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Western Wall Tunnel riots reminder of dangerous belief in false peace messiah
Shlomo Engel
Published: 10.12.07, 11:42 / Israel Opinion
Shlomo Engel
The 11th anniversary marking the opening of the Western Wall Tunnel has just passed without anyone noticing it. Eleven years of a burning religious and messianic belief in peace which is seemingly at our doorstep, while completely ignoring the reality of war facing us from every direction. Only the foolish faithful who believe in the eternal life of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, who died 13 years ago, can compete with the believers of peace, which died 11 years ago, if not long before that.
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In the wake of the Tunnel events, IDF officials (as opposed to the incomprehension of the political leadership) realized that the Palestinians are no friend, but rather, a potential foe, and therefore developed combat doctrines and means to counter this. This activity, which was planned thoroughly, bore impressive fruit at the outset of the intifada, which the Palestinians renewed but were unable to harm soldiers, who were properly prepared.


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High school football: A look at the 2014 quarterbacks
The 2014 class in the state is strong at several positions but it has been awhile since the state has produced a quarterback class like the one coming up next year. Here's a look at the three big pro-style quarterbacks in the state in the class:
David Cornwell, Norman North
As a junior: Moved from Florida to Jones last year and had a huge year for the Longhorns, throwing for 2,742 yards and 27 touchdowns against just eight interceptions. He also ran for 755 yards and six touchdowns. He's moved to Norman North now, though he needs a waiver from the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association to be able to compete next year.
Recruiting status: Cornwell has offers from Auburn, Virginia Tech, Washington State, Indiana and Tulsa. He had a great outing at the U.S. Army Combine in January and has taken recent visits to Alabama, Michigan and UCLA.
Justice Hansen, Edmond Santa Fe
As a junior: Hansen entered his senior season as a highly sought-after prospect already and lived up to expectations, throwing for 3,079 yards and 36 touchdowns with nine interceptions. He also improved as a runner, with 773 yards and 14 touchdowns on the ground.
Recruiting status: Hansen recently picked up offers from Oklahoma and Texas A&M to go along with the Arizona State, Arkansas and Missouri offers he already had. Like Cornwell, Hansen is already rated as a four-star prospect by Rivals.com.
Coleman Key, Broken Arrow
As a junior: Key didn't put up the eye-popping numbers that Cornwell or Hansen posted but did have a solid season for Broken Arrow after transferring from Owasso. Key threw for 1,308 yards and 14 touchdowns and five interceptions. He didn't run the ball nearly as much as Cornwell or Hansen either.
Recruiting status: Cornwell received an Arkansas State offer in the summer before his junior season and has started making the rounds with visits after the season, including a junior day invite to Oklahoma recently.

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Cafe Rumba describes its food as Baja-style: "traditional Mexican flavors with a fresh tropical twist." This quick-serve restaurant proves that fast food doesn't have to be bland.
While the basic dishes are standard Mexican fare - burritos, tacos, quesadillas and salads - some choices add an island vibe: black beans, slow-cooked meats and seven fresh salsa choices including fruity mango and pineapple.
The restaurant features an open kitchen, and diners move through a cafeteria-style line choosing ingredients as cooks prepare their meals on-the-spot. Think of it as a Mexican Subway.
The staff is friendly and accommodating when diners equivocate endlessly over which of the seven fresh salsas to try. While indecisive people will grapple with all the choices, I like the customization. And there is nothing better than the smoky, earthy scent when the cook tosses fresh-roasted green chiles on the grill for a cheesy Baja Quesadilla ($4.99).
In keeping with the tropical flavors, the restaurant features a beach theme with an ocean-scene mural that wraps around the wall, potted palms and a stuffed blue marlin on one wall.
Café Rumba has plenty of tables but seems to do a good amount of take-out business. The service is utilitarian - foil and paper dishes and serve-your-own drinks.
But there's nothing generic about the mix of flavors here. Since the dishes are personalized, here are some successful combinations we enjoyed.
Along with basic beef, chicken or pork tacos, the menu lists two specialty tacos: the Tropical and the Baja ($4.49 or 2 for $6.99). Both feature a choice of the restaurant's signature fruit salsas: mango or pineapple. For the tropical tacos (I don't see why anyone would get just one), the shredded chicken with mango salsa was a good choice. The light, cool salsa is also piled high on the shrimp mango quesadilla ($7.99).
On the Baja tacos, we combined shrimp (fish is the other choice), lots of fresh, crunchy cabbage and the pineapple salsa, a surprisingly tasty mix of sweet and heat. I was a little disappointed in the shrimp, which were tiny. But I can't complain too much since the meal was under $7.
I can see why the restaurant sells its homemade salsas by the half-pint ($2.99 to $3.99). I'd gladly make a meal out of the mango salsa and chips. The tomatillo hot salsa was true to its name: We could only take a few bites at a time but kept coming back to it.
Making a meal out of a salad can be risky - you may be left wanting more. Not so with the Rumba Salad ($6.99 large, $5.49 small), with one of the thin, platter-size flour tortillas as a base and piled with a choice of meat, beans and rice. We tried the shredded pork (the menu says the meats are marinated and slow-roasted for up to 16 hours and the juicy meat sure tastes like it), refried beans and just a little rice (watching those carbs, you know). We added pico de gallo on top of the fresh mound of romaine lettuce for extra color. If you haven't tried salsa on top of salad, do: It's a great way to add some flavor to an otherwise plain but healthy lunch. Salads come with a choice of roasted tomatillo ranch or cilantro lime vinaigrette served on the side. We went with cilantro lime, and the light dressing delivered a big punch of flavor.
Comparatively, the Rumba Burrito ($6.49) seemed overly heavy and the nachos ($6.49) were too sloppy for me, though my kids loved them. Again they are served with your choice of meat, beans, salsa, and sour cream, if you'd like.
We ended one meal with the Rumba Sundae ($4.99), a concoction of vanilla ice cream, fresh strawberries and mangos topped with whipped cream, toasted coconut and ribbons of caramel and chocolate syrup. Unfortunately, the fried tortilla shell that it's served in is too greasy to be edible. After such a light, fresh meal, I'd rather have one of the fruit juices for dessert. Both the piña colada and watermelon had just the right amount of sweetness and at $1.99, it's a bargain. The restaurant also serves horchata and cantaloupe juice.
Cafe Rumba is a little hard to find. It's set back from the busy road on the northwest corner of Union Hills and 59th Avenue in Glendale. This is the restaurant's second location and was opened earlier this year. The original opened in 2005 in Mesa. Note that the restaurant is closed on Sundays.
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Thanks to the likes of "The Hunger Games," "The Lorax" and "The Vow" (women and children first!), Hollywood is enjoying a considerable 23% year-to-year boost so far in 2012, and the second best first quarter ever (after 2010, which featured the incredible 1-2 punch that was "Avatar" and "Alice in Wonderland"). But what of Indiewood?
Let's make one thing clear: There's certainly been no "Hunger Games"-equivalent for the specialty market. Last year, while the studios weathered a very disappointing first quarter -- dropping 20% from the previous year, the specialty market was very strong from January to March.
This year, it indeed seems like the situation has -- to a degree -- flipped around. For more in that regard, and many hopeful notes as well -- check out Indiewire's winners and losers of 2012's specialty box office (so far):
Winners: "The Artist" and "The Descendants"
Oscar helped give 2012 its MVPs in two holdovers released way back in November, 2011: The Weinstein Company's "The Artist" and Fox Searchlight's "The Descendants." Two of the biggest nominees at this year's Academy Awards (with the former also the night's biggest winner), the films collectively grossed over $83 million in 2012, and are the only specialty films to gross over $30 million individually this year.
Loser: 2012 So Far In General
On the flipside, "The Artist" or "The Descendants" failed to compare to last year's Oscar duo, which coincidentally came from the same pair of distributors: The Weinsteins' "The King's Speech" and Searchlight's "Black Swan." Their combined gross was $184 million, over double that of the 2012 duo. And while comparing best picture winner to best picture winner seems unfair given "The King's Speech" had considerably more marketability in its cast and, well, sound, it remains notable that The Weinsteins couldnt manage $50 million out of "The Artist" given all its hype.
This comparison represents a general trend in this year vs. last year. Check out this comparison of the past three first quarters for specialty releases.
First Quarter 2010
Number of Films To Gross $1 million or More: 16
Total Gross of Top 20 Specialty Films: $106 million
First Quarter 2011
Number of Films To Gross $1 million or More: 21
Total Gross of Top 20 Specialty Films: $245 million
First Quarter 2012
Number of Films To Gross $1 million or More: 18
Total Gross of Top 20 Specialty Films: $185 million
Also notable is that last year at this point, 4 films had debuted to averages above $25,000 per theater -- "Jane Eyre," "Bill Cunningham, New York," "Win Win" and "Kill The Irishman." This year so far, none have. The best limited debut belongs to "Footnote," which averaged $23,764 on 2 screens.
Overall, though, it's a mild enough contrast not to warrant too much cause for concern. 2012 is well above the noted 2010 figures, for one. And there's also been as many bright spots for the sore ones, as the next few pages of more specific winners -- and losers -- can attest.


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LONDON (AP) -- Prince William has reportedly reconciled with his girlfriend, Kate Middleton.
The British newspaper The Sun says the prince persuaded her to rekindle their relationship, 12 weeks after they split up.
The paper quotes a source as saying the time apart gave them space to examine how they really felt. A spokesman for the prince isn't commenting.
The couple broke up amid intense media speculation that they were about to get married. Middleton had also complained about the paparazzi.
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Middleton sat with the prince in the royal box at last Sunday's memorial concert for Princess Diana, fueling rumors the couple had gotten back together.


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Working together on the concert stage as brother and sister always feels like a dream come true. We've done so before, in a variety of settings, such as performances with Amsterdam Sinfonietta and with the London Symphony Orchestra, where Rick led the basses and, under Bernard Haitink, we had the privilege of experiencing Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde together in London and New York.
The composer Bottesini granted us our first chance to perform in a genuine chamber music setting. Wonderfully romantic songs that made us pine for more music for the two of us.
And so it happened that our common passion for Russian music led to the arrangement of a number of Tchaikovsky songs for voice, double bass and piano.
But what could be finer than an entirely new piece, written especially for us? This dream, too, came true. The renowned American composer Ned Rorem, author of a large body of vocal music, was keen to write a new cycle for us. After an inspiring exchange of poems, the choice for his new composition fell on Shakespeare's sonnets.
Together with pianist Joseph Breinl our goal was to put together an original program that would bring together very diverse elements: tradition, romanticism, humor, spirituality, virtuosity and above all innovation.
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Reporter Keeps Her Cool On Air Despite Stray Cat SurpriseJoslyn Gray
Television news reporter Nicole DiDonato certainly can keep her composure. In a recent live news shot, a stray cat unexpectedly leaped onto her shoulder, and she impressively soldiered on.
She told CNN that she kept going with the broadcast, but in her mind, she was thinking, "This cat is not on my shoulder, is it?"
Ms. DiDonato says that she has twice adopted stray cats that she came across while reporting, but that she doesn't have room for another cat.
Incidentally, this is the very same station that brought you a weatherman who couldn't stop laughing after talking about his dog.
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Michael White schools culinary-institute grads.
Michael White of Convivio is the latest chef to pooh-pooh cooking-school grads: "If I took ten guys, ten girls out of cooking school, brought them into the kitchen and told them, 'Here's an artichoke, clean it,' I bet you six or seven wouldn't know how to do it. People say, 'Oh, I just made this great chicken.' I say, 'Okay, do it 10,000 times now. After you do it 10,000 times you're really going to be good at it.'" [ABC News]


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Three injured in Sunrise crach
Three people were injured in the three-car accident - one of them ejected from his car - but none of the injuries turned out to be serious.
Rockville Centre police and fire personnel who responded to a call at 10:42 a.m. on Jan. 16 were joined by detectives from the Nassau County Police Department Homicide Squad to investigate the incident, which began when the gas pedal of a 2003 Cadillac heading west on Sunrise Highway got stuck and the vehicle's brakes apparently failed.
In an attempt to stop his car, the 50-year-old driver pulled into the left-turn lane and tried to use the median to bring the vehicle to a halt. He struck the rear of a 1996 Nissan that was turning south from Sunrise Highway onto Oceanside Road, and its 23-year-old driver, who was not wearing a seat belt, was ejected through the driver's-side window into a parking lot to the west of Oceanside Road.
The Cadillac continued west on Sunrise Highway and struck a westbound 2000 Ford, operated by a woman of about 60. The Cadillac finally stopped about 500 feet east of Forest Avenue.
Its driver was taken by ambulance to South Nassau Communities Hospital, where he was treated for minor lacerations to the head. The man who was ejected was transported by ambulance to Nassau University Medical Center, where he was evaluated and found to have sustained only a broken leg. The woman driving the Ford complained of various pains, but refused medical attention at the scene.
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Western Carolina University and Pardee Hospital will offer a Great Life Series workshop, "Can Alzheimerõs Be Prevented? (Part II)," from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday at the Pardee Health Education Center in the Blue Ridge Mall. The workshop is designed to build upon information presented at the Part I program on Sept. 27 but will delve into more topics, providing greater background on dementia.
Sharing findings and strategies for postponing or avoiding Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia gleaned from their intensive review of the latest research on the subject, Marcia Caserio, M.A. Ed. and Jean Sitton, B.S.N., R.N., C will present the morning program.
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Visitors to the Jim Henson Co. may not be surprised to see Rowlf the Dog from The Muppet Show or Apollo the puppy from its new puppet TV show Pajanimals. But they might be surprised to see real-life dogs Billy, Jasper and Barley romping on the Hollywood lot.
"At any given time, there are probably 12 dogs on the lot somewhere," says Nicole Goldman, senior vice president of marketing and publicity for the Jim Henson Co. Trouvé, Goldman's terrier mix, sits in her office on days when she doesn't have off-site meetings. "Everybody knows everybody else's dog and their story. It feels like a community where we're all involved with having the animals on the property."
The Jim Henson Co. is one of a growing number of employers that let employees bring pets to work. Almost 1 in 5 U.S. companies allow pets in the workplace, according to the American Pet Products Association. The most common pet permitted: man's best friend.
Allowing pets in the workplace reduces stress and increases loyalty, says Jerry Osteryoung, professor emeritus of entrepreneurship at Florida State University.
"I would argue that the costs are negligible, and it adds so much," Osteryoung says.
Research backs him up. A study published in the Journal of Occupational Health Psychology found that pets in the workplace reduce stress, absenteeism and turnover and improve morale.
Clif Bar & Co. allows dogs at its headquarters in the San Francisco suburb of Emeryville, California, as part of its effort to help employees maintain a healthy work-life balance.
"Combined with our other unique benefits, it helps create a fun and supportive working environment for our people," human resources manager Jennifer Freitas says.
Lauren Kanouse agrees. A lot of her colleagues bring their children to Clif Bar's on-site child care and eat lunch with them in the company cafe. She brings her 9-year-old golden retriever, Buzz, who stays leashed to her desk and snoozes on his bed.
"As they have lunch in the cafe with their kids, I get to take Buzz for a short walk and have our fun time," Kanouse says.
Pet-friendly policies tend to be found in smaller organizations or in high-tech firms, Florida State University's Osteryoung says. About 5 percent of software company Autodesk Inc.'s 7,000 employees have brought dogs to work, spokeswoman Alexandra Constantine says. Google Inc. spokesman Jordan Newman credits dogs with making the Internet giant "a happier and more fun place."
Lauren Yurko, a developer at online shipping marketplace uShip Inc., keeps a red plastic bowl by her desk for the days her Shar-Pei-Labrador mix, Wrigley, spends at the office .
"He was totally raised by all of my co-workers," Yurko says, "He's totally at home in the office. He'll roam and pretty much check in with everybody. He'll come back to my desk every once in a while just to make sure that I'm there."
Other employers offer benefits that make any pet owner sit at attention.
Home Depot Inc. offers veterinary pet insurance. It was one of 2,500 companies with such a benefit in 2011, up 4 percent from a year earlier, according to California-based Veterinary Pet Insurance Co.
At the State University of New York in Delhi, pets of staff and faculty members receive free medical care and grooming as part of the hands-on learning of veterinary students, says Bonnie Martin, vice president for operations.
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Poetry reminds us to slow down and pay attention to language, says poet Brenda Hillman. Words bring us into deep places within our psyche and connect us to the world.
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"Poetry is meant to take us to a place of using language carefully and precisely," says Hillman. Her latest book of poetry is Practical Water (Wesleyan University Press, 2009).
Choosing words with care and awareness of their precise meanings is part mental activity and part spiritual undertaking, says Hillman. Poetry can contribute to honest public discourse. But the larger role of poetry is to bring metaphor into a culture "that is sorely lacking in imagination," says Hillman.
She lives in California and has been writing about the earth's elements for the last decade, exploring such topics as the turbulent geology of California as a metaphor for rocky mental processes (Cascadia, 2001). She's also written about the air as an international medium for consciousness (Pieces of Air in the Epic, 2005). The poems in Practical Water explore the connectivity of water between things. And they engage with Hillman's anti-war and environmental causes.
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When a group of Sudanese children discovered an unexploded grenade in the South Kordofan region of Sudan earlier this summer, they made a tragic mistake: They picked it up. The grenade exploded, killing nine children and wounding five. The dead ranged from 3 years old to 14 years old.
The blast was an awful byproduct of an ongoing reality: The government of Sudan continues a bombing campaign against its own people that's killed scores of citizens and displaced at least 200,000 people along the border between Sudan and South Sudan.
For Andudu Adam Elnail, the violence is personal. The Anglican bishop leads a war-torn diocese in the Nuba Mountains of South Kordofan. He's watched bombs fall on local villages, and crouched in foxholes with other Christians.
He's also spent months asking others to notice: Elnail has testified about the attacks before U.S. congressional committees and the UN. In early September, he sent an open letter to President Barack Obama, pleading for "prompt action to save those still alive." He added: "Our people feel as though the world has forgotten them."
As U.S. attention remains fixed on a chemical weapons attack in Syria, world leaders have turned a blind eye to ongoing terror Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has wreaked on his country for decades.
When South Sudan declared its independence from northern Sudan in 2011, the separation deepened hostilities: The Sudanese government viewed many of its own citizens in the Nuba Mountains—including thousands of Christians—as loyal to South Sudan.
By mid-2011, Sudanese military planes dropped bombs on homes, churches, and crops. Militias raided villages, looting and burning the homes of unarmed citizens.
Elnail traveled to the United States in early 2011 for medical treatment. By June, Sudanese planes and militia had attacked his village in Kadugli. In his letter to Obama, the bishop said the militia "hit my house with heavy guns, and all valuables were taken or destroyed. They proceeded to burn the Diocesan offices and Diocesan Guest House in the same hour."
The bishop said the attack scattered local church leaders and Christians to more than five countries as refugees: "It pains me to remember many of the young men in my town who were killed in cold blood during the same week."
After returning to Sudan, the bishop said the attacks persisted: "We continue to be bombed from the air daily. Bombs land on farms and schools, churches and mosques, clinics and markets. Innocent civilians, women and children, are killed carrying on their daily lives."
Some who remain live in mountainous caves, scrounging whatever nourishment they can find. Famine warnings have hit emergency levels, and the Sudanese government doesn't allow outside aid to the region.
Others walk dozens of miles to the Yida refugee camp in South Sudan—now home to more than 70,000 refugees. When I visited Yida last year, widows grieved murdered husbands, and infants and children suffering from malnourishment filled a rustic medical tent.
Elnail pleaded with Obama to address publicly the violence and misery. Though Obama called the genocide in Sudan's Darfur region "a stain on our souls" during his presidential campaign, he's spoken little of the renewed violence since his election.
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Manufacturing has made the American economy the most vibrant and successful in the world. American manufacturers are known throughout the world to have highest quality goods, made by the best workers. These manufacturing jobs are the back bone of the American middle class, and have provided an economic ladder to millions of American families here in Connecticut.
Since World War II, manufacturing jobs have declined from 40% of domestic employment, to just 11% today. One of the reasons for this decline is the continued reliance on foreign firms, who exploit their workers and destroy the environment in the name of cost-savings. We can not allow the American worker to be caught in a "race-to-the-bottom" where we sacrifice our values and way of life.
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Schneider Decides To Leave Extension Services
(Le Mars) -- After 32 years with the Iowa State University Extension Services, Carol Schneider is leaving extension to pursue another career. At the conclusion of the Plymouth County Fair, Schneider will assume the duties of teacher, a profession she had once before.
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This time around, Schneider will be teaching 6th graders at Gehlen Catholic. Schneider has been a part of extension for the better part of her adult life, and not just here in Plymouth County.
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Man Injured From Geese Flying Into Windshield
HOSPERS, Iowa (AP) - A Minnesota man was hospitalized with injuries he received after geese smashed into his pickup truck in northwest Iowa.
33-year-old Brian Nielsen of Fulda, Minn., was injured Thursday morning after he drove through a flock of geese on Highway 60, just north of Hospers.
The Sioux County Sheriff's Office says the geese crashed into the pickup's windshield, injuring Nielsen and causing about $3,000 damage to the pickup.
Another motorist drove Nielsen to a hospital in Worthington,
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(Le Mars) -- Plymouth County farmers should consider planting cover crops on their fields this fall, and cost-share funds are available as an incentive to implement this practice.
State of Iowa Cost-share funds will pay producers $15.00 per acre up to a limit of 80 acres to establish a cover crop. Producers should sign up as soon as possible at the NRCS Office in Le Mars, as the cover crops should be seeded in late summer or in the fall immediately after harvest.
Small grains are typically planted as cover crops, including cereal rye grain, winter wheat, barley, and triticale. These species are 'winter annuals', which will germinate and grow in the fall, be dormant in the winter, and grow again in the spring. Cover crop mixes can also include radishes and legumes.
The benefits of cover crops are many, including significantly reducing soil erosion. In the spring of 2013, cover crop fields in northwest Iowa had low soil erosion rates, while heavily-tilled fields in the same neighborhood suffered very severe erosion. Cover crops also 'scavenge' residual nitrogen in the soil, providing a water quality benefit by preventing nitrogen leaching into ground water. When cover crop mixes include plants with significant taproots, such as radishes, soil compaction can be reduced. Cover crops are noted for improving 'soil health', particularly by increasing soil organic matter and soil
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Cover crops can be aerial-seeded on standing row crops in late summer or can be drilled in fields shortly after harvest. In the spring, the cover crops are typically killed with herbicides two weeks prior to no-till planting corn or soybeans. Producers should also discuss the use of cover crops with their crop insurance agent. Farmers are encouraged to sign up for this cover crop incentive soon, by contacting the NRCS Office in Le Mars, located at 1100A 12th Street SW, phone number (712) 546-8858.
Man Sentenced For Synthetic Marijuana
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - A Nebraska man has been given three years of probation in an Iowa case involving synthetic marijuana.
69-year-old Frank Firoz was sentenced Thursday in Woodbury County District Court. His 15-year prison sentence was suspended.
Firoz, of South Sioux City, Neb., had made a deal with prosecutors. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy as a habitual offender after prosecutors dropped two drug charges.
Police say an undercover officer bought green, leafy substances in July 2011 at Exotica, a now-closed store Firoz owned in Sioux City. Police say they found large quantities of suspected synthetic marijuana in the store.
Firoz still faces federal charges in Omaha, Neb., involving the sale of drug paraphernalia and chemical compounds found in synthetic marijuana and designer drugs.
Authorities Break Up Prostitution Ring
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Authorities say a 15-year-old girl is among several people involved in a prostitution sting in eastern Iowa.
The Johnson County Sheriff's Department says the two-day, multi-agency sting involved two women making separate appointments with a law enforcement officer through a prostitution website. The women arrived in the eastern Iowa city of Hills on Wednesday with other women who were instructed to perform sex acts with a male subject.
Police say a man is accused of driving three women from Milwaukee to Hills for appointments set up through the website. One of those passengers was 15.
Authorities say five people involved in the sting face various pimping and prostitution charges.
Boone Man Convicted Of Killing Wife
BOONE, Iowa (AP) - A central Iowa man convicted of killing his wife has been sentenced to life in prison.
29-year-old Joshua Powell received the mandatory sentence in a Boone County courtroom Friday. The sentence carries no chance of parole.
A jury in May found Powell guilty of first-degree murder in the death of 25-year-old Jaclyn Powell.
A judge denied a motion Friday by Powell's attorney, Katherine Flickinger, for a new trial. Flickinger had argued that the state did not show evidence that there was premeditation or deliberation
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Investigators say Josh Powell called 911 in October to report that he and his wife had fought and that he'd struck her. An autopsy showed his wife died of asphyxiation due to strangulation.
One Year Old Falls From Apartment Balcony
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Des Moines police say a 1-year-old boy was severely injured after falling 50 feet off an apartment balcony.
The boy fell from the balcony Thursday evening at an apartment west of downtown.
A police report says the child had been playing on the balcony with his 6-year-old brother while their mother was inside the apartment.
The brother ran inside to say the 1-year-old had slipped off a chair and fallen to a grassy area beneath the balcony.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Iowa economic development officials have approved additional tax incentives for an Egyptian company spending nearly $2 billion to build a fertilizer plant in southeast Iowa.
The Iowa Economic Development Authority voted Friday to approve an additional $25 million in tax credits for Orascom Construction Industries. The money is part of the original contract for the project approved in February 2012.
State and local governments already promised more than $200 million in incentives including loans that do not have to be paid back if promised jobs are created and tax credits.
The company also is financing more than $1 billion of the cost of construction with specially authorized federal bonds saving millions in interest costs.
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Ellmers Surges Ahead of Incumbent Etheridge in Latest Poll
Republican Nominee Leads Among All Voters, Independents
DUNN, NC-Renee Ellmers, a local nurse and community activist, leads seven-term incumbent Congressman Bob Etheridge in a SurveyUSA poll released today by the Civitas Institute.
In a survey of 400 respondents, researchers found that Ellmers leads Etheridge 39 percent to 38 percent. Among those registered "Independent," Ellmers leads by 10 points, 32 percent to 22 percent.
Congressman Etheridge earned unwelcome national attention this week for his assault on two student journalists on the streets of Washington, D.C. Public disapproval echoed in his home district, with 84 percent of registered voters polled aware of the video.
Additionally, 40 percent of those surveyed have an unfavorable opinion of Etheridge, while only 25 percent have a favorable opinion.
"We are encouraged and energized by the recent poll numbers that show us ahead of Bob Etheridge," Ellmers said. "We are certain that not only is this due to his most recent disgraceful episode, but also because of our campaign's message of making Washington accountable to the people."
"With the mood of the voters in the second district, this was always going to be a tough race for Etheridge. However, the video confrontation has vastly complicated his efforts and has now put him in the national spotlight," said Civitas Institute President Francis De Luca. "Even prior to the video, Etheridge's votes on the bailout, health care and Cap and Trade were hurting him with voters."
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Situated in the Glenwood shopping centre with an interior dressed in orange and pink shaded in soft palates on the wall, A Cabana serves authentic Portuguese cuisine.
Some of the favourite starters include the traditional grilled portuguese sardines with coarse salt, served with a touch of olive oil and vinegar or chickenl with garlic, wine and peri-peri sauce.
For mains, try the prawns a cabana - 12 succulent prawns with garlic and lemon butter or the cabana steak, served with garlic, mushrooms, tomatoes, onions and green pepper sauce.
For more exotic dishes try the bacalhau or the prawn rissoles rounded off by Portuguese pasteis de nata for a popular dessert with a twist - Portuguese kisses.
With warm hospitality and traditional fare, diners can sit back and enjoy the authentic ambience alongside fresh grills and seafood served the Portuguese way.
This vibrant Afro setting invites a welcoming African hospitality infused with tastes from around the globe enrobed in ethic murals and plush seating.
With over 100 dishes from Africa, Middle East and Asia to choose from including a large selection of starters and salads, diners can immerse the palate in global cuisine with tantalising creations of oxtail, samp and beans, stir-fries, Moroccan pitas and traditional Durban curries.
Boasting over 12 different ice creams and array of cold deserts, A2A is a culinary dream garnished with seven island buffet stations including a complimentary bottomless soda fountain to cool off the palate.
This delicious buffet feast embraces a fresh and quality approach to dining with exceptional value for money for the whole family.
Exuding a tropical ambience, African Peninsula Restaurant refreshes the senses with exotic décor and well-presented dishes served over banana leaf dressed tables and crisp white linens.
For starters try plump mussels in cream white wine sauce followed by 220g grilled lamb chops, cooked to perfection in spiced garlic, herbs and chillies or the grilled line fish of the day, succulently cooked in warming spices served on a bed of fragrant rice in lemon garlic butter.
Round off a perfectly satisfying meal with a decadent tipsy malva pudding desert and silky coffee or cooling don pedro.
African Peninsula is located perfectly along the shores of the Indian Ocean for a relaxing languid lunch or romantic shore break dinner under the star lit sky.
For tasty Italian food, superb views and impeccable service, AL63 is a great option.A thoughtfully put together wine list includes Italian as well as local wine and also a few champagne options for that special occasion.Friendly staff know the offerings through and through and are on hand to offer advice on your selection.Beautiful sea views enhance the dining experience with an al fresco dining option as well as indoor seating when the weather is less favourable.Jazz lovers will adore the regular jazz evenings and there are also wine dinners held frequently.For simple elegance in a dining experience, try AL63.
There are over 237 local Spur steak branches and 28 international ones. Spur offers hearty and satisfying meals with great value for money. The steak ranch is famous for their classic burgers made from AAA-grade beef, served with the crispiest chips and Spur's own recipe for the tastiest onion rings.
Every branch is lively, vibrant and incredibly family friendly. There is a kiddies menu and a lovely entertainment area for children. The food is generously portioned, extremely tasty and brilliantly priced.
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Situated in the Glenore Centre with views that stretch out onto the Indian Ocean, Bangkok Yum Thai serves superb food prepared by authentic Thai chefs, delicious and healthy, layered with flavour and taste.
The décor is simple and calming, warming and welcoming heightened by dark contrasting colours and Thai artefacts.
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Bangkok Yum Thai transports the palate to sensational Thailand and the authentic fresh flavours compliment and entice with healthy tasty alternatives to everyday dining.
Sun sea and sand is what you'll find at Beach Bums....oh, and don't forget their self-proclaimed 'forever chilled' vibe. Awesome cocktails, ice cold beers and a menu that strives to cater for most tastes will provide hours of fun literally on the Tongaat beachfront. This rustic venue is perfect for a family beach outing.
With succulent speciality burgers and a tasty menu complimented by exotic classic drinks, Billy the Bums offers sophisticated ambience influenced by American culinary delights.
With a comfortably stylish setting and pleasant outdoor and indoor dining, Billy the Bums is a fun and intriguing place to enjoy Monday burger and beer nights or seductive exotic cocktails from the comprehensive menu.
Billy the Bums hosts a sexy and trendy approach to dining and drinking located in the popular Berea in Windermere Road.
Blockmans Grill and Bar, situated in Glenashley, offers a casual yet elegant dining experience. Our restaurant and bar menus offer a fine range of meat, chicken and seafood dishes. With our bar menu ranging up to R65 and our restaurant menu up to R120, we are competitively priced with quality and excellent service to match.
Our modern bar fitted with three big screen TVs and outer veranda offers 180-degree sea and city vistas that are unrivalled anywhere in Durban.
Menu items such as Portuguese Peri-Peri Chicken, Prawn and Chicken Combos and Matured T-Bone Steak are proving to be extremely popular with our fast expanding customer base. Our rump, sirloin, rib-eye and fillet steaks are cut in-house ensuring premium, matured quality.
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We strongly support small enterprises in the area and contribute to local charity organisations. Lastly, we are fiercely proud of our village and its people.
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OMAHA (AP) - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to significantly reduce the amount of water being released into the Missouri River in late August and September. Brig. Gen. John McMahon outlined the plan for bringing an end to flooding along the river. The corps has been releasing massive amounts of water from the six dams along the river to deal with heavy spring rains and above-average mountain snowpack. McMahon says the biggest reductions in water releases from Gavins Point dam won't begin until mid-August. But their goal is to cut the releases from the current 160,000 cubic feet per second to 40,000 by Oct. 1. McMahon says the water flow will be reduced gradually to reduce the risk of damage to levees along the river.
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How many of you would stay a Cyclone fan first and continue to buy season tickets if ISU was say moved to the MAC or Wac after all this Big 10 realignment.
I'd probably be done honestly.
I definitely would not become a Hawk fan just because that scenario played out!
I would still cheer for Iowa State...it would be strange though after all these years to lose those traditional matchups!
I can assure you I wouldn't have the same financial commitment...
Although we may have better shot at BCS if in MAC? Who knows?
ISU would have to schedule an outstanding home non conference for me to still be interested weekly in attending the games.
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Although we may have better shot at BCS if in MAC? Who knows?
I think it would be harder to get the same 'type' of athlete. I would assume some drawing power of ISU is being in a power 6 conference. That would be off the table.
I voted no. I know it's a dbag move but I gotta be honest; I want to be in a BCS conference. I think a move down would hurt the program badly and eventually (in not too long) ISU football would cease to exist.
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Would make little difference for me.
Go Cyclones!
i feel bad saying this, but no. I'd follow KU basketball a lot closer than I already do, and probably pick up a football team I like from a major college to follow closer.
I would still cheer for ISU and follow them, it would just be a huge change.
Will never happen but good question. I would move to a different primary team but I would still be a Cyclone and would still be at every game I could.
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i would remain a fan, but my interest level would likely drop, and my financial committment would certainly drop.
The whole conference is not just gonna disolve and ISU be the one leftover. There will be a replacement for the Big 12. IMO OU, Texas, A&M, KU, KSU, Baylor, Nebraska, OSU are not going anywhere.
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i would remain a fan, but my interest level would likely drop, and my financial committment would certainly drop.
Moving to a non-BCS conference just kills ISU, IMO. We need to stay in the Big 12, period. A school with ISU's size, fan base, and facilities, it's just wrong to be in a Mickey Mouse conference.
In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection.
ISU is still my alma mater.
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We took a little time off after our October gigs at Red Square to spend time on other projects and with our families. During this break we recorded an episode of Exposure for WRUV 90.1fm (more info here) and we've polished up a fresh batch of songs. Now that our souls (and batteries) are recharged we will be returning to Vermont stages in the early parts of 2012.
January 12 we head back to Red Square for a Thursday night improv session that is our big warm up for Friday January 13 down at the Rusty Nail in Stowe. We haven't played Stowe in many years and truly look forward to getting back into the mountains. We have our friend DJ Disco Phantom coming down with us to add just a little bit more fire to the party.
After these shows we have another Red Square session lined up for 1/26/12 and a return trip to Sugarbush Ski Resort on 2/25/12. More dates will be added to the calendar as we nail them down, including a few stops out of Vermont (we hope).
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No Pants Players offer up an invitation to murder
East End Main Street Murder-Mystery Dinner Party
Featuring the No Pants Players
WHEN: 6 p.m. Oct. 25
WHERE: Charleston Woman's Club, 1600 Virginia St. E.
TICKETS: Adults $25, children $10
INFO: 304-767-9800 or halloweast.com
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- No Pants player Tony Slack promises this year's HallowEast murder mystery will be better than ever.
"It will be bigger, at least," Slack said. "We've got the whole troupe involved this year. We have some new characters."
The local comedy improv troupe will perform or host the mystery/dinner party at 6 p.m. Oct. 25 at the Charleston Woman's Club on Virginia Street as part of HallowEast IV and the very first FestivALL Fall.
Slack said this is the third year the troupe has been part of the murder-mystery mayhem, and while it's become more refined and expanded, it might be a little familiar.
"It's a zombie murder mystery," Slack explained. "It's about a zombie virus outbreak.
"We did something like that our first year. Then, last year, it was about vampires or ghosts, and now we're back to zombies. People love zombies."
A pair of investigators help the guests sift through a collection of unusual characters, one or more of whom might be responsible for a death.
Slack gave a quick rundown of who's who in the mystery.
"I play a kind of wannabe cop," he said. "I work for a citizens patrol group in Charleston."
Jeff Bukovinsky and Brian Roller return as investigators, with Bukovinsky slipping into the role of Detective Trent Rockwell and Roller as his assistant.
Jamie Dunbar is a big-haired Jersey-based clairvoyant who Slack said could be helpful in solving the case, but is also a suspect.
Jason Dunbar is a weathered, one-eyed priest who has often fought the forces of darkness.
Stuart Frazier is a scientist from a local secret nuclear facility. Kevin Pauley plays an executive for a shady corporation similar to "The Umbrella Corporation" in the "Resident Evil" series.
Mandy Petry, Slack said, is a social climber of some kind.
"And somebody's love interest," he laughed. "I'm not sure whose."
Adam King, wearing probably the most outlandish costume of the bunch, which includes a pointed hat, is a Live Action Role Player.
"He thinks he's a wizard," Slack added.
The No Pants regular promised that the mystery will be a lot of fun. Slack said that naturally, given the group involved, there would be some improvisation, but the story, dreamt up by Bukovinsky, has a solid frame. They know where it's going.
"The hardest part has been getting everybody together to rehearse, but I think it's going to be fine."
Slack said the No Pants Players like the format of the murder mystery enough that they probably wouldn't say no to doing a similar show somewhere else at another time.
"We're entertainers for hire," he emphasized, then added that the No Pants Players are doing double duty during FestivALL Fall.
"We do the murder mystery Thursday, the 25th, then we do an adult performance at Timothy's Bar at the Quarrier Diner Friday night [Oct. 26] at 10 p.m."
Note: Ticket prices for the Oct. 26 adult performance are $12 and the show is adults only.
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The Tiny Zoom4U is the latest is the line of EPP planes from Hacker and shows what can come in smaller packages. This size of model is now possible and affordable with the range of small motors from our collection as very reasonable prices. The model is similar in construction to the larger Sniper which has been a firm favourite as a dual purpose 3D/aerobatic machine. The Zoom4u is perfect for indoor flying by its size advantage and as a outdoor model by its robust construction.
The total weight of the model can be as low as 170-190gms and at this weight will be a lively performer.
The kit contents are fairly comprehensive and assembly is straight forward for the average modeller.
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Hot young stars blaze at the center of a vast cloud of interstellar hydrogen gas in this image, acquired by the European Southern Observatory's MPG/ESO 2.2-meter telescope at the La Silla Observatory in the Atacama desert, Chile.
PHOTOS: Hubble's Beautiful Butterfly Nebulae
The intense radiation from the stars ionizes the hydrogen in the clouds, causing it to glow in red wavelengths of visible light. This particular nebula, named Gum 41, is located 7,300 light-years away in the constellation Centaurus and is extremely faint; the image above was made with a special filter designed to enhance the red glow of hydrogen.
In fact, if you were to travel through Gum 41 you wouldn't see any glow at all, the gas and light is that diffuse.
ANALYSIS: The Rise of a Zombie Nebula
Gum 41 didn't earn its name because it looks like a wad of bubble gum (which, now that I mention it, it kinda does). This nebula — and many others like it — was discovered by Australian astronomer Colin Gum in 1951, and was included in a now-famous catalog of HII emission nebulae published four years later. Tragically, the talented and well-liked Gum was killed in a skiing accident while vacationing in Switzerland in 1960, at the young age of 36. Today 85 nebulae bear his name — as well as a crater on the Moon.
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I am attempting to move and migrate at the same time. If this is not the best option I can definitely just move to a new server. I am currently running Zimbra Open 4.5.10 on FC5 and would like to move to Cent OS 5.2. I will worry about upgrading to the latest release later, but I have not had great luck following the below instructions.
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When I follow this procedure the installation breaks at installing the core rpm. Is this a result of upgrading the OS? I have other people have gone down this upgrade path, but I am not having success.
Any thoughts on what I am doing wrong? I have done an upgrade from 4.5.4 to 4.5.10 on the same machine and it was flawless.