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Note: "Wednesday" refers to April 25
OSTOMY SUPPORT: The Ostomy Support Group of North San Diego County will meet at 1 p.m. Friday in Assembly Room 2 on the lower level of Tri City Medical Center, 4002 Vista Way. The guest speaker will be Andrew R. Deemer, MD Of Coastal Surgeons in Oceanside to talk about the latest developments and treatments for ostomy patients. Call 760-213-2501.
HEART SUPPORT: San Diego North Coastal WomenHeart welcomes women with concerns about cardiac health to share information and sisterhood at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday at Glen View, 1950 Calle Barcelona, Carlsbad. Contact Marilyn Deak at 760-438-5890.
PARKINSON'S: Cardiff -- North County Parkinson's support group meets from 1-3 p.m. May 2 at Belmont Village of Cardiff by the Sea, 3535 Manchester Ave., Cardiff. Neuro-opthamologist Dr. Benjamin Frishberg speaks on "Vision and Eye Problems with Parkinson's." Call 760-295-0540.
PARKINSON'S: Vista -- North County Parkinson's support group meets from 10 a.m.-noon May 9 at Gloria McClellan Senior Center, Brengle Terrace Park, 1400 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista. Sherrie Gould of Scripps Clinic, Division of Neurology, speaks on "Living Well With Parkinson's: Understanding Parkinson's and Current Treatment." Call 760-940-2763.
HEALTH-CARE AUTHOR SPEAKS: Author T.R. Reid, a correspondent and reporter with NPR and PBS, will present a seminar based on his book, "The Healing of America: A Global Quest for Better, Cheaper, and Fairer Health Care," at 5 p.m. Monday at AMN Healthcare, 12400 High Bluff Drive in San Diego. Cost is $30. Reserve to 858-534-9999 and reference the TR Reid Healthcare Seminar and Section ID 090148.
FALL AND FIRE PREVENTION: The Fallbrook Hospital Senior Circle will host a free talk on "Falls and Fire Prevention for Older Adults" at 2 p.m. Thursday at Silvergate, 420 Elbrook Drive in Fallbrook. Reserve to 760-731-8433.
AT PH: Palomar Health hosts free and low-cost health education classes and screenings. Register to 800-628-2880 (required) or visit www.pph.org and click on "Classes and Events" unless otherwise noted:
- "Acupuncture for Hypertension," 6 p.m. Thursday, Pomerado Outpatient Pavilion, Education Classroom, 15611 Pomerado Road, Poway. Learn about clinical evidence that explains how acupuncture may be used as an alternative therapy for hypertension. Free.
- "HeartSaver First Aid," 6-9 p.m. Thursday, Pomerado Hospital, Conference Room C/D, 15615 Pomerado Road, Poway. This class provides instruction on the general principles of first aid, as well as medical, injury and environmental emergencies. Fee is $45.
- "Becoming a Young Woman," 7 p.m. Friday, The HealthSource, San Marcos, 125 Vallecitos de Oro, Suite A, San Marcos. This informative class helps girls ages 10 to 12 explore the emotional and physical changes of puberty. There is no discussion on sex. Mothers are encouraged to attend. Fee is $15 / daughter and mother. This class available for off-site instruction. Call 858-675-5376.
- "Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence," 6 p.m. Monday, Pomerado Outpatient Pavilion, Education Classroom, 15611 Pomerado Road, Poway. Where you have your surgery can be as important as who performs the surgery. Free.
SENIOR SEMINARS: Tri-City Hospital Foundation and George Chamberlin, NBC's financial expert and host of "Money Matters," offer the second set of free quarterly seminars to teach North County seniors how to stay financially and physically healthy. The first seminar will take place at 10 a.m. May 5 at Tri-City Wellness Center, 6250 El Camino Real, Carlsbad. Topics include fraud, credit and identity theft, estate planning, health care and its impact on seniors, health care reform, and the future of Tri-City Medical Center. Reserve via www.tricityhospitalfoundation.com or 760-940-3370. Subsequent seminars are at 4 p.m. May 17 at Shadowridge Country Club, 1980 Gateway Drive, Vista; and 4 p.m. May 23 at Courtyard Marriott, 3501 Seagate Way, Oceanside.
ALZHEIMER'S AND DEMENTIA: The Center for Compassionate Care of The Elizabeth Hospice hosts a free three-part workshop for those who love someone with memory impairments, to be held at 930 Canterbury Place, Escondido. RSVP to 760-737-2050:
- 5 p.m. May 8: Living with Alzheimer's
- 10 a.m. May 18: Compassionate Communication (featured guest speaker from the Alzheimer's Association)
- 5 p.m. May 22: Managing Frustrations
AT SCRIPPS: Scripps Health offers these lectures and more at its various sites. Register to 800-727-4777; visit scripps.org:
- "Caring for Loved Ones With Dementia," 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, a free all-day workshop for caregivers of family with dementia, at Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas, Conference Center, 354 Santa Fe Drive, Encinitas. Debra Lobatz, a licensed marriage and family therapist, along with other specialists, will cover topics including neurological and psychiatric perspectives; stress management; legal and financial considerations; and community resources. Representatives from local agencies that provide assistance to caregivers and patients will be available. Beverages and snacks provided, but please bring a sack lunch.
SKIN CANCER SCREENINGS: Free skin cancer screenings will be offered from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 5 at the Tri-City Wellness Center, 6250 El Camino Real, Carlsbad. The event is sponsored by Tri-City Medical Center with Dermatologist Medical Group of North County. Call Tri-City Health Link at 855-222-TCMC (8262).
TOP NURSES: Fallbrook Hospital is seeking to honor one of its nurses through its annual Patient Choice Award program. The hospital is asking for community input, and one nurse chosen from the nominations will receive the Patient Choice Award at Fallbrook Hospital during Nurses' Week, May 6-12. If you or a family member have come to Fallbrook Hospital for inpatient, outpatient or emergency care in the past year and you have a nurse you'd like to thank for going the extra mile, don't miss this chance. Nominations for the 2012 Patient Choice Award will be accepted until April 27. Make nominations online at www.fallbrookhospital.com/nominations or mail to: Monique Murphy-Mijares, Marketing Director, Fallbrook Hospital, 624 E. Elder St., Fallbrook, CA 92028.
DRUG DROPOFF DAY: A Prescription Drug Take Back Day where people can dispose of unwanted prescription medications will be held from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday at these locations. No questions asked. Sharps (syringes) not accepted. For more locations and information, visit www.sdsheriff.net:
- Scripps Encinitas Hospital 354 Santa Fe Drive, Encinitas
- Scripps Coastal Medical Center 2176 Salk Ave., Carlsbad
- Scripps Rancho Bernardo Clinic 15004 Innovation Drive, San Diego
- Tri-City Hospital 4002 Vista Way, Oceanside
- Fallbrook Sheriff's Station 388 E. Alvarado St., Fallbrook
- Escondido Police Station 1163 N. Centre City Pkwy., Escondido
- Ramona - Albertson's Parking Lot 1459 Main St., Ramona
- Poway Sheriff's Station 13100 Bowron Road, Poway
Camp Pendleton (military, retirees, beneficiaries and staff only)
- Front Gate (20 Area) in Parking Lot at Wire Mountain Road and Vandegrift Boulevard
- Naval Hospital near Pharmacy Building
- San Onofre Parking Lot near MCX
Also, these locations in North San Diego County have permanent dropoff boxes:
- Oceanside Police Department 3855 Mission Ave., Oceanside
- Vista Station, San Diego County Sheriff's 325 S. Melrose Drive, Vista
- Encinitas Station, San Diego County Sheriff's 175 N. El Camino Real, Encinitas
- San Marcos Station, San Diego County Sheriff's 182 Santar Place, San Marcos
- Fallbrook Substation, San Diego County Sheriff's 388 E. Alvarado St., Fallbrook
WELLNESS FAIR: Vista Farmers Market hosts its second Wellness Fair from 8 a.m.-noon Saturday at the 300 block of South Melrose at the county courthouse parking grounds. Experts in dentistry, chiropractic care, yoga, pediatrics and much more will be on hand.s spring event will also feature the Kidney Trust, which will be on-site offering free kidney screenings for diabetes and high blood pressure and giving on-site results. The test, which would cost more than $100 at a doctor's office, is being offered free for up to 2,000 guests.
HEALTHY KIDS DAY: Palomar Family YMCA invites all to Healthy Kids Day from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. May 5, a national event held at more than 1,600 YMCAs across the county. The Palomar Family YMCA, 1050 N. Broadway in Escondido, will be focusing on showing families in our community how they can "Take on Summer." This free community event will include roughly 40 kid-friendly, health-related booths, free food, the San Diego Bloodmobile, and E Recycling. Also attending will be the Escondido police and fire departments, and local vendors that focus on youth development, healthy living or social Responsibility. Visit www.palomar.ymca.org.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY: Fallbrook Hospital will celebrate the Healthy Woman Program's fifth anniversary with a special dinner and presentation starting at 5 p.m. May 22 at Pala Mesa Resort. Dinner is at 6 p.m. and motivational speaker Dale Smith Thomas will present "Real Women ---- Real Lives ---- Keys to Becoming Your Personal Best!" Cost for the event is $30. Reserve by May 11 to 760-731-8432 or online at www.fallbrookhospital.com/healthywoman.
HALF-PRICE WHITENING: The team at Coleman Dentistry: Center for Smile Enhancement in Vista has committed to raising money for webcams in the hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).The webcams allow working parents, deployed military and distant relatives to stay connected and close to their little patients over a computer or mobile device. Now through July 31, the center will whiten teeth for roughly half the regular price and donate 100 percent of the proceeds, as well as 1 percent of its gross revenues, to Tri-City Hospital Foundation. The goal is to raise $50,000 to purchase the webcam system. Coleman Dentistry will also donate 5 percent of any return service booked after a whitening service and completed by July 31. Appointments are required and gift certificates are available as well by calling 760-429-7337. For more, visit http://www.sandiegocosmeticdental.com/tricity.html. Coleman Dentistry: Center for Smile Enhancement is at 110 Civic Center Drive, Suite 102 in Vista.
FELDENKRAIS EVENT: To celebrate National Feldenkrais Week, A. Noone Feldenkrais Studio is presenting a Feldenkrais marathon from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. May 5 at 811 Academy Drive, Solana Beach. Free Awareness Through Movement lessons will be offered every hour on the hour. Wear loose clothing. Lessons can be experienced lying down or in a chair. Mats provided, or bring your own. Bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the San Diego Food Bank and get a coupon for a free lesson to use another day. Call 858-442-4809.
BLOOD DONATIONS: The San Diego Blood Bank is hosting these donation opportunities. Call 800-469-7322:
- 8 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Rancho Bernardo High School, 13010 Paseo Lucido, San Diego
- 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday, Calvary Chapel Bible College, 39405 Murrieta Hot Springs Road, Murrieta
- 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Thursday, Scripps Clinic, 15004 Innovation Drive, Rancho Bernardo
- 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, Conrad Companies, 476 Vermont Ave., Escondido
- 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, American Legion Post #365, 1234 S. Santa Fe Ave., Vista
- 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sunday, St. Michael's Catholic Church, 15546 Pomerado Road, Poway
- 8 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Sunday, Solana Beach Presbyterian Church, 120 Stevens Ave., Solana Beach
- 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sunday, V.G. Donuts & Bakery, 106 Aberdeen Drive, Cardiff
- 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesday, Westview High School, 13500 Camino Del Sur, San Diego
- 10 a.m.-3 p.m. May 3, MiraCosta College -- San Elijo Campus, 3333 Manchester Ave., Cardiff
- 9 a.m.-2 p.m. May 5, Palomar Family YMCA, 1050 N. Broadway, Escondido
- 8 a.m.-1 p.m. May 6, North Coast Calvary Chapel, 1330 Poinsettia Lane, Carlsbad
- 2-7 p.m. May 8, Magdalena Ecke Family YMCA, 200 Saxony Road, Encinitas
- 1-6 p.m. May 8, Souplantation, 26420 Ynez Road, Temecula
- 8 a.m.-1 p.m. May 10, Ortega High School, 520 Chaney St., Lake Elsinore
- 10 a.m.-3 p.m. May 11, 3E Company, 3207 Grey Hawk Court, Carlsbad
- 9 a.m.-2 p.m. May 13, Mission Hills Church, 400 Mission Hills Court, San Marcos
- 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. May 15, Kilroy Sabre Springs, 13520 Evening Creek Drive N., Sabre Springs
- 1-6 p.m. May 16, Albertsons, 1459 Main St., Ramona
- 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. May 16, Intuit, 7555 Torrey Santa Fe Road, San Diego
- 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. May 17, Kaplan College, 2022 University Drive, Vista
- 7:30 a.m.-1 p.m. May 20, St. James Catholic Church, 625 S. Nardo Ave., Solana Beach
- 8 a.m.-1 p.m. May 20, St. Stephen Catholic Church, 31020 Cole Grade Road, Valley Center
- Noon-5 p.m. May 21, RSF Rady Children's Hospital Auxiliary & RSF Community Center, 5970 La Sendita, Rancho Santa Fe
- 9 a.m.-2 p.m. May 26, Claim Jumper, 29540 Rancho California Road, Temecula
- 8 a.m.-1 p.m. May 27, Christ The King Lutheran Church, 1602 S. Stage Coach Lane, Fallbrook
- 8 a.m.-1 p.m. May 27, Las Flores Church of the Nazarene, 1400 Las Flores Drive, Carlsbad
- 9:30 am.-2:30 p.m. May 29, Encinitas City Hall, 505 S. Vulcan Ave., Encinitas
DRIVERS WANTED: The American Cancer Society-sponsored "Road to Recovery" program, which provides transportation for cancer patients to and from their medical appointments, needs volunteers from all areas of the county. Hours can vary, but the average driver volunteers about four hours a week, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Drive as often as you wish, once a month, or several times a month, as you are available. Dispatchers can volunteer from home and are also needed to coordinate rides for patients. Volunteers are asked to fill out an application and submit a copy of their driving record and proof of insurance to be covered by an ACS insurance policy secondary to volunteer's insurance. Call the American Cancer Society at 800-ACS-2345, or visit www.cancer.org.
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Dang! I honestly don't know where my days go!! I better play catch up!
So I did a punch art class a few weeks back and here are two of the super cute things we did.
This first one I got the idea from one of my downline, Chris Bladow.
Umm yep how easy is that?? Just the owl punch and the branch from the bird punch. His wings are the owls vest! I also took the modern label punch and just cut it smaller for my sentiment.
This next one, is just the bird punch for the stems and of course the extra large oval punch. Easy peasy!
Thanks for stopping by!
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PEORIA, Ariz. — Left-hander Santos Rodriguez is well aware that he has more to prove than just throwing a 98 mph fastball.
"First of all, I'm trying to get on that (40-man) roster, and I know there are other teams watching," Rodriguez said. "I want to get in the big leagues."


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After you beat the game once you unlock this. What elite mode is the same story and same enemies except at 50 levels higher then the first time through.
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Papa Roach vs. Art of Anarchy – Cage Match
First off, congrats are in order for Skillet. The band's current single "Back From the Dead" just became the latest entrant into the Cage Match Hall of Fame after besting Seether's "Let You Down" over this past week. With Skillet's song retiring, there will be a new Cage Match champ this week, so let's see who's ready to do battle.
In one corner, you've got Papa Roach's "Help," the latest hard rocking track from the Cali crew. Like many of Papa Roach's tracks, there's a personal investment in the song as Jacoby Shaddix belts about struggling with his thoughts. The song is featured on Papa Roach's still-untitled forthcoming album.
Their opponent is a song that also deals with personal struggles. Art of Anarchy's "The Madness" was penned by singer Scott Stapp about his very public issues that came to light over a scary period a few years back. "The Madness," from the Art of Anarchy album of the same name, is off to a solid start for the rising rockers.
So now it's your turn to tell us which song you prefer. Listen to Papa Roach's "Help" and Art of Anarchy's "The Madness" in the players provided, then vote in the poll below for which song you want to see advance.
(This Cage Match will run until March 27 at 2PM ET. Fans can vote once per hour! So come back and vote often to make sure your favorite song wins!)
Papa Roach, "Help"
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Rules of Cage Match:
Fans can vote once per hour for their favorite song. If a song remains the reigning champ for five straight cage matches, it is retired to the Loudwire Cage Match Hall of Fame. With so many great songs out there, we have to give other bands a chance!


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You need to post the command that you typed which led to the error
Dear all, I have just started using Stata for a time series analysis. However, there has already been to much failure before even started the acutal testing.
I imported certain time series data including a date variable. I managed to convert the data into stata accepted dates. When performing a Dickey Fuller Unit root test I get the error:
no observations
This is almost not possible, since when I "summarize" i get the following table:
Variable | Obs Mean Std. Dev. Min Max
date | 0
i_spiindex | 141 1026.285 219.8331 573.86 1529.47
daten | 141 16769.21 1243.223 14640 18900
which clearly indicates that there are 141 observations.
and for the "describe" i get:
Contains data
obs: 141
vars: 2
size: 2,538 (99.8% of memory free)
storage display value
variable name type format label variable label
date str10 %10s
i_spiindex float %9.0g I_SPI Index
Sorted by:
Note: dataset has changed since last saved
all this indicates that it is nummeric data I am using, but still it does not work at all.
has anybody had the same problem yet or knows how to deal with it? I really appreciate your help.
Many Thanks
You need to post the command that you typed which led to the error
i typed in the following commands:
dfuller i_spiindex, trend lags(2)
varsoc i_spiindex, maxlag(10)
I think the problem is not so much the commands but moreover the problem with the data i imported. Additionally, i imported the data from a .txt file tab-deliminated
thanks a lot
Yes, I think you're right. I don't know anything about time series analysis, but generally this kind of problem occurs when a command is restricting the number of observations and the restriction ends up excluding all observations for some reason (which as you said, may point to a problem with the data). Does the -dfuller- command work if you run it without the trend and lags options?
Hey Guys
I have a similar problem but with the command varsoc? How did you resolve the problem bukharin?
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Well, lookee there.
Clay Jenkins, the neophyte judge of Dallas County, showed Tuesday that he knows how to get a leg up on critics who say he presides over his court with clay feet.
So what if the judge, still a tenderfoot in my book, trampled over the Constitution in the process. By golly, Jenkins kept a crowded Commissioners Court chambers in check with a hair-trigger gavel and heretofore unseen iron-fisted authority.
But guess what?
There was no shouting and name-calling at this meeting. No one got called a "chief mullah." No one was told — not out loud, at least — to "go to hell," either.
And no one probably will feel the urge to hastily upload a YouTube video of the tame meeting for the entire civilized world to see.
Unless, that is, someone wants to make political hay out of the way Jenkins wielded his gavel — you know, the same gavel we all thought the broken-leg judge swallowed last week along with his painkillers.
This was a different Jenkins.
This was a politician trying to get his groove back.
This was a no-nonsense judge trying to show that he's neither a John Wiley Price puppet nor a hapless pawn in the chess match between Price and his outspoken political opponents.
So what happened? Apparently, after being embarrassed a week ago, Jenkins found his backbone.
Not only did the judge push through a new code-of-conduct policy for county commissioners — something he vowed to do while campaigning for the job — he cracked down on anyone who even hinted at unruliness.
And, in Jenkins' mind at least, that was just about everyone who spoke. He didn't allow anyone to tear into Price. Heck, he didn't even let speakers throw jabs at the Commissioners Court in general.
Frankly, for those who believe that speakers should be able to tell elected officials what's on their mind, Jenkins probably went too far.
One former elected official, Ron Price, even said as much. Price, a former Dallas public schools trustee who's not related to John Wiley Price, likened the judge's heavy-handed approach to a "communist state."
"Sometimes you just have to take the shots," Ron Price told our county reporter, Kevin Krause.
He's right. In a democratic society, criticism — and an occasional tongue lashing — comes with the turf.
Surely Jenkins gets that. Surely the judge doesn't think he can get away with silencing speakers forever. The jury's still out, mind you, on whether he can even keep Price and his cohorts in line.
"There is no one I know of who can bring John Wiley Price to order," ex-County Judge Jim Foster told WFAA-TV (Channel 8) last week.
But so far, even with a bad leg — which he broke in a nasty spill in his driveway during this month's ice storm — Jenkins has stuck his chest and chin out much farther than Foster ever did. He had no choice.
The judge was forced to show some leadership Tuesday, lest he see a repeat of the raucous, racially divisive sideshow that came to town last week. The three-ring circus that ensued was not all John Wiley Price's fault, either — although some are quick to lay all the blame at his feet.
Like I've said before, Price was flat-out wrong to yell, "Go to hell" to speakers. And I still wish he'd apologize for saying, "All of you are white. Go to hell."
But we can't let the speakers off the hook for needling Price and deliberately using provocative, inflammatory language to get a rise out of the commissioner. For example, even after Price told GOP precinct chairman Jeff Turner that he resented being called a "chief mullah," Turner kept after him.
And that is where Jenkins let everyone down, including himself, by not reining in Price or reprimanding Turner before the YouTube moment unfolded.
"I was slow to the gavel," Jenkins acknowledged last week.
No one could say that this week.
The judge didn't give 'em a chance.


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Orange County deputies Friday identified a man killed in a home-invasion robbery near Apopka as Samuel Jaymorris Preston.
Two men barged into a home in the 100 block of E. 18th Street about 12:30 a.m., and Preston was shot dead, said Jeff Williamson, a sheriff's spokesman. He was one of the home invaders, deputies said.


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I am writing in response to the uncle of Ryan Morales. He wants people to have mercy on his nephew. He stated, "He had an accident. Everybody makes mistakes. He's loving, he's caring and he'll help anybody. He just had an accident. He's having a hard time dealing with this."
To this I would have to say, "Poppycock!" How can you say, "He just had an accident?" He had a horrible collision that killed and horribly injured people! This young man has no respect for anything other than himself. He has convictions for domestic violence, burglary, possession of methamphetamine, evading police and more. He knew that he could evade police by driving at extremely high speeds because they would withdraw from the chase because it wasn't safe. He has a suspended license.
If the accusations are true, he made a choice on that day to drink alcohol with his father to an extreme. He then made a choice to get behind the wheel of a vehicle with a suspended driver's license and drive at an extremely dangerous speed while under the influence of alcohol. These, dear uncle, are choices, not mistakes! This was not an accident, this was a horrible collision that could have been prevented if he had made better choices.
It is obvious that Ryan has no regard or respect for anyone other than himself by the choices he has made. So does he deserve mercy? I would have to say no. Does he deserve forgiveness? Maybe so, if he truly is sorry for his actions, but that would be up to all the family members of the people he is accused of killing and those he injured — and whether forgiven or not, he still has to be held accountable for his actions.
Barbara Bradley


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Letter from Knoxville.the home of Brounlow — the journey from Virginia to this place — the fate of bridge Burners — illness of Parson Brownlow — incidents of the Journcy.
[special Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch.]
Knoxville, Tenn., Jan. 7, 1862.Being ensconsed for the night, in '"No. 7"' of the Lamar House, having been born on the '"7th"' of the month, and it being the '"7th"' day of the new year, I cannot resist the temptation to write you from the home of Brownlow, although wearied with a trip of one hundred and nineteen miles, which consumed twelve hours on the rail. As I entered my roos a number of books was observable on the mantle piece. Not having seen anything of the sort for more than a month, I laid violent hands on one, and, to my great surprise, found it to be the '"Life and Works of Thomas Cole."' Struck with the coincidence of name, I opened the volume hasfily, and made the discovery, that Thomas Cole was an English artist, who came to America in 1819, and obtained some celebrity in his professon. He delighted in visiting the Catskill mountains, and in a letter to a friend, he calls them the '"gray-headed mountains."' This expression reminds me of the mountains I have passed to-day, and '"gray-headed"' describes them to a dot. As the cars came slowly along by them, one's thoughts were inevitably turned to the traitors, who had scudded away in their fastnesses, and to the netarious acts of recent vandalism which caused the cars to move so cantiously. The running on the East Tennessee road is confined to day-light and then is performed with much circumspection. All the bridges burned have been rebuilt, with the exception of the one across the Holston at Union.--This will be up within twenty days. A detachment of Stovall's (Middle Georgia) Battalion is stationed at Union. Georgia troops guard the bridge over Lick Creek, and are stationed at Greenville, the former place of residence of Andy Arnold! Several North Carollna companies are at Marristown. The Government has stationed a competent force at all important points. It is a most pleasing reflection that some of the incendiaries have paid the penalty of their treason by dancing on nothing, and that those who have escaped to the mountains are being pursued with the sharpest sort of a stick! The place where I am penning this letter is known the world over as the home of Parson Brownlow, and his hitheric inseparable adjunct, '"the Knoxville Whig. "' But Brownlow has fallen into the sear and yellow leaf. Knoxville is at once the scene of his glory and his degradation. There is no one so poor as to do him reverence now. The yials of wrath which he has persistently poured on the heads of others through years of licentions journalism are now commended to his own wicked pate, and the miserable man, lashed by his conscience no less than by the community in which he lives, has been released from prison, and lies in his house here sick unto death. The policy of permitting Brownlow to be escorted without our lines into the enemy's country, is freely discussed, and intelligent persons deprecate it as fraught with incalculable mischief. He knows every hog path, every distillery, every secret cave in Eastern Tennessee, and could give Lincoln a better map of the country than all his engineers put together. And this is not all. Tabooed in the South, stung to desparation by the low estimation in which he is held by every true Southron, and flattered and frowned upon, as he would be by the Yankees, there is no telling the pitch of phrenzy to which he would carry the already morbid fanaticism of the North. Should the Parson quit his hold on this world, his best friend here would say Amea to his exit. The 56th Virginia Regiment left Abingdon on Friday last, commanded by Capt; Thos. T. Boswell. The field officers were necessarily absent. The ladies everywhere on the road manifested their patriotism by waving their handkerchiefs. Even the negroes, one of whom was a little fellow about a foot high, took their caps off, and tossed them in the air as the regiment assed. At Bristol a negro was observed with a black flag flung to the breeze. This caused great cheering. Captain Boswell is working vigorously, and will soon have his command at Howling Green, where, when the fight taken place, the boys crave a plage in the picture '"nearest to the firing of the guns."' Occarichs.


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Jordan Menton is stepping up her game at the right time for the New Deal girls basketball team.
The Lady Lions have been one of the top teams in the area all season and have played consistently from beginning to end. Menton has been a big part of that, helping lead the team to the District 4-IA championship and a first-round postseason bye.
But just as quick as she is on the court, she's also quick to turn the attention away from herself.
"It pretty much goes back to the team," Menton said. "I support the team and they support me. It's not any individual effort. I go down the floor, they go down the floor with me. They help get me open and give me a chance to score."
They certainly did that recently. Menton closed out the regular season last Tuesday with an 18-point performance against Lockney that came on the heels of a 17-point outing against Crosbyton, which helped earn her this week's honor as the Happy State Bank/Avalanche-Journal Athlete of the Week.
"She's done, and the team has done, a good job to get here open," New Deal coach Lucresia Shropshire said. "She has other teammates who can score just like she does, but none of them are as quick or as athletic as she is and she does a good job of getting open."
Shropshire said Menton has been a consistent threat all season, but that her recent string of play may be due to the fact that Menton is growing more comfortable with her abilities.
"Maybe she didn't realize how much ability she had and she's realizing now that she can use that ability and quickness," Shropshire said.
Now that the playoffs have arrived, though, the Lady Lions need Menton not only to continue her consistent level of play but to take it a notch further. Menton is ready to do just that.
"If I step up then the team steps up and I can be a spark," Menton said. "That's what coach asks us to do every day is be a spark. So I just want to be the spark for the team. That's my goal every week."
Being that spark would seem, in some ways, to contradict what Shropshire said is Menton's calm, laid-back demeanor. But her play on the court just underscores her demeanor instead of contradicting it.
"She's pretty calm, but I think she's confident in her abilities and knows that she's quicker than most others," Shropshire said. "She does a good job of using her abilities. She can beat anybody to the hole or can post up anybody. She needs to raise her game to the next level for the playoffs."
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I knew Kyle would come back. He's a tough player. —BYU forward Nate Austin
MORAGA, Calif. — With 6:32 left in the first half Saturday at St. Mary's, BYU guard Kyle Collinsworth fell awkwardly on his right leg.
All sorts of worrisome thoughts entered the mind of coach Dave Rose.
Collinsworth landed hard on the floor while colliding with Gael guard Stephen Holt and attempting to gather in a long rebound. He remained on the floor for several minutes, writhing in pain, before he got up, limped off the court, and was taken to the locker room.
"That looked really bad," Rose said.
"He landed really awkwardly, and I was really worried," said guard Tyler Haws.
Surprisingly, and fortunately for the Cougars, Collinsworth returned moments later, with 2:46 remaining in the half. He ended up scoring 14 points, grabbing six rebounds and dishing out three assists in BYU's 60-57 victory over St. Mary's. Collinsworth fouled out late in the contest.
"It was a gutsy performance in the second half by him," Rose said. "By the looks of it, I thought — and (the injury) happened right there in front of us — that it would be the end for him in this game, and you just hope it wasn't more serious."
Rose said Collinsworth will be checked by doctors when the team returns to Provo.
"I'm glad he's back," Haws said. "We've got to get him healthy."
"I knew Kyle would come back. He's a tough player," said forward Nate Austin. "It's a big game and I knew he would play through it. He's a winner."
Forward Luke Worthington injured his shoulder during the second half, but he did return, with his shoulder taped, later in the game.
RETIRING DELLY'S NUMBER: Former St. Mary's star Matthew Dellavedova, who now plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers, was honored Saturday before tipoff. The school retired his No. 4 jersey.
Several hundred fans received a special Dellavedova T-shirt before the game and players wore the shirts during warm-ups.
BYU players and coaches remained in the locker room during the presentation.
"I don't think (St. Mary's) wanted us out there (during the ceremony)," Haws said. "We for sure respect Dellavedova and what he did."
Dellavedova addressed the crowd, saying he was "humbled" to receive the honor, and he thanked the many people that helped him during his time at St. Mary's.
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Perhaps his signature moment in his St. Mary's career came at BYU's expense, when he buried a 40-footer at the buzzer to defeat the Cougars at the Marriott Center a little more than one year ago.
THERE'S WALDOW: Forward Brad Waldow scored the Gaels' first six points of the game and had 11 at halftime.
He finished with 17 points to go along with 13 rebounds.
NOTES: The 60 points in Saturday's win are BYU's fewest in a victory this season. The previous lowest output in a victory was 68 against San Francisco. Worthington and Anson Winder started the second half in place of Eric Mika and Skyler Halford. BYU is now 1-3 all time at McKeon Pavilion.


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SACRAMENTO — Likening it to a soldier's duty in battle, Orange County Assemblyman Gil Ferguson was gearing up for his long-promised effort to oust Assemblyman Tom Hayden from the Legislature for supposedly traitorous conduct during the long-ended U. S. military conflict in Vietnam.
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Apple purchases Beats headphones for $3bln
Apple is striking a new chord with a $3bln acquisition of Beats Electronics, a headphone and music streaming specialist which also brings the swagger of rapper Dr Dre and recording impresario Jimmy Iovine.
Today's announcement comes nearly three weeks after deal negotiations were leaked to the media.
It is by far the most expensive acquisition in Apple's 38-year history, a price that the company is paying to counter a threat posed to its iTunes store.
The price consists of $2.6bln in cash and $400m in Apple shares. The deal is expected to be completed before the end of September.
With $1.1bln in revenue last year, Beats is already making money and will boost Apple's earnings once the new fiscal year begins in October, Apple chief executive Tim Cook said in an interview.
"We have known these guys forever," Mr Cook said of Mr Iovine and Dr Dre. "We've dated, we've gone steady and now we are getting married. This relationship started a decade ago, so we know there is an incredible cultural fit. These two guys have a very rare set of skills. It's like finding a particular grain of sand on the beach. It's that rare."
Mr Iovine, 61, and Dr Dre, 49, will both become key executives in Apple's music divisions, though Mr Cook said their roles have not yet been determined yet. He said Beats' music streaming service was the main selling point in the deal.
The growing popularity of music streaming services such as Pandora and Spotify has been reducing sales of songs and albums, a business that iTunes has dominated for the past decade.
Although Apple broke into streaming with the launch of iTunes Radio last September, the service has not been as popular or as lucrative as the company expected, according to sources.
Apple is counting on the Beats acquisition to boost its cachet with teenagers and younger adults while trying to remain a leader in digital music - an industry that looks very different from when Apple reshaped the scene with the 2001 debut of the iPod.
"Apple suddenly has regained its cool," said Sony Music chief executive Doug Morris, who was one of the first recording executives to embrace iTunes at Mr Iovine's urging more than a decade ago.
Beats was founded in 2008 by Dr Dre, now a hip-hop producer, and Mr Iovine, a long-time recording industry executive who is currently chairman of Universal Music Group's Interscope Geffen A&M Records. It now dominates the luxury headphones market. Its equipment also has been a big seller in Apple's stores.
The purchase marks Mr Cook's biggest strategic break from the way the company was led under co-founder Steve Jobs, who died in October 2011. Mr Jobs favoured smaller acquisitions and did not believe subscription music plans would be popular.
Mr Cook said he never considered what Mr Jobs would have thought about the Beats acquisition. Mr Jobs "told me to do what was right," Mr Cook said. "And I am 100% certain this is what is right. This is one of those things that we will look back upon and say it was meant to be."
Sony chief Mr Morris, who considers Mr Iovine to be his best friend, believes Mr Cook is making a smart move which will give Apple even more credibility in the music industry.
"It's a game changer because Jimmy is that kind of guy who can change a game," Mr Morris said. "I am not saying he is Steve Jobs, but he is a guy with new ideas and he really knows how to build the bridge between music and technology."
But some analysts question whether Beats will be a good fit for Apple, which makes most of its money selling hardware such as iPhones and iPads.
Forrester Research analyst Frank Gillett said Apple would have been better off developing its own headphones in-house and expanding into music subscriptions through iTunes.
"It's hard to understand why Apple would have to spend 3 billion dollars on a nascent streaming service and a line of bass-heavy headphones," he said.
Yukari Iwatani Kane, the author of Haunted Empire, an inside look at Apple since Mr Jobs' death, also sees a disconnect.
"Culturally, Beats is the complete opposite of Apple," he said. "It's known for being loud and bold and in your face. It doesn't fit with Apple's understated, discerning brand."
With 150 billion US dollars (£89.1 billion) in cash, Apple can easily afford taking a risk on Beats.
Although the Beats deal could give Apple a leg-up in markets where it does not have much presence, the quick growth of its music service in a few short months has come at a high cost.
Beats promoted its service with a pricey Super Bowl commercial and other advertising - spending far more on marketing than larger competitor Spotify, which boasts 10 million paying subscribers worldwide.
Beats Music also offered a 90-day free trial in a deal with AT&T that featured a breakthrough 15 dollars-a-month (£9) family pricing plan. Some of those who finished the free period ended up cancelling, and there are those still getting the free service, making it unclear how much revenue it generates.
ITunes transformed the music industry in 2003 when the service began selling singles for 99 cents so fans could make their own digital playlists rather having to buy compact discs that also included lots of songs they did not want.
In recent years, though, consumers have been embracing other music options that cater to their individual tastes even more than iTunes ever did.
A host of free and paid streaming music services such as Pandora, Spotify, Rhapsody, Rdio, iHeart Radio and TuneIn are now threatening iTunes with their crowd-pleasing ability to match songs with the listeners most likely to enjoy them. At the same time, Apple is facing more competition from other song-downloading services run by Google and Amazon, both of whom have been willing to undercut iTunes' prices to gain market share.
The Beats deal also aligns Apple with the push toward higher-quality music, reversing a decline in fidelity as people abandoned vinyl records for CDs and then switched from CDs to MP3s.
Several companies are trying to address the even lower quality of music streamed over capacity-constrained mobile networks. Last month, Spotify announced it was partnering with Sprint and HTC on the HTC One M8 smartphone, which is supposed to stream music in a way that restores some of the fidelity that is lost to digital compression.
Pono Music, a system backed by singer Neil Young, has promised digital files that are CD quality or higher, albeit on a player that will retail for 399 US dollars (£237) this autumn and with a store that is likely to have a limited selection. Yet his Kickstarter fundraising campaign raised 6.2 million US dollars (£3.7 million) from 18,220 backers in just 35 days.
Beats co-founder Mr Iovine is known for focusing on higher quality music, and while Beats' headphones have been criticised for delivering too much bass, the headsets offer an improvement over the ear buds that come with every Apple device. Mr Iovine even disparaged Apple's earbuds at a technology conference last year.
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Fifteen easy ways to protect your skin in the sun
While most of us are aware of the dangers of sun exposure, very few people take the proper precautions. So when it does decide to make an appearance this summer, be prepared with sunscreen and omega-3 supplements, writes Vicki Notaro.
1. Seek cover
It's a known fact that we, in Northern Ireland, like to shed our layers of clothing the second the sun comes out because we see it so rarely, but it's really important to keep covered up for your skin's health. Wearing protective clothing is wise, as exposed skin is more susceptible to damage. Seeking shade where possible is smart, too, and it's not just overseas that we have to be careful.
Training manager with NUXE skin care, Elizabeth Whelan, says: "Don't be fooled when at home. The sun here can be as strong as - and sometimes stronger than - abroad."
Her advice for you and your family? "Give your children a course of cod liver oil before the hot weather kicks in, and buy protective clothing - sun-proof T-shirts, hats, sunglasses are all available for purchase. Cover them and yourself up as much as possible." Also remember to sit in the shade during the hottest hours of the day - 11am-3pm.
2. Wear a hat and sunglasses
A wide-brimmed hat and sunnies aren't just a style statement in the sun, or accessories that help you see better in bright light. They also protect the delicate skin on your face, around your eyes and your neck and shoulders from over-exposure to the sun.
"Clothing and hats offer an Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF)," explains Skin care expert Janette Ryan from La Roche Posay. "Most summer clothing has a UPF of 10 or more, which is equivalent to SPF 30. But only 46% of us wear a hat in the sun, and 26% wear a long-sleeved shirt."
We're not saying you should go around sweltering in the heat, but a light linen cover-up is a good idea in warm weather.
3. Apply sunscreen all year round
It might not feel it on grey winter days, but we really should be wearing SPF year round. Elizabeth recommends wearing at least SPF15 on the face every day, and a good way to do this is to buy a moisturiser containing sun protection factor.
"Even on a cloudy day, the rays can be penetrating the skin," she warns. For ladies, it's also important to wear a make-up with a good SPF. Gone are the days when foundations and concealers that contained SPF had a chalky white look. These days, most make-up products for the face do, from pharmacy brands to high-end, so check the label before you buy.
4. Always wear SPF in the sun
Janette's advice? "Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen to all areas of exposed skin. Apply the SPF 20 minutes before leaving the house, then reapply every 80 minutes.
"There's a large choice of textures (cream, fluid, gel, lotion, stick) adapted to everyone's preferences and skin type." Again, gone are the days of gloopy formulas that leave a sticky, white layer on the skin. There are no excuses for not wearing SPF.
5. Apply well, and reapply!
Janette also says to make sure you apply a sufficient amount of product - "two layers rather than one" is her advice. Siobhan O'Mahony, Clarins training manager, tells us that the reason you apply in advance is so the SPF is absorbed in to the skin, and not just sitting on top.
"It's important to understand the difference between water resistant and waterproof," she says. "Always reapply after swimming, showering and towelling."
6. Use a high factor
The Ipsos research shows that 70% of people think sunscreen with a SPF of 50-plus is dedicated to people who are particularly at risk, which isn't exactly true.
People with different types of skin can tolerate different factors, but SPF refers to the length of time you're going to be exposed to the sun.
SPF50 means you can stay 50 times longer in the sunshine without burning than you could with no SPF at all - for people who would burn in mere minutes, that's not as long as it seems.
7. Avoid sunbeds
One of the biggest myths out there is that using sunbeds before a big holiday to give you a base tan will prevent sunburn - and according to Ipsos, 12% think it is safe to go out in the sun without protection if already tanned. Wrong. Elizabeth explains why this is mistaken.
"Sunbeds omit UVA rays which can cause the skin to age prematurely, increase wrinkles and make the skin very coarse. Prolonged exposure to UVA rays can increase the risk of developing malignant melanomas."
So it's actually not just sunburn that can cause skin cancer and premature ageing, but any unprotected exposure to UVA rays at all.
8. Get a separate SPF for your face
While having SPF in your make-up and moisturiser certainly helps, if you're out in the strong summer sun for an extended period, you need facial SPF also. You can use regular body SPF on your face, as it won't do any harm. But according to Elizabeth, facial sun care protection products are specially formulated for the delicate, thin skin of the face.
Plus, that's the area where most people want to prevent premature ageing - remember UVA rays cause wrinkles, age spots and general skin ageing, UVB cause sunburn.
9. Drink water
You should be staying hydrated anyway, but it's especially important in the sun. "Drink plenty of water to rehydrate all the body's cells," says Elizabeth. "A sachet of a product like Dioralyte can really help if you've been burnt."
10. Get omega oils into you
Taking omega-3 fish oils, either through diet or supplements (or both), could help to protect against skin cancer, according to researchers at The University of Manchester.
A clinical trial was carried out in 2013 and determined that taking a regular dose of fish oils boosted the skin's immunity to sunlight, and also reduced sunlight-induced suppression of the immune system, which affects the body's ability to fight skin cancer and infection.
So load up on those oils for an added layer of protection by munching on oily fish like salmon and sardines, walnuts, beans and flaxseed.
11. Don't stay out too long
According to Elizabeth: "One of the most common mistakes we make in the sun is that on the first few days of our holidays, we stay in the sun longer than our skin can tolerate.
"Gently ease yourself into sunbathing, starting with 20 minutes to an hour's exposure on the first few days, then extend your exposure time." Some people tend to reduce their factor the longer they are in the sun, but this can be a mistake, even a week or two into a holiday.
12. Wear after-sun
This product exists for a reason, as it often contains skin-healing and soothing ingredients like aloe vera and cocoa butter - it's not a con to get you to switch your regular body lotion. "At night, skin is more active," says Janette. "It repairs itself in order to be able to perform its defence role during the day.
"Water loss increases at night, making it more difficult for the skin to renew itself and eliminate toxins, therefore I recommend using products to provide intensive skin hydration throughout the night."
It can also have an immediate effect. "It is important to note that sun exposure can be still active in your skin cells, even when you come in from the sun, so an after-sun will cool the skin, hydrate and help prolong your tan," says Siobhan.
13. Prepare pre-sun holiday
"Always exfoliate pre-holidays," says Siobhan. "This will renew your skin cells and prepare your skin for sun exposure." It can also help prevent peeling. "Peeling will only happen if the skin is burnt or when the skin is severely dehydrated," says Janette. "Stop it happening by exfoliating the skin and moisturising in advance." So, the better condition your skin is pre-holidays, the more reassurance you have.
14. Treat sunburn appropriately
Unfortunately, sunburn happens - often in stripes and awkward areas we missed. Don't put ice or cold water on it - soak the burn in room temperature water if you can.
Apply a cooling after-sun, don't touch the burnt area and dress in loose-fitting cotton garments. "In severe cases apply a good natural yogurt every hour," says Elizabeth.
15. Have fun
You could spend every second of the summer or your holiday worrying about your family's skin protection in the sun, but if you follow these tips, it's highly unlikely you'll be in trouble. Relax, be wise in the sun, if in doubt, reapply, and make the most of it.
Oh, and remember. False tan offers absolutely no sun protection factor, so don't make the mistake of thinking your skin is really tanned and safe because of it.
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Topped all Pac-10 scorers with 13 goals and four assists as the Bruins claimed their third straight conference crown.
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Among his 22 goals were four in the ACC Tournament and two in the NCAAs as he led Terrapins to third straight College Cup appearance.
Brad Guzan South Carolina G Soph.
Averaged 5.2 saves a game as he posted a 1.34 goals-against average and carried the Gamecocks to their 17th NCAA Tournament berth.
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Physically overmatched opponents and spearheaded counterattacks for NCAA runner-ups; finished with a goal and nine assists.
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Moving up into midfield, Israeli helped Eagles post a 0.49 goals-against-average and contributed a goal and four assists.
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Mansfield, Ohio, product broke Golden Hurricane records for goals (22) and points (55) in a season.
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Cosplayer karu > Costume of Misaki Yata (K / K Project)
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- 07-30-2013
- Series
- K / K Project
- Character
- Misaki Yata
- Year Completed:
- 2013
- Construction Difficulty:
- Easy
- Costume worn at:
- Anime Expo 2013
- FanimeCon 2013
About this Costume
- Construction Details:
Modified a parka pattern to make the shirt. Took of the collar of another shirt I had to put on the collar on the shirt (because I was too lazy to go out and buy a strip of fabric just for the collar). Made the pants. Headphones made out of craftfoam and fabric.
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A reader pointed me to this site ("In Production with Rob Cohen") created for the upcoming Mummy 3 movie, which has since been given the way-too-long title of, "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor". Whatever happened to brevity? I could have just gone with "Mummy 3" and leave it at that. In any case, the site is actually a blog for director Rob Cohen, who hasn't exactly been received warmly by Internet fanboys who seems to hate everything he does. Then again, he's replacing director Stephen Sommers on the franchise's third installment, and Sommers isn't exactly a favorite among fanboys nowadays after having been named director of the live-action G.I. Joe movie. Then again, Internet fanboys can get a little bitchy, so nevermind them.
In his first blogging post, Cohen writes about the movie:
I am taking the story to a new place: China. Jet Li plays a despotic Emperor in 50 B.C. whose evil is punished by a terrible curse laid on him by wizardress Michelle Yeoh: he and his army are turned into to terra cotta for all time; that is, unless he is re-awakened which, of course, is where the O'Connell's come back into it.
The story moves to the year 1946. When we find them, Rick (Brendan Fraser) and Evelyn (Maria Bello) are retired to Oxfordshire, England, having been spies for the British during World War II. They are bored silly and welcome the offer of "one last mission" from the Foreign Office. Their assignment: courier a precious artifact back to the museum in Shanghai, China from which it was stolen.
Back to Asia: China is in turmoil but Jonathan (John Hannah) owns an Egyptian-themed bar in Shanghai. Unbeknownst to his parents, now grown-up Alex O'Connell (Luke Ford) is following in the family business as a young archaeologist on a dig in north-central China. He makes the discovery of a lifetime: the tomb of the Dragon Emperor, which has been buried for millennia. A beautiful assassin (Isabella Leong) tries to kill him to keep the location secret but Alex prevails. The Emperor's monument is transported back to Shanghai where another plot is in motion: military zealot Anthony Wong intends to awaken the Emperor and aid him in the re-conquest of China and the raising of his terra cotta army of ten thousand clay warriors (google The Terra Cotta army of Xi'an if you want to read more about the history of this wonder of the ancient world).
The family is reunited and high adventure ensues: crash landings, treks thru the Himalayas, Yeti, avalanches (bigger than the one I did in "XXX"), Shangri-la, three-headed dragons, pools of eternal life, epic battles, a shape-shifting Jet Li….I could go on but I don't want to give it all away.
"The Mummy 3" stars Brendan Fraser, Maria Bello (standing in for the missing Rachel Weisz), Jet Li (in only his second villainous role), John Hannah, Michelle Yeoh, Anthony Wong (!!!), and new-comers Luke Ford and Isabella Leong.
Wow, I didn't know Anthony Wong had been cast in the movie — and as a villain to boot!
In any case, with this many villainous Chinese characters in the film, I'm going to take a wild guess and say that the Chinese Government is going to ban it from Chinese theaters. Call me nuts, but I have a feeling…


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Eastleigh lost to London 3 South-West high-fliers KCS Old Boys – but did enough to prove that a promotion push of their own may not be far around the corner.
The 38-24 defeat at Bishopstoke Road showed promising Eastleigh can mix it with the best and battle on after falling behind.
Several Eastleigh errors was the only difference between the sides in the first half – which saw two yellow cards for KCS and one for Eastleigh's Richard O'Donnell.
Eastleigh were trailing by 15 points at the break with Phillip Baldwin's penalty, try and conversion making up their tally.
They went further behind to a penalty before winger Jack Curtis got on the end of a crossfield kick by Baldwin who converted the score.
KCS responded with a bonus point try but Eastleigh had the final say when Number 8 Paul Fudio touched down from a scrum and Baldwin, the Pipestock man of the match, added the extras.
Head coach Andy Boyes said: "We dominated the first half but three mistakes cost us dearly. "The second half was a much more even affair. I was really pleased how we had the resilience to keep coming back.
"KCS are a good side and took advantage of our mistakes. The boys will learn a lot from today's game. "If we want to progress to SW2 in the coming seasons we need to play like this every week."


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Parents of special-needs children
NORTH COUNTY ---- A special-education support group for parents seeking information on Individualized Education Programs and services for children with special needs meets at 7 p.m. the second Monday. Email email@example.com.
Weight loss
NORTH COUNTY ---- TOPS, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, holds these meetings:
-- 9 to 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays, San Diego County Credit Union, 501 N. El Camino Real, Encinitas. Call 760-634-2936. Visit tops.org.
-- 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays, Oceanside Woman's Club, 1606 Missouri. Call 760-575-4008.
-- 6 to 8 p.m. Mondays at Madrid Manor Mobile Home Park, 1401 El Norte Parkway, San Marcos. Call 760-746-9027.
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-- 8:30 to 10 a.m. Fridays at Trinity Episcopal Church, 845 Chestnut St. Call 760-323-2501.
Parents' grief support
NORTH COUNTY ---- The Center for Compassionate Care of The Elizabeth Hospice and Empty Cradle jointly offer a support group for parents who are expecting a loss, or have experienced a loss because of miscarriage, stillbirth, infant death or SIDs. Group meets from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. the fourth Tuesday at The Center for Compassionate Care, 15706 Pomerado Road, Suite 207, Poway. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 619-595-3887.
Bereaved parents
CARLSBAD --- A parent-led bereavement support group for those who have lost a child meets from 7 to 9 p.m. on the first and fourth Wednesday at 3150 El Camino Real, Suite C. This is a drop-in group where no registration is required. Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hospice grief support
CARLSBAD ---- Hospice of the North Coast offers weekly support group meetings at 2525 Pio Pico Drive. Groups are led by trained professionals, in an atmosphere of privacy and respect, and include the Pathways group, Healing Your Grief with art group, Mother Loss group, Men's Grief group and Teen group,. Visit hospicenorthcoast.org or call 760-431-4100.
Food Addicts Anonymous
CARLSBAD ---- Food Addicts Anonymous meets at 11 a.m. Mondays at St. Michael's Church, 2775 Carlsbad Blvd., Carlsbad. The group uses a 12-step recovery program. Visit foodaddictsanonymous.org, email foodaddictsanonymous.org or call 760-433-0886.
CARLSBAD ---- Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG), a parents-led support and information organization, meets at 7 p.m. the first Monday at First Presbyterian Church, 2001 El Camino Real, Oceanside. Those wishing to discuss LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) issues, particularly when family relationships are disrupted, are welcome. Call 760-433-0333.
Marijuana Anonymous
ENCINITAS ---- Marijuana Anonymous of San Diego County meets from 2 to 3 p.m. Saturdays in the Conference Room at US Bank, 131 N. El Camino Real. Visit marijuana-anonymous.org or call 877-406-6384.
Cancer support
OCEANSIDE ---- Tri-City Medical Center hosts cancer support group meetings from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. the second and fourth Wednesdays at 4002 Vista Way. Facilitated by a licensed clinical social worker, the group provides an opportunity for participants to ask questions and share concerns while going through the various stages of diagnosis, treatment and recovery. Visit tricitymed.org or call 760-940-7007.
Recovery group
OCEANSIDE ---- Celebrate Recovery meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Fridays at Generation Church, 1106 Whaley St. The free 12-step Christ-centered recovery group is open to anyone who has hurts, habits or hang-ups. Call 760-331-7147 or 760-845-5320.
Bereavement group
OCEANSIDE ---- GRASP, Grief Recovery After a Substance Passing, is a bereavement group for those who have lost a loved one in a drug- or alcohol-related death. The group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the second Thursday at Tri City Medical Center, 4002 Vista Way. Register at grasphelp.org or email email@example.com or call 847-494-4991.
Parental counseling
OCEANSIDE ---- Teen Adolescent Placement Services, a nonprofit offering free counseling and referral to parents of troubled and out-of-control youths ages 10 to 17, hosts a support group every other Saturday in Oceanside. For times and directions, visit taps14.org or call 760-439-2087.
Separated/divorce support
SOLANA BEACH ---- The Separated/Divorce support group meets at 10:15 a.m. Sundays in the St. James Catholic Church Ministry Center offices, 625 S. Nardo Ave., Solana Beach. Find help and healing in a small-group setting. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 760-533-1520.
SOLANA BEACH ---- The Social Action committee of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Dieguito holds the SMART Recovery (Self Management and Recovery Training) group from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays at 1036 Solana Drive. SMART helps individuals gain independence from addictive behaviors, substances or activities. Email email@example.com or call 858-750-8235.
Grief support group
VISTA ---- The Elizabeth Hospice Center offers a grief support group from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Fridays in the Single Purpose Conference Room at North Coast Church, 1132 N. Melrose. Call 760-737-2050.
Alcoholics Anonymous
VISTA ---- Alcoholics Anonymous of North San Diego County meets from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesdays at Brengle Terrace Senior Center, 1400 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista. Visit nosdco-aa.org or call 760-758-2514.
Recovering Couples Anonymous
VISTA ---- Recovering Couples Anonymous, a fellowship of recovering couples who are committed to restoring healthy communication and caring to their relationships, meets at 7 p.m. Mondays at New Hope Community Church, 165 Eucalyptus Ave. The only requirement is a desire to remain in a committed relationship. Visit recovering-couples.org.
Breast cancer support
VISTA ---- The Vista Community Clinic offers breast cancer support groups. The English-speaking group meets from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. the first Tuesday, the Spanish-speaking group from 6 to 7 p.m. the second and fourth Mondays at Vista Community Clinic's Health Promotion Center, 846 Williamston St. Visit vistacommunityclinic.org or call 760-631-5000, ext. 7167.
Alzheimer's support
VISTA ---- Alzheimer's Caregiver's Support Group meets from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Thursdays at Vista Village Senior Living, 2041 W. Vista Way. The group is open to caregivers and family members of those who have Alzheimer's or a related dementia. Every third Thursday, the group hosts a speaker on a related subject. Call 858-492-4400 or 858-792-4610.
Gamblers Anonymous
ESCONDIDO ---- Gamblers Anonymous meets at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at the Joslyn Senior Center, 210 E. Park Ave., Room 5, Escondido. There are no dues or fees. Visit 760-690-2624.
Women's support
BONSALL ---- Riverview Church hosts a Women's Support Group from 6:45 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 4980 Sweetgrass Lane. Call 760-941-1430.
Substance abuse
BONSALL ---- Riverview Church hosts Drug and Alcohol Recovery Groups for men and women at 7 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays at 4980 Sweetgrass Lane. Call 760-941-1430.
Breastfeeding support
ESCONDIDO ---- A Palomar Pomerado Health Breastfeeding Support Group meets from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursdays in the Lounge Room at First United Methodist Church, 341 S. Kalmia St. Call 858-613-6110.
ESCONDIDO ---- The National Alliance on Mental Illness North Inland holds an education and advocacy meeting at 7 p.m. the second Tuesday at Kinesis North, 474 W. Vermont, Escondido. Visit namisandiego.org or call 800-523-5933.
Hospice support group
ESCONDIDO ---- The Elizabeth Hospice Center for Compassionate Care offers an ongoing support group for caregivers from 5:30 to 7 p.m. the first Wednesday at the center, 930 Canterbury Place, Escondido. Call 760-737-2050.
Grief support
ESCONDIDO ---- The Elizabeth Hospice Center offers a grief support group from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Thursdays at 728 N. Broadway. Call 760-737-2050.
Mothers of preschoolers
ESCONDIDO ---- Mothers of preschoolers, including kindergarteners, meet at Community Lutheran Church, 3575 E. Valley Parkway. Call 760-739-1650 and leave a message.
Alzheimer's support
ESCONDIDO - The Alzheimer's Association and Garden Park Villas holds an Alzheimer's Support Group to assist family members and care partners from 5:30 to 7 p.m. the third Tuesday at 1342 N. Escondido Blvd. Call 760-480-8155, ext. 104, or 800-272-3900.
ESCONDIDO ---- HopeKeepers is a support group for people with chronic pain or illness, such as multiple sclerosis, diabetes, fibromyalgia, arthritis and other diseases. It meets at 1 p.m. the third Friday at Calvary Chapel, 1675 Seven Oakes Road, Escondido. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 760-746-4279.
ESCONDIDO ---- The Obsessive Compulsive Disorders Anonymous 12-step support group meets at 7 p.m. the last Monday in the Citracado Dental Group Building, 502 W. El Norte Parkway. Call 760-715-7273.
Nicotine Anonymous
FALLBROOK ---- Fallbrook Nicotine Anonymous meets at 1 p.m. Saturdays at the Country Farmhouse, 622 S. Mission Road, Fallbrook. Call 760-731-7056.
Breastfeeding support
POWAY ---- A Palomar Pomerado Health Breastfeeding Support Group meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays at the Pomerado Outpatient Pavilion, 15611 Pomerado Road, Suite 108. Call 858-613-6110.
POWAY ---- PFLAG, Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, North County Inland Chapter, a parents-led support and information organization, meets at 7 p.m. the second Thursday at Temple Adat Shalom, 15905 Pomerado Road, Poway. Those wishing to discuss LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) issues, particularly when family relationships are disrupted, are welcome. Call 858-673-4560 or 858-485-6480.
Emotions Anonymous
POWAY ---- Emotions Anonymous, meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the first four Tuesdays of each month at Poway's Weingart Senior Center, Poway Community Park, 13094 Civic Center Drive. EA is a nonprofit 12-step program to help cope with stress in daily living, including depression, anxiety, relationship problems and other emotional difficulties. Call 760-207-2944.
Recovery group
POWAY ---- Vista Hill Foundation Community Service Programs, in partnership with the Poway Unified School District, offers the "Supporting Adolescents and Families in Recovery" group from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Abraxas Continuation School, 12450 Glenoak Road. Visit vistahill.org or call 619-668-4250 or 619-668-4201.
Alcohol, substance abuse
RANCHO BERNARDO ---- The Church at Rancho Bernardo offers an alcohol and substance abuse program from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays at 11740 Bernardo Plaza Court. Visit thechurchatrb.org or email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 858-748-0526.
Special needs
RANCHO BERNARDO ---- The Church at Rancho Bernardo offers a Special Needs Sensory Room at 6 p.m. Saturdays at 11740 Bernardo Plaza Court. The forum is for children with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, developmental delay, mental retardation, epilepsy, paralysis and visual and hearing impairment. This 70-minute program allows parents the opportunity to attend church while their child is taken care of in a loving environment, customized for their special needs. Visit thechurchatrb.org or call 858-592-2434, ext. 308.
Bereavement group
SAN MARCOS ---- Vitas Hospice hosts a bereavement support group at 2:30 p.m. Wednesdays at the San Marcos Senior Center, 111 W. Richmar Ave., San Marcos. Call 760-744-5535.


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The ten glittering jewels that form the Atlantic archipelago of the Cape Verde islands lie approximately 1400km south of the Canary Islands and 500km from Senegal on Africa's west coast.
As the nearest tropical islands to western Europe, Cape Verde enjoys a year-round tropical climate, crystal clear waters and a surprisingly diverse range of landscapes for such a small area of land.
This area of our site is dedicated to delivering all the information you'll need to find out about the Cape Verde islands. Visit our image galleries and find out more about - the climate; holidays, festivals & events; the economy; politics; flights & investing in property.
Each island has its own physical characteristics, with the three easterly islands of Sal, Boavista and Maio offering miles of pure white sandy beaches and an almost entirely flat landscape with very little vegetation and no mosquitoes!
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The islands were uninhabited until they were discovered by the Portuguese in 1456 and subsequently colonised in 1495. Over the centuries, African blood (brought by the slave) trade mixed with European to result in today's friendly Cape Verdean people who speak a blend of Portuguese, Creole and English.
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Alex Wilson named 2010 Hanley Award winner
July 15, 2010
WASHINGTON — Alex Wilson, the founder of BuildingGreen and executive editor of Environmental Building News and GreenSpec, is the 2010 winner of the Hanley Award, according to the Financial Post.
Wilson will receive the award and an accompanying $50,000 grant at the U.S. Green Building Council Hanley Award Dinner ceremony on November 17 at the Greenbuild conference in Chicago, the article stated.
According to the article, Wilson was selected for the honor from 12 distinguished nominees by a panel of judges that included Michael J. Hanley, president of The Hanley Foundation and last year''s Hanley Award recipient Edward Mazria, FAIA of Architecture 2030.
"Alex is the best example I know of the adage ''It''s amazing what you can accomplish when you don''t care who gets the credit,''" said U.S. Green Building Council President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Rick Fedrizzi.
"He was paying attention to how the built environment affects people and the planet 30 years ago, and played an instrumental role in the early development of USGBC and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) both as a hands-on participant and as a respected journalist. When it comes to visionary, Alex is the real deal, and this award is well-deserved," Fedrizzi added.
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Oh dear....... try to go back to sleep!! Wonderful dream!! :)))
Hi Joyce, I was sitting on the balcony over the lake enjoying the sun, then I woke up
Gorgeous!! It almost doesn't look real....like maybe something that would have been made for a movie. I love it!!! Many thanks June!! :))))(time, 3:46)Hi Jen!! :)))
Well that's a shame, all around this lake are beautiful places. Does toothy get to go there?
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You will want to determine how many years they have been in business, where they have received their training from, if they maintain their training year round, and of course what types of accounting certifications they have received or hold.
Once all these factors have been taken into account, a person can then begin to narrow down their options based on cost alone. From there they will be more than capable of finding the very best financial advisor or accountant to assist them with their personal or business accounting needs.
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Attachment of Property Suspected to Belong to Former Don Stayed
Bengaluru: The enforcement directorate (ED) of the government of India had suspected that some landed properties located in Mangaluru and Bengaluru had been purchased in proxy names by former underworld don Bannanje Raja through earnings from criminal activities.
The ED had ordered attachment of these properties, which had been registered in the names of Danny Antony Paul, Lawrence Paul and Anita Doreen Fernandes.
However, these three individuals submitted that they had not involved themselves in any criminal activity and being non-resident Indians they had invested their earnings in India out of love for their country.
They further said that they had all proper documents in proof of the legitimate purchases.
They alleged that the ED had not properly verified the documents and had intentionally tried to implicate them.
Hence they pleaded for the cancellation of the order of attachment of the properties.
The court heard their argument and stayed the attachment order. It also ordered that notices be served on the ED and the government of India.
The applicants' case was argued in the HC by advocates Manmohan P V and Uday Holla, with support from advocate Mayura Keerti from Mangaluru.