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Mortgage interest rates continued their climb this week with average 30-year fixed rates jumping to above 3.5 percent for the first time in five months, Freddie Mac said Thursday.
The average 30-year, fixed-rate home loan rose to 3.53 percent, up from last week's 3.42 percent, the secondary lender reported. It was almost a quarter percent off the all-time low of 3.31 percent set last November, according to Freddie Mac.
"This marks the first week the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has averaged above 3.5 percent since September 13th of last year, according to a Freddie Mac statement.
A year ago the average 30-year fixed rate was at 3.87 percent, Freddie Mac said.
Average rates for 15-year fixed rate mortgages also climbed this week to 2.81, up from last week's 2.71 percent. But it's still close to the record low 2.63 percent The rates averaged 3.14 a year ago, Freddie Mac said.
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Lindsay Lohan is about to have her probation revoked ... TMZ has learned.
We broke the story ... Lindsay will be charged with the criminal offense of lying to a police officer. As you recall, she told Santa Monica cops she was not driving her Porsche last June when it slammed into an 18-wheeler on Pacific Coast Highway. Fact is, she was -- and lying to cops is a crime.
Sources connected with the case tell TMZ ... when the Santa Monica City Attorney files the criminal case against Lindsay, it will go to L.A. County Superior Court Judge Jane Godfrey for arraignment. At the time Lindsay is arraigned, we're told Judge Godfrey will revoke Lindsay's probation and set the matter for a full hearing, on grounds she violated her probation in the jewelry case by breaking the law.
In case you're wondering, the judge who handled the jewelry case, Stephanie Sautner, will not be involved in the probation violation case. Once Lindsay was sentenced, the probation case gets sent to whatever judge is hearing the next criminal case against LiLo.
We're told the criminal case will be filed soon.
Great! Anyone else who lies to the cops, is found out gets the exact same treatment in the judicial system. Let's HOPE that this JUDGE isn't on the take, follows through with revoking her probation and throws Lohan back in jail, where she belongs! Her sincerity is much like her acting absolutely and utterly NON-Believable.
What a stupid arrogant little whore. She keeps digging her grave deeper & deeper; soon, it's going to be impossible to dig her way out...
Her lawyers must love her for all the money that she pays them to keep her out of jail. No more, off to jail she will go for many years which is a good thing for us so we do not have to hear about her for a very long time.
to bad her cellmates don't have the money to pay for her autograph or maybe she could give out some lickins.

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Penetration Testing
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On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 04:15:49PM -0500, Maxime Rousseau wrote:
I think a good portion of you guys use a VMWare-Linux setup when doing
pen-test (for many reasons). The question i would like to ask is, which
linux distribution works best for this specific purpose ?
I do not which is the best, but you should consult the list of
officially supported Linux host operating systems:
I'm using VMWare Workstation 4 on Red Hat 7.3/8.0 and Mandrake Linux
9.1/9.2 without any problem. From a pen-test point of view I would
recommend Mandrake 9.2 (it's new, RedHat-compatible and full of tools)
though it is not officially supported.
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Gift ideas for Kamala Harris' wedding
After years of being the hottest ticket in town, California Attorney General Kamala Harris is finally off the market and marrying some lawyer from Los Angeles who must be very confident in his own masculinity. Congratulations Madame Attorney General! While I have no idea whether the Harris-Emhoff wedding will be a grand or casual affair, […] [Read More]
Politicians Schmoozing: A Pride Breakfast Photo Gallery
Sadly, I was out of town for this year's Pride but the ever-present photographer Bill Wilson beautifully covered every event, including my favorite, the annual Pride Breakfast. The Alice B. Toklas Pride Breakfast is where every politician in town downs dim sum before the parade, and it is a complete s***show. I love it! Beth […] [Read More]
Gavin Newsom & Ed Lee Fake Itineraries
It's time for a very special Halloween Episode of Mayoral Fake Itineraries! Since it was such a hit last time, we'll once again take a fake look at the not-real ways Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Ed Lee are spending today: Mayor Edwin Lee: October 31, 2012 6:45am: Mayor Lee rises and begins moustache […] [Read More]
Fake Itineraries: Ed Lee Vs. Gavin Newsom
"I miss the Gavin Newsom fake itineraries," my best friend lamented about the Culture Blog. I do too. When Gavin Newsom was Mayor of San Francisco, imagining the daily moments in his life was (personally) entertaining. Now that Ed Lee is Mayor, it's less thrilling to imagine the Mayor's day. Let's compare the (again, fake) […] [Read More]
The Gavin Newsom Show Recap: Episode 1
"This show isn't about dreamers, it's about do-ers." — Gavin Newsom That's right. We need to talk about 'The Gavin Newsom Show.' Apparently, our former Mayor and current Lieutenant Governor has missed the spotlight. (I know how he feels.) Gavin Newsom now has his own talk show on Current TV, better known as Al Gore's […] [Read More]


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In large bowl, stir jello in boiling water til dissolved. Add strawberry, pineapple, bananas, and nuts. Pour 1/2 mixture into 13x9 pan and refrigerate until firm. Combine cream cheese and sour cream & spread over bottom layer of jello. Gently spoon on remaining jello and chill.
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Italian Rustic Inspiration: A Trip & A Book
This year our family vacation has been bumped around so much that I'm looking at the second week of August as the first time we'll all get to stop working for a bit, read, eat and allow our inner clock springs to slow down long enough for a few deep thoughts to occur. I can't wait.
Last year we went to Italy for two weeks in June and had a beautiful adventure in Florence and at a Tuscan farmhouse. I want to revisit that trip now with a few pics and a recommendation for a great book that goes beyond pretty, to show you how things are really done in old Tuscan houses.
Above are some of my pics of the Tuscan farmhouse we stayed in. It had thick stone walls, brick floors and was cool all day long, even though the sun outside was blindingly hot.
If you want to take something home with you, however, this is great new book that I have been referring to this year:
>> Italian Rustic by Elizabeth Helman Minchilli
This book will give you a little escape, even while you remain in the city hard at work. And then later on, it will provide a great resource should you want to copy some of these design details into your own home.
The writer is an American who lives in Italy and previously wrote a book about restoring her own home (Restoring a Home in Italy). After writing that, she got so many requests for more detailed information, that she wrote this book, which documents the materials and processes that go into Tuscan homes such as Italian plaster walls, stone walls and terra cotta tile floors. There's even sourcing for how to find Italian materials in the USA. It's a great source.
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Would you be willing to share information about the farmhouse you rented? Pretty please??
Oh how absolutely dreamy!!! I want to get married just to honeymoon there.
florence... ever since i saw 'a room with a view' as a tenager i've been in love with florence. we went two years ago, and now a gorgeous picture of that lovely city hangs on my wall
We spent a week in southern Tuscany at a villa just outside of Cetona (Chiusi is the closest train station) and it was fantastic. The per-person charge for the week was very reasonable.
I highly recommend checking out Toscana Villas http://toscanavillas.com/index.html
They are based in Chicago and represent a wide range of villas throughout Tuscany.
OMG yes could we please get some information on the farmhouse you rented? Absolutely beautiful! I want to go there NOW!
Italy is my favorite place on the planet. I took a mini-vacation trip just looking at these photos. And then there is the food...!! We are doing a kitchen and 2 bathroom remodel in Palo Alto, CA where we are considering using the 'American Clay' product on one long wall between the dining room and kitchen. I am talking to one of their authorized artist who applies the product to see if she can mix up a red for us. Let's see what happens. Their product is so gorgeous and the finished look is very similar to the wall shown above with the very rustic look.
Superb article. there is noting like taking some inspiration from travelling and Italy is one of my favourite places for it...aaah! Please do share the details of where you stayed. I'm also curently writing about travel inspiration on my blog http://talkingpointsinteriors.blogspot.com/2010/07/taking-inspiration-from-our-travels.html so if you are interested in sharing some travel inspirations keep a look out!
Your photos of the rustic charm remind me so much of my travels in Southern Spain. Soon I will be updating on our travels along the amalfi coast. I will be checking out that book for sure!
Thanks so much for the great write up of my book! I truly appreciate it, since Apartment Therapy is one of my favorite sites. For anyone interested in finding a villa to rent in Italy, here are some of my favorites:


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First Annual DefCon Kids Event
First DefCon Kids event to be co-located with DefCon 19 in August.
DefCon Kids will be held August 6-7 in Las Vegas, Nevada. "DEFCON Kids will have two rooms focused on content for beginner hackers age 8-16," the event site says. Among other topics, Google hacking, social engineering, and coding in Scratch will be discussed.
Find out more about the event schedule and contests at defconkids.org.
Issue 168/2014
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Fedora Developer Announces New Partition Manager
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
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Balancing life, family, and your career can be overwhelming. Give yourself the tools you need and go back to school and take control of your future.
We surprised Joyce with $10,000!
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I think I can speak for the majority and say that we've all long lived under the assumption that Apple's prices are the cheapest here in the US when compared to any other country. After all, the US is home to Apple and it only seems like a logical assumption. And to be honest, it's not entirely an assumption. I've been to Western Europe time and time again, and often you pay a slight (it's becoming less and less) premium for their products. But interestingly enough, what I just stated is actually not entirely true.
Hongkiat first reported on this story, and while their figures aren't a match to my quick spot check using Google's currency exchange calculator, the Macbook Air's offered on Apple's Malaysia store website are still cheaper than that of the US Apple store's. Astounding right?
So case in point. In the US, you'll pay $999 for an entry level 11″ Macbook Air. On the Maylasia version of the Apple store it's RM 2,999.00, which according to Google exchange equates to $945.51. The same can be said for a 16GB iPad Mini. In the United States it's $329, where as it's $315.29 in Malaysia.
So, what gives? Why the price difference? Well, to be honest, I'm not entirely sure. Apple products are made in China, so it would stand to reason if they were cheapest there since they can go from the factory directly to store and not cross a massive body of water. Then there is consumer perception when it comes to pricing. Ending the price of a product with a "9″ makes it appear much cleaner and is perhaps less unsettling to the shopper. Nevertheless, I'd gladly incur a 3, 4, or 6 if that meant paying less for my Apple goods.


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These were my favorite prepared meal of the year and I cannot wait to make them again. These are perfect for a football party at home or an appetizer gathering... I added more garlic and made fewer sandwiches with more of the chutney sauce. I agree the chutney recipe should be tripled and added to the chicken 'sloppy joe' style. The best flavor EVER!
Grilled Chicken Sliders and Apricot Chutney Spread
John Autry
Mini sliders are a fun weeknight meal the whole family is sure to love. Dijon mustard gives the apricot chutney the perfect amount of peppery tang to complement the grilled chicken.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 2 sliders)
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Recipe Time
20 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 430
- Fat: 11g
- Saturated fat: 3.7g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4.1g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.7g
- Protein: 42.3g
- Carbohydrate: 41.9g
- Fiber: 2.7g
- Cholesterol: 141mg
- Iron: 2mg
- Sodium: 644mg
- Calcium: 24mg
- 3/8 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 1/2 pounds skinless, boneless chicken thighs
- Cooking spray
- 3 apricots, halved and pitted
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- 8 (1.3-ounce) mini sandwich buns
- 1. Combine first 3 ingredients in a small bowl. Sprinkle chicken with pepper mixture. Place a large grill pan over medium-high heat; coat pan with cooking spray. Add chicken to pan; cook 5 minutes on each side or until done. Cool slightly; shred meat.
- 2. Recoat pan with cooking spray. Place apricots, cut sides down, on pan; cook 6 minutes on medium-high heat or until tender and lightly browned, turning after 4 minutes. Place apricots and next 4 ingredients (through garlic) in a food processor; process until smooth.
- 3. Spread about 1/2 teaspoon apricot chutney over cut side of each sandwich bun half. Place about 1/3 cup chicken on bottom bun; cover with top half of bun.
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Editorial: Council should reject the 3.5 option
The Public Works/Safety Committee of the Willmar City Council made no recommendation this week on the proposed option 3.5 solution to reduce accidents at the Business 71/County Road 24/23rd Street Northeast intersection. This was a good move.
The City Council should go a step further and reject the proposed option 3.5 solution. This solution would do four basic things:
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This is a great dish. I used left over pork to make it this time. It made it a great quick meal that was out of ordinary. I used button mushrooms and some blended dried mushrooms that I had left over from something else.
Moo Shu Pork With Mandarin Pancakes
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sweetsfreak Posted: 03/04/11
The mandarin pancakes turned out great. Yes, you need a fair amount of flour to roll them out -- just shake it off when you're done rolling. I had a lot of trouble with the filling. First, what constitutes 10 dried shiitake mushrooms? In my bag of dried mushrooms, there were small pieces -- 10 of those? Also I couldn't figure out how to get 3 cups of Napa cabbage stalk. It's not like broccoli that has a big stalk. i ended up just using all leaves. Finally, the sauce on the mixture never thickened. I wonder if there was enough cornstarch. It has potential but needs tinkering.
Sexy3Beaches Posted: 09/03/11
My husband made this for dinner tonight - Incredible!!! We actually used regular flour tortillas and it really turned out great! Can't wait to have it again!!
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Russian Family Gunned Down In Chechnya
Dec. 22, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A6 Four members of a Russian family were reported killed in their home in Chechnya, the latest in a string of recent slayings that appear aimed at undermining a peace settlement …
Sea-Tac Security Beefed Up After Woman Shot In Garage
Dec. 18, 1996 in Idaho on Page B10 As Soheila Motamed lay comatose Tuesday, police beefed up security in the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport parking garage where she was shot. Motamed, 39, of Corona Del Mar, Calif., was taken …
Car Struck By Bullet On I-90
Dec. 10, 1996 in City on Page B5 Someone shot at and hit a car traveling on Interstate 90 west of Spokane late Saturday, Washington State Patrol troopers said. A nearby house also was hit. No one was …
Woman Hospitalized After Brutal Beating 81-Year-Old In Intensive Care After Beating Inside Her Cda Home
Dec. 5, 1996 in Idaho on Page B1 An 81-year-old woman remained in intensive care Wednesday after she was savagely beaten in her Coeur d'Alene home. Richard Nielsen found his mother-in-law collapsed in her living room Tuesday, the …
Gunfire Hits Man In Head Car Window Blown Out In East Fifth Drive-By
Dec. 3, 1996 in City on Page B3 Police are investigating a drive-by shooting Monday night in east Spokane that left a car riddled with bullets and a man hospitalized with a head wound. The shooting reportedly occurred …
Another Car Window Smashed On Freeway Wsp Troopers Not Calling Latest Incident A Shooting
Nov. 16, 1996 in City on Page B1 Another car window exploded on the freeway Thursday night, this time near the Barker Road interchange on Interstate 90 in the Spokane Valley.
Violence Greets Grand Jury Decision White Police Officer Cleared In Killing Of Black Teen; St. Petersburg On Edge
Nov. 14, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A3 A St. Petersburg motorist was injured after a bullet smashed his window. Photo by Associated Press
Fans Attack Goalie
Nov. 12, 1996 in Sports on Page C2 Goalie Ricardo Pinto of Atletico-Parana was hospitalized with a brain injury after being attacked by rival Fluminense fans in a first-division game Sunday, a team doctor said. Enraged fans stormed …
Mob Strikes At Suu Kyi Motorcade Nobel Winner Alleges Attack Orchestrated By Burma Junta
Nov. 10, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A11 A mob of about 200 people attacked a motorcade carrying Aung San Suu Kyi and other pro-democracy leaders with fists and sticks Saturday, smashing windows and denting the cars. No …
Gunman Terrorized Interstate 5 Corridor Last Year
Nov. 8, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A14 While Spokane's sniper is sending Interstate 90 drivers onto side streets, a shooter panicked motorists for months along a West Side highway last year. For five months, beginning last November, …
Troopers, Motorists Under The Gun Manhunt Intensifies After At Least Four More Shootings Reported Along I-90
Nov. 8, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A1 1. Sniper search. Sheriff's deputy Michael Beckman pauses to listen to another report of a sniper victim as the manhunt continues Thursday. Photo by Christopher Anderson/The Spokesman-Review 2. Angeles Kendrick …
Sniper At Large Shootings Frighten I-90 Motorists
Nov. 7, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A1 A weeklong string of freeway shootings has steered some frightened motorists away from the region's busiest roadway and forced authorities to heighten patrols. Authorities are investigating a series of 10 …
More Shots Fired At Passing Cars Along Freeway Three New Reports, No Injuries On I-90
Nov. 6, 1996 in City on Page B1 The shooting along Interstate 90 in the Spokane Valley continued Tuesday, with three new reports of shots being fired at passing cars. A sniper has taken aim at freeway drivers …
Ticket Seller Held In Stampede
Nov. 6, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A6 Police have arrested the man who was in charge of ticket booths and gate personnel at a soccer stadium where a stampede last month left 84 people dead. It wasn't …
Windows Shot Out In Vehicles On I-90
Nov. 5, 1996 in City on Page B3 A shot fired from a wooded area along Interstate 90 in the Spokane Valley shattered the driver's window of a passing pickup truck Monday, authorities said. Minutes later, another shot …
Stone-Throwing Mob Attacks Catholic Soccer Fans Buses Carrying Players' Families Attacked In Protestant Town
Oct. 20, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A10 A stone-throwing mob attacked Roman Catholic soccer fans from Belfast on Saturday as they arrived in the largely Protestant town of Portadown to see a game. Visiting fans of Cliftonville, …
Stadium Owner Asks For Patience He Says, 'We Shouldn't Look For Scapegoats,' In Death Of 84
Oct. 18, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A12 Christina Morales weeps as she leaves the Guatemala City morgue after identifying a loved one who was one of at least 84 people killed during a stampede at the local …
Crackdown On West First City Announces Plan For More Police, More Lights, Less Parking On Dangerous Block
Aug. 6, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A1 (From For the Record, August 7, 1996:) Hal King works for the owners of the Alberta Apartments and Otis Hotel on West First Avenue. An article in Tuesday's Spokesman-Review incorrectly …
Gunmen Kill Guard On Armored Car
Aug. 2, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A7 Three men ambushed an armored car as it pulled up to an automatic teller machine early Thursday, spraying the truck with gunfire, killing one guard and wounding another. The men …
Gang War Behind Shootings On West First Two Incidents That Wounded Six People Part Of Fight Over Drug Turf, Police Say
July 30, 1996 in City on Page B1 1. Esparza 2. Lanphier
Mayor Says City Must Stop The Violence
July 30, 1996 in City on Page B1 Spokane Mayor Jack Geraghty, alarmed by the gang-related shootings on West First, declared the city must put a stop to the area's escalating violence - even if "we have to …
Picking Up Pieces On The Surface, Valley Life Seems To Have Returned To Normal After Last Week's Bombing And Bank Robbery
July 18, 1996 in Washington Voices on Page V1 1. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agent Lance Hart crouches in the doorway of the Planned Parenthood office Friday, the day of the bombing. Photo by Dan McComb/The Spokesman-Review 2. Investigators …
Bowe Wins By Dq, But Main Event A Riot
July 12, 1996 in Sports on Page C1 Bowe
Fight Over Tires May Have Led To Man's Death Shooting Victim Allegedly Argued With Suspects
July 4, 1996 in City on Page B1 1. Comeslast 2. Fentroy
Cops Say Victim Let Killers In Neighbors Suspected Drug Dealing At Home
June 28, 1996 in City on Page B1 Residents awakened by a shooting in their neighborhood watch police and media surround a home on North Regal. Photo by Christopher Anderson/The Spokesman-Review
Marine Key Figure In Fatal Club Shooting Suspected Shooter Is Lakeside High Grad On Leave Before Okinawa Duty
June 28, 1996 in City on Page B3 The teenager who deputies say killed a man at a Spokane Valley strip club this week is a Marine Corps rifleman who was in town visiting his parents. Eric C. …
Son Accused In Shooting Of Minister
June 6, 1996 in City on Page B1 A Hillyard minister was in the hospital fighting for his life Wednesday, and his son was in jail accused of shooting him. David A. Sevier, 57, was in critical condition …
Gunfire At Baptism Kills 1, Injures 5
June 4, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A3 Gunshots that killed one man and wounded five other people at a church basement party celebrating a baptism apparently were fired by gang members who had crashed the festivities, police …
Bullies Must Not Be Tolerated
May 19, 1996 in City on Page B10 Quick. Name a bully from your elementary school days. Most likely you remember both the first and last name of the bully. The power of bullies is so great we …
Living In The Shadow Of Fear
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Successful youth conference in Norway
November 17, 2011
Industri Energi, Norway, held their youth conference over the weekend of 12-13 Nov. The conference took place in the small Norwegian town called Hell. 220 participants took part, all had booked their place and made the conference full by August !
They discussed Fascism in our time, temporary work agencies and international solidarity. Paul McAleer, co-chair of the ITF Young Transport Workers Committee attended.
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Anyone adopt a older boy?
My SO was talking about how he wants a boy in the future. We have two girls (8 and 9) and he said that he would like a son when the girls are older. Also we want time to get married and then have a boy. I do not want a baby and neither does he. I want a kid that is older. (I am thinking 5-8 years old).
Anyone adopt an older boy. How was it? What problems/ complications did you go through. Are there problems now?
My children are all adopted so it would be cool. I just have to be old enough to adopt from an organization. Also I hear it is easier to adopt when you are married
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My family adopted my oldest brother when he was 12, 13? Sorry it was a long time ago but obviously older. I love him & forget he isn't "blood" he went through his teen stage but my parents treated him the same way they did the rest of us (8 kids in all) Family is who you make it so I believe as long as you love him & treat him equal to your other children all should be fine


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{ a song for Ruby }
When you withered into the crowd
Thus i'll be there align all your thoughts
You'd saw this Cupid down from above
Then slipped in between all your stripes
I'm gonna give whatever I have to take this runaway
No matter whatever role I play as long as I could stay with you
Empty spaces.
I walked into your heart.
I met you.
And now I miss you
I wanna kiss you
Kiss you
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Water Sports in Lake Havasu City
Water Sports
When construction of Parker Dam was completed in 1938, the reservoir it created to supply water to Southern California and Arizona became Lake Havasu. The lake is a 45-mile-long playground for water sports of all kinds. Whether it's waterskiing, jet skiing, stand-up paddling, powerboating, houseboating, swimming, fishing, or you name it, if water is required, it's happening on Lake Havasu.
With a boat, you have more options: you can find a quiet, secluded cove or beach to swim or fish. If you have a need for speed, you can plane up and down the lake with or without a skier in tow.
Cattail Cove State Park. On the eastern shore of the lake 15 miles south of Lake Havasu City is 2,000-acre Cattail Cove State Park, a popular spot for fishing and boating (you can rent boats at the marina). There are 61 first-come, first-served campsites ($15–$26) with access to electricity and water, and public restrooms with showers. AZ 95, 15 miles south of Lake Havasu, Lake Havasu City, AZ, 86405. 928/855–1223. www.pr.state.az.us/parks/CACO. $10 per vehicle on weekdays, $15 on weekends. Sunrise–10 pm.
Lake Havasu State Park. Near the London Bridge, Lake Havasu State Park has an interpretive nature garden and a level 1.75-mile trail that's perfect for watching the sunset. With three boat ramps, extensive docking, electrical hookups, and about 45 first-come, first-served campsites ($30–$35 daily, including day-use fee), it's an extremely popular spot in summer. 699 London Bridge Rd., Lake Havasu City, AZ, 86403. 928/855–2784. www.pr.state.az.us/parks/LAHA. $10 per vehicle on weekdays, $15 on weekends. Sunrise–10 pm.
Equipment and Rentals
If you don't have the equipment or the vessel necessary to enjoy your water sport, you can rent one from a number of reputable merchants.
Arizona WaterSports. You can rent Jet Skis, jet boats, ski boats, and pontoon boats here, as well as a variety of other water toys, from wakeboards to inner tubes, and off-road vehicle rentals. The company also has branches down at Parker Dam and at Blue Water Resort & Casino, in Parker. 655 Kiowa Ave., Lake Havasu City, AZ, 86403. 928/453–5558 or 800/393–5558. www.arizonawatersports.com.
AZ Built Sports. In addition to renting motorboats, outrigger canoes, and kayaks—not to mention a wide variety of bikes—AZ Built Sports offers stand-up paddleboards, which have become an extremely popular way to play and exercise on the lake. 191 Swanson Ave., Lake Havasu City, AZ, 86403. 928/505–8669. www.azbuiltsports.com.
Sand Point Marina and RV Park. You can rent everything from Jet Skis to pontoon boats, by the day or by the week, at this park, which has a 104-slip marina, convenience store, and café. 7952 S. Sandpoint Rd., Lake Havasu City, AZ, 86406. 928/855–0549. www.sandpointresort.com.


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I'm TJ Ripp and I approve this massageTuesday, November 4th, 2008
This week we look at all the bullshit surrounding Fat Phil's firing, Bama's #1 ranking and the LSU game.
Handsome Devil Weekly Video BonanzaTuesday, October 28th, 2008
Hooray! This one's got it all. More Tennessee shit-talkin', Ark State disrespect and championship speculation. Dig in.
Hard Week EightTuesday, October 21st, 2008
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A pet goldfish is off-the-hook and alive after a micro-surgery removes a tumor from his brain.
Toledo Police are looking for a man they say is wanted on
several felony warrants.
Christopher Draper is wanted for theft, fleeing and eluding
as well as escape.
Police say Draper is a 5' 7" black male with brown eyes,
weighing about 145 pounds.
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Current Research
The Tuti Antiguo Archaeological Project
a trans-conquest investigation of ritual and domestic practices in highland Peru
How did Andean communities experience, interpret, and respond to successive waves of Inkaic and Spanish colonialism? How did they understand Christian doctrine as it was communicated to them by Catholic religious agents in the early years following the Spanish invasion?
These are the central questions that motivate my current research. Set in the upper reaches of the Colca valley in southern Peru, this investigation of the transition from Inka to Spanish rule involves both archaeological and archival investigation. Ecclesiastical documentary sources relate how Franciscan friars were the first clerics to reach the Colca valley. Arriving some time between the 1540s and 1560s, they established a series of doctrinas, or doctrinal settlements, at some of the principal settlements in the valley.
The archaeological component of the project identifies and investigates these settlements. They are unusually well-preserved, with standing fieldstone architecture, including small, rustic chapels, as well as ceremonial and domestic architecture from the Inka occupation. One of these, the site of Malata in the modern district of Tuti, is the focus of The Tuti Antiguo Archaeological Project (PATA).
The project aims to combine the strengths of both archaeological and archival information to obtain a stereoscopic view of this crucial period of transition. While ecclesiastical documents shed light on the ideological and institutional setting within which clerics operated, the goal of the archaeological side of the research is to obtain information on how pastoral theory and church institutions were actually implemented, as well as indigenous responses to them. How did the friars adapt to or rework the built environment that they confronted? How did local communities receive, recognize, and re-interpret these pastoral advances? To answer these questions, a micro-scale view of change and continuity in ritual and domestic practices is needed. Archaeology is uniquely equipped to provide such a perspective. The project has been active since 2006, beginning with mapping and test pit excavations at Malata, and expanded in 2007 and 2008 with large scale excavations in several contexts at the site.
My prior research documented a repeated pattern of association between Inkaic ceremonial architecture, plaza spaces, and early Franciscan chapels at several sites, suggesting that the first friars who entered the valley recognized and mapped onto the ceremonial spaces used in earlier Inka state-sponsored rituals. In this sense, I view the the built environment as an important structuring factor in this two-way intercultural dialogue. My current research thus investigates both the reinterpretation and recycling of ceremonial/ritual space at these settlements, and evidence for change an continuity in the patterning of domestic space and practices.
This project is a collaborative effort with the community of Tuti. Together we are working to raise awareness of the richness of the archaeological and historical patrimony of the village. My heartfelt thanks go to the community and the municipality, for all of their gracious hospitality and valued support.
This project is supported by a National Science Foundation Senior Research Grant (Award No. 0716883), a National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates Grant Supplement, and a Vanderbilt University Summer Research Fellowship.


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Lil Wayne – Ghoulish (Pusha T Diss)
In response to Pusha T's subliminals in "Exodus 23:1," Lil Wayne fires back with something of his own. Nothing too mind blowing, but I give him credit for actually stating Pusha T's name. Listen below, courtesy of Funk Flex:
Spotted at RR
Fuk pusha t and anybody that love em
— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi) May 24, 2012
Yea nigga! Fuk ya
— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi) May 26, 2012


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Hey Retta,
The most notorious "bromance" among the LA Kings is, without a doubt, the imported friendship affair between Jeff Carter and Mike Richards. It's hard to compete when these are the quotes they give about each other:
"We expected to play our whole careers together. I've known Jeff since we were 16, probably best friends since we were 18. We lived together and probably spent every day together for a couple years."
From Daily News LA. Richards, you're in public.
This one was right after winning the Stanley Cup.
Now you really get why them getting separated from each other for a while last season was cruel punishment, right?
But they're not the only bestie situation on the Kings. No, Drew Doughty (#8) and Trevor Lewis (#22) give Richie and Carts a run for codependency, and they've been on the Kings for some years now.
Look, those dudes even live together and share Doughty's cute dog Reggie:
(Lewis on the left; Doughty on the right.)
Trevor Lewis is a forward from Salt Lake City, Utah. He was drafted 17th overall by the Kings in 2006 and played with their minor league affiliate teams for several seasons, sometimes bouncing up to the big leagues when they needed extra men. Lewie's first full season with the LA Kings was 2010-11.
This is what it looks like when Lewie does work:
Crazy angle, awkward lean, and yet the Dallas goaltender still doesn't have a chance to stop the puck from going top shelf. That's why he's in the majors now.
Drew Doughty (aka "Dewy") is a defenseman. He's from London, Ontario like Carter, and he thinks London is the best city in the world, though Captain "Toothless" Dustin Brown frequently begs to differ. Dewy was drafted 2nd overall in 2008 and in 2011 became one of the highest paid defensemen in the NHL. He's currently only 23.
The Kings wanted to lock up Doughty because he's not just a skilled D-man, he's a solid offensive player, too. Last year, he was 5th in goals scored among the Kings, and when he isn't helping to create offensive opportunities, he's making big hits defensively.
Nighty night, Goligoski!
And if you ever need to find Lewie or Dewy off the ice for some reason, well — odds are they're probably together.
Even Jeff Carter chirped them for how much they're on the phone with each other, and Carts is a guy a former teammate said this about once, after he was traded to LA and reunited with Mike Richards:
I can't decide who this is more awkward for, to be completely honest with you.


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Bee Venom for HIV Prevention
March 12, 2013|
Nanoparticles coated with a toxin found in bee venom can destroy HIV while leaving surrounding cells intact.
Daily News Roundup
March 12, 2013|
Nanoparticles coated with a toxin found in bee venom can destroy HIV while leaving surrounding cells intact.
March 8, 2013|
Researchers develop a test that can tell the difference between stomach cancer and other gastrointestinal complaints.
March 5, 2013|
A champion of breast cancer awareness in the African-American community passes away at 63.
March 1, 2013|
A new report from the World Health Organization predicts only very minimal increases in cancer risk for residents in the vicinity of the nuclear disaster.
February 21, 2013|
Three Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are offering $3 million to scientists demonstrating excellence in biology and medical research.
February 4, 2013|
One of the most advanced tuberculosis vaccines has failed to protect infants from getting the disease in a clinical trial, but it may be effective in adults.
February 1, 2013|
A company offering experimental stem-cell treatments will carry out its procedures in Mexico after the FDA warned that it would need approval to operate in the U.S.
January 10, 2013|
A drug applied to the ears of deaf mice has prompted the regrowth of noise-damaged hair cells and resulted in slight improvements in the animals' hearing.
January 3, 2013|
Elwood Jensen, whose research inspired new treatments for breast cancer, has passed away at age 92.
December 20, 2012|
After undergoing untested cosmetic surgery that uses stem cells to rejuvenate skin, a woman grew bone fragments in the flesh around one of her eyes.


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The 4th Annual Bump-N-Jump Competition at Blue Mountain is on Saturday, March 2nd 2013. Registration in the Summit Lodge 8-10am, Practice ends at 11am and the Competition starts at 11am on Challenge. (Pre-event meeting on Challenge at 10:30am) Every participant must sign a release form, wear a helmet and have a lift ticket / season pass. Registration fee is $15 and discount lift tickets are available at registration.
Rain Date is Sunday, March 3rd 2013


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Poachers Sentenced in Yosemite National Park
Investigation Was a Joint Effort with the California Department of Fish and Game
Did You Know?
When it opened to the public on May 29, 1926, the Yosemite Museum became the first museum building in the national park system, and its educational objectives served as a model for parks nationwide. It still functions much as it was originally intended, and currently exhibits items which mainly reflect the Native occupation of Yosemite Valley and its surroundings. When in the park, you can visit with one of three cultural demonstrators who primarily staff the Museum.


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Bayer HealthCare's Charitable Contributions program focuses on supporting charitable events or community programs that align with our business and community goals in our therapeutic areas. In support of that mission, Bayer welcomes proposals from 501(c)(3) or other IRS tax-exempt organizations requesting support for legitimate charitable activities.
Bayer provides charitable contributions to support indigent care programs, health fairs, patient education, public education, community organizations within a Bayer business community, and other charitable programs and organizations such as food banks, public libraries, and environmental protection programs.
We receive numerous requests for support and we regret that we will be unable to support every request. However, all completed submissions that meet our review criteria and are submitted with sufficient notice will be reviewed and considered for support.
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Jeff60 Wrote:
Apr 09, 2013 12:19 PM
All is right about Obama's failures. Yet without conservative media that will tell the truth to the American people, the Obama's media led by AP, Reuters, CNN, the NY Times, Washington Post continue to lie about everything and brainwash the brainless food stamper Americans that Obama polls are soaring. How much it would cost the conservatives to have their own media that tell the truth to prevent the Obama media deceitfully destroy the GOP leaders with lies? The GOP cannot win elections without conservative media because the liberal media have no limits on distorting the truth and going on attack dog style attacks on GOP candidates.


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Categories > Anime/Manga > Fruits Basket > love never forgotten
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love never forgotten
a couple days went by and tohru started to act kinda funny she did not talk to herself like she use to it kinda seemed like she was in a different world then everyone else. then one day she went for a walk and was gone a long time and kyo got worryed and went to go look for her he did not find her any where he ran back to the house and yelled tohru is missing i can not find her any were!turns out no one was home so he called her friends and family asking if they had seen her and they all had the same answer we have not seen her in a couple days he hung up the phone dissapointed.
she was gone for several days and everyone was worryed about her but they di not know what to do and then one day they saw her at school once kyo saw her he ran to her and started yelling at her and she just smiled and said im fine i was at a friends house and im sorry that i didnt call or any thing im sorry to make you worry im moveing to my grandpas house and i was going to come by and get my stuff today after school. kyo just stood there in shock did not know what to say and finaly he found his tounge and said alright ill see you after school and walked away.
he what for her at home trying to think of why she would be moveing out and he could not think of any thing so he just sat there and whated and then he heard a knock on the door he went to go answer and it was tohru she walked in and started packing her things after she was all done packing she walked down stairs and made them one last meal and said i will see you guys tomorrow ok hope you like your meal,and she started to walk home
shouldent we stop hersaid kyo no this was he disision and we have to respect it and they finished there meal and went to there roomes and stared to think of all the memeries they had both had with her how she always smiled when she way happy and even when she was sad she would try her best to smile her happy smile like nothing was wrong..
a couple days had past by they did not see her at school so they thought they would call her grandpa and ask how she is doing but when they did he said he had not seen her for afew days and they hung up dissapointed..
kyo was not going to take it any more and he wonted to ask akito a few ?? and he ran to the astablishment and he ran in and ran in to hatori kyo what are you doing in here?? he ask and kyo yelled were is tohru honda ???
hatori just walked away and he saw akito walk down some stairs and he followed as quitly as he could he heard slashes of a whip and he heard akito start laughing and evil laugh and calling someone ugly stupid girl they never wonted you there they were going to kick you out with in a couple days are you happy here tell me the truth no ugly girl kyo heard a limp voice say yes im very happy here akito started to laugh again well i ll see you later stupid girl akito walked out of the cell and walked up the stairs laughing kyo came out of his hiding spot and ran to the cell akito was in and looked in and could not see any thing he heard someone say is someone there?? yes its me kyop kyo what are you doing here tohru what are you doing here its nothing you need to be worryed about just go ill be fine i promise kyo reached to the side and found the keys to the cell he opend the cell and ran in and lit a match to see were tohru was and once he found here he could not believe what he was seeing and ran towreds her bruised cut and bleeding body and gave he a big hug and she looked at him and sayed ill be fine you need to get out of here before akito finds you and herts you too kyo just looke at her and said i will not leave you here alone tohru gave in to his hug and started crying and then they heard foot steps coming towerds them and they just sat there scared as hell it was akito standing right in front of them and he say oh the stupid cat is back for more i see and kyo flew at akito and tryed to push him down but he missed and ran in to akitos body guard and akito walked towards tohru and yelled to kyo you are going to pay for comeing here akitos body guard held kyo as akito stabed tohru over and over kyo yelled till he could not yell any more and as the life of tohru flowed out of her body she still had the same sweet smile on her face as she always did she took one last breath and sayed i love you kyo and her head fell and the was no life in her akito was laughing the body guard let go of kyo and he ran to tohru and helled her in his arms akito left and kyo pick up tohru and cared her in to the sun light for one last time before calling everyone he saw momiji and then looked away he did not want to see him cry he set tohru down in the sun hatori walked over and looked her over and said she did this for all of us but mostly you because she loved you so much she gave her life for you lets go call her famliy and tell them and then we will get her read for her funaral hatori stood up and and said are you comeing kyo. kyo turned and sayed no im going to stay here with tohru ok kyo ill be back in one moment hatori walked in to his office sat down and cryed then he collected him self and call tohrus family and friends and then called all the shoma family...
at the funeral there was alot of crying except for kyo he couldnt know that she died for him just made him angry and sad as the funeral ended everyone walked away crying kyo stood in front of tohrus bured body and promised himself that he would aveng tohru no matter what it takes i love you tohru and i will do every thing i can to avenge you akito will pay for what he did to you i will make sure of that kyo walked in to the sun set thinking of his first move with alittle smerk on his face he turned and looked at tohru one last time remebering all the fun they had together and then walked away


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That Levi Johnston Shoot Didn't Pan Out As Expected for Playgirl
Maybe those new illicit Tiger Woods camera-phone pics will do the trick?
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Maybe those new illicit Tiger Woods camera-phone pics will do the trick?
"I wasn't thinking about Bowie when I was up there. I was thinking about sex."
You know you're in trouble when 80-year-old Barbara Walters calls you old-fashioned.
And now you can buy vibrating foundation.
Em's new song contains Mr. Lambert's name in close proximity to what sounds like the 'F' word.
ABC offers an olive branch.
This feels right.
Plus: Rupert Everett has some controversial advice for closeted gay actors and actresses.
Is that why he falls down, too?
Following the explosive controversy over Adam Lambert's oral-sex-filled appearance at last weekend's American Music Awards, ABC is changing its rules for live performances.
"I'm not a babysitter, I'm a performer."
"Given his controversial American Music Awards performance, we were concerned about airing a similar concert so early in the morning."
Also, Hugh Hefner's girlfriends might have actually been prostitutes.
And he's making no apologies.
Review what she, Jennifer Lopez, Adam Lambert, and more wore in our AMAs Fashion Yearbook.
Censorship! Scandal!
The openly gay 'American Idol' star gets an earful from the magazine he's on.
'Out' editor Aaron Hicklin reprimands the star and his team for asking the magazine not to make him look "too gay."
Yes, it does appear to be the type of person who doesn't know about TMZ.


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A Lifetime of Memories
Chabot is committed to helping parents inspire and educate their kids to become the next generation of science leaders, innovators and dreamers.
We offer many fun family activities that help accomplish this goal as well as have fun together and create memories that will last a lifetime!
Spend the night in the museum, become a member, marvel at the large Moon Rock on display, go on a mission together in our Challenger Learning Center® and look at galaxies far far away. Don't forget to pick up some Astronaut ice cream in our Starry Nights Gift Shop before you return home.
The list below is just some of the things you will find especially for PARENTS at Chabot.
Bookmark this page to find out about all the exciting things that we have just for Parents.
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Total Lunar Eclipse
Guests: $15 Members: Free
Children 2 & Under Free
The observatory deck opens at 2am for a special presentation about the eclipse. Stay after the presentation for the late night viewing festivities. A Lunar Eclipse occurs when the Moon passes through the shadow of the Earth. For this to happen the Sun, Earth, and Moon must be closely aligned with the Moon and the Moon located furthest from the Sun. Bring binoculars, blankets and warm clothes.
Please note: Eclipse is not guaranteed and weather permitting for outside viewing
Tyke Explorers
For Ages 3 - 5 years
September: Falling Objects
Gravity is pulling us (and everything else!) toward the center of our earth. This month we'll explore the invisible force of gravity to see how it affects falling objects and balance. Then we'll build parachutes to slow the pull of gravity so our astronauts don't crash to the ground. Finally we'll experiment with different ways to launch an object and escape the pull of gravity... for a few seconds, at least.
Night Hikes
Tickets: $12 (does not include admission into the Center)
RSVP Recommended, space is limited!
Register online or call (510) 336-7373
Enjoy an easy 1-2 mile end-of-summer hike through the beautiful redwoods and watch the sun set over the bay! After the hike, stay and explore other amazing objects in the night sky through our telescopes (weather permitting) or tour the Telescope Makers Workshop. Hike will take place rain or shine.
Star Stories
Tickets: $14 (children 2 years & under free)
Does not include General Admission
Lay on the grass and look up at the stars! Bring your sleeping bags and blankets and listen to an expert stargazer explain the mythology behind the constellations, share stories of the night sky as seen throughout history, and identify planets and stars that help orient you to the night sky.
Space is limited. Call (510) 336-7373 today
to reserve your spot on the hill.
Fall Equinox
$12 / $22 including General Admission
What happened to summer? Our longer days have quickly turned into longer nights. Celebrate the changing of seasons with a fall carnival suited for you night owls. Relive your childhood through classic autumnal activities such as pumpkin carving and squash bowling, while indulging in local seasonal ales, provided by Drake's Brewing. Enjoy a performance by local band, the Ian Fays, and enjoy entertainment from the Octopus Literary Salon and RADIX Theater Company!
Special Closure
All or portions of our Center are closed for a private event. Please check the link for specific information on closures. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Astronomy Day
Included with General Admission
It's a star! It's a satellite! It's a... well, what is it? Throughout history astronomers and scientists have made accidental discoveries of new stars, planets and more through trial and error. In celebration of National Astronomy Day on October 8, the East Bay Astronomical Society and other local astronomers will be present to share their research, teach the basics of operating a telescope and inspire the next generation of astronomers to make their own discoveries.
Public Mission
in the Challenger Learning Center®
Guests: $12 + General Admission
Members: $12
Ever wonder what it's like to be an astronaut on a space mission? How does it feel to be a Mission Specialist guiding flights around the Solar System? Find out in our Challenger Learning Center® as you experience the thrill and excitement of a NASA simulated space mission! Become an important member on a dynamic team accomplishing the goals of your mission. You are a vital member of the crew! This adventure is recommended for space travelers ages 10 years to adult (younger children may participate when teamed with an adult).
Science Revealed: ExploSCIve!
Workshop: $5 Adult | $3 Child | Children 2 & Under Free
(Recommended for audiences 8+, though all are welcome!)
Pop! Bang! Ping! Boom! Whoa! That's the sound of live science demos in our theater. Enjoy a 30-minute audience interactive show with aweing demonstrations that showcase the wonders of science. Visitors experience the lessons as we explore scientific theory. It's not magic, it's science... live!
Open Engineering Lab
Workshop: $5
Join us for an afternoon of building and testing in our Sunday Open Engineering Lab. Each week we'll be working on a variety of projects that can include building and testing LEGO® solar car models, wind turbine blade design, bridge and building strength, shake table testing, robotics exploration and programming, and more.
Member Movie Night
Sunday Oct 05 5:30pm
FREE Member Admission, RSVP Required!
Space is limited and by reservation only,
so call (510) 336-7392 for tickets today.
Join us for the spooky animated adventure, Paranorman. Join us in the MegaDome Theater for this free, members-only screening. Refreshments will be available by donation.
First Glance
Sunday Oct 05 7:00pm
FREE Member Admission, RSVP Required!
Space is limited and by reservation only,
so call (510) 336-7392 for tickets today.
Each Sunday preceding the 1st quarter moon, the Eastbay Astronomical Society invites you to a special private telescope viewing. Unlike our regular viewing on Friday and Saturday evenings, EAS personalizes the experience by taking viewing requests, live interaction, and hosting tours and it's exclusively for our members!
Cosmic Concerts
$15 / $24 including General Admission
You don't have to leave our galaxy to see some far-out talent. Chabot's Cosmic Concert series showcases local musicians playing live to the backdrop of the Universe. October features Chris McVicker, aka Swiftumz. Light the night with us on hill!
Creepy Classics
Movie Night Under the Stars
$12/ $22 including General Admission
Before there were high-tech special effects to thrill audiences, movie makers used their imaginations to create classic scary movies. Host Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, presents bizarre and frightening flicks with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! Bring your blankets and bundle up under the stars and discover the original scary films that laid the foundation for the new classics. Hot chocolate, wine & beer, and popcorn for sale.
Future Fridays
Thomas Atchison
Founder of Mavericks Civilian Space Foundation
Civilian Space Exploration:
Personalizing Your Access to Space!
Thomas Atchison, founder of Mavericks Civilian Space Foundation, is helping ignite the next space race among the general public. Through the creation of space exploration STEM education and professional development programs and research projects, Mavericks is helping students of all ages discover a passion for space exploration and create the new technologies that will lower costs and increase availability for the next generation. Learn about the history of space exploration, Mavericks' current programs, research projects and flight missions and be inspired to build and launch your own rocket or space mission in your community, with your friends and family.
Tyke Explorers
Special Saturday Classes!
For Ages 3 - 5 years
September: What Comes Up...
...Must come down! Design your own parachutes to work against the power of gravity! Can you build a parachute that allows a space capsule to safely fall to the ground without crashing?
Supper Club
Saturday Oct 18 8:30pm
Sinister Science featuring cuisine by Straw Catering
Adults 21 & Over
Members: $55 Guests: $65
Release your inner mad scientist and enter our lab of sinister science and kooky chemistry. Sip on a sinister cocktail while our experts lead you through experiments that will change your perception of common household materials. For dinner, savor a catered dinner or try your hand at culinary science by making your own dessert. And cuddle up to your date to watch a special spooky presentation of Fright Light LaserMania!
Partial Solar Eclipse
$10 + General Admission / $15 Viewing Only
A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the earth. Join us on our observation deck to watch as the moon 'occults' the sun! Our resident astronomy experts will be on hand to help you safely view the celestial phenomenon using special instruments and will help to answer your questions. Special eclipse viewing glasses available.
Ignite East Bay
$15 + General Admission
What would you share with an audience if you had just 5 minutes? Chabot and Ignite Oakland are providing a platform for people to share their passions and expertise with a live audience, the catch is they have just 5 minutes and 20 quickly changing slides to do so. The science-related topics will range from the everyday to the extraordinary. Come eat, drink and snack while meeting your neighbors and sharing in their curiosity, know-how and smarts. Come hungry and enjoy a bite! Food and drinks available for purchase 7pm-8pm. The Grilled Cheez Guy will be on site and there will be beer and wine for sale.
Halloween Party
Included with General Admission
Trick or treat at Chabot. Dress up as your favorite character and receive a treat! Drink some spooky punch and participate in hands-on sinister science activities. Enjoy guest appearances by special costumed friends. Bring your junior explorers to the Discovery Lab for spooky read-a-longs and scary science activities.
Future Fridays
Will Wright
Game Designer & Creator of Sim City
Constructing a New Gaming Genre
Twenty years ago, a video game that you could neither win nor lose was inconceivable unless you were Will Wright. With five years of college under his belt and no degree, then twenty-something year old Wright created a game based on designing and building cities. In achieving that goal, Will created a new genre in gaming and within it, one of the best-loved game franchises in history, SimCity. An entirely new kind of video game genre, focused on open-ended, non-violent gameplay was born! Hear Will discuss his journey and his upcoming projects.
New Volunteer Orientation
Saturday Nov 15 10:00am
Learn what it takes to join the team as a Chabot volunteer! We'll discuss opportunities and commitment while getting to know the Center. We're looking for adult volunteers dedicated to creating fun and interactive science experiences for our visitors. Science or astronomy background is not required, just a healthy sense of adventure and desire to learn and share!
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When Things Collide
Movies, mythology, and popular culture paint many pictures of the ways that our world might end. How does science shed light on world-ending planetary disruptions past and future? We'll fly to celestial sites of devastation and disaster, exploring how these events shape our Universe, and could even threaten life on Earth.
Cosmos 360 Original Live Productions launch with new shows in our digital-dome every three months.
Back To The Moon For Good
To the Moon... with no return? This new planetarium show follows the excitement of the Google Lunar XPRIZE competition. The ultimate example of citizen science, the winning team will successfully land a robotic spacecraft on the Moon, have it travel 500 meters on the surface, and send back video imagery. Who will win the $30 million prize? After 40 years, the race is heating up once again, get in on the action!
Tales of the Maya Skies
Immerse yourself in the beauty of the "seventh wonder of the modern world," Mexico's Chichén Itz�. Hear the story of the ancient Maya civilization. Experience Tales of the Maya Skies, a new digital full-dome planetarium show produced by Chabot Space & Science Center. Narrated by Latin Grammy Award winner Lila Downs, Tales of the Maya Skies transports us to the jungles of Mexico, presenting the rich history and culture of the ancient Maya. Using the latest three dimensional laser scanning and advanced graphic techniques, Tales of the Maya Skies weaves together the richness of Maya culture, stories, science and contributions to our way of life.
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The exploration of space is the greatest endeavor that humankind has ever undertaken. What does it take to be part of this incredible journey? Experience a rocket launch from inside the body of an astronaut. Explore the amazing worlds of inner & outer space, from floating around the International Space Station to maneuvering through microscopic regions of the human body. Narrated by Ewan McGregor.
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Legends of the Night Sky: Orion
Legends of the Night Sky: Orion takes a lighthearted and imaginative look at the myths and stories associated with the constellation Orion, the great hunter of the winter sky. The show brings the mythological Orion to life in a fun-filled, animated adventure.
Accompanied by narrators Aesop the owl and Socrates the mouse, we follow Orion's adventures as he grows to manhood, battles mythical beasts, foils the plot of an evil king and wins the heart of Artemis, the beautiful moon-goddess. By the end of the story, we learn how the constellation Orion was placed in the sky, forever turning overhead throughout the seasons.
LaserMania Pink Floyd
Based on Pink Floyd's 1973 album of humanitarian, political and philosophical empathy, Dark Side of the Moon is one of the most startling and bizarre laser light shows of all time!
Considered by many critics to be the album that brought the commercial breakthrough to Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon offers a mixture of psychedelic, rock and jazz sounds. It's sonic backdrops and atmospheric soundscapes combined with a unique assortment of sound effects yield an emotional resonance. When accompanied by a diverse and unusual display of laser art, the overall feel is a dramatic and haunting atmosphere.
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The "Fab Four's" best spanning 6 years becomes the background for dazzling laser-art. All ages and backgrounds will appreciate this fantasy tribute of music and light to The Beatles and how they helped define a generation.
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Two young adventurers turn an old cardboard box into a rocket and with the help of a magical book and their vivid imaginations blast off on an awesome journey to the most amazing places in the Solar System. Gasp in amazement at the huge planet Jupiter, find out what Saturn's rings are made of and discover the secret of the cardboard rocket. The show has been upgraded for digital full-dome systems and provides an excellent introduction to the nine planets of our Solar System. Especially for ages 5 to 10.


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Atlanta Lyric Theatre, winner of the 2010 Suzicq Bass Award for best musical (for "Hairspray"), has announced its 2011-12 season at Marietta's historic Strand Theatre: "Thoroughly Modern Millie," Sept. 16-Oct. 2; "The Sound of Music," Dec. 2-18; "Ain't Misbehavin'," Feb. 17-March 4, 2012; "The Light in the Piazza," April 20-May 6, 2012; and "Gypsy," June 15-July 1, 2012. Subscriptions and individual tickets will go on sale May 1. 404-377-9948, www.atlantalyrictheatre.com. HOWARD POUSNER
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A benefit concert and film screening are among the cultural responses in metro Atlanta to the recent Japanese earthquake and tsunami:
- Two-time Grammy-winning violinist Hillary Hahn and highly regarded Ukrainian-born pianist Valentina Lisitsacq will perform a concert at Spivey Hall at Clayton State University in Morrow at 3 p.m. Sunday3/27 benefiting relief efforts of Direct Relief International.
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Listen to these sutras because these are the most important sutras in the great Buddhist literature. Hence they are called The Heart Sutra; it is the very heart of the Buddhist message.
But I would like to begin from the very beginning. From this point only does Buddhism become relevant: let it be there in your heart that you are a buddha. I know it may look presumptuous, it may look very hypothetical; you cannot trust it totally. That is natural, I understand it. Let it be there, but as a seed. Around that fact many things will start happening, and only around that fact will you be able to understand these sutras. They are immensely powerful - very small, very condensed, seedlike. But with this soil, with this vision in the mind, that you are a buddha, that you are a budding buddha, that you are potentially capable of becoming one, that nothing is lacking, all is ready, things just have to be put in the right order, that a little more awareness is needed, a little more consciousness is needed.. The treasure is there; you have to bring a small lamp inside your house. Once the darkness disappears you will no longer be a beggar, you will be a buddha; you will be a sovereign, an emperor. This whole kingdom is yours and it is just for the asking; you have just to claim it.
But you cannot claim if you believe that you are a beggar. You cannot claim it, you cannot even dream about claiming if you think that you are a beggar. This idea that you are a beggar, that you are ignorant, that you are a sinner, has been preached from so many pulpits down through the ages that it has become a deep hypnosis in you. This hypnosis has to be broken. To break it I start with: I salute the buddha within you.
To me, you are buddhas. All your efforts to become enlightened are ridiculous if you don't accept this basic fact. This has to become a tacit understanding, that you are it! This is the right beginning, otherwise you go astray. This is the right beginning! Start with this vision, and don't be worried that this may create some kind of ego - that "I am a buddha." Don't be worried, because the whole process of The Heart Sutra will make it clear to you that the ego is the only thing that doesn't exist - the only thing that doesn't exist! Everything else is real.
There have been teachers who say the world is illusory and the soul is existential - the "I" is true and all else is illusory, maya. Buddha says just the reverse: he says only the "I" is untrue and everything else is real. And I agree with Buddha more than with the other standpoint. Buddha's insight is very penetrating, the most penetrating. Nobody has ever penetrated into those realms, depths and heights of reality.
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It was difficult to tell who was more excited to see the WVU basketball team in Fairmont Saturday – the kids or the Mountaineers' new point guard.
Jabarie Hinds – dressed in a United Way t-shirt, WVU sweat pants and some bright red shoes – ran a dribbling and layup drill with Marion County children as part of his first public event with the Mountaineers.
In a summer filled with apprehension as to whether or not he would achieve the necessary SAT score needed to enroll at WVU, Hinds admits there were times he feared he might not make it to campus.
"After a while, I was sitting back waiting on the NCAA, just taking long, I was nervous and I finally got that call," says Hinds. "I just packed up my bags and came down as soon as possible."
According to West Virginia assistant Erik Martin, who led the basketball clinic Saturday, the coaches had been assured in recent weeks that Hinds had his score. They were simply waiting on the NCAA to process it and make him eligible for the start of the semester.
On Wednesday, he was declared eligible and began taking college courses Friday in Morgantown.
"It's good," says Hinds. "Morgantown's a great city, the fans everybody is so friendly, nice. I'm adjusting well, I've just got to find out where all my classes are Monday and throughout the week and I should be good after that."
Martin says he wanted to make a conscious effort to get Hinds out in the community so the fans would have a chance to see him and he could begin acclimating to his new surroundings. He also must be quite content with the fact that his highest-rated recruit is ready to go, even if he missed the entire summer with the team.
He cautions fans not to get too excited about their newest weapon, though.
"It's not high school, it's college," says Martin. "I don't think people should go into it thinking that Jabarie's going to come in and be Kyrie Irvin or whatever – he's a good point guard. We have two point guards now and two off guards and that was the reason we recruited who we did."
Truck Bryant, who has spent time at both the one- and two-guard during his three seasons at WVU, is excited for the competition that both Hinds and fellow freshman Gary Browne will provide this year.
"They're saying he's supposed to beat me in the backcourt," Bryant laughs. "I'm just going off what I hear. Gary's been doing a great job and it's good that Gary got here on time and it's just rough for Jabarie because he hasn't been here so he doesn't know what to expect yet. We're going to have to get him and Gary going and we're going to need them."
Perhaps part of the reason Bryant has been hearing that Hinds will supplant him as the point guard is because people are buying into what Bob Cimino is selling. Cimino, head coach at Hinds' Mt. Vernon High School, is on record as saying either Hinds or former UConn star Ben Gordon are the best players he's ever coached.
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Hinds is already getting a feel for just how far he has to come in order to contribute on the court this season. He's accustomed to playing against top prep talent, but he knows what's waiting for him in college is a different beast than anything he's faced before.
"I haven't done any open gyms yet, but I did do my first weight lifting down here. It was crazy, but it's only going to help me," he says. "The Big East is no joke, so I just want to get bigger and stronger so that I'm prepared."
Martin says there's no question the biggest thing Hinds will need to focus on is his strength and his understanding of the way things work at West Virginia.
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The Kettering University 2013 graduating class consists of 201 students; at commencement 132 bachelor's degrees and 69 master's degrees will be awarded. Twelve students will graduate summa cum laude, 36 will graduate magna cum laude and 29 will graduate cum laude.
Barra was named Senior Vice President, Global Product Development in February 2011. She's responsible for the design, engineering, program management and quality for General Motors' vehicles around the world. She is a member of the Executive Operations Committee and serves on the Adam Opel AG Supervisory Board.
Prior to this, Barra was most recently vice president, Global Human Resources. She has also served as GM Vice President, Global Manufacturing Engineering; Plant Manager, Detroit Hamtramck Assembly; Executive Director of Competitive Operations Engineering; and has held several engineering and staff positions.
Barra began her career with GM in 1980 as a General Motors Institute (Kettering University) co-op student at the Pontiac Motor Division. She graduated in 1985 from Kettering University with a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering. In 1988 Barra was awarded a GM fellowship and in 1990 she graduated from the Stanford Graduate School of Business with a Masters degree in Business Administration.


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Add some sizzle to your Sim's home life! The Sims 3 just got hotter with the announcement of the latest stuff pack available this January. The Sims 3 Master Suite Stuff features luxurious master bedroom and bath furnishings and décor, plus romantic intimate wear for Sims to change into. Create the ultimate master suite by selecting from dozens of options including a canopied four-post bed, a contemporary vanity set and a lavish tub. Complete the suite by adding the perfect finishing touches such as candles, roses and decorative vases. New cute and saucy apparel is also available for your Sims and will be perfect for a romantic evening or an indulgent night of relaxation. In addition, flirty hairstyles are included to recreate your Sim's look completely or revamp their style for one special night only.
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Which is your most favorite Sharapova's run to grand slam glories?
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Jul 9th, 2012, 10:55 AM
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Re: Which is your most favorite Sharapova's run to grand slam glories?
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Maria Croft
It's hard to decide.
Wimbledon will always be special because it was her first, and Wimbledon is probably the most special one to win for the players.
The Us Open because she was no longer a One-Slam-Wonder, that dress, and that hilarious moment with the trophy.
The Australian Open because of the exceptional form she showed.
Roland Garros because it's almost like a fairy-tale how she won them all in order, and the story of fight and endless determination that's behind it; completing the career Slam, first tennis player to win a Slam after shoulder surgery, first Russian to hold all four, she got back to number one etc, etc.
Great post!
Thank you!
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