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A local daily newspaper in Saudi Arabia known as the Arab News, has today reported that the state owned Saudi Electricity Company (SECO) plans to spend $80 billion over the next ten years in an attempt to try and help meet the kingdoms rising demand for electricity, which at current rates may see it become a net oil importer within the next two decades, according to Citigroup Inc.
The utility, the largest of its kind in the Middle East by market value, announced that it will increase its generating capacity by 76% from the current 54,000MW to 95,000MW.
Saudi Arabia's efforts to grow its economy have seen energy demand increase greatly, and it has been calculated that by 2020 demand will increase by at least an extra 30,000MW.
Related article: Ageing Giant Oil Fields still Dominate World Oil Production
SECO, 80% owned by the Saudi Arabian state, plans to add an additional 4,000MW of capacity to its network this year, followed by another 8,000MW in 2014.
Much of the new capacity will be in the form of renewable energy, an area that Saudi Arabia has been avidly investing. Plans have already been released by the government to install 41,000MW of solar power by 2032, 25GW of concentrated solar power and 16GW of photovoltaic panels, at an estimated cost of around $109 billion (SR408.75 billion).
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Danny Boyle Plans To Smash And Grab
He's adapting a documentary
Crime, it would appear, is never far from Danny Boyle's mind. He's not out stealing cars or pocketing wristwatches, but criminals are a running theme in many of his films. They'll be the focus of a new project for the man who brought us Trance, as he's attached to adapt documentary Smash And Grab: The Story Of The Pink Panthers as a film.
Pathe and Fox Searchlight are backing the new narrative piece, which will use last year's documentary as a jumping-off point. Smash And Grab followed the world's most successful diamond thieves, introducing the audience to the dark corners of the international jewel trade. Blending surveillance footage and interviews with gang members, it was an insightful peek into a shadowy subject.
So far, there's no word on who will be working with Boyle on the film, though we'd expect to find the likes of regular writing collaborators John Hodge, Simon Beaufoy or Frank Cottrell Boyce in contention.
Boyle has several other possibilities floating around for his next film, including Trainspotting sequel Porno and coming-of-age tale Solomon Grundy.
Original documentary Smash And Grab: The Story Of The Pink Panthers, meanwhile, is out in the UK on October 16, so look out for that and see what all the fuss is about.


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Understanding Vulnerability to Food Insecurity Lessons from Vulnerable Livelihood Profiling
The Food Security and Agricultural Projects Analysis Unit (ESAF) of FAO has undertaken a number of pilot studies to develop a methodology for understanding why certain groups of people are vulnerable to becoming food insecure. The studies use the sustainable livelihoods approach adopted for food security analysis and are primarily based on qualitative information collection. The objective of these studies is to inform policy and programming decisions for reducing vulnerability to food insecurity. Drawing from these experiences and those of other FAO units involved in similar work, this paper identifies key lessons learnt and makes recommendations for strengthening future work on food security and vulnerability analysis.
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The Goodguys car show — hot rods, pickup trucks, station wagons, convertibles.
It's not just the cars – and there are more than 2,500 of them to look at. The Goodguys auto show in Pleasanton, Calif., this weekend is a combination car show, exhibition hall, race track, and a place to sit on the grass, have a picnic, hang out and talk to like-minded people. The overwhelming […] …
A rare Ford GT40 comes up for auction this summer.
There aren't that many racing cars that deserve the word "legendary," but the Ford GT40 is one of them. The fact that I would cut off my left arm (I need the right one to shift gears) for any iteration of a GT40 is beside the point. From the elegant and purposeful design of the […] …
2014 Hyundai Santa Fe — an interesting addition to a crowded field.
In the world of wagons, what you will probably buy, after that long and sometimes frustrating search for a new car, is a crossover, which means something that looks and feels like a wagon, but is higher. No matter. It's a wagon and even though it may look like an SUV, it is not going […] …
Goodguys summer car show in Pleasanton, California — more than 2,500 hot rods, customs, trucks and classics.
It's a riot of colors, a kaleidoscope of different shapes and designs and, moreover, customization and imagination. What Detroit once thought up, a number of automotive artists have improved on, with sculpted tail light housings, recessed door handles (or no door handles at all.) It's the Goodguys summer car show at the Alameda County Fairgrounds, […] …
BMW i3 — the venerable German car maker produces an electric car.
It really does look like a large snail, creeping along silently on its electric motor. What you're seeing is BMW's new all-electric i3 — and there's an option to make it an almost-all-electric. When we say "almost," we mean that it's much like a Chevrolet Volt – an electric motor drives the car, but there's […] …
2014 Infiniti QX60 Hybrid SUV — is a hybrid worth the extra cost?
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Wild and hairy Can-Am cars at Sonoma Raceway this weekend
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- Thanks to all of you for helping us get through this week.We appreciate the love, assistance, and warm wishes.I thought I'd chime in with addresses if needed.Dieterle Memorial Home is 1120 S. Broadway/Rte 25Montgomery, Illinois60538Phone number: 630-897-1196St. Mark's Lutheran Church27 S Edgelawn Dr
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(630) 897-6891Burial will be at:Lincoln Memorial Park IncUS Route 30 675 Aurora, IL (((630) 898-6230630There will be a lunch immediately following burial at St. Mark's ChurchHillaryIn a message dated 7/6/2009 11:42:56 P.M. Central Daylight Time, seaprincess527@... writes:
I have been asked to pass along the information about the funeral and wake for Jeff/Gareth's father. The wake will be held Wed. evening from 4 to 8 pm at Dieterle Memorial Home on Route 25 in Montgomery. There will be a small visitation then on Thursday at St. Mark's Church on Edgelawn in Aurora from 9 to 10 am with funeral services to begin at 10. They will then go to the graveside, and then return to the church.
I know Jeff and Aggie really appreciate all that we've done already with the food and such.
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...and I can probably fix your computer.
I watch any movie that's put in front of me.
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Chroot jail for SSH
From MEPIS Documentation Wiki
This HOW-TO explains how to set up a chroot jail, an operation that changes the apparent disk root directory for a running program so that it cannot access or name files outside that directory. It should be used as a guide: while I have tried to cover everything by just retracing my steps after I got it all working, I haven't gone through this with a fine tooth comb.
This HOW-TO is based on Mepis 7 which is basically Debian Etch (For all the googlers :-P ) and presumes you have SSH server up and running already.
Install the PAM module which will be Chrooting our SSH Users
apt-get install libpam-chroot
Create the user (if you haven't already)
adduser testuser
Add the user you want to Chroot via SSH into /etc/security/chroot.conf like:
# username chroot_dir testuser /home/testuser
add lines to /etc/pam.d/ssh like:
#Setup CHROOT Environment for users who SSH in session required pam_chroot.so debug
Setup the virtual file system for the chroot jail, Run the following commands as root:
mkdir -p /home/testuser/home/ cd /home/testuser mkdir etc mkdir bin mkdir lib mkdir -p usr/bin mkdir dev mknod dev/null c 1 3 mknod dev/zero c 1 5
Now setup a basic passwd file for the chroot jail:
touch etc/passwd grep /etc/passwd -e "^root" > etc/passwd touch etc/group grep /etc/group -e "^root" -e "^users" > etc/group
Now we need to copy the applications we want to run into the chrooted jail, Create a txt file called makeapps.sh, add the following to it:
#!/bin/bash APPS="/bin/bash /bin/ls /bin/mkdir /bin/mv /bin/pwd /bin/rm /usr/bin/id /usr/bin/ssh /bin/ping /usr/bin/dircolors" for prog in $APPS; do cp $prog ./$prog # obtain a list of related libraries ldd $prog > /dev/null if [ "$?" = 0 ] ; then LIBS=`ldd $prog | awk '{ print $3 }'` for l in $LIBS; do mkdir -p ./`dirname $l` > /dev/null 2>&1 cp $l ./$l done fi done
Note: If you require other programs etc add the absolute path to them in the APPS line
One thing that happens when you try log in at present is you type in the password and receive:
/bin/bash: No such file or directory Connection to SSH-SERVER closed.
The makeapps.sh hasn't copied one of the libraries across, we are actually missing a copy of: ld-linx.so.2 So as root:
cp /lib/ld-linux.so.2 /home/testuser/lib/
Now you should be able log into a chrooted home!
Guide derived from: http://www.howtoforge.com/chrooted_ssh_howto_debian
Original Article by Cam Mckenzie aka cAm34 of MepisLovers


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DVC500_at_last wrote:Devil. I guess you have to make your own this morning.
Got My coffee. Stove is burning nicely. 3000lbs rice still in the bin. Raining outside. Daffodills in FULL BLOOM . Yard is crowded with a herd of deer and chickens, enjoying the new grass shoots. Life is good.
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Upon arriving at our host's house in Kansas City, we were informed that the neighbor had reported seeing a gang on our host's front porch a few evenings prior. The neighbor called the police, but no gang was found. We decided to help out the neighborhood by conducting an observation session late last night. The results are documented in this video.
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Porta Hedge Land Speed Record
On Wednesday, July 22, 2009 the Porta Hedge made three consecutive land speed records at the BONNEVILLE SPEEDWAY. Although we did not approach the 622.407 mph record set by GARY GABELICH in 1970, we were satisfied with the results. We were also pleased with how well the Porta Hedge thrived in the plantless salt plains, but we can't claim to be the first to put artificial trees out in the Utah desert
Watch the video to see how we did in our land speed trials.
Porta Hedge Stakes Out L.A. Today
The Porta Hedge is parked at 1200 North Alvarado Street in Los Angeles today, providing a buffer between the relentless passing traffic and the MACHINE PROJECT gallery space. If you happen to be around, just knock on the back door and we'll let you in to observe what's going on around the Hedge.
Touring Yellowstone with a Hedge
Porta Hedge for Military Applications?
We met a man in Yellowstone, a fellow New Jerseyan who claimed to work for the military, or a military contractor, or some organization related to the military. He promised us that he would take the postcard we gave him back to his coworkers and make the Porta Hedge a hedge for military applications.
The irony in this development would be the partial realization of the Mobile Production Facilities for Biological Weapons that the U.S. deftly crafted in a 3D modeling program as part of its efforts to convince the world that it should invade Iraq in 2003 – a presentation that Colin Powell later publicly regretted giving.
But We're Not a Commercial Hedge…
Crossing the border at the North Entrance to Yellowstone National Park on Sunday was a breeze. With nowhere to camp in the park that night however, we exited through the west entrance and parked the hedge at a small campground just over the Wyoming/Montana border. Getting back into Yellowstone the next day proved a challenge.
Our second border crossing into the park is documented in audio and accompanied by still images in the following clip:
How to Parallel Park a Hedge
It's only difficult the first time.
Stopover at the Speedway
On Friday our hosts brought us to the Gallatin International Speedway in Belgrade, Montana. The races were loud, fast, and full of cheering fans, beer and half burned gasoline fumes. We were not able to get the Porta Hedge to circle the track – but that would make a spectacular coda to any car race.
After the races, we parked the Porta Hedge so that racegoers could visit it as they walked back to their cars. We invited people to take a minute and explore the inside of the hedge and some did. Others stayed clear with scowls on their face. No one took the offer to place it in their yard for observation or surveillance purposes.
Visiting Little Big Horn Battlefield
The Little Big Horn Battlefield has been memorialized as one of the last armed efforts of the Northern Plains Indians to preserve their way of life. We visited this important field with the Porta Hedge on our way through Montana.
For those who need a history refresher, the Battle of Little Big Horn (also known as Custer's Last Stand, or as the Battle of Greasy Grass) occurred between a Lakota-Cheyene force and the 7th Cavalry Regiment of the United States Army on June 25 and June 26 1876, during which five of the Seventh's companies were annihilated, including George Armstrong Custer's company and he as well.
Highlights from Roosevelt National Park
What an amazing rugged landscape is Roosevelt National Park! Rugged and completely accessible. We drove the paved road through the park with the Porta Hedge, spotting some wildlife along the way and admiring the geological formations that originally earned the place the title 'the badlands'.


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For one reason or another many email applications don't provide an easy way to backup all of your data. To me it seems like a no brainer to offer such a feature especially for online email services where you have a minimal amount of control over how you can export your data. Luckily there are some applications out there that can give you a hand!
The free MailStore Home is a fine example of a top-notch program that can help keep your sanity. It is setup to retrieve emails from applications and web services (via POP3 or IMAP), and offer a one-click backup solution. Here is the wide array of apps and services it supports:
- Microsoft Outlook
- Microsoft Outlook Express
- Microsoft Windows Mail
- Microsoft Exchange Server Mailboxes
- AVM KEN! Mailboxes
- Mozilla Thunderbird
- Mozilla SeaMonkey
- Webmailer
- POP3 and IMAP (Gmail offers both options for free)
- File Import
It's so easy to use that anyone smart enough to understand an email application will have no troubles figuring it out…
- Download and install the free MailStore (download mirror). Then run MailStore.
- Click on the Import Messages tab at the top of the application, and then along the right side choose what you want to import. I'm going to import my Gmail account using the new IMAP support, so I clicked the IMAP option.
- Now you'll need to configure the settings for your account. If you're importing from an application such as Thunderbird or Outlook it won't ask for much other than the profile name. If you're importing from an IMAP or POP3 account you'll need to enter in the server details:
- All that's left to do is double-click on the new profile that you created, and towards the bottom of the window it will show you the email backup progress.
- After the emails (including attachments) have been imported you can leave them there as they are, preview/browse them, search them, or export them as a .EML file so that they can be imported back into the original application. MailStore even has integrated burning software so that you can burn the emails onto a CD or DVD for more reassurance that your data is safe!
The great thing is that once you've setup the profile in Step 3 you'll never have to do it again! To perform an email backup just start MailStore and double-click the profile that you created. Unfortunately there is no way to automatically schedule future backups, but it's such a fast process that I don't see that being an issue.
Go get MailStore Home and keep your sanity!
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T3 Bespoke Evolution Reviews
Worth The Price!This is the best Hairdryer I've ever owned and it's worth every penny! I never wanted to spend a chunk of change on something like this but I'm glad I did! It's saving my damaged hair and the extra money I put out on trying different miracle conditioners! — 5 years, 4 months agoHeatherHill | 10 reviews
Super Solano Knocked T3 Down!I am sorry to say, but I purchased this because my Super Solano Hair dryer was HEAVY, professional, but heavy, and ya know what? I returned this dryer and I will use the heavy dryer. It does dry alittle faster than my Solano, that is true, but my hair looks better with the Solano. I don't know how to explain it to you, but my Solano is a magic wand. I have fine, yet alot of it, thick wavy hair...read more, that is difficult to get strait without it turning into a poofball along the way, and the T3 would leave it WAVY! How am I saving time if I have to flat iron after I blow dry? The Super Solano just straightens my hair in one fell swoop. It tames that mane! I kissed my good faithful, and then kissed the T3 goodbye and returned it. — 7 years, 2 months agotvelazquez9579 | 5 reviews
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Best Tool Ever!I've always used drug store dryers until I was in beauty school. I finally decided to spring for a nice one and had heard great things about the T3. Let me tell you it is fantastic! I have short hair and with this dryer it takes like 3 minutes for me to fully dry my hair. well worth the investment and if you clean the filter and don't wrap the cord around the dryer it will have a long happy life in your drawer. — 8 years, 10 months agoBeautyAdddict | 1 reviews
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too hot to handleI found this hairdryer for a great price & had to have it because of all the reviews. Unfortunately, after the 2nd usage I have returned it. Pros: does dry hair nicely & cuts the drying time a "little". My hair was shinier & smooth ( I have thich wavy hair for reference). Cons: the big push that got me to return it was that it overheated & blew the bathroom fuse. Although...read more I bought it on sale I did spend $200 cdn & expect quality. Meaning NOT overheating. So I save time on drying time but if I have to wait for the dryer to cool off what's the point. Returned it & now searching for something else. — 8 years, 10 months agobeautyparler | 3 reviews
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PowerfulGreat dryer. Easy to handle and hair shines after using with no frizz — 9 years, 2 months agowinnermb | 20 reviews
t3 dryeri love this dryer. it dries your hair in half the time and if you use it right your hair will not frizz. its a bit pricey but worth it — 9 years, 3 months agocburke | 5 reviews
T3 is the only way to beYes, I was shocked at the $200 price sticker. But with credit card in hand, purchase made, I was on my way to bliss. I'm an African American woman with natural (curly) hair. This speeds up drying time, doesn't make my hair feel dry, it's quiet and super light. I love it. After having it for almost 2 years now, I feel that the purchase price was well worth it. So much, that I even purchased the travel dryer. — 9 years, 3 months agoJacquieS | 5 reviews
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ehh..my hair is course and wavy. many of the previous blow dryers i had tried worked for me but i thought i would splurge on a higher end blow dryer thinking i would get way better results. unfortunately, this blow dryer just didn't do anything for me. it dried my hair quickly but didn't leave it soft or shiny (like it claims). instead it left my hair feeling TOOO dry! i dont recommend this to anyone. its just not worth the money. — 9 years, 6 months agoanlawrence | 1 reviews
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Amazing! when it works...T3 is the innovator of tourmaline technology- there is no dryer that dries as quickly with as much shine and with minimal damage to your hair's condition. Completely worth the price- except for one drawback. Make sure to mail in your warranty information! I've had two stylist friends that have had problems with their off/on switches breaking- they are even more frustrated than usual because they...read more LOVE these dryers so much and hate to wait for them to be fixed. I would still spend the money to buy one knowing what I know- and just hope that I got one without problems. — 9 years, 7 months agoohhh_aly | 15 reviews
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Seneca Valley plans to equip entire bus fleet with video cameras
Seneca Valley School District will equip the rest of its school buses and vans with video cameras to keep an eye on students.
District spokeswoman Linda Andreassi said the school allocated $75,000 to buy and install 56 cameras from FamTec Surveillance of Norwich, N.Y.
"Obviously we want to have security equipment on all buses," Andreassi said.
Jim Pearson, district transportation director, said the cameras will be installed on transportation vans and small 30-passenger buses that don't have the equipment. Most large buses are outfitted with video equipment, he said.
The Seneca Valley School Board approved the purchase at its meeting on Monday. The money comes from reserves, Andreassi said.
The purchase comes after the school board adopted a policy in May to allow video and audio recording equipment on school vehicles. A state law enacted in February permits audio recordings on school buses and other vehicles for disciplinary or security purposes.
Previously, only video recording was permitted; the audio function had to be deactivated, Pearson said.
The district expects to begin recording audio next school year to deter bad behavior or to use in an investigation, officials said.
Rachel Farkas is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 724-779-6902 or email@example.com.


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A Tucson man has been found guilty of attempted second-degree murder for a violent attack on his estranged wife.
On Friday, the Pima County Superior Court jury also convicted Jose Raul Juarez-Orci, 27, of several counts of aggravated assault and violating an order of protection.
Juarez-Orci originally faced charges of attempted first-degree murder, but the jury settled on the lesser included charge of attempted second-degree murder.
A burglary charge was dismissed late Friday because it was the one count where the jury could not reach a unanimous decision.
Juarez-Orci was accused of breaking down the door of the house he and his wife had shared and attacking her with a knife.
During the trial, the prosecution presented emergency-room photos of the woman to the jury, which showed a deep gash across her forearm, a slice to the side of her face and numerous puncture wounds to her shoulders and arms.
The woman also suffered a small cut across her throat that was not serious and required no stitches.
At trial, the victim testified that she and Juarez-Orci had separated in the months before the attack.
She also said her husband threatened to take the couple's three children to Mexico to live with his family.
Juarez-Orci's defense attorney tried to mitigate the accusation, pointing out the man took the children to Mexico several times, always to return them home.
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While there's already a report that Maryland will name Sean Miller its coach, Miller has yet to formally meet with Maryland AD Kevin Anderson.
That is expected to happen this afternoon in Las Vegas, after Miller finishes an appearance at a coaching clinic, from what I've been told.
There's no telling what factors are weighing the highest on Miller now -- family reasons, the Baltimore/Washington recruiting turf or just the desire to create leverage that could result in staff raises -- but the fact is they are weighing on him.
Ollie Goulston, Angelo Chol's coach at Hoover High School, said he believed Miller was listening but would ultimately stay at Arizona.
"I talked to him last night but I think there's a kind of reasons to stay at the end of the day," Goulston said. "Sometimes these coaches use these situations for leverage."
Goulston said he believed Miller was trying to ensure his assistant coaches get raises, which, despite the Pac-12's incoming television money, is not an easy thing to do politically in Arizona these days. Miller's planned contract extension, for one, was not brought before the Board of Regents in April possibly because of the controversy over tuition increases.
As of now, both remaining assistants, James Whitford and Book Richardson, make about $200,000 (they were hired for $190,000 in 2009) and the other staffers all make considerably less.
"How can you not give the basketball staff raises -- that's a joke," Goulston said. "I was disappointed and I'm not even involved. I think they need to address this quickly, because whether it's Maryland or someone else, they are going to lose Sean or the staff. You don't want to keep losing guys. You've got to pay them.
"That's the one thing that scares me on this, because coaches tend to be loyal in terms of their staff. If he feels it's better situation for his staff, he'll leave."
Goulston said he spoke with Miller on Friday because he was disappointed that Miller would consider leaving just days after Chol signed his letter-of-intent.
"Obviously, I was not very happy about the whole thing," Goulston said. "We could have waited."
At the same time, Miller hosted 2013 prospect Chris Thomas for an unofficial visit on Saturday and he's scheduled to host 2012 guard Shabazz Muhammad on Sunday.
Muhammad's father, Ron Holmes, said he and his son are still planning to take the trip and that he had not heard from Miller as of this morning.
Holmes, who played college basketball at USC in the 1980s, said he's used to seeing coaching uncertainty.
"This is a business," Holmes said. "How do you really know if you're going to be there if you feel a better opportunity is there? It's like if a kid is ready to go (pro) after one year it's a business.
"But all this talk hasn't even fazed me. Arizona is Arizona. They've got all the players there. If they get the right coach, it's still going."


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— As unlikely as it sounds, there's a group of U.S. soldiers who have not held a reunion in nearly 70 years. Their World War II service was so secret, they did not know each other's missions. They were front-line soldiers, but they fought mostly with words.
Many of them were German-born Jews who escaped the Nazis, but eagerly returned to fight for America. The Army trained them as interrogators, at a top-secret base in Fort Ritchie, Md. They were assigned to dozens of front-line units.
These refugees saved thousands of American soldiers because of their intimate knowledge of Germany and its people. "We knew what made them tick," Si Lewen recalled. "We knew their mentality."
He drove from battle to battle in a truck with loudspeakers. He persuaded so many enemy soldiers to surrender that the French entered him into the Legion of Honor.
Many who had the same job became easy targets and died. "All the Germans had to do was aim toward the loudspeaker, and it would take out the whole thing," Si said. He moved his speakers away from the truck and survived.
Today, at 92, he's turning the horrors of war he witnessed into art: stark, black-and-white sketches. He's been doing that ever since D-Day, when he landed at Normandy and drew one of the first casualties. "It was a shock," he said. "Was that soldier sleeping, I wondered? No, he wasn't sleeping: He's dead."
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The Ritchie Boys fought their way back to Germany. Guy Stern rolled into his childhood hometown. "That was an eerie feeling," the old master sergeant recalled. "It brought back so many childhood memories. I knew Hildesheim. I was a fan of the soccer club. I was a member of its gym clubs. I knew that town well."
"Did you drive by your house?" I asked.
"Yes," he said with a faraway look. "I was on that street. I saw it. The house was no longer standing."
Guy's parents had disappeared: "I found out later that they had been deported to the Warsaw Ghetto." He never saw them again.
Richard Schifter's folks died in a Nazi death camp after they sent their only son to freedom in the United States. He was one of the most fortunate men of his generation; he escaped the Holocaust. Why, then, did he enlist, turn around and go right back?
"It was a matter of recognizing that the United States had saved our lives," Schifter said. "We had a debt to repay." But their payment went practically unnoticed for nearly seven decades — until the Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills, Mich., coaxed them into history's spotlight for the opening of a new exhibit honoring their service.
The Ritchie Boys were volunteers: They knew full well what might happen if they were taken prisoner. But their German accents confused even their fellow U.S. soldiers.
A frontline sentry confronted one of them as he came back from the latrine at night. "He gave him the password with an accent," Schifter said. "So the sentry shot him. Killed him."
Si Lewen was one of the first American soldiers to enter Buchenwald. When he marched inside, "Color literally disappeared," he recalled. "It literally disappeared."
Si thought he might find old friends in there. "But the people that I met, they hardly looked human," he sighed. "In order to heal, I had to paint."
Attacking canvas, Si Lewen finally figured out why his wartime efforts had been so successful. "For 46 years, I couldn't tell anyone what happened," he said softly.
Before he enlisted, Si was robbed in New York City's Central Park — by a policeman. "He kept hitting me and I started screaming, 'Help, help!' " Si sobbed. "It was a lovely day. Sunday. People were in their boats. They made a quick retreat."
And yet, he still found it in his soul to fight for America. Si smiled through his tears. "It is still a beautiful country, and full of possibility."
That's why Si Lewen fought so hard — for us.


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Clarissa tries to convince Simon to complete the real estate scam but Simon knows he'll have to disappear and he doesn't want to leave Oakdale. Katie sees the two of them together but denies to Henry that it upsets her. Clarissa tempts Simon with a large "tip" and he takes it, but then goes to see Katie and tells her he wants to take her out to dinner. Katie suggests he ask Clarissa instead. Simon tells her he isn't involved with Clarissa and turned her down so he can stay. Katie says she's not ready, but he says he'll wait, and then kisses her.
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The Isle of Man online money handler ran afoul of the US Government last year and, as a result, the millions of dollars of Internet players' funds were frozen in their accounts.
Following an agreement reached with US prosecutors, NETeller said that customers should receive an e-mail this week if they have funds due to them, after which they may withdraw any funds held since mid-January.
NETeller has been quoted as saying that those who request payment by electronic money transfer should have the funds in their bank account by the end of next week with non-certified NETeller account holders being prompted to request funds via cheque.
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Turner Sports announcer looks ahead to NCAA West Regional in San Jose. UNC fans took a side
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Hardwick can relate to the kids' passion. Watch Now
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Wildcats finally make the NCAA tournament and the Twitter world is wild. First-person perspective
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Can Music Improve Your Health? Studies Say Yes!
Posted on March 8th, 2016
Turns out that listening to music may stimulate more health benefits than you may have realized! In addition to being a great motivator during exercise, studies show that music may have a positive impact on your health and well-being in a variety of ways, including better sleep, reduced anxiety and depression, and improved immune functioning. These benefits, along with pain reduction and assistance with memory loss, are important to note for people of all ages, but especially for seniors who may benefit from enhanced health and lifestyle with less need for medication.
Reduce Stress, Lower Blood Pressure and Aid Relaxation
Daniel Levitin, a psychologist researching the neuroscience of music at McGill University in Montreal, has analyzed 400 studies on how music can produce physiological benefits. One study involved patients who were about to undergo surgery and randomly assigned them to either listen to music or take anti-anxiety drugs. The outcome was less anxiety and lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol in the patients who listened to music than the group who took medication, leaving Levitin to conclude "the promise here is that music is arguably less expensive than drugs, and is easier on the body and doesn't have side effects."
Other studies focus specifically on blood pressure and found that listening to music produces significant decreases in both the systolic and diastolic blood pressure and heart rate of coronary patients. According to research reported at an American Society of Hypertension meeting, listening to as little as 30 minutes of classical, Celtic or raga (such as the classical style of India) music daily may significantly reduce high blood pressure. Slower music helps slow down a person's breathing and heartbeat, which in turn helps relax the body, in everyone from infants to older adults.
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Music is also being used as an antidote for pain. Researchers theorize that in addition to giving patients a feeling of control, music causes endorphins to be released throughout the body which helps reduce both chronic and postoperative pain. An article on eMedExpert.com reports that listening to music can reduce chronic pain from a range of painful conditions, including osteoarthritis, disc problems and rheumatoid arthritis, by up to 21%. That's a pretty amazing result for simply turning on some background music. Many hospitals are taking notice as well, and are introducing music to patients during childbirth and during and after surgeries.
To further illustrate the benefit of music in regard to pain reduction, consider a 2013 study in which sixty people diagnosed with fibromyalgia, a disease known for its severe musculoskeletal pain, were randomly assigned to listen to music once a day for four weeks. The group that listened to music experienced a significant reduction in pain in comparison to the non-music group.
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It's known that listening to music can help with memory recall. Information learned while particular music is playing can often be remembered by playing those same songs again. This encouraged researchers to learn more about how music may aid in memory loss of stroke patients. One study randomly assigned stroke patients to listen to music, listen to an audio book, or do neither each day. After several rounds of tests, they found that patients in the music group had significant improvements in verbal memory and focus over the other groups.
Music therapy is also being recommended for people with Alzheimer's or dementia in order to help them remember past experiences and emotions. And being able to reconnect with memories seems to help patients improve their moods, stay calmer and become less depressed and agitated. A non-profit organization called MUSIC & MEMORY works to bring personalized music on iPods to the elderly and those with Alzheimer's, dementia and other challenges in order to help them reconnect with memories through music. To learn more or to donate a new or used iPod, please visit musicandmemory.org.
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Latin Name: Picea pungens
Common Name: Colorado Green Spruce
Description: Very stiff, regular, horizontal branches forming a broad pyramid. Prefers dry soil. A hardy tree tolerant of many growing conditions. This is the green form of the species. Our trees are root-pruned in their liner beds before being transplanted into our grow-on fields. This promotes a full, tight top and ensures a fibrous root system. Our 5'-6' B&B are hand dug and put in wire stars, or machine dug and put in wire baskets. Larger trees are machine dug and put in wire baskets.
Size: Ht 60' x 25'
Zone: 3
Picea pungens
Latin Name: Picea pungens 'Fastigiata'
Common Name: Fastigiata Spruce
Description: Columnar Colorado spruce with upright branching. New growth has blue color.
Size: Ht 25' x 6'
Zone: 2
Picea pungens 'Fastigiata'
Latin Name: Picea pungens 'Fat Albert'
Common Name: Fat Albert Spruce
Description: An exceptional blue-needled tree with a broad, pyramidal shape. Its base is nearly as wide as it is tall. Fantastic, consistent blue color.
Size: Ht 30' x 15'
Zone: 2
Picea pungens 'Fat Albert'
Latin Name: Picea pungens 'Hoopsii'
Common Name: Hoopsii Spruce
Description: Attractive silvery blue foliage. Excellent pyramidal form with bright blue new growth, one the finest forms of blue Spruce.
Size: Ht 50' x 20'
Zone: 3
Picea pungens 'Hoopsii'
Latin Name: Picea pungens glauca 'Sester Dwarf'®
Common Name: Blue Spruce 'Sester Dwarf'
Description: A densely branched, conical shape. Striking blue needles. Slow growing dwarf conifer.
Size: Ht 8' x 5'
Zone: 2
Picea pungens glauca 'Sester Dwarf'®
Latin Name: Picea pungens glauca 'Globosa'
Common Name: Globosa Spruce
Description: Globe-shaped, spruce dwarf, flat-topped and densely branched. Bright blue needles. An ideal and unique garden accent. Full sun. Slow grower.
Size: Ht 3' x 5'
Zone: 2
Picea pungens glauca 'Globosa'
Latin Name: Pinus flexilis 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid'
Common Name: Vanderwolf's Pine
Description: Distinctive pyramidal shape. A very hardy tree that is attractive with its long, twisted, silvery, blue-green needles.
Size: Ht 40' x 20'
Zone: 4
Pinus flexilis 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid'
Latin Name: Pinus mugo 'Pumilio'
Common Name: Mugho Pine
Description: Dense, shrubby pine with short, dark green needles. A hardy ornamental widely used and adaptable to many situations.
Size: Ht 4' x 4'
Zone: 2
Pinus mugo 'Pumilio'
Latin Name: Pinus nigra
Common Name: Austrian Pine
Description: Sester Farms' Austrian Pine are well-known for their superior appearance. They have a fibrous root system and a sheared-cultured top which gives a nice full appearance with no open areas. Our customers are happy with this look. Some refer to it as a "Sester Austrian". Generally, Austrian Pine have a dense, stout, pyramidal growth habit with a uniform crown. Branches are in regular whorls. Needles are stiff, dark green. Very hardy. Adaptable to winter cold and wind. It's a tree of strong character that will serve either as a landscape specimen or as a windbreak in cold regions.
Size: Ht 40' x 25'
Zone: 4
Pinus nigra
Latin Name: Pinus ponderosa
Common Name: Ponderosa Pine
Description: Moderate to rapid growth. Stately when mature with open branches in a spire-like crown. Attractive plated bark. Needles are glossy yellow-green to dark green. Very hardy but not adaptable to desert heat. Requires space when older. Small ones make fine bonsai or large potted plants.
Size: Ht 50' x 25'
Zone: 2
Pinus ponderosa
Latin Name: Pinus strobus
Common Name: Eastern White Pine
Description: Rapid growth when young, slowing with age. Oval to pyramidal crown maturing to a distinctive windblown look with ascending branches and upturned tips. Needles are soft, flexible, blue-green.
Size: Ht 50' x 20'
Zone: 3
Pinus strobus
Latin Name: Pinus sylvestris
Common Name: Scotch Pine
Description: Pyramidal crown becoming rounded and open with age. Distinctive flaky, peeling orange-brown bark at top and thick, grayish, reddish bark at base. Medium green needles with a twisted shape.
Size: Ht 50' x 35'
Zone: 3
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I haven't updated my blog in months. The simple, and personal, reason is this: my mother passed away earlier this year, after years of battling cancer.
In fact, I struggled with writing all of last year as well, even as I was finishing volume 1 of Persia Blues. Luckily for me, I don't make my living from writing, otherwise I would have been in the unemployment line a while ago.
But today is the first day of spring, which is also the Persian New Year, called Noruz (literally: new day). So I think it appropriate to use today as the catalyst for my renewed effort in writing and creating again. I'll start with baby steps, a few blog posts here, maybe a piece of flash fiction there. We'll see how it goes.
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The electronics firm announced on Thursday that 220 jobs would be lost at Pencoed and 80 at nearby Bridgend.
The company said the "changing market" for traditional cathode ray tube (CRT) televisions produced at the factories had resulted in the job losses.
Sony said customers had moved towards flat-screen televisions resulting in a lack of demand for the CRT models.
Sony makes cathode ray tubes at its Bridgend factory and the nearby Pencoed plant puts them into TV sets for the UK market. But the company said the accelerating trend to flat-screen televisions had hit demand for the products.
The company said that flat-screen TVs now accounted for half the market in value, with sales of the old-style larger screen TVs falling last year.
'Necessary reduction'
Sony said in a statement that this has had "a major impact" on demand for TVs made in south Wales and "we have to reassess the resources we need to deploy to meet market demand."
The statement continued: "We have reluctantly concluded that we will have to reduce the number of people we employ in south Wales to reflect the changing market environment."
Sony said it still expected demand for CRT products to be "significant in the medium term".
The company added that the Bridgend plant supplies cathode ray tubes to all Sony's European TV factories, including eastern Europe, where demand for the products is expected to remain.
But the company added that the Pencoed factory supplies TVs principally to the UK market, where there has been a "significant" growth in sales of flat panel models.
'Key employer'
Sony will remain a major employer in the Bridgend area with 1,200 workers remaining at the two factories.
Union official with Amicus, Graham Smith, said: "This is devastating news for the workers and the impact of these job losses will be felt across south Wales.
"It comes as no surprise though as Hitachi, Panasonic and LG Phillips have shed hundreds of jobs in south Wales because of the demand for new technologies.
"We will be talking to Sony about the possibility of expanding the work on the professional broadcast camera and developing flat panel products to try and save jobs at their Pencoed plant."
Welsh Economic Development Minister, Andrew Davies, said help would be provided for the workers affected by the Sony job cuts.
He added: "I have set up a project team to assist the company and meetings have already taken place about the diversification of Sony.
"I am personally committed to doing all I can to help those facing redundancy and help the company remain a key employer in Wales."
Panasonic transferred TV and set-top box production from Cardiff to the Czech Republic in 2004.


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Mary E. Kistner
b.30 Apr 1864 , Fayette, Pennsylvania
d.8 Oct 1941 Montevideo, Chippewa, Minnesota, United States
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Mary found in the following census:
1860 Somerset, Somerset, PA Federal Census (her parents & sister are listed Kesner) 1870 Waterloo, Black Hawk, IA Federal Census 1880 Waterloo, Black Hawk, IA Federal Census 1895 Black Hawk Twp., Black Hawk, IA State Census 1900 Center, Emmet, IA Federal Census 1920 Big Bend, Chippewa, MN Federal Census 1930 Big Bend, Chippewa, MN Federal Census
Mary Kistner lived with Edith (Beal) Steensland and with Ralph and Frieda in her later years. She died at the age of 77 in Montevideo. Mary was a very refined and meticulous person. Lots of wonderful qualities but difficult to get along with. Very high strung. Auburn hair. When Mary and Harvey would have an argument, she would leave the house and walk around the section. Harvey would hitch up the horses and go to get her (which she expected he would do). One time she went around the section one way and he went the other so she had to walk the entire 4 miles until the "found" each other. On Mary's golden wedding anniversary (Harvey had died in November of 1933) she left church and walked out to the cemetery to visit his grave. She didn't tell anyone where she was going or why. Marguerite and Aunt Marie Horstman found her out there and brought her home. She had been out there crying and was very upset. (She loved sympathy)!!!
The following pages include information on the ancestry of my Maternal Great grandparents, Harvey and Mary Kistner Beal. They emigrated from Hannover, Germany. Mary's father died of a stroke in the outdoor toilet. Mary's mother came to America in a sailboat. The voyage took 6 weeks of travel.
Harvey and Mary were married on July 16, 1887. She weighed 100 pounds on her wedding day. Her wedding dress has been saved through the years and is at Stanley Beal's home. Mary was a refined and cultured lady who taught school. Harvey and Mary's children were Ralph, Jesse, Elsie, Harold.
They were members of the Baptist church in Grouver, Iowa. In the early 1900's the Beals' moved to Mission Hill, South Dakota. Later they would move to the Round Lake, Minnesota area. After Harvey died, Mary lived with her son Ralph until her death October 8, 1941. Both Harvey and Mary are buried in the Round Lake Cemetery.
Children of Harvey and Mary: Elsie – married Walter Weaver, Cavalier,North Dakota Ralph - married Frieda Morgan, Round Lake, MN Jesse - married Clara Morgan, Spokane, WA Edith - married Lloyd Steensland, Appleton, MN Harold - married Viola Germain, Wheaton, MN Fred - married May Hayes, Appleton, MN Gladys died of diptheria as a child
Mary birthdate: Became senile. Spread hand with butter. Lived in little house on farm until she moved in with Edith and Lloyd. Harvey occupation: Names, birthdates, where did they live.
There are NO picures of the Kistner side of the family. Mary's father died of a stroke in the outhouse. Mary came to the United States by sailboat and it took six weeks to get here.
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Today is the birthday
… of Colin Powell. He's 77. As I exited my office in 2001, I nearly ran into Secretary Powell and National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice walking down the hall after leaving one of Vice President Cheney's Energy Task Force meetings. Powell is one of eight Secretaries of State that I've met or seen, but the only one I almost knocked over.
… of Michael Moriarty, born in Detroit 73 years ago today. Moriarty has won three Emmy awards, but none for playing Ben Stone in Law and Order despite five nominations. NewMexiKen liked Moriarty best as Henry "Author" Wiggen in Bang the Drum Slowly (with Robert De Niro).
Booker T. Washington was born on this date in 1856.
An incident of Dr. Washington's life that stirred up a controversy throughout the country was the occasion of his dining at the White House with President Roosevelt on Oct. 16, 1901. Dr. Washington went to the White House at the invitation of the President, and, when the news was spread abroad, thousands, both North and South, who were moved by race prejudice or by a belief that social equality between blacks and whites had been encouraged, became angry. Most of the criticism fell upon Colonel Roosevelt, but the incident served also to injure Dr. Washington's work in some parts of the South.
Spencer Tracy was born on this date in 1900. Tracy was nominated for the Best Actor Oscar nine times and won twice, for Captains Courageous and Boys Town. Tracy died in 1967.
Ruth Elizabeth Davis was born on this date in 1908. As Bette Davis she was nominated for the Best Actress Oscar 11 times, winning for Dangerous and Jezebel. Davis died in 1989.
Conductor Herbert von Karajan was also born on this date in 1908 and he, too, died in 1989.
Gregory Peck was born on this date in 1916. Peck was nominated for the Best Actor Oscar five times, winning for To Kill a Mockingbird. Mr. Peck also won the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award. Peck died in 2003.
Joseph Lister was born on this date in 1827. His principle that bacteria must never enter a surgical incision was a breakthrough for modern surgery. Lister died in 1912.


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Sam Bird believes that his new GP2 team Russian Time is capable of fighting for the title in its rookie season.
The team has taken over the entry of frontrunning squad iSport, which won the drivers' title in 2007 with Timo Glock.
Its Russian owners have spoken of fighting for wins as soon as possible, and Mercedes F1 tester Bird reckons it can be done.
"I believe that good things can come from this," Bird told AUTOSPORT. "I know it's a new team but they have a good base.
"As long as we learn there is no reason why we can't fight for good things at the end of the year.
"I haven't driven a GP2 car in a year and a half, but the aim is to outscore as many people as possible at the first round and prove that we can be a title contender."
Russian Time has not had to rely on its budget coming from its driver line-up, so it has been able to recruit two GP2 race winners in Bird and Tom Dillmann.
Bird, who only landed the deal with less than a week before the first round at Sepang this weekend, believes that the team's approach is good enough to be a contender in the F1 support series.
"It's an extremely professional outfit," he said. "Having spoken to them and seen what they've been up to, the preparation and their attention to detail shows how serious they are.
"This is not just a team buying another team, it's a team that genuinely wants to win and they're going about it in the right way.
"I believe we should only be aiming for the highest positions, and with the people that we have on board, there is no reason why we can't achieve the maximum in the team's first year."
Bird added that he was relieved to land a race deal so late in the day, as he was facing a season spent on the sidelines.
"To be able to race in one of the feeder series to F1 is amazing," he said. "When you don't have a drive and something else comes up at the last minute it makes you realise how lucky you are.
"I need to thank Russian Time for their confidence in me, but also Toto Wolff and Ron Meadows at the Mercedes F1 team and my management CJ Motorsport.
"They have all helped this deal fall into place and have put in a lot of work."
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Two arrested in northwest break in
Lisims/Nass Valley RCMP in the Nass Valley were alerted to a break and enter in progress in the early morning hours of November 11th, 2012 at the Gonu Store located at 4075 Rush Street, New Aiyansh.
Cst. Spencer Owen arrived minutes later to observe fresh foot prints in the snow leading to a side door where suspects gained entry, report RCMP.
Inside, police say the officer located two suspects trying to hide in the basement of the building. Two pack-sacks containing merchandise from the store were also located.
Both suspects, well known to police, were arrested and later charged with breaking and entering.
They have been released to family on strict conditions pending their court appearance on January 14th, 2013 in New Aiyansh.
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The Grove School
The Grove School in Redlands is hosting a Goodwill Drive fundraiser. If you have clothes, or other household items you'd like to donate, collections times are Fridays 7 to 8 a.m., or Saturdays at the school's Farmer's Market 8 a.m. to noon.
The school is at 11126 Iowa Ave. in Redlands.
YouthHope is completely out of $5 fast-food gift cards. They are desperately in need of McDonalds, Bakers, or Del Taco gift cards.
They give these to hungry kids, and their case managers use them to buy the kids food when they take them to appointments.
"We are OUT! We would greatly appreciate gift card donations!" the group posted on its Facebook page.
Redlanders may drop them off at 1175 W. Redlands Blvd., Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays between 3 and 6 p.m.
Cope Middle School Music Boosters
The Cope Middle School Music Boosters will present an evening of magic by the International Brotherhood of Magic, Ring 254 March 29 in the Cope multipurpose room.
A taco dinner will be from 5 to 6:30 p.m. ($5 dinner) and the magic show begins at 6:30 p.m. ($5 show).
Proceeds will go toward instrument repair, supplies and transportation for our future musicians.
A snack bar will also be available, and entertainment will be provided by the Cope Jazz Band.
Sacred Heart Academy
Sacred heart Academy will hold its 22nd annual golf tournament April 5.
Shotgun start is at 1 p.m. at the Yucaipa Valley Golf Club. Cost is $100 per golfer.
Santa Maria barbecue will follow at Holy Name of Jesus on Olive Avenue in Redlands.
Non-golfer attendance at the barbecue is $20.
To particpate, contact Coach Fouch at 909-792-3958 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Building a Generation
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month! Start your day with a hearty breakfast and help a great agency in Redlands. Join us on April 26 to support Building A Generation, a non-profit that provides prevention and early intervention services that help the children in our community.
Please come to the Applebee's fundraiser breakfast and have unlimited breakfast for only $10.
Breakfast will be served from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Applebee's Restaurant, 2046 W. Redlands Blvd., Redlands.
The restaurant's number is 909-335 -7372
Tickets can be purchased at 932 W. Cypress Ave., Redlands, 909-793-8822 or pay at the door.
The group's website is www.BuildingAGeneration.org
Angels' Closet
Angels' Closet Charities will hold a fashion show and luncheon May 10 at 11 a.m. at the Redlands East Valley High School Wildcat Cafe.
DenM, Nectar and Seed will provide the fashions.
Bon Appetit will do the catering.
There will be prize drawings, a live auction, vendors and tours of Angels' Closet, which provides clothing and more to local students in need.
Tickets are $30. Call 909-794-7967 or visit www.angels-closet.org
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Want to add safety and security to the look of your home? Add an outdoor wall or ceiling light that comes with a built-in photocell.
Sometimes called dusk to dawn outdoor lighting fixtures, these outdoor lights will automatically turn on at night and off at dawn.
When you're coming home late at night, the photocell does all the work for you and your porch or garage light will be on and shining brightly. They also work great if you go out of town.
Not only do they add security and curb appeal, but they can also save you money on your energy bill by automatically turning on and off.
These have become very popular in the last year or so as consumers look for ways to save money and become more energy efficient!
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Friday May 28th 2010 will be a legendary night in nyc history as Liondub International and Konkrete Jungle Outernational present the 3rd installment of their already infamous TWO SOUNDS CLASH PARTIES...This event, which as always features two floors of serious bass heavy sound, brings in some heavyweight talent from across the world to celebrate the release of Marcus Visionary's first full length "CARIB" LP on the liondub international imprint, which officialy drops at all major digital retailers on MAY 2nd, 2010...Singles off the CARIB LP have garnered support from heavyweight DJ's like Rusko, Annie Nightingale, MJ Cole, Benny Page, Shy Fx and Mistajam just to name a few. The album is focused on Marcus' genre defying 140 bpm sounds that he has developed over the past 3 years, but you can also expect a full audio assault of dubstep and jungle from him as well.
To top the night off, we are proud to present EL-B and J DA Flex from the Ghost/Tempa and Southside camps for their first ever NYC appearance together. These two highly decorated originators of the garage and dubstep scenes face off at Two Sounds Clash III in celebration of the relaunch of the Ghost Records imprint and the release of the highly anticipated Nu-Levels Compilation. In case you need reminding, both El-B and J Da are two of the foremost rhythm architects of the dark garage sound that predated and inspired dubstep, combining Drum'n'Bass' twisted potential with streetwise garage slink on their Ghost label around the turn of the century. The fingerprints of their original style are smudged all over the wax of everyone from Untold to Burial nowadays. They both bring minimal gangster business and the original flavor that set dubstep up for its worlwide takeover. To top the main room off, Iron Myke of Enkryption Project will drop serious bassweight as Human? hosts and drops his signature "Fuck Your Genre" sound on the crowd. This room will be absolute heat!
At the same time, the Reggae and Dancehall VIP room will feature a Live set from Jahdan and Liondub who are both celebrating the release of The General video as well as Jahdan's participation in Marcus' full length release with hits like The General Remix, Brooklyn Anthem Remix and Mama So Divine Remix. To top things up even further, Brooklyns own secret weapon Livity Movements will drop Reggae heat alongside, Silvacat Sound with Jugganaut and King Capone. Lastly our resident video man, and dubwise specialist, Amadeus, will bring the roots reggae and dubwise flavor to open the VIP room up..
This night will go down as one of the most monumental events in NYC. Dont miss history in the making as Two Sounds Clash returns to Brooklyn, Friday May 28th, 2010. Jungle & Dubstep face off with Reggae and Dancehall!
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Cyclops Friends Mittens
When I was little, I loved making strings of paper dolls. Although, I would often pass on the standard girl in a dress shape in favor of something more interesting. I thought of this while designing the Cyclops Friends Mittens, a string of happy little monsters, wrapping around my daughter's mittens. This is a fairly simple fair isle pattern, knitted stranded and in the round. It's a good introduction to fair isle if you've been itching to try it yourself.


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"Oh no, did Loomba fall down and go boomers?" I said running over to my crying toddler. "Mama" tripped from his lips while tears ran down his cheeks. He wasn't at all hurt. He slipped on the hardwood and scared himself.
"Christine. What are you dooooooooooing?" Uncle Bri yelled from the couch.
"What! He went boom-boom?" I said pushing JD into my chest, smelling his sweet-pea-scented hair.
"You're turning him into a (lowered voice) pussy," he said.
Am I?
Uncle Bri maintains I "coddle" JD too much. That I always come to his rescue with a "retarded it's OK rainbows song" when he falls down. He's also over me saying "Don't run!" or "Gentle" when JD is acting like a 12-year-old on a sugar rush.
Two weeks ago, Uncle Bri came to Gymboree class with us--where he hit on JD's friend's nanny--GAWD! Chatted up the "hot moms" and proclaimed the class was nothing more than "controlled chaos--cool!" For anyone who's been to a Gymboree class with a very active toddler, you know you have to be on their little butts or they can get hurt. JD has, and I am on his butt. Yeah, all of the mountains are made up of big, cushy mats, but some of those structures have three-foot drops (some higher), and that means something really bad could happen if a toddler falls. (Side-note: I am freakishly paranoid about serious, bodily injuries like a broken neck.) The structures make me nervous, but I let JD crawl and walk and jump like the other kids--I just shadow him, as do the other moms. Well, Uncle Bri said: "Give him space." And Uncle Bri gave him space--and I shot across the room at warp speed and broke JD's fall. "Christine. It's a soft mat. Chill," Uncle Bri said. "BRIAN. THERE IS A DROP. HE COULD BREAK SOMETHING. HE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THE DROP. HE'LL WALK THE PLANK. SO WHAT IF IT'S SOFT? HE CAN STILL FALL
" I said, whisking JD away to circle time.
"When he's five, I'm taking him outside and chucking a Nerf ball at him. He's not going to kindergarten like a (lowered voice) pussy boy," Uncle Bri said, conforming to circle time and singing "Row row row your boat!"
I don't think I coddle JD. I think I mother him--and there's a fine line. Maybe if his father was around they would wrestle and play rough and "atta boy!" GF Carlo and Uncle Bri do that with him, but not everyday. Should I "boy" up? Do you coddle your kids?


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Perham teachers start tech training
Perham teachers and staff have started training in on their new iPads. They recently completed the first of a series of five day-long training sessions that will continue through the summer.
Grouped together based on ability levels, teachers concentrated on a variety of issues, including: accessing online storage, educational applications, e-books, lesson plans and other basic uses for iPads.
Some of the more technologically-advanced teachers are already developing skills to utilize a 'flip classroom,' in which students watch videotaped lessons at home and then do homework assignments in the classroom.
Opportunities like this are available for the first time due to the Perham-Dent School District's recent purchase of iPads - one for each student in ninth through 12th grades as well as teachers and staff, plus a scattering of iPads spread throughout the elementary and middle schools.
Funds for the new technology were available through a levy referendum passed by voters in April.
"It levels the playing field," Superintendent Mitch Anderson said of the iPads in an interview. Now all students at Perham High School will have access to the same technology, regardless of personal situations.
Anderson said the main goal of this project is to improve student achievement by increasing technology in the classroom.
"A present and engaged student is the best student to have," he said.
But before the district can reach its overall goal, the teachers need to be trained on how to use the iPads in their classrooms. Come fall, students will go through a similar series of training opportunities.
In the future, the district hopes the iPads help meet cost saving measures - less paper (because assignments will be done electronically) and less textbook purchasing (because of affordable and readily available e-books).


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Tell Mommy: What Toy Was the Big Hit This Holiday?
Now that most of the gifts have been opened and the tots have had a few days to acquaint themselves with their loot we want to know what the big hit was this season. The Zhu Zhu was the most talked about toy but it was the American Girl doll that had my niece doing cartwheels. The piano stole my daughter's heart, and a pair of wooden drumsticks was all my lil drummer boy needed to put a smile on his wee face.
So tell us, what was the winner in your home?


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LINDSEY -- W. Perry Kuehne passed away peacefully at home on Friday, March 22, 2013, after a brief battle with cancer.
Perry was born on July 15, 1927, in Canandaigua, N.Y., to William and Zoe Kuehne, of Rushville, N.Y. Perry graduated from Middlesex Valley Central School, in Rushville, N.Y. in 1945 and enlisted in the U.S. Navy after graduation. He completed boot camp at Sampson, N.Y. and attended technical training at Norman, Okla., where he qualified as an aircraft instrument mechanic. Perry was then stationed at NAS Quonset, R.I. He served four years in the Navy and was honorably discharged in 1949.
After his military service, Perry farmed and maintained vineyards in and around Rushville, N.Y. until 1972. He then worked as a service manager for various farm equipment dealerships in New York, Texas, and Ohio, including the Streaker Tractor Dealership in Fremont. Perry loved to travel within the United States, especially in the western states, and has visited all the states with the exception of Alaska. In retirement, he loved woodworking, gardening, genealogy, and World War II history.
Perry leaves behind his wife of 64 years, Gladys Brown Kuehne, and his beloved dog Susie, as well as five children and their families: Robert and his wife Shirley; Arthur and his wife Linda; Patricia and her husband Jim; Kristine; Jonathan and his wife Julie. He also leaves 13 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, as well as a brother David of Rushville, N.Y.
Please join the family for a celebration of Perry's life on April 6, 2013 from 2-4 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church, located at 231 S. Maple Street, Lindsey, OH. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that memorials be made to Hospice of Memorial Hospital, 430 S. Main Street, Clyde, Ohio, 43410.
Online condolences can be made by visiting www.hermankinn.com.


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"The Kind Of M&A To Do Right Now"
In the August 12, 2010 issue of Forbes.com, Booz & Company Partner Paul Leinwand and Senior Partner Cesare Mainardi (both North America) wrote that the future of mergers and acquisitions should center around a business's distinctive capabilities—"a capabilities filter to guide a rejuvenated M&A strategy," as they put it in a bylined piece. "We happen to be unashamed capability bigots," they wrote. "That is, we believe that the deals most worth doing are the ones that will help you better do what you already do well." As such, Leinwand and Mainardi urged leaders to slot M&A deals into one of four categories—deals that help strengthen a company's distinctive capabilities; add products or services that are a close fit with its capabilities; help to expand internationally; and propel a company into some new area of business unrelated to the core. The authors cited a Booz & Company study of health-care M&A since 1995 that found deals completed to augment capabilities had 38 percent more winners than losers, as measured by the acquirers' stock prices one year out.