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** before passion shimmer's, first it bites ** In a world where Vampires's, Werewolves, Witch's, and Demon's, didn't exist. Until the year 2018 came. They came out of the shadowy wood's and came into the human world, which they now come to rule. In each country, there is a Lord, which the vampire Lord is looking or a Queen. A human Queen. The vampire Lord came into a small town called Wings, in search for his Queen. What happen's when she lay's her eye's on a beautiful green eyed curly haired boy? ++++ Turns out he found, her but not in a particular good way.. What will happen next? Can he Save Her? and most importantly, can he resist his soon to become Queen's beautiful smelling blood?
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In their African homeland...lions sit at the top of the food chain.
Females do most of the hunting while males rest and protect territory.
To survive, lions rely on teamwork.
A time-tested strategy will be used against the warthogs.
One female will get as close as possible and then drive the prey to another lurking in ambush.


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LONG BEACH: WE'RE GAYER THAN YOU THINK: The Advocate, the most important magazine devoted to gay, lesbian and transgender issues, has just released its annual Gayest Cities in America list and, if you'd like to cut to the chase, Long Beach comes in 14th out of 15.
Outraged? Not even the word for it. There simply are no 13 gayer cities than Long Beach in the U.S.
"How gay is Long Beach?" the article asks like Ed McMahon in drag. "Its pride celebration is one of the country's biggest.... There are a ton of gay and lesbian bars ...." and that's about it, other than a gay joke about the "Queen" Mary. Like the ship hasn't heard that one before.
Here's the weird part: The gayest city in America according to the gayest magazine in America? Salt Lake City, Utah. And we add the "Utah" just in case you were thinking there must be a Salt Lake City in another state. One that's gay. Because, while Salt Lake City undoubtedly has a certain amount of gays - if you've got 14 mothers, you're going to probably be at least semi-gay - it's not the kind of place we're going to look in a nationwide game of Find Gay Waldo.
The Advocate says "there are more than a half-dozen hot spots for men and women," which, frankly, doesn't sound all that gay to us. And if the magazine meant gays and lesbians, then Long Beach has more than a half-dozen hot spots on Falcon Avenue alone.
The entire list of 15:
1. Salt Lake City
2. Orlando, Fla.
3. Cambridge, Mass.
4. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
5. Seattle
6. Ann Arbor, Mich.
7. St. Paul/Minneapolis
8. Knoxville, Tenn.
9. Atlanta
10. Grand Rapids, Mich.
11. Little Rock, Ark.
12. Portland, Ore.
13. Austin
14. Long Beach
15. Denver
You're going, "OK, Knoxville is gayer than San Francisco. Right. Are you sure the Advocate is a gay publication? Maybe it's been taken over by a group of Christian fundamentalists that hates Little Rock or Grand Rapids."
No. It's the good old Advocate. The simple explanation is the magazine apparently has grown weary of regular gay towns and has come up with some odd criteria in order to haul some new ones out of the civic closet.
"Do we really need another article telling us that the homos gather in West Hollywood and Hell's Kitchen," the magazine asks like Andy Rooney in a boa and pumps.
So the crew at the mag came up with a new equation: For each city, it awarded one point for each LGBT elected city official, for each WNBA team, for each semifinalist in the International Mr. Leather competition, for each Imperial Court chapter, for each softball team that competed in the Gay Softball World Series, for each LGBT bookstore, for each nude yoga class, for laws prohibiting transgender discrimination and for each concert by Gossip, the Cliks and the Veronicas. Then divide all those points by the population of the city and you get your gayness quotient.
That's too much math for us, but, as the guy in the song says, we "know that one and one is two." That's how many LGBT City Council members Long Beach has, and the Advocate only credits us with one. We're not sure which one.
Long Beach is also denied a point for its lack of an Imperial Court chapter. But Long Beach totally has an Imperial Court chapter. It's throwing a Casino Night at Ripples on Jan. 21. And, while we couldn't quite nail down a nude yoga class, we bet we could if you paid us extra to look harder.
But just give us credit for one more gay/lesbian/etc. elected city official and make the reckless assumption that the rest of the Advocate's figuring is flawless, and Long Beach leapfrogs Austin, Portland, Little Rock and Grand Rapids into the No. 10 position - a position almost impossible to get into while wearing yoga clothes.
There's no sense in getting all outraged, anyway. The list is obviously sort of funny by intent. It's a fact, though, that Long Beach would place high on a sort-of-funny gay city list and a sort-of-serious gay city list.
That's how gay Long Beach is.
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K-Star promotions presents Tear Up At The Tower Sunday 24th February at the Tower ballroom in Birmingham. This is the first of a series of Muay Thai events that we will be holding at the Tower this year.
We have some great fights lined up
K-Stars Dan Edwards against John Paul Donoghue from Semtex at 78kg.
A lot of fans are really looking forward to this fight, Dan is starting to make a name for himself now with wins over Kev Ward, Joe Roberts and Phil Burke. He just lost a amazing fight against Charlie Gillespie on the Team Tieu show, so is really mixing it up with the big names now.
JP is a very strong fighter from a very strong gym, who has also been on a winning streak lately and already holds the UKMF Southern area and UKMF English title. So expect a bit of a war!
Adrian Maguire from K-Star takes Che Nam from Shin Kick gym.
This is a rematch from one of the most exciting fights on the February 2010 show that has been waiting to happen ever since!
The first fight happened in February 2010 and at the time this was Adrians 5th pro fight and it was a big step up for him as the fight was under full Thai rules or A class and previously Adrian had only fought C class rules. Che at the time was the more experienced fighter, he had fought better opposition and had also fought full Thai rules before.
The fight was a very tough exciting fight which had the crowd on their feet for most of the fight. The atmosphere was electric. The fight was going back and forth throughout with Che almost stopping Adrian with low kicks in the last round. The fight went the distance with Adrian winning a close points victory.
Ever since Che has been after a rematch and the match has been set several times including twice for a WBC but has never happened due to circumstances outside of the fighters control until now.
Due to Che having a neck injury and being unable to clinch, this fight will be under K1 Rules. So maybe the low kicks from Che could win him the fight this time!
K-Stars Nathan Epps takes on Jono Bracken in a K1 Rules fight
Both are Muay Thai fighters, Jono has fought several times in Lumpini Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand. but this fight will be under K1 rules. Jono is a double Irish K1 Champion so this will be a very tough fight for Nathan. We will be making sure that he trains very Hard for this fight.
Mark Timms, K-Star V Joe Newton, Impact gym.
This is a rematch, Timms won the first fight but that was at 86kg, this time both fighters are down to 81kg.
James Dore, K-Star V Paul Hopkins, Birmingham.
A good local battle between to great up and coming fighters.
Pete Rai, K-Star V Dean Truran, Shinkick.
Its always and explosive fight when Pete Rai is involved.
Tickets are £30 but there are some very special offers on the tickets at www.MuayThaiShows.com


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Teen and cell phone responsibility
My older son just turned 13 and it seems that punishments that had more of an impact before are no longer working. His grandparents gave him a cell phone (that's a whole other issue) so I thought about doing some sort of contract that would state if he gets in trouble he gets it taken away for X amount of time.
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Hi MaxFox711,
I have a child that required creative parenting/training when he hit his teens, so I understand what you're going through.
One of the things that helped the most was identifying the things he had that brought him pleasure. Television, Computer Games, and in your case the cell phone and maybe time spent with friends.
Once you have identified the things you allow him to have that bring him pleasure (things he likes to do during his free time) then you can just take those things away when he disobeys. You don't have to tell him ahead of time that you will be taking things away or that you will take them away for any specific period of time. He knows he should obey and when he doesn't obey, you enforce the consequence.
So it might look like this... Your son refuses to mow the lawn when asked. You respond by telling him that if he chooses not to mow the lawn, then he will not have any fun activities until he mows the lawn. You let him know that this includes TV and computer games, and you also let him know that you will take his phone away.
You may find that he chooses not to mow the lawn for a few days, but he also will not have any fun things at home, and will eventually realize how the game is played. You please me by obeying, and I'll please you by giving you the things you enjoy.
As for cell phones in general for a 13 year old... I would hope that the phone would have no access to the internet. The internet is so dangerous for boys, especially. In our home, any computer that is accessible to the children is locked down tightly and if they need something from the internet, we (the parents) will help them get what they need.
Feel free to post back with a specific situation you may need help with. I know this response was fairly general.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Ronddenv from These are great I have several of these, and use them in my greenhouses. One greenhouse is simply for display of mature plants, and the other is for propagation of seedlings and cuttings. These shelves stand up to high humidity and frequent baths, with no rust or degradation. When necessary, I just roll them outside. Wonderful. I also have two that I use as a pantry indoors, I cannot recommend them highly enough.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by zanb from Sturdy shelves for storage The 5 shelves storage racks were a great item for our garage. We had room for two against a wall and we were able to organize a lot of garage type items. The shelves are adjustable can be placed any distance apart. We measured some plastic storage bins and other boxes so they would fit on the shelves. The shelves can be on casters for an extra cost but we felt that was worth it to be able to roll them to clean under them.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Sundeep from Heavy-Duty Corner-Storage Rack Review Looking at the corner-shelf pictured in your on-line catalog, I ordered one to put in my kitchen. Packaging was very good and it arrived on the promised date. I expected a 3-legged, 5 shelf corner rack for storage of my pots & pans. But, when it arrived with 5 legs and measured 18" x 18" x 18" x 29" x 29", it was much larger than I needed and it would not fit in my kitchen. Changing my plan, I placed the corner-rack outside the kitchen, next to the cabinets. But, it protrude 6" too much from the wall. This corner-rack is expensive, but it is really well made, heavy-duty and easy to put together. I highly recommend it and it's worth the money. Normally, I would order such items from Amazon.com, but recently they have stopped honoring warranties and guarantees on their Chinese merchandise and they cheated me out of over $200. I believe they have gotten too big to care about their coustomer base.
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How much does the Storage Rack weigh?
50 lbs in box....as indivdual shelves, less than 10 lbs.
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Is it possible to order 4 casters for the 5 shelf Heavy Duty Storage Rack? I only see a set of 5.
Thank you for your question. The Industrial Casters are only sold in sets of 5.
Date published: 2013-10-22
The pictures provided for each item shows more then one shelf so how do we know which one is the one being advertised? Also, in regards to the 5 Shelf Heavy Duty Storage Rack Black, there is one for 119 and one for 149 but the picture provided is the exact same one. Can anyone clear this up for me I'd like to order ASAP
Thank you for your question. Both the rectangular rack and the corner rack are pictured in the images above.
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Which product is more likely to show rust? The black or the chrome?
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APPLETON, WI -- Flatline Corp. is moving into digital media product tie-ins with its new Added-Value Initiative, which rolls out with two bulk vending lines, an unusual imaging application and online programming to supplement them.
Leading off the program is Karma Kidz, an alien-themed figurine series available in both 1" and 2" capsules. Included in each capsule is a Quick Response code that young consumers can scan into their smartphones or other portable devices to visit the product website. The site includes extensive profile information on the characters, as well as their back-stories.
A second capsule product line, Guns & Stuff, includes a QR code that directs bulk vending consumers to a website where they receive the chance to play the popular online game, World of Tanks.
Third in Flatline's added-value program is a free downloadable application for the iPad and iPhone. Created specifically for Flatline, this app allows users to take pictures of themselves or their friends, and then superimpose a "digital tattoo" on the subject, drawing on Flatline's array of temporary tattoo designs.
While Flatline is not the first supplier to supplement bulk products with an online presence, the company is the first to launch a program aimed specifically at creating an Internet presence across multiple product lines and categories.
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New York Term
Subways teeming with rush-hour traffic, the Statue of Liberty and the Staten Island Ferry, the Empire State Building, the Brooklyn Bridge, Chinatown, Wall Street's Stock Market, Central Park, Times Square, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts...
- The most densely populated city in the United States, with over 8 million inhabitants
- An influential center for global commerce, finance, media, culture, art, fashion, research, technology, and education.
- The most linguistically diverse city in the world, with as many as 800 languages spoken.
- An unparalleled mecca for the arts—with countless numbers of museums, galleries, concert halls, and theatres filled with plays, operas, dance performances, film screenings, etc.
Coe College's New York Term offers you the chance to experience the Big Apple firsthand. This off-campus opportunity consists of 13 weeks of study, work, and stimulating exposure to the arts on a scale that can only be found in one of the most talked-about cities in the world.
New York Term is designed so that students receive one full term of credit—the equivalent of four full courses, or one academic semester on the Coe campus. Students earn the credits by completing these courses in New York City:
Required. The Core Course covers dance, theatre, music, visual art, and film, and is required of every New York Term student. Because it is central to the term and requires the greatest percentage of a student's time, the Core Course is worth two (2) course credits.
Required. Students arrange for an Independent Project (or Projects) in an area of special interest under the direction of a member of the resident New York Term faculty. Regular reports are required. Previous projects have included apprenticing with New York artists, interning with off-Broadway theatre companies, assisting writers and/or editors at Writer's House, and working in a public relations firm. The Project is normally worth two (2) course credits and limited to twenty (20) hours per week. Students may alternatively opt to undertake two different internships at ten (10) hours each. Students who wish to take individual art courses, music lessons, or dance classes to fulfill half of their Independent Project obligation may do so at their own expense - in which case, lessons count for one course credit and the Independent Project counts for the other course credit.
Students must determine their own personal weekly expenses for New York Term. For some students, New York can be very expensive, because there are many exciting (and costly) things to do in the City. For most Coe students, however, New York Term does not greatly exceed Iowa costs if they budget themselves carefully. One student from a recent program has said that she managed to get by spending little more than $75 per week. Another student on the same program reported that she spent closer to $200 per week.
Fees for New York Term are covered by the comprehensive fee paid to the college for Spring. There is, additionally, a supplementary program fee of $1,500, required to help defray the cost of ticketed events and the added expense of living in a New York hotel.
New York Term students are housed in the Hotel Belleclaire (at 77th Street and Broadway). The hotel is twelve blocks north of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and only a few blocks away from either of two subway stations on the same transit line.
Because Coe College does not charge board or provide meals for students engaged in off-campus experiences, it is necessary for students either to eat out or to prepare their own meals when enrolled in New York Term. Food costs can account for the largest variance in students' weekly budgets. Small refrigerators and microwave ovens at the hotel make it possible for students to prepare some of their meals in their own rooms, relieving some of the restaurant costs.
Students on New York Term are responsible for their own transportation to and from New York airports or train stations (and to and from the hotel at the beginning and end of the term), as well as for ground transportation during their stay in the City. Students will not require cars in New York, as parking in New York can be prohibitively expensive. The comprehensive public transportation (subway and bus) system operates around the clock and is relatively inexpensive. The New York Transit Authority issues monthly Metro Cards, which currently cover unlimited subway and bus rides for 30 days at a cost of $112. The total of all transportation costs for the term may add up to somewhere between $600 - $650.
Applications are available either online (PDF) or in the office of Hickok Hall secretary, Beth Valenta. To register, simply fill out the application form and return it to Beth by Friday, September 18, 2016. Upon acceptance into the program, students register for New York Term during the regular registration period for spring term.
- Monday, September 5, 2016 [Labor Day]
7:30 p.m. Hickok Hall, Room 302
Informational meeting with New York Term Director: students applying for New York Term 2017 should plan to attend this meeting.
- Friday, September 16, 2016
Deadline for New York Term application materials
- Week of September 26-30, 2016
Interviews with New York Term applicants
- Friday, October 7, 2016
Application decisions announced by this date
- November 15-18, 2016
Registration for Spring Term 2017
- Friday, January 6, 2017
New York Term students arrive in NYC and check in to the Hotel Belleclaire
- Saturday, January 7, 2017
New York Term officially begins
- Friday, April 7, 2017
New York Term officially ends*
- Saturday, April 8, 2017
New York Term students check out of the Hotel Belleclaire
*New York Term is a few weeks shorter than Spring Term on the Coe College campus; please note, however, that spring break and other campus holidays are not observed in New York.
The first few days in New York include an orientation meeting with the faculty, a follow-up on Independent Project (internship) leads and positions already procured, and at least two or three core course events.
Recent core course events (during New York Term 2016) included the following:
- An American in Paris -Palace Theatre
- The Crucible - Walter Kerr Theatre
- Henry V - BAM Harvey Theatre
- The Flick - Barrow Street Theatre
- Old Hats - Pershing Square Signature Theatre Center
- Nice Fish - St. Ann's Warehouse Theatre
- Madama Butterfly - Metropolitan Opera Company
- Cleveland Orchestra - Carnegie Hall
- Julius String Quartet - Weill Recital Hall
- Donny McCaslin Jazz Quartet - Village Vanguard
- Antoinette Henry (Jazz Vocalist) - Dizzy's Club Coca Cola/Jazz
- L. Subramaniam (Indian Classical Violin) - 92nd St. Y
- Trisha Brown Dance Co. - Gilman Opera House (BAM)
- Nikolais Dance Theatre - Joyce Theatre
- Pacific Northwest Ballet - New York City Center
- Pam Tanowitz Dance Company - Joyce Theatre
- Suite Flamenco - New York City Center
- Torobako (Akram Khan & Israel Gavan) - Gilman Opera House (BAM)
FINE ART - Museums and Galleries:
- Museum of Modern Art and MoMA Ps1
- Metropolitan Museum of Art & The Cloisters
- Whitney Museum of American Art
- Frick Collection
- Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
- visit to the Museum of the Moving Image
- Banff Mountain Film Festival - Symphony Space
- Embrace of the Serpent - Film Forum
- Buster Keaton's The General w/solo piano - Kaufman Concert Hall
- Stan Brakhage retrospective - Anthology Film Archives
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DOWNEY - Patients and volunteers sowed seeds of self-worth, friendship and independence Wednesday, helping plant the American Heart Association Healing Garden at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center in Downey.
Jenny Lee, an occupational therapist at the hospital, began the project two years ago to help patients find self worth.
"I saw a great need for patients to do something that was meaningful to them, and a lot patients here have backgrounds in gardening, landscaping, construction or carpentry," Lee said.
The 10 raised garden beds, donated by the American Heart Association and the California Endowment, were first assembled and filled with soil before all types of fruits and vegetables were planted.
The new garden beds expand the garden area, which serves as additional therapy for stroke, brain and spinal injury, orthopedic and amputee patients.
Spinal cord injury outpatient, Doris Dandy, 64, first admired the garden from a distance.
"I started working in the garden and I started learning to eat better, more healthy food," she said. "Now I enjoy coming for the socialization. All of us are friends and we help each other. If one person has a weakness, (the other) may be strong. We all make it work. It's our garden and we really enjoy it."
Patients like LaNell Chappell, 56, was overcome with emotion as she spoke of her garden experience since her stroke in 2011.
"I love doing the garden because you can see the plants grow. You see life," she said with tears streaming down her cheeks. "I just enjoy it and I'm around people who are sick like me."
Alongside the patients, Iraq war veterans assembled the garden beds and places soil.
Marine Corps veteran, Gregory L. Sidberry Jr., who served two tours of duty in Iraq, left the military in 2007. It wasn't long before he was volunteering building gardens for schools.
"I find it extremely rewarding," he said. "This is the first time I've done a garden with adults, but I think overall people growing food and being around growing food is a great experience ... it helps them focus more on what they are putting in their body."
The healing garden is a part of the center's wellness program, said Monica Tognella, a licensed occupational therapist who works in administration at the facility.
The garden is part of the activities offered that help people find overall wellness again after they return home from the hospital, she said.
Hard work and dedication has made a dream a reality, said Jorge Orozco, chief executive officer of the center.
The garden experience will allow patients to return to their passions and their life, he said.
"I think it's a great example of how life does not stop after a stroke, a brain injury, a spinal cord injury," he said.
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The Real Housewives of Atlanta star is readying a hair care line for fans of her luxurious tresses.
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Fannie P. McGehee and Melvin Budge stood on the brink of eternity in Long Beach one brief moment 100 years ago, their lives soon to take much different directions.
On a crowded wooden balcony in a large arena, they were among thousands of British or Canadian citizens and expatriates celebrating Empire Day, the annual holiday of the British Commonwealth.
The joy of the afternoon disappeared in an instant when the balcony collapsed into a sea of humanity, killing dozens and injuring hundreds more. McGehee died in the fall while Budge barely missed being hurled to the floor.
The largely forgotten events of May 24, 1913, marked one of the deadliest disasters in Southern California of the early 20th century.
The collapse of the over-crowded building - jammed with mostly older women - killed nearly 40 people. Why McGehee, a long-time San Bernardino resident, was killed and Budge, of Ontario, escaped was simply a matter of a few feet.
McGehee, a 27-year resident of San Bernardino where she was prominent in education and local society, had moved to Long Beach to live with her daughter the summer before.
The daughter "and Mrs. McGehee were standing together when the floor of the pier collapsed, and both were precipitated into the funnel of death," reported the San Bernardino Sun of May 26.
The elderly lady died instantly from the fall. Despite being badly hurt, her dazed daughter did manage to get out of the wreckage and even walk home before she fainted from her injuries.
Good fortune was on the side of Budge who had the closest call of any of the 125-member Ontario contingent who traveled to Long Beach that day.
"He was on the very edge of the pit," wrote the Ontario Daily Report of May 26.
"The shoring gave way at his feet and a frantic woman in front of him, who had started to slip into the funnel of death, seized him as he stepped back. Both were saved. "
The building was plunged into chaos. Volunteer workers rushed in hoping to help those still alive amid the debris, but they were soon overwhelmed by frantic relatives themselves seeking missing family members.
Police, doctors and nurses were summoned from Los Angeles via Pacific Electric trains to assist.
One person who played a key role was J.B. Draper, founder of Ontario's mortuary, who had accompanied Ontario's group to Long Beach and briefly found himself a "victim" of the collapse.
After the crash, Draper toured the various hospitals to determine if anyone from Ontario was being treated there. He soon helped officials deal with the dead and wounded as well as those seeking information about their loved ones.
Draper was answering the phones at one hospital when he looked at one written message, saying, "If the body of J.B. Draper of Ontario is brought here, notify. . . . "
"Anxious Long Beach friends had noticed Draper in the van of the parade heading toward the platform which collapsed shortly before the flooring gave way," noted the Daily Report. "and were fearful he had been killed. "
Draper called his concerned friends with the news he was uninjured, as was everyone from Ontario.
Britisher Mrs. Oliver Pritchett of Pomona, holding a baby, was also only 10 feet from the collapsed balcony. A former nurse, she handed the child to her husband and went to the floor of the arena to assist the wounded.
"It haunts me so I can hardly do anything," she recalled the experience to the Pomona Progress.
As the days passed, the magnitude of the disaster became clearer: 12-year-old Margaret Reed of San Bernardino received a concussion in the collapse and was seriously hospitalized for some time. Mrs. J.D. Johnson of Claremont discovered her mother, Elizabeth Kendall, was seriously injured in the collapse and an aunt was among the dead. It seemed almost everyone knew of at least one casualty of the collapse.
Though it was long ago, the days that followed demonstrated that mass media was even then starting to filter into our lives.
The June 12 Daily Report told of a "moving pictures" program planned that night at the Isis Theatre in Ontario showing photos of the Long Beach disaster.
A firm hired to film all the activities of the Empire Day event captured motion pictures of the aftermath of the disaster. The silent film included pictures of the coroner's jury, the hospitals and caring for the injured.
The film was shown for seven days in Long Beach and twice in Pomona before going to Ontario.
Joe Blackstock writes on Inland Empire history. He can be reached at 909-483-9382, email at email@example.com or Twitter @JoeBlackstock


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I changed my privacy settings to "everyone" and still cannot be found by people. Help!
Is your account in your real name? If so, can people not find you under your real name?
Do you mean people can't find you in Facebook search? Google Search? Perhaps you made a mistake with your privacy settings or maybe your account is too new? Most of the time when this happens it is because an account is protected via privacy settings.
To be found, you need to find out few friends as your network grows you ll be easily found and will be visible to everyone.
I think you should recheck your privacy settings on Facebook, You have to make sure anyone can search you via email or your name.Hope it helps!
Shawn, yes I mean Google and other searches as well as Facebook. I have checked my privacy settings and they seem to be ok. My account is not new either. I will play around some more with the settings and see if I get anywhere. Thanks for your answer.
Yes, account is my real name.
I think your question begs another question: What have you done so far to be found?
I doubt that you might have done some changes in privacy settings, if not then increase your friends list and make more unique and interseting posts. So that more users can find you.
If it's not a privacy issue, then.. if you aren't 18 yet, it's probably one of their options in order to keep your details safe.
I think you should check your settings on Facebook or if you create your account recently then you can add your friends from your side like you can send request to your friend. After Using long times you can get more knowledge about Facebook.
Check your Accounts Settings may be you put "noone instead of everyone" by mistake. When you will change then peoples can easily find on facebook.
Could be there are duplicated names !! or e-mails ... Or you selected the wrong location of your city !!!!
Facebook these days depending on geographical factors to help people find other friends ...
I hope that I helped you,
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Re-check your personal setting again..
Keep posting unique photos and thoughts and keep sending friend requests. People will soon find you.
The search can be very specific in FB. Did you add any special characters to your name, either before or after? Did you update your profile information, such as the city you live in as well? Sometimes, there are small things that can prevent people from finding you that can be fixed.
There must be a problem with your settings .See your private settings and check wether you are viisible to everyone or not.


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Federal Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau wants his MPs to be pro-choice on abortion, but P.E.I.'s Liberal Premier Robert Ghiz says his province will remain the only one in Canada without abortion services.
Trudeau announced Wednesday all candidates who run for the Liberal nomination for the 2015 federal election must support the party's pro-choice stance.
"That's his prerogative," Ghiz said in response Thursday.
"He just wants to make sure that all future candidates do not vote in favour of making abortion services less accessible for Canadians."
As for whether he would be willing to look at offering the service in Prince Edward Island, Ghiz said no.
"I believe the status quo is working," he said.
"There's some people who believe it's not working, there's some people who believe it's too far. We're going to stick with the status quo."
P.E.I. is currently the only province in Canada that does not offer any in-province abortion services.
The provincial government does cover the cost of the procedure out-of-province, but only when done in a hospital and if a woman has been referred by a doctor.
The closest hospital that performs the service is the Queen Elizabeth II Hospital in Halifax.
The P.E.I. government does not fund abortions performed at private clinics, like the Morgentaler clinic in Fredericton. Fees at private clinics, where a doctor's referral is not needed, range from $600 to $900.
Government also does not fund travel or other incidentals associated with going out of province for this procedure.
The federal party seemingly took aim at this P.E.I. policy when it passed a resolution two years ago to financially penalize provinces that do not "ensure complete access to (abortion) services or that do not pay for women's access to this procedure."
The president of the national party's women's commission at the time, Mary Pynenburg, put forward the resolution directly as a result of her concerns over P.E.I.'s lack of abortion services.
Ghiz said Thursday he believes Pynenburg simply "didn't understand the nuances of how small Prince Edward Island is.
"I guarantee you there are other Canadians in other provinces that drive a lot further for health care services than Islanders who need to drive to Moncton or Halifax for health care services," Ghiz said.
"We are small, we are close to other jurisdictions and I think that you have to take all those factors into account."
As for how he feels about the issue personally, the P.E.I. premier said he respects the country's laws.
"So, obviously I believe that there should be abortion services, but at the same time I think that it's important that we respect everyone's opinion."
He does not believe his own government's policy to continue to send women out-of-province for abortions is out of step with Trudeau's bolder stance on the issue.
"I think what Justin's position was that he wants to maintain the status quo with the laws that are in place in our country, and wants Canada to be able to do that," Ghiz said.
"Obviously I support our leader, and I think he's doing a great job and that's his prerogative."
The Guardian requested a comment from Trudeau for this story, but was told he was not available Thursday.
A spokeswomen for his office, Kate Purchase, said in an email to the paper the Liberal leader "has been very clear that a woman's right to choose is the firm position of the Liberal Party of Canada."


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When you're using MS Outlook's calendar do you find yourself staring at those 30 minute time slots provided and wishing that you had more detail to it? Less detail?
Maybe your life goes at an amazing pace and you need to see detail at smaller time intervals…
Or, maybe you end up with long appointments in your calendar and really don't even need the detail that 30 minute intervals provide. You might find yourself wishing for a display with 1 hour blocks of time.
Whatever your need – you no longer have to wish for something else. Instead, let's adjust the arbitrary time slots Microsoft set into a view that meets your needs.
Obviously, the first thing we have to do is to open Outlook and then get into the Calendar.
Once there, right-click on the calendar and choose Other Settings.
The Format Day/Week/Month View dialog box will open:
On the right you'll find the setting for the time scale.
Use the provided drop-down list to select a time frame that suits your preference.
As I'm sure you've noticed, the choices are limited… but you do have choices.
Once you've made the change click OK.
Poof! The calendar is now displaying time in segments to your liking – hopefully making your calendar a bit more useful when organizing your day!
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(ARA) - When you think of a wedding, you probably think of the bride's dress, the flower arrangements, the food and the music. But what about the groom? More specifically, what about the groom's attire? It's his special day, too. So it's time to devote some attention to him.
Think back to all the weddings of decades past. What was the groom wearing as he watched his bride walk down the aisle? Most weddings were formal occasions and the tuxedo ruled the day.
But times have changed. One of the reasons for this shift could be the economy says Jane Carlton Hall, Fashion Design instructor at The Art Institute of Houston. "When it's time to find a place to cut costs when planning your wedding in this economy, a formal tux is one place couples start," she says. Hall points out that even if the groom springs for a new suit, it'll be something he can wear again and again.
But other factors also come into play. "Now people are much more creative, with destination weddings and dude ranch weddings, which are popular here in Arizona, and the attire matches the location," says Elizabeth Heuisler, academic director for Fashion Design and Fashion Marketing at The Art Institute of Tucson. She advises that grooms still lay out some cash for a new pair of jeans if they wind up saying their "I dos" at a dude ranch.
Cyndy McCoy, a Fashion Retail Management instructor at The Art Institute of Fort Worth, a campus of South University adds, "A nice light colored shirt with linen pants and sandals or even barefoot works very well for the groom at a beach wedding."
And even if you are taking a more traditional route and planning a formal evening wedding, you don't necessarily need a tux. "Nothing dictates that you have to wear a tux," says McCoy. "A nice black suit works quite well." Hall advises that even if you don't necessarily plan on wearing a tux, a formalwear store is a good place to go for ideas and advice about current trends.
Hall says the recent royal wedding in Britain reminds us that classic looks are always in style. McCoy echoes, "You can never go wrong with the classics."
But according to Hall, when all is said and done, the special day is still about the bride. "In my opinion, the groom should dress in the same way that a museum frames a beautiful painting, so as not to detract from the bride."


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Push Hands is a basic exercise for two partners that is practiced by students of T'ai Chi. Paul Crompton presents it here as a means of training oneself to relax under physical and mental pressure and to improve one's interactions with others in everyday life. Confronting the fear of threats to one's self-image and of losing one's balance is part of the psychological dimension of this practice. The author also offers, in workbook style, instruction in the fundamentals of the soft form of Push Hands and prepares the ground for studying the hard form, which is the actual fighting style. With step-by-step instructions and photographs demonstrating the movements, plus chapters on the concept of ch'i and Taoist philosophy, the book provides both practical advice and a philosophical appreciation of this popular Chinese exercise.
Paul Crompton has been teaching T'ai Chi in England since the early 1970's. He is the editor of the British magazine Karate and Oriental Arts and the author of several books, including the T'ai Chi Workbook.


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Songs from Tonight's SMASH Available on iTunes
Select songs from tonight's episode of NBC's Golden Globe-nominated musical drama series "Smash" (Tuesdays, 10-11pm ET) will be available today from NBCUniversal Television Consumer Products and Columbia Records in the "Smash" iTunes store: http://www.itunes.com/NBCSmash.
The two songs available from tonight's episode, entitled "The Dramaturg," include: "Good For You" - performed by Katharine McPhee and "Dancing On My Own" - performed by Megan Hilty.
The episode also features the track "Our Little Secret," which is available now on the soundtrack for Bombshell, which was released on February 12 on Columbia Records. Bombshell contains 22 original songs that make up the Broadway-caliber cast recording of the musical, complete with liner notes detailing the plot of Bombshell. The soundtrack features stars Katherine McPhee (Karen), Megan Hilty (Ivy Lynn), and other cast members performing the original music created for the show's musical-within-a-musical by Tony and Grammy award-winning duo Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman.
In tonight's episode, partnerships are tested as Eileen (Anjelica Huston) asks Tom (Christian Borle) and Julia (Debra Messing) to contend with an unwelcome new collaborator, while Jimmy (Jeremy Jordan) and Kyle (Andy Mientus) prepare to present their work for the first time. Derek (Jack Davenport) attempts to get Ronnie (guest star Jennifer Hudson) back on his side. Ivy (Megan Hilty) finds it hard to move on, but help from an old friend might take her one step closer to her dream. Katharine McPhee also stars. Jennifer Hudson and Daniel Sunjata guest star.
"Smash," is a musical drama that celebrates the beauty and heartbreak of the Broadway theater as it follows a cross section of dreamers and schemers who all have one common desire - to be a "Smash." Evolving from an idea of executive producer and multiple Emmy and Oscar winner Steven Spielberg ("ER," "Schindler's List"), the series unites the hit-making Broadway writing team of Julia Houston (Debra Messing, Emmy winner, "Will & Grace") and Tom Levitt (Christian Borle, "Legally Blonde: The Musical") with producer Eileen Rand (Anjelica Huston, Oscar winner, "Prizzi's Honor") to create a new musical based on the life of Marilyn Monroe, and seasoned chorus girl Ivy Lynn (Hilty, "9 to 5: The Musical") vies with newcomer Karen Cartwright (McPhee, "American Idol") for the role of a lifetime.


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Im making a little picture presentation and i have currently this working code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN""http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <title>Pilt</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />

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how do i alter my code to make "Last" link unclickable when im on pic1 and "Next" link unclickable when im on pic4?
Im probably just on the verge of getting it done but ive run to dead end in my mind apparently:)
With best wishes,J.
function slideshowForward()
if (num==4)
{ return }
function slideshowBack()
if (num==1)
{ return }
Doesn't make the link non-clickable, but stops any action happening.
Thaks for the swift reply!
But im still wondering, if i want to make that link unclickable text instead of just "doing nothing", is it a much of a hassle?
Yes it is possible and there are many ways to do it. Here is one way to do it. Following is the markup...

NextNext
Now you could style the p tag to appear as a disabled button and the a tag as the active button and use absolute position to place it on top of the text inside p tag. When the condition is met you can hide the a tag which would make the underlying disabled button visible showing its no longer active.
Any chance you could find couple minutes to clarify how exactly to do that? Im quite new here to html sadly.
Hi Here is small code to make a button disable button. I am not sure how to make it work for a link

<button id="someId" type="button">Click Me!</button>Enable buttonDisable button
You can make a link disabled by returning false from its onclick event.
With your code from the original post, the simple way to do that is to GET RID OF THE JAVASCRIPT PROTOCOL!!
Pardon that outburst. There is not nor ever has been a good reason to use it.
As I was saying, the simple way is to use the inline onclick event of the link.
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and then to update slideshowBack so that it only goes back when it's appropriate.
function slideshowBack() {
if (num > 0) {
num -= 1;
return false;
Returning false prevents the default action for the link from taking place. This allows the script to run, but prevents the link (to "#") from being followed.
A better way is then to remove the inline onclick event from the HTML code completely, and to attach it via scripting just before the  tag.
And finally the ultimate, is to ensure that the page works appropriately without scripting, and then to use scripting to update the page to add scripting links, and to achieve the better user experience.
Suppose you are pulling in content from a RSS feed and you want to deactivate all links from the content (including the Title).
You don't actually have access to the file to add the onclick command to each link and it would very time consuming if you did.
Surely there is a fool-proof way of de-linking links that get pulled in from parsing an xml page.
There is a pretty foolproof way. On the container where the content is written to the page, you place an event handler that disables all clicks.

RSS feed content displayed here
Now attach an onclick event, where anchor element clicks are cancelled.
document.getElementById('rss-content').onclick = function (evt) {
evt = evt || window.event;
targ = evt.target || evt.srcElement;
if (targ.nodeType === 3) { // handle Opera bug
targ = targ.parentNode;
if (targ.NodeType === 1 && targ.nodeName === 'A') {
return false;
Or, you could just cancel all clicks in the rss content area, regardless of what the target is:
document.getElementById('rss-content').onclick = function (evt) {
return false;


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SAN DIMAS >> For the second time this month, an Inland Empire school employee has been arrested and accused of having a sexual relationship with a student after giving birth to that student's child.
Mandy Amanda Morales, 31, of San Dimas was arrested Wednesday evening for reportedly having a sexual relationship with a then-16-year-old student at Canyon View School, a private school that provides education for students with special needs, such as developmental and learning disabilities, as well as behavioral issues, Los Angeles County sheriff's officials said Thursday.
She posted $50,000 bail and is scheduled to be back in Pomona Superior Court on Sept. 11.
The student is described as someone who was not thriving in a traditional school environment, according to sheriff's officials, but is not considered developmentally disabled.
"There is one victim that we're aware of," said sheriff's Sgt. Peter Hahn. "There's always a chance that there (are) more victims out there that we're unaware of."
Investigators learned of the crime in December after an employee at Canyon View School found a journal belonging to Morales that had been stored in a locked cabinet. The journal detailed Morales' relationship with the student, who was 16 when the crimes began, Hahn said.
School officials were in a classroom looking for some learning materials when they noticed the cabinet was secured with a non-school-issued lock. School officials opened the file cabinet and found the journal, authorities said.
The relationship with the student began in 2011 and resulted in the birth of a child. Sheriff's investigators determined through DNA testing that the victim, now 19, fathered the child, said Hahn.
"It's my understanding that the boy still sees the baby. It's unknown whether the sexual relationship continued, but he still has contact with the child," Hahn said.
He said police have been in contact with the victim.
"Like any other victim, he's rather reluctant at first," said Hahn. "We have an ongoing dialogue with him and like any other 16-year-old boy he probably didn't think anything he did or she did was wrong, because he is the victim and she is the predator."
Morales was hired by the school in 2004, but it is unknown if she worked in other capacities besides as an instructional aide.
Anil Vadaparty, chief administrative officer for Canyon View, said Morales was placed on administrative leave the day the school discovered the allegation. Morales resigned last week.
The school sits on the same property and falls under the umbrella of McKinley Children's Center, a nonprofit organization that handles foster care, adoptions and children who have been removed from their homes due to abuse and neglect.
The kindergarten through 12th grade school serves about 135 students in the summer and 180 students during the rest of the school year.
Vadaparty would not confirm whether Morales, whose position was not certificated, had a disciplinary record at the school. He did say that instructional aides go through the same background check that public school teachers do.
"We are fully cooperating with law enforcement," Vadaparty said. "We have been ever since this investigation started. The safety of our students is first and foremost, and we will continue to cooperate to ensure their safety."
The arrest comes less than three weeks after the arrest of former Citrus Valley High School teacher Laura Elizabeth Whitehurst of Redlands, who is also charged with having a sexual relationship with a student and having the student's baby.
Anyone with information on the Morales case may call sheriff's investigators at 562-946-7960.
--Staff writer Sandra Emerson also contributed to this report.


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Dollywood & Dollywood's Splash Country
An adventure to Dollywood is an absolute must in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee! Recognized and awarded as one of the world's best theme parks, winning five "best of the best" Applause Awards, and two Best Coasters awards at the 2012 Golden Ticket Awards, Dollywood is an amazing Smoky Mountain experience. There is something for the whole family, with thrilling rides, entertaining shows, and master craftsmen!
New Coaster for 2014: the FireChaser Express!
Dollywood's Splash Country 2014 Calendar
Save 10% off your stay at Music Road Hotel & Music Road Inn during these annual Dollywood festivals and events:


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Jake Owen returns to signature sound with latest single
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Jake Owen says he's getting a lot of positive feedback on his latest single, "Beachin'."
The country star tells Nashville's "Tennessean" fans are already informing him the song is their "summer anthem," and he's "happy to be that guy for them." The singer admits he threw some fans for a loop with his previous single, "Days Of Gold," which he calls "musically a little out there."
The title track to Owen's latest album only made the top 20, and snapped a run of four consecutive number one hits. But Jake says "Beachin'" "kind of gets back" to his signature sound established with his first chart-topper, "Barefoot Blue Jean Night."
Owen adds that he hopes "Beachin'" will bring the fans to his show. Jake will launch his "Days Of Gold Tour" in Brookings, South Dakota on March 20th.


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Feb. 24 declared Carolina Census Awareness Day
University of South Carolina President Harris Pastides has declared Wednesday, Feb. 24, as Carolina Census Awareness Day.
Dr. Dennis Pruitt, vice president for student affairs and dean of students, urged the university community to recognize the widespread ramifications of the census.
"It is important that all members of the University of South Carolina family be counted in this once-a-decade enumeration of the American population," he said. "For many students, this will be the first census in which you will not be counted as a member of your own family. Students living on or off campus, but not in their family homes, are considered as their own household and are responsible for completing their own census form."
Among the many areas of life that will be affected is South Carolina's representation in Congress, which is determined by the number of its residents. Federal funds allocated to South Carolina are, in many cases, on a per-capita basis. That can mean as much as $1,200 per household in federal funds to enhance the state's resources.
Students from the School of Journalism and Mass Communications will host Carolina Census Awareness Day on Greene Street in front of Russell House from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.


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PHILADELPHIA -- Aramark has appointed of Steve Reynolds executive vice-president, general counsel and secretary.
He will lead a team that supports Aramark's corporate, international and business unit legal matters spanning the company's foodservice, facilities management, and uniform and career apparel divisions.
Reynolds joins Aramark from Alcatel-Lucent, where he was senior vice-president and general counsel. Earlier in his 30-year legal career, Reynolds held the position of vice-president and chief litigation counsel at Sanofi-Aventis, the world's third-largest pharmaceutical company, and spent two decades practicing commercial and corporate law in New York and New Jersey.


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Everyone has been talking about Manuwa as Nelson (yes, we're including him because he's around here so damn much ), but there were fights with major career connotations for all the guys battling it out on the undercard.
Ogle was apparently fighting for his contract and lost a split decision, but Dana White said he thought Ogle won so hopefully he'll get another shot, but against who?
Manuwa vs. one of the Maldonado vs. Teixera fight in a couple of weeks.
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Have you installed any additional software from the Web or different repositories ?
everything was going fine until i restarted my backtrack r1 i got an error and my whole applete is changed to an ubuntu applete
the error is as following :
The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet".
Do you want to delete the applet from your configuration?
with two buttons : Don't delete / Delete
anyone can help me please
Have you installed any additional software from the Web or different repositories ?
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
Did you add ubuntu repository to /etc/apt/sources? If you did, I suggest a clean install of BT5, as ubuntu sources can break BT. I assume your home and boot (grub) are on separate partition, so:
#tar -cvf /etc etc.tar should copy all your settings.
EDIT: I got the same error after I added a user through # adduser and logged in as the new user - not a serious error. Your settings from root will not carry over to the new user of course, and you can copy them to the new user's folder if you wish. If you want the new user to be able to run commands as root add the user to admin group and sudo group.
I have the same error, I added the new user to the groups " admin " and " sudo ", but I get the same error.
How can I copy the settings from root to the new user ?
Can you help me to fix this error ?
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Grande Festa Italiana - North Hempstead Beach Park
Hours: 6-11pm Wed-Fri; 2-11pm Sat-Sun
Ages: All
West Shore Road - 516-767-3123
Port Washington, NY 11050
Description: The largest and oldest Italian feast on Long Island is a great way to end summer with a bang. The feast has something for everyone. Enjoy a wide variety of delicious ethnic foods featuring the Sons of Italy's famous food tent with homemade dishes. There are food demonstrations, rides, prizes, fireworks, music. A large part of the proceeds help support a variety of charities and scholarships. $3 parking fee per car and a fee for rides.


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NCAA Men's Basketball Regional Comes to New Orleans this Month
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
The Allstate Sugar Bowl is part of the hosting committee for the 2012 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four, which includes an NCAA Regional Championship at the New Orleans Arena on March 24 and 26. The Sugar Bowl is part of the support group for host school Tulane University. Tickets are available for the games by clicking here.
NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Bracket
The previous four Final Fours in New Orleans have all been among the most memorable in the event's grand history. In 1982, Dean Smith captured his first National Championship as a freshman named Michael Jordan buried the game-winning shot to upend Georgetown. In 1987, it was Bobby Knight and Indiana defeating Syracuse on a baseline jumper by Keith Smart. Smith was back again in 1993, as his North Carolina team defeated the Fab Five from Michigan. And in 2003, Jim Boeheim made up for his 1987 loss as freshman Carmelo Anthony led Syracuse to a win over Kansas.
The Allstate Sugar Bowl has a rich history with the sport of basketball, as well as football. Dating back as far as 1936, the Sugar Bowl has sponsored basketball events in conjunction with the annual football classic. In addition, the Bowl has been a sponsor for multiple local events in the sport.
Following the 2012 event being awarded to New Orleans, Atlanta will host 2013, Dallas will host 2014, Indianapolis will host 2015 and Houston collected the 2016 event.
The NCAA awarded the 2013 Women's Final Four to New Orleans as well, but the two bids are unrelated.


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The way sales tax collections are going, Salt Lake County's economy should be back to pre-recession levels by the end of this year.
County financial officer Lance Brown told the County Council on Tuesday that sales tax receipts for the first 11 months of 2012 were 7.1 percent above the same period a year earlier. Even if the rate of growth slows to 5 percent in 2013, as projected, the county's overall bounty from seven sales taxes should surpass 2008's peak by late fall.
"That's a five-year interval to get back to where we were before," Brown said, emphasizing how long it has taken for the county to bounce back from the economic shock waves released by the collapses of the housing and financial systems in 2007 and 2008.
Sales tax collections in Salt Lake County peaked at $49.6 million in the 12-month period running March 2007 through February 2008. Two years later (March 2009 through February 2010), they bottomed out at $40.8 million an $8.8 million loss that brought employee compensation cuts and streamlined service delivery.
The total for the 12-month period ending Nov. 30 was back up to $47.4 million, and Brown is projecting sales tax revenues will reach $50.2 million in 2013.
Budget-office projections have been accurate. Actual sales-tax collections through the end of November were 0.6 percent above the forecast, delivering an extra $650,000 into the county treasury. The year-to-date comparison to 2011 is more impressive, the 7.1 percent increase yielding an additional $7.8 million.
Every type of sales tax is up. The quarter-cent county option sales tax, which raises twice as much revenue as any of the others ($42.7 million through Nov. 30), is up 7.2 percent. The next biggest revenue producer, the local option tax, is up 13 percent.
Although taxes on hotel rooms and rental cars had lagged to 2011 levels earlier in the year, Brown noted that both were in positive territory at November's end.
Rebounding sales tax revenues prompted Democratic Councilman Randy Horiuchi and Republican Councilman Michael Jensen to theorize about returning to the Legislature in 2014 to talk about raising the county option sales tax another quarter-cent. In exchange, property-tax revenues would be decreased a commensurate amount.
While the change initially would be revenue neutral, the greater reliance on sales tax would increase the county's ability to deal with inflation, Jensen and Horiuchi agreed. They negotiated a similar agreement with legislators several years ago.
"Sales tax captures growth in a more truthful and beneficial way to us than property tax," Horiuchi said, adding that it also makes big families more accountable for their impact on the system. "If a guy has 15 kids, he's paying his fair share in sales taxes."
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Questlove is 'Time's' Coolest Person Of 2013
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Pope Francis may be "Time" magazine's Person of the Year, but The Roots drummer Questlove is the magazine's Coolest Person of 2013.
The hip-hop star got cool points not only for his drumming and DJing skills, but also for churning out two books over the past year.
Quest was also given props for leading the Roots in their nightly gig as the house band on NBC's "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon."
In response to the honor, Quest says the "high school nerd" in him is worried that the accolade will put him on the receiving end of "backlash from Kanye."
Fallon also weighed in, saying that "Questlove is the coolest." He added there "there's a lot of love coming from that guy."
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New 2010 Safariland Training Group Debuts at SHOT Show
JACKSONVILLE, Florida – Safariland™, a BAE Systems line of business, announced the debut of the new Safariland Training Group at the 2010 SHOT Show.
The Safariland Training Group, formerly known as the Armor Holdings Training Academy, sets itself apart with real-world experienced officers and expanded programs. Professional instructors offer the best training available, which can ultimately increase a department's success in its mission. In-depth and specialized training modules for law enforcement, military, corrections and privately licensed security personnel build individual skills and can also make the difference in handling life-threatening situations.
New course offerings from the Safariland Training Group include:
- Covert Searching
- Tactical Breaching
- Advanced Less Lethal
- Patrol Shield for First Responders
- Armored Vehicle Tactics
- Hostage Rescue
Officers participate in hands-on drills and are tested and graded on skills that are both physically and mentally demanding.
"The Safariland Training Group takes training to a new level," said, Sandy Wall, Training Group Director. "The quality of our instruction is unsurpassed. We offer programs in numerous disciplines, utilizing tactics and techniques that increase officer safety. At the end of the day, we want to make sure that officers are prepared."
The Safariland Training Group also has a new section within the Safariland website. Visit www.safariland.com/traininggroup for a listing of all classes and view their on-line course calendar. You can also call 1.800.733.3832 for more information.
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