, Friday, May 27. COLEMAN—Central Colorado River Authority's board meets Monday morning. May 23, to map work for the remainder of the year. CAMP TONKAWA—Annual Compole of the boy scouts of the Chisholm Trail area at the scout camp near Lake Abilene, May 30-31 and June I. STAMFORD—June 4, 5, and 6, ninth annual Texas Cowboy Reunion. HERMLEIGH — Old-fashioned basket dinner, Hermleigh school, Friday. May 27. BALLINGER—Celebration of the 50th anniversary of Ballinger town lot sale, June 29. do next. All of them have families to support and some have very pitiful stories." Bradbury stated further, that in his opinion Abilene had not received the amount of WPA work which it should have had. He expressed the opinion that more projects could be obtained if proper applications were made. Education Fee Case Defendant Freed FEAR WEEKEND COUP Czechoslovakia thrust reserve troops behind barbed wire berri- j cades. Disorders and troop movements on 1 I the eve of municipal elections sent I a wave of alarm through Europe. Diplomats were apprehensive of violence today during balloting In which the nazified Sudeten Ger- See CRISIS, Pg. IO, Col 8 It's an ill rain or flood that brings no good. And last night's downpour was no exception. It may have done damage to streets, growing crops, gardens and what not, in fact extent of damage done had not been determined early today. But it did bring a lull in Abilene^ red-hot liquor war as being carried on by the Texas liquor control board. As a result a flock of Abilene beer peddlers went undisturbed during the night. The liquor board members and the constable's force had planned a series of raids at about the hour the rain started. They soon decided that anything they might do would not make Abilene any arter. As a result they went wherever officers go when not working. Martin Loses Reeledion Bid In Oregon Race Endorsed By Both AFL, CIO, Hess Conceded Victory PORTLAND, Ore., May 21.—OTh— Gov. Charles H. Martin, 74, who brought to the executive chair of Oregon a personality that affected deeply the state's history, lost his office today, vanquished by 48-year-old Henry L. Hess. The democratic governor, who retired from a brilliant army career a decade ago, went down to defeat In Oregon's primary election after a spectacular battle. labor issue prime Today aa he saw a lead for Hess grow to 3,890 votes with only 332 small precincts missing, Martin conceded victory to Hess. Thus ended a campaign which, through Martin's vigorous entry into the Northwest's labor troubles and his barrage upon oertaln Roosevelt functions and functionaries, drew a number one billing on the nation's political stage. The vote on which Martin surrendered was 49,048 vote* for Hess, a La Grande attorney, to 45,156 for himself In 1349 of the state's 1,681 precincts. This threw Hess, a comparative unknown in many parts oi Oregon, into the November general election against the former school teacher, Charles A. Sprague, who is editor of the capital's morning newspaper, the Salem Statesman. Martin's was a battle on a campaign based upon suppression of Ubor violence, fealty to the president without "rubber stamp" submission, and no quarter for radicals. PORTLAND TURNS TIDE Hess claimed Roosevelt administration support and CIO and AFL endorsement, the only time the two unions have agreed m Oregon The governor lost his battle primarily in Multnomah county (Portland* home of a third of the state's population and bitterest scene of the turmoil in the labor Industry Willis Mahoney, former Klamath Falls mayor, outstripped United States Attorney Carl Donaugh for the democratic senatorial nomination, 42,247 to 28,587 in 1.029 precincts. r Sprague ran away with an eight-man contest for the republican gubernatorial contest, topping hts Catclaw Creek Rises In Homes Abilene Christian College Marooned; Snyder, Hit By Hail, Also Flood Site Driving rains struck at Abilene late yesterday evening, hesitated momertarily, then whirled back in a torrential four-inch downpour that flooded the town as splitting lightning blazed away. The three-hour "cloudburst" left the town temporarily marooned. Traffic was halted in every direction, highway! YEAR 192*1 1927! 1928! 1929! 19301 1931 1932! 1933! 1934' 19351 1936! 1937! 1931 January 1.44 ,88 .23' .481 .58; 1.82 I 68 .34 .34 .52 .60 90:1.49 February T. . 2.28! ,78i 1.401 .06 2 54 3.12 1.411 .771 2.95! .12 .0311.23 March 3. SS I HU, ,43{ 2.72 .97 1.12| .10; .70: 3.23! .591 94: I 34 11.81 April 3.88! 3.87; ,#3| 1.18I 2.231 2.13; 2.671 .43, 2.61 1.55! 4,09! 1.161 1.61 May 2.681 .78112.03! 4 221 5.39 1.14 10.99 7.851 1.45! 6.401 2.75 2.141 7.4* Juns 5.78' .89 2.521 .131 1.731 1.22 4 131 .32! .46 5.16! .01 2 82 July 2 86; 1.89 3 051 .641 .47! 2.21! 4 49( 94 .521 1.73; 2.09 .22; August 1.42! .86! 5.611 .051 .59: .311 4.05' .60! .15 .37' .12 3.341 September 45 5.89 .54 4.37i 4.85: .09I10.53! .401 .86 8.221 7.32 I 52! October 2 22 .Til 1.5213.28' 6.25 10.21 .34 .39 .18! 2.25' 2.42 2.70 November .681 T. | .49! .50! 1.33) 3.49 .OII 2.70! 2 45! 1.19! .62 .SOI December 6 691 56 .83 .14; 2.43' I 96 ♦ 32; 1.64 .39! .49, .77 2.89 TOTALS 31.50,19.40i29.68i 19.ll 26.56,28.46,126.96.36.199,13.41 29.42 22.85 19.86il4.4A •To date flooded. At midnight, however, water had receded in most localities and still dropping. Catclaw creek went on a rampage, its waters running over the banks and across Highway SlXtSMSSlS WOUNDED IM DUE,, houses. Johnson's service station on the Sweetwater highway stood in water several feet deep. LAKES CATCH LITTLE Communication with the outside world to the south was cut-off at McMurry on the Buffalo Gap road and Butterfield highway. Water was over running boards of cars on the Butterfield road several blocks west of Saylas boulevard. Abilene Christian college could be approached only by the Albany The scheduled Abilene rodeo for today will be postponed one week because of the rain. highway during peak of the rain. The district at North 13th and Pine streets was inundated. Traffic was halted on the Coleman highway. While the townsite was being drenched, th* watershed of both Lakes Abilene and Kirby remained semi-arid and little additional water was expected to be caught. Buffalo Gap reported only a shower and not that much In direction of the lake or to the south. Most of the run-off was in direction of Fort Phantom hill, where a huge dam is under construction. SNYDER DAMAGE HEAVY Greatest damage was reported at Snyder where a beating hail drove small grass and some small grain Into the ground. Playing the accompaniment was a howling wind that uprooted trees and broke limbs off ochers. Many window lights in ^ houses at Snyder were broken, roofs eaiest opponent. Sam Brown, I pecked up and general havoc play-Gervais farmer, 38,653 to 16,355 in 975 precincts. Edouard Bourdet (above), French playwright, was wounded In the arm by Henry Bernstein, also a playwright, in a duel with swords in Paris. Their quarrel flamed to the fighting stage when Bourdet publicly rebuked Bernstein for withdrawing a play from rehearsal. T h e Incumbent congressmen Man wood Honeyman. Portland democrat; Walter Pierce, L Grange democrat; and James W. Mott, Sa-lpm republican, were winning com -fortably. 75,000 Pounds Westex Wool Sold Martin County Votes On Bonds ed. Already there has been more hail in the Scurry county town than In the past IO years. Falling in sheets, 1.35 inches of rain put Deep creek and Dry creek on tears. They went out of banks in the northeast part of Snyder, In th* . I Hooding houses in the lowlands and Rufus Holman threatening business houses. Jake no trouble debating Smyth' newsPaPerman- R ^ field, once S^on /sen.to, « « m05t MV're h,U' Wlnd ™" to 21,996 in 1919 precincts. Jurists Speak At Bar Dinner Fifty Attorneys Dine At Annual r Haskell Banquet HASKELL, May 21. —(Spl.)- The Weather AUSTIN. Mal 21—(A*)— A Travis county district court Jury deliberated six minutes today to acquit Miss Edger Ellen Wilson, assistant state superintendent of education, SWEETWATER, May 21 — An- of a charge of misapplying public other wool sale was made here to- fu"d5,, , . I night by the Central Wool Si Mo- She had been accused of convert- hair company as E. O. Oglesby of lng to her own use $580.09 In fees Hill* Si Oglesby bought 75,000 collected by the education depart- poUncis for prices ranging from 15 fneHnt JZL* *1Ving .SS** entTC<;jto 20 cents. Announcement of the and other examinations to school! students. Miss Wilson entered a plea of not guilty and testified none of the payments had been converted to her personal use. She and L. A. Woods, superintendent of education, jointly issued a formal statement following the verdict which said in part: "We should like to say the state department of education has withstood the onslaughts of designing, office seeking politicians who would sale was by Ollie Cox, manager. Oglesby has been one of the big buyers in Texas this spring, getting an estimated one-third of the wool of this state. Included in the shipment was STANTON. May 21 — Returns from six of the 12 boxes of Martin I county, with 323 votes tabulated late tonight, Indicated the $45,000 road bond issue was given th* required two-thirds majority in balloting today. With Stanton's vote I included, the count was 232 for, 91 against the proposed bonds. Old-Time Resident's Son In Band Meet Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Loudon of Dallas spent several days here last week aith their son. Harry. 15, a member |J»*ILEN* VUSaltyi Meetly flood) WMT TEXAS: Partly cloudy la ■•atli. 'bowers la aorta portion today and Monday. EAST TEXAN: I mettled, local thumler-* ho wee* in aorta portion today and probably Monday. Moderate ta fresh seats-«a*t and sooth wind* on the roost. NEM MEXICO: I mettled today, cooler souther (torttoo; Monday general, fair. ORLAHOMAi I-ore I showers today and Monday; rooter In mat and central norths today. Weather outlook for week beginning Munds) : Meat Gulf stales—Oen'rally fair es re |>t showers oyer noah portion Wednesday or Thursday. Tempe rat tire* arar aormal. Range of temperature yesterday he had seen in Snyder during hts More than 50 attorneys of th« nine j ears there, county and visitors were present to- Hermleigh also was in path of , .. ' " . " the soaker. Telephone lines in that 8 annual Haskell section were blown down and poles County Bar association dinner in broken. Telephone connections were the coffee shop of the Tonkawa bad in many other spots of the hotel northern territory which likewise , , . Jud.g was in the rain-soaked path. The; principal sp****? was Juaga territory to the south was dry. 1 Frank Lee Hawkins of the court of Crops and ranges in the "wet" criminal appeals, Austin. Accompanying him and also a speaker on See RAIN, Pg. IO, Col. 6 brought 15 1-2 to 17 cents. Ross Green of Rotan and Floyd Sproul of Bitter Creek consigned the clips. W. N. Norton of Maryneal commanded top price of 20 cents. Jim York of Borden county had the destroy the reputation of an inno-! largest clip—23,000 pounds—in the cent woman in order to discredit sale. Bill Boren of Borden county the present administration." I had 10,000 pounds in the deal. Produced By 'Salesmen'— 'SWING' MUSIC HERE TO STAY, SAYS NOTED BANDMASTER By GARTH JONES Swing is here stay. That's the opinion of ti band director featured on the National Broadcasting company's networks for the last nine years. Here In Abilene as head Judge of the Tvi-State band festival, Dr. John Simons, famed director of the Armco band of Cincinnati. 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Property Location
With a stay at Courtyard by Marriott Venice Airport in Mestre (Tessera), you'll be minutes from Forte Bazzera. This 4-star hotel is within the vicinity of Rialto Bridge and St. Mark's Basilica.
Make yourself at home in one of the 100 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a 24-hour fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. Guests who want to try their luck at the slots can hop on the casino shuttle (surcharge).
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle during limited hours and a cruise ship terminal shuttle.
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- Total number of rooms - 100
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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- Self parking fee: EUR 10.00 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 10.00 per pet, per night
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But experts said yesterday that those who clock up seven hours of shut-eye a night can slash the risk of health problems.
Those who manage fewer hours double the risk of heart problems, warn researchers.
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Long-term studies show that those who drop down to five hours or fewer face a 70 per cent extra risk of dying from all causes.
They also face twice the risk of death from a cardiovascular problem.
However, getting more than seven hours can also be a risk, according to the study by the University of Warwick and University College London.
Those who slept for eight hours or more a night were more than twice as likely to die as those who had not changed their habits.
The study looked at how sleep patterns affected death rates among 10,308 subjects, mainly white-collar civil servants.
Researchers examined data for 1985-8 and for those still alive in 1992-3.
Once adjustments were made for factors such as age, smoking and illness, the study was able to isolate the effect of changes in sleep patterns.
The average night's sleep is seven hours but around a third of adults in Britain regularly sleep five hours or fewer a night.
Professor Francesco Cappuccio, of the University of Warwick medical school, said: "Fewer hours of sleep and greater levels of sleep disturbance have become widespread in industrialised societies.
"This change, largely the result of sleep curtailment to create more time for leisure and shiftwork, has meant that reports of fatigue, tiredness and excessive daytime sleepiness are more common. Sleep represents the daily process of physiological restitution and recovery, and lack of sleep has far-reaching effects.
"Our findings indicate that consistently sleeping around seven hours per night is optimal for health."
He said insufficient sleep was a risk factor in weight gain, high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes.
But it is unclear how sleeping too long could cause ill-health, he added, although possible causes included depression and low socio-economic status.
Last week, researchers showed that children who did not get enough sleep were more likely to become obese as adults.
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MIDDLETON, Mass. -- Boston Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask became the highest-paid player in franchise history this summer with his new eight-year deal worth $56 million, but he says no amount of money will change his mindset.
The 26-year-old netminder will enter the 2013-2014 season when training camp begins on Sept. 11 with no contract issues. He no longer needs to prove he can have success at this level. He only needs to concentrate on stopping the puck, and that should make things easier for him.
"Yes and no," he said. "Yes, you're always kind of trying to work yourself up and try to get yourself some kind of status in people's eyes, but every season you start from scratch and have to prove yourself again at some level. Obviously, it helps that you have a long contract and you can focus on your job and don't worry about the contract every year. It helps in that way, but still every year is different and you have to be worth your money, no matter how much you make."
After losing to the Chicago Blackhawks in the Stanley Cup finals, Rask returned to his native Finland and spent his downtime playing golf and tennis with friends and family. To him, it's been a normal summer despite the shorter offseason.
He plans on getting back on the ice in a week or two, but he's been in the gym working out and playing plenty of golf and tennis.
"Health-wise I'm feeling really good," Rask said. "That's always a plus."
The one question entering training camp is who his backup will be, since Anton Khudobin signed with the Carolina Hurricanes last month. Providence Bruins goalie Niklas Svedberg and recently signed Chad Johnson will vie for the backup role. Either way, Rask says he's preparing for the season as he normally would.
"When you get yourself ready for the season, you always kind of plan to play 82 games," he said. "I don't think I can play in 50, 60, 70 games, and it all depends how you're playing, too. I know [Svedberg], meeting him last year and seeing him practice, he's a great goalie. I don't know too much about Chad but I've heard he's a really good goalie, a big guy. I'm sure whoever it will be, it's going to be a good situation for us."


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