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ROLAND, Ark. (KTHV) - A day after Arkansas State Parks and Tourism chief ranger Jerry Digman is shot, a son said his father is dead and he fears he may have lost his mother, too.
Still in shock, Matthew Digman said what happened Sunday does not fit the parents he knows.
"He's gone and I don't really know why," said Matthew Digman in an exclusive interview with THV11's Daniel Wilkerson.
"Just a complete surprise, you know."
It was just before noon Sunday, Matthew was visited from sheriff's deputies while working at Arkansas Children's Hospital. Investigators said his mother had just reportedly shot and killed his father, Jerry, at their home in Roland, after the two had been arguing.
Matthew said, "I had been trying to get in touch with them for awhile because I sensed something was going on."
He said his father worked as an Arkansas State Police trooper for more than 30 years before retiring in 2011. He soon headed to work as head ranger for Arkansas State Parks and Tourism.
"He loved to ride horses. He loved being retired... Until he went back. I guess he wanted more to do."
Matthew described his parents as being gentle souls, and he said he can't imagine his mother and father being involved in anything like this.
"It's very strange. I can't imagine him being aggressive to anyone that wasn't related to work in law enforcement. I've never seen him out lash on anyone, not violently," he said.
While he fears he may have now lost both his parents, he's not sure yet how much he'll support his mother, who is facing a first degree murder charge.
"She is my mother, you know, she raised me. Nothing like this has ever happened before, so it's very confusing, but that was my father. You can't pick sides. He's gone and I don't really know why, so I can't really be okay with that just yet."

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Aperture 3 is an amazing product. However, when importing images from an iPhone (or any other device like a digital SLR camera), it does not prompt the user to delete those images off the device. It turns out there is a simple fix for that but its not in Aperture at all.
Open up Image Capture from your Applications folder while the iPhone is connected. Click on the iPhone's icon under "DEVICES". There is an option to "Delete after import" from the bottom left-hand corner. You can perform your import using Image Capture and send it to Aperture. This creates a project called "Image Capture" in Aperture.
It turns out the Image Capture is a very useful tool. You can browse your images and see their EXIF data including GPS coordinates in a simple table view. You can import your images and delete them right from the simple interface. Please note, that it doesn't handle videos well so be careful.


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Ice Cream Addict
Yesterday when I making some dishes in the kitchen, I went ahead and prepped for today's lunch:
super basic tuna salad: tuna+mayo+relish+onion
I took about half of the mix and put it in a la tortilla factory tortilla with some guacamole and grape tomatoes for this afternoon's workday lunch.
Along with some bread I baked yesterday and an apple. All on a tinfoil placemat- yum
Actually, tinfoil is probably my favorite packing method when it comes to packing up lunch. Plastic baggies can get messy and you run out so quick, plastic wrap just gets stuck on itself and makes me have a fit, and tupperware…well, you have to wash it. Tinfoil for the win!
Ice Cream Addict
Remember my rant in this morning's post about getting the shakes after seeing Shane eat some apple pie? Come to find out, it's totally justified. According to Oregon Research Institute, our brains pretty much process ice cream and drugs the same way. So if someone gave up dessert for lent, experiencing withdrawl symptoms would not be uncommon.
(Or something else that justifies my reactions to ixnaying dessert from my life temporarily.)
The study also said that the more we eat ice cream over time, the less pleasurable it is. However, this doesn't make us want it any less. I've heard claims that sugar is addictive for a while now, so this doesn't surprise me much. But it does kind of make me want some ice cream…
Back to work!
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Offering just a little more front head- and legroom than the Jaguar F-TYPE, drivers may find the Porsche Boxster a little roomier and somewhat more comfortable.
The Porsche Boxster requires fewer visits to the gas station than the Jaguar F-TYPE, making it more convenient to drive.
There are a lot of factors to consider when calculating the overall cost of a vehicle. The main consideration is Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). The Jaguar F-TYPE will definitely make more of a dent in your wallet than the Porsche Boxster, which has a much lower MSRP. Another consideration is the Destination Charge, which is a standard charge for transporting the vehicle to the dealer from where it's built. The Jaguar F-TYPE and the Porsche Boxster have similar Destination Charges.
Since the Jaguar F-TYPE is much wider than the Porsche Boxster, finding a wide enough spot in a parking lot may be a bit more challenging. For some people, bigger is better. If that's the case for you, then you'll be happier with the Jaguar F-TYPE, which is slightly longer than the Porsche Boxster.
Due to its much higher torque, the engine of the Jaguar F-TYPE does a much better job of transmitting power to the wheels than the Porsche Boxster.
The Jaguar F-TYPE has a larger turning radius than the Porsche Boxster, making it slightly more difficult to maneuver in and out of tight spots.
When it comes to horsepower, the Jaguar F-TYPE has a much more powerful engine than the Porsche Boxster. However, something you should consider is that higher horsepower engines often command higher insurance premiums.
In terms of seating you'll be able to fit the same number of people in both the Jaguar F-TYPE and the Porsche Boxster. The Jaguar F-TYPE has significantly less cargo room than the Porsche Boxster, which may be a concern if you do a lot of warehouse shopping.
You'll have greater peace of mind with the more generous basic warranty of the Jaguar F-TYPE than that of the Porsche Boxster.
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"Curiosity Got The Chef" host says,"I think every great dish begins with a simple question: 'What if?'" Here, he shares where he gets the freshest ingredients.
The chef and host of Curiosity Got The Chef, a new culinary TV show, says, "I think every great dish begins with a simple question: 'What if?'" Here, he shares where he gets the freshest ingredients.
Where do you like to do your grocery shopping?
I usually get my groceries and vegetables from the weekend market in Northeast Greenhills, since it's close to where I live. Sometimes I also visit Mercato Centrale for inspiration and get veggies from my friend at Herbana Farms. They're my trusted source for organic produce.
What are the mainstays in your fridge or pantry?
Of course, any chef worth his salt will have unsalted butter and bacon in the fridge all the time. Butter and bacon make everything great! I also make sure I always have Spanish chorizo—it's my favorite ingredient. I always have good quality beef, suka sa niyog, olive oil, eggs, bagoong, pork floss, pimenton, and garlic. These are ingredients I use frequently so I always have them around. I also keep good quality, spicy hotdogs, which serve as� a quick breakfast for me.
If a friend were to drop by your house unannounced, what can you instantly whip up?
For breakfast or merienda, I can prepare for them my super quick Ultimate Scrambled Eggs with Pork Floss. For lunch or dinner, maybe a salpicao or my Roasted Fish Fillet with Malunggay Crust. Both dishes take very little time to prepare and are very low maintenance.
What kind of cuisine do you enjoy? How do you recreate it at home?
I love Filipino cuisine and that's why I focus on it. I always have the most basic and common Pinoy ingredients at hand. I always get bagoong, suka sa niyog, pork belly and tenderloin, beef tenderloin and short plate, garlic, coconut milk, some local cheese from Malagos Farmhouse, and lemongrass. With these, I create Filipino-inspired dishes.
What specialty food stores do you frequent and what do you buy there?
Specialty food shops are like amusement parks for me. I try and visit all of them, especially the ones close to me, like Santis and Terry Selection, which I check out weekly. From Santis, I usually grab some chorizo, European sausages, and Parmesan cheese. From Terry's, usually my pimenton, Manchego cheese, and jamon serrano.
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Ruterra suite by Jewish Synagogue
Size55 m²
Floor No.1
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Pets allowed
- Internet/WiFi
|U pujcovny, 110 00 Прага, Czech Republic
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Apartment is located in walkable distance from Wenceslas square . Many historical events occurred there, and it is a traditional setting for demonstrations, celebrations, and other public gatherings. The square is named after Saint Wenceslas, the patron saint of Bohemia. It is part of the historic centre of Prague, a World Heritage Site.
Formerly known as Koňský trh (Horse Market), for its periodic accommodation of horse markets during the Middle Ages
This apartment consist of 2 separate rooms and can fit up to 4 people, also perfect for a couple or family who wants to spend unforgettable time in gorgeous Prague.
First room is bedroom with double bed, wardrobe. Windows face U pujcovny street, but street by itself is quite, street noise will not disturb you even during the day.
Second room is living room with kitchen. There is big foldable sofa, can be used as real double bed for 2 people. Also there is big TV with local channels.
Kitchen is fully equipped with oven, fridge, kettle, toaster, dishwasher, coffee machine, crockery and cooker.
Guest Access
Also we provide:
*Towels and bed linens
*iron, ironing board
*washing machine
*good recommendations where to go and what to see in Prague
*24 hours support during your stay
The Neighborhood
The apartment location allows to get deeper into life of an Old and New Town in the same time with a specific unforgettable atmosphere, wagging streets with small medieval squares and numerous cafes and restaurants. It all promises an unforgettable experience of your visit to Prague.
Really easy to reach main attractions in Prague, as
*Old town square (up to 10-15 min walk)
*Wenceslav square (3 min walk)
*Charles bridge (20min walk or 5-7 min by tram)
Getting Around
It takes 30 minutes to get to your apartment from airport by taxi. We can organize a transfer from the airport directly to the apartment - The cost of this service is 20 EUR/car for 1-3 ppl, and 25 EUR/car for 4 ppl. In this case our driver will meet you in the arrival zone, drive you to your apartment and hand you in all needed maps and keys.
Parking is not included in price, but no worries about it, when you will arrive we will explain you all details about parking and show you where you can park your car, for the lowest price. The nearest public parking is located on the Opletalova str. and parking costs 12 eur/day (weekends and nights for free)
- Please leave the apartment in the same condition as you found it. All bed linen/tea towels and other textile as well.
- Check-in from 15h00 (we will do our best to prepare your apartment as soon as possible) and check-out until 11h00 (you can leave your luggage in our office afterwards)
- We kindly ask you not to make any noise in the hallways and other common areas in the house after 22h00. There are many old people in the house and we have promised the neighbors to keep the peace and maintain friendly relations.
We love our guests so much that we provide them with a welcome set consisting of tea, coffee, sugar, detergent (dishwasher and washing machine), hair&body 2in1 shampoo, kitchen utensils, towels and bed linen.
- If you stay in our apartment for more than 7 days – we will clean and change towels/linen once a week for free.
- If you break something, please tell us. It happens, life is life :)
Thank you for understanding.
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 6 US per guest/night extra
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Positives: Nice big apartment, clean, well insulated against street noise windows, large bedrooms (for up to 10 people). Great location. Very good information and nice (paid) pick-up service.
Negatives: bathroom for us (4 people) well suited, but too small for more than 4 people. Kitchen for 4 people well for cooking but inadequate facilities, also only for up to 6 people enough dishes.
Conclusion: for 4 to 6 people maximum a super apartment which is highly recommended. More than 6 people have to live very limited in this apartment.
Positiv: Schöne, große Wohnung, sauber, Fenster gut gegen Straßengeräusche isoliert, Schlafzimmer groß (auch für bis zu 10 Personen). Super Lage. Sehr gute Informationen und netter (kostenpflichtiger) Abholservice.
Negativ: Badezimmer für uns (4 Personen) gut geeignet, aber für mehr als 4 Personen zu klein. Küche für 4 Personen gut, zum Kochen aber unzureichende Ausstattung, zudem nur für bis zu 6 Personen ausreichend Geschirr.
Fazit: Für 4 bis maximal 6 Personen eine super Wohnung, die sehr empfehlenswert ist. Mehr als 6 Personen müssen in dieser Wohnung sehr eingeschränkt leben.
Dear Emil and Olga,
We had a fantastic time in Prague and we were satisfied with the accommodation. The location was very good and the flat was clean, comfortable and well equipped. There is only a minor issue I would like to call your attention to. We received some recommendation from Olga for restaurants, which was very kind of her. However the restaurant called Beer Museum is a place I would never recommend to anyone. Both the food,and the service were terrible. There are so many nice places in Prague but unfortunately this is not one of them.
On the whole, Prague was a fantastic experience. Thank you.
Best regards,
Very nice and helpful lady at the office, apartment really spacious, great for four people. At the reception as nice as and elegantly. I would recommend.
Bardzo miła i pomocna Pani w biurze, mieszkanie rzeczywiście przestronne, super dla czterech osób. W recepcji równie miło co i elegancko. Polecam.
This place is a good choice if you travel on a budget and you want to live in a nice neighborhood. It has everything you need for a short stay. The tram is five minutes away, so it won't be a problem if you want to go to the city shortly.
Rooms are clean.
One confusion with the vocabulary. In BrE the floor of a building at street level is the ground floor, the one above it is the first floor and the one below it is the basement, or lower ground floor in a public building.The apt. is on the ground floor but the street is quiet, so it was not a problem, just a suprise for us.
The sheets are clean but the bedding smelled funny and had damp-stains, therefore four out of five stars.
It was a very pleasant stay. All facilities have been. We have been delighted with our first experience with Windu. Certainly, again !!. Any questions you resolve it quickly. Really, delighted !!
Ha sido una estancia muy agradable. Todo han sido facilidades. Hemos estado encantados con nuestra primera experiencia con windu. Sin duda, repetimos!!. Cualquier pregunta te la solucionan rápidamente. De verdad, encantados!!
Very nice apartment in a quiet, very good reception can a distant ideal of downtown, have to circulate on foot and by public transport no problem to be in the city. For me it is an experience to renew.
Tres belle appartement au calme, tres bon accueil ideale un peut eloigne du centre ville, ont a circuler a pied et en transport aucun probleme pour se situer dans la ville. Pour ma part c'est une experience a renouveller.
It is a new apartment, with good finishes in general, flooring, bathroom and kitchen, two rooms :, one of the room the dining room, the other bedroom with separate bathroom. A part has a toilet facing the room.
It is an apartment for rent and not fully conditioned to live; There is little furniture: a double bed, a bedside table, wardrobe in bedroom, a sofa, a table and 4 chairs exactly, which lack the necessary furniture in a small housing fitted. You can just leave things, small objects, on the dining table
Regarding the kitchen, although it is fully equipped with appliances, missing kitchen utensils, two cups, two glasses, 4 plates flat, 4 soperos and two small, cubiertosd and cocinsa knives, 4 pots, a colander and a casserole, but lack pans (to make tortillas or fry meat or fish) iron and a lot of small cookware normally.
Lack neatness in soils.
It lies near the railway station in Prague 1st district and about 25 minutes from the center (astronomical clock). You walk 7m reach the tram stop that takes you downtown or to the Castle. Near (between 2 minutes and 10 minutes walk) but there is little trade, is 3 medium supermarkets. Opposite is a shop with articles of prime necessity.
In short it would be an excellent apartment with a little more conditioning and kitchen furniture.
Es un apartamento de nueva construcción, con buenos acabados en general, pavimentos, baño y cocina, con dos ambientes:, uno el del estar comedor cocina, el otro el dormitorio con su baño independiente completo. A parte dispone de un aseo que da al estar.
Es un piso para alquiler y no esta acondicionado plenamente para vivir; hay poco mobiliario: una cama de matrimonio, una mesilla de noche, armario en dormitorio, un sofa, una mesa y 4 sillas exactamente, con lo que faltaria el pequeño mobiliario necesario en una vivienda acondicionada. Solo puedes dejar las cosas, pequeños objetos, sobre la mesa del comedor
Respecto a la cocina, si bien se halla totalmente equipada de electrodomesticos, faltan utensilios de cocina, hay dos copas, dos vasos, 4 platos planos, 4 soperos y dos pequeños, cubiertosd y cuchillos cocinsa, 4 ollas, un escurridor y una cazuela, pero faltan sartenes (para hacer tortillas o freir carne o pescado) una plancha y un sinfin de pequeños utensilios para cocinar de manera normal.
Falta pulcritud en los suelos.
Se encuentra cerca de la estación de trenes, en el distrito Praga 1 y a unos 25 minutos andando del centro (reloj astronomico). Andando 7 m se llega a la parada del tranvia que te lleva al centro o al Castillo. Cerca, (entre 2 minutos y 10 minutos andando)aunque hay poco comercio, se encuentra 3 supermercados medianos. Enfrente hay una tienda con articulos de primera necesidad.
En resumen seria un apartamento excelente con un poco mas de acondicionamiento de mobiliario y utensilios de cocina.
No bad surprise, the apartment is very well equipped and very well located! I recommend!
Aucune mauvaise surprise, l'appartement est très bien équipé et très bien placé ! Je recommande !
Très belle appartement avec 4 chambres, bien situé.
Nous avons très bien été reçu par l'agence qui s'occupait de la location, toujours disponible pour nous donner des informations sur la ville et le tourisme.
L'appartement est plus grand qu'il n'y parait sur les photos, et idéal pour faire la fête!
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Lumber yards have expanded to provide homeowners and professionals with a plethora of building materials. Lumber supply is still a primary concern and our lumber yard at Hamilton Building Supply has a reputation for being one of the largest, cleanest, and most well stocked lumber yards in the tri state area.
The area's deepest and most varied inventory of quality building materials are routinely handled through our Lumber and Hardware division. On any given day, 10-12 of our experienced salespeople (with an average of 16 years industry experience) stand ready to service your building needs. Specially ordered and hard-to-find items are efficiently procured through our network of over 300 active vendors. Particular care is taken to ensure accuracy on all orders. In addition, quick, accurate deliveries using various types of product handling equipment are a trademark.
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Behold Obama, Reagan of left
WASHINGTON - The media herd is stunned to discover that Barack Obama is a man of the left. After 699 teleprompted speeches, the commentariat was oblivious. Until Monday's inaugural address, that is.
The only surprise is that Obama chose his second inaugural, generally an occasion for "malice toward none" ecumenism, to unveil a left-liberal manifesto.
But the substance was no surprise. After all, Obama had unveiled his transformational agenda in his very first address to Congress, four years ago. It was, I wrote at the time, "the boldest social democratic manifesto ever issued by a U.S. president."
Nor was it talk. Obama went on to essentially nationalize health care, 18 percent of the U.S. economy - after passing an $833 billion stimulus that precipitated an unprecedented expansion of government spending. Washington spends 24 percent of GDP, one-fifth higher than the postwar norm of 20 percent.
Obama's ambitions were derailed by the 2010 midterm shellacking. But now that he's won again, the revolution is back, as announced in Monday's inaugural address.
It was a paean to big government. At its heart was Obama's pledge to defend unyieldingly the 20th-century welfare state and expand it unrelentingly for the 21st.
The first part of that agenda - clinging zealously to the obsolete structures of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid - is the very definition of reactionary liberalism.
Social Security was created when life expectancy was 62. Medicare was created when modern medical technology was in its infancy. Today's demographics and technology have rendered these programs unsustainable. Unless reformed, they will swallow up the rest of the budget.
As for the second part -enlargement - Obama had already begun that with Obamacare. Monday's inaugural address reinstated yet another grand Obama project - healing the planet. It promised a state-created green energy sector, massively subsidized.
The playbook is well known. As Czech President Vaclav Klaus once explained, environmentalism is the successor to failed socialism as justification for rule by a politburo of experts. Now, it acts in the name of not the proletariat but the planet.
Monday's address also served to disabuse the fantasists of any Obama interest in fiscal reform or debt reduction. This speech was spectacularly devoid of any acknowledgment of the central threat to the postindustrial democracies - the crisis of an increasingly insolvent entitlement state.
For Obama, nothing lies between citizen and state. It is a desert, within which the isolated citizen finds protection only in the shadow of Leviathan. This speech is the perfect homily for the marriage of Julia - the Obama campaign's atomized citizen, coddled from cradle to grave -and the state.
In the eye of history, Obama's second inaugural is a direct response to Ronald Reagan's first. On Jan. 20, 1981, Reagan had proclaimed: "Government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem." And then succeeded in bending the national consensus to his ideology - as confirmed 15 years later when the next Democratic president declared "The era of big government is over." So said Bill Clinton, who then proceeded to abolish welfare.
Obama is no Clinton. He doesn't abolish entitlements; he preserves the old ones and creates new ones in pursuit of a vision of a more just social order where fighting inequality and leveling social differences are the great task of government.
Obama said in 2008 that Reagan "changed the trajectory of America" in a way that Clinton did not. He meant that Reagan had transformed the political zeitgeist, while Clinton accepted and thus validated the new Reaganite norm.
Not Obama. His mission is to redeem and resurrect the 50-year pre-Reagan liberal ascendancy. Accordingly, his second inaugural address, ideologically unapologetic and aggressive, is his historical marker, his self-proclamation as the Reagan of the left. If he succeeds in these next four years, he will have earned the title.
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER writes for The Washington Post.
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text: Train travel offers scenery and good company By Phil Kabler July 6, 2013 Phil Kabler The California Zephyr stops at the Amtrak station at Glenwood Springs, Colo. This view of Byers Canyon in Colorado is seen from the train. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- My first morning on the westbound California Zephyr, I awoke to a brilliant white outside my window. One of the great things about train travel is the disorientation upon awakening after a night's sleep and finding oneself several hundred miles down the line. I'd fallen asleep the night before just after Omaha, Neb., still on the plains and still in warm late-April weather. Without my glasses, I assumed it was extremely foggy out. I soon realized it was not fog but a heavy snowstorm; no longer were we on the plains, but in the foothills of the Rockies, about a half-hour outside of Denver. Between a breakfast of scrambled eggs and grits and the meatloaf lunch special, we'd go through points in the high Rockies accessible only by train (on the curves, you could see the engines blast through snowdrifts as if they were nothing), though the Moffat Tunnel and across the Continental Divide. By the end of the day, the states and topography again would change, and by night, I watched Provo and Salt Lake City roll by, seemingly one continuous megalopolis. (I was impressed by the Utah Capitol all lit up, but disappointed that I did not see any Home Plus stores in the metro area.) Romance and nostalgia I can trace my fascination with trains back to age 5, when Mom took me and my newborn brother to visit our grandparents in Clarksburg. I don't have a memory of the trip from Petersburg, Va., to Washington, D.C., but vividly remember Union Station (it was by far the biggest enclosed space I had ever been in), and most important, the giant blue and gray Baltimore and Ohio engine, with its gold capitol-dome logo. In 1973, I managed to win a junior high science competition, earning a trip to Florida for the Skylab launch, making my first trip on Amtrak, and first long trip without parental supervision, on a "rainbow" consisting of cars Amtrak had inherited from other railroads. Over the years, I've taken the train numerous times, most memorably on a trip to New Orleans (via Atlanta and Chicago) with my friend Brenda -- in which I came to the realization that there are train people, and people who just can't abide train travel. (Her reaction upon first seeing our roomette: "What the hell is this, the closet?") Then, for about a decade, I simply had not had occasion to take the train. During the 2012 presidential campaign, with Mitt Romney running on cutting federal spending, including Amtrak, I decided I had better ride again while I could, in case Romney won. I took an out-and-back trip to Clifton Forge, Va., and realized how much I enjoy and had missed traveling by train. Time flies by There's no better way to appreciate how vast and spectacular the country is than a cross-country train trip. By plane, the trip cross-country is reduced to a few hours of humiliation, aggravation and discomfort. By car, most people break the trip into segments, with overnight stops. However, three nights and three days of basically continuous train travel, from Charleston to Chicago, and then on to California, provides a very clear perspective. While spending 48-plus hours on a train might seem long, it is amazing how quickly it goes by. (I talked to many passengers who, like myself, had packed lots of reading material -- but never found the time or need to crack open a book (or e-book). Each morning, the sleeping-car attendant delivers papers to each room, and keeps an urn of coffee going from early morning to evening. Complimentary juice and bottled water is also available. Between breakfast, lunch and dinner in the dining car, sightseeing in the observation car (with floor-to-ceiling dome windows), to a nightcap in the lounge (while the SCA converts one's room from daytime seating to sleeping accommodations), the day goes quickly. I've also always found the gentle rocking motion of the train very conducive to sleeping -- a sensation that persisted for about 36 hours after I completed this extended trip. (Unlike conductors and engineers, who change out every eight to 10 hours, the train's service personnel stay on board, and on duty, for the duration of the trip, so you get to know them well. Ron, the SCA on my sleeper, has been with Amtrak since its inception and plans to retire this summer; he did a great job, as did the crew in the dining car.) While meals are not the grand cuisine of the golden era of rail travel, the food is good (about the caliber of Applebee's or Chili's) and plentiful, and is included in the price of the sleeping-car accommodations. But the best part of dining on the train is not the food, or the scenery passing by, but the people you meet. Unless you're traveling in a party of four, at each meal you're seated with other passengers. Among my dining companions were a former city manager of Bloomington, Ind., who was taking time off before starting his new job as a professor at Indiana University; a retiree from England who was fulfilling his lifelong dream of visiting the U.S.; a retired couple from Michigan headed to Reno; a group from Galesburg, Ill., returning from a bowling tournament in Reno; a couple from Australia completing a five-week tour of the States; Mike from San Francisco, whose family business is restoration of old buildings and houses and who was headed to a wedding in Denver; and possibly the most delightful couple in the world, Ruth and Colin, from London. She's an executive at Heathrow Airport; I gathered that he's retired and spends his time going to cricket and rugby matches and holding court at the local pub, which he said on occasion admits women. She's Scottish, he's from Wales, with personalities to match, and while I never quite discerned what he had done for a living, at one time Ruth was his secretary. They had a bedroom on the Zephyr, a considerably larger sleeping accommodation than the roomette, with a sofa that converts into a bed. Asked if the bedroom compartment bed was big enough for two people, Colin said, "If they were on honeymoon, yes. After 30 years together ..." and he gestured upward, referencing the sleeper's upper berth. It's not surprising the number of British and Australian tourists treating the Zephyr as a "land cruise," given that they avoid the headache not only of driving in a foreign country -- but one where people drive on the wrong side of the road. Relaxing and friendly I would guess about three-fourths of the sleeping-car passengers were on vacation, as opposed to trying to get from point A to point B, with the percentages probably reversed for passengers in coach. It would be pointless here to go on about the spectacular scenery. By the time we got to Donner Lake and the Sierras, it was almost scenery overload -- as if it was hard to believe there was yet another spectacular vista. Rail travel isn't the way to go if you're in a hurry, but it provides a relaxing, friendly, comfortable way to see parts of the country you'd never see by air or car, including sections of big cities probably not endorsed by the local chambers of commerce, and small towns where you can literally discern the right and wrong sides of the tracks. Based on questions and inquiries, I was surprised to learn how many people have never been on a train. For a brief sample of what train travel is like, it's possible to catch the Cardinal on out-and-back trips on eastbound 50 and westbound 51 on Wednesdays, Fridays or Sundays. While many folks make the round-trip for an afternoon at The Greenbrier, I'd recommend staying on an hour to Clifton Forge, a charming little railroading town in the Allegheny Highlands. There's a great restaurant/pub across the street from the station, Jack Mason's, and the C&O Railway Heritage Center is a short walk away. Featuring a museum, several restored railcars and C&O steam engine 614 (currently in Greenbrier Express colors), it's well worth a visit. Want to go? Total round-trip was about $1,150. With sleeper car reservations, you pay a rail fare (normally, the lowest coach fare for the route) and an accommodations charge. (The accommodations charge is the same whether there are one or two passengers in the compartment.) Like airlines, Amtrak uses bucket pricing, with rates going up as space is booked. I got the lowest bucket for a Zephyr roomette, at $263, but the rates can approach $800 at peak demand. As noted, the accommodations charge includes all meals in the dining car, as well as complimentary coffee, juice, bottled water and daily newspapers. Amtrak's website (Amtrak.com) is useful for researching trips, but AmSnag.net is better. With it, you enter departure and destination stations and date of travel and it will display up to 30 days of all available routes, with all fare and accommodations options. Reach Phil Kabler at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-1220.


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I couldn't find a Sour Dough-French bread recipe (not that I was looking all that hard), so I made this one up by combining two recipes I've been using. Combines the fluffiness of the French bread, and heartiness of Sour Dough. I'm still tweaking the recipe, but I'm interested in learning how yours turns out or tweaks you've made.
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Provides two (2) large round or oblong loaves –or – three (3) 6" bread loaf pan loaves.
The recipe is using a Kitchen Aid mixer with bread hook
• Three (3) 6" bread loaf pan loaves
Other times I use:
• Pizza peel (wooden Pizza Paddle)
• In the oven we use a, 16 inch pizza stone and pan filled with water
Every time I use:
• Pan filled with water about 1 inch deep (See # 10 below)
1. Dissolve yeast in 1/2 cup warm water for 5 min's
2. While the yeast is dissolving - in a medium sized glass microwave safe bowl, combine & then microwave the following until the butter has melted to half it's original size (until the butter is soft);
o 1 cup Hot water
o 3 tb Sugar
o 1 tb Salt
o ½ Tsp Baking Soda
o 5 tb Butter
This mixture is going to be pretty hot mix, so be careful.
3. While the mixture is cooling bit – beat 3 egg whites to heavy froth – almost stiff
4. In the Kitchen Aid mixing bowl – using the bread hook and medium-high speed - add the ½ cup of dissolved yeast, the 1 ½ cup Sour Dough Starter and 3 beaten egg whites
5. Slowly add the Hot Water mixture (at a trickle pace, so not to 'cook' the beaten egg whites)
o This mixture will be mixing for a minute or so
6. Add the 7 cups of flour – one cup at a time until blended. Keep mixing for an additional 5 minutes. NOTE: You'll be keeping 1 cup of flour off to the side until it's time to knead (see # 8 below)
o The dough is going to be sticky at the end of 5 minutes
7. Rest time # 1. In a large ceramic or glass bowl – spray the inside with non-stick spray and transfer the dough into this bowl, and cover with a wet, hot hand towel
o Place dough in a warm area for 1 ½ to 2 hours to rise
• I turn my oven on for about 2 minutes to get pretty warm (not hot), and place the towel-covered dough inside the oven to rest & raise
o The dough will rise to double triple it's size
8. At the end of "Rest Time # 1" - Turn out the dough on to a floured board or floured Pizza Peel (wooden pizza paddle – works the same as a floured board);
o Use the saved cup of flour to knead the dough until the dough becomes more satiny in look and feel. Should take 5 to 10 min's of kneading. The dough should be stiffer now and able to hold it's own shape or when you poke your finger into the dough it doesn't 'heal' very quickly.
o I use the Pizza Peel to knead the dough on, so it's easier to transfer the dough into the oven (see Steps # 9 & 10)
9. Rest time # 2. Lightly dust the dough. Divide dough in half making 2 round or oblong loaves or use 3 bread loaf pans. When using bread loaf pans – fill about half way with dough with dough weighing about 1.8 pounds.
o Place dough in a warm area for another 2 (or more) hours to rise again
• If you're going to use your oven, turn it on for about 2 minutes to get pretty warm and let the dough rest in there
10. Pre-heat your oven to 400. If you use a Pizza Stone inside your oven - take the resting dough out of the oven 25 min's before you're ready to bake. Place the Pizza Stone inside your oven, sprinkle with corn meal and turn your oven on to 400 to heat up the stone
o Move one oven rack to lowest level and the other to the next one up (second from the bottom)
o Place pan of water – 1 inch deep on the lowest rack, with the pizza stone on the next rack up
11. With sharp knife – slash the tops 1 to 3 times. Spray loaves with water or brush with 1 beaten egg white and sprinkle with (optional) sesame, poppy or sunflower seeds
o Place dough on corn meal covered Pizza Peel and slide into the oven
o - Or place dough on corn meal covered baking sheet
o Bake at 400 degrees
• For Round Loaves: 40 minutes or until golden brown
• For Bread Loaf Pans: 35 minutes or until golden brown
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While some may have tuned in last month for the early preview, HBOs racetrack drama Luck is set to make its official premiere on the premium channel this Sunday night. HBO released news today that theyll be giving HBO Go users the opportunity to get an early look at the second episode of the series.
Created by David Milch, with Michael Mann among the executive producers, Luck is a drama that stars Dustin Hoffman, and focuses on horse racing through various characters and their involvement in the industry. The first episode is set to make its official premiere on HBO this Sunday night (January 29th at 9:00 p.m.). And according to HBOs recent announcement, Episode 2 will be made available to viewers via HBOs On Demand website and app, HBO Go simultaneously with the linear premiere of Episode 1, which sounds like it means itll be on HBO Go at 9:00 p.m. this Sunday.
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Lakeside nips Lincoln in Section 4 Tournament final
SACRAMENTO — Lakeside Little League's Major all-star team trailed Lincoln all the way down to its last strike in the Section 4 Tournament championship game Wednesday night at Tahoe Tallac.
But Dante Tafoya scored the tying run on a passed ball in the bottom of the sixth, and Kevin Riley's run-scoring single in the seventh defeated Lincoln 6-5.
"I wanted to get the run in," Riley said of his approach in the final at-bat. "And hit it as hard as I could."
Lakeside trailed 4-0 and failed to get a runner into scoring position until Riley launched a two-run homer in the fourth. Lincoln increased its lead to 5-2 when pinch runner Justin Kraft scored on a dropped third strike in the fifth.
Kenny LeBeau answered for Lakeside with a two-run shot in the bottom half.
With Lincoln leading 5-4, the stage was set for a remarkable sixth inning.
Lakeside found itself in trouble when Lincoln loaded the bases on two singles and a walk. LeBeau came on in relief and on his first pitch fielded a hard comebacker. He started a 1-2-3 double play, and Lakeside escaped the inning unharmed when the next batter grounded out.
Down to its last out in the home half, Collin Stanaway started Lakeside's rally with a single. Dante Tafoya pinch ran for Stanaway and moved to second when Kyle Sisco reached on an error. A passed ball put the runners at second and third.
A second passed ball sent Lincoln catcher Charles Middleton scurrying for the ball as Tafoya broke for home. The throw to the pitcher covering the plate beat Tafoya, but the collision jarred the ball loose. That tied the score at 5 and sent the game to extra innings.
Lincoln had a runner on second with no outs in the seventh, but LeBeau needed just five more pitches for a strikeout and two groundouts.
In the home half, Lakeside's Brandon Chinnapongse hit a 2-1 offering to the fence in right for a leadoff triple.
"I was scared at first," the fleet-footed Chinnapongse said. "But then I was relieved. … I knew they could bring me in."
Chinnapongse's faith was well grounded. Lincoln intentionally walked LeBeau and Jade Foddrill to load the bases and set up a force at home, but Riley singled in the winning run.
"They stuck it out," Lakeside manager John LeBeau said. "All the credit goes to them. They were awesome."
When/Where: Lakeside plays Quito of Los Gatos at 2 p.m. Sunday at Mission San Jose Little League, 503 Lemos Lane, in Fremont.


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Two things deserve our attention: NBA MVP Kevin Durant and . . . climate change
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Over the past five years, the priorities of this country have shifted, and it would appear that the environment has taken a back seat. The economy collapsed. The Tea Party and other extremists have pushed the moderates of the Republican Party to the right.
It's time for the Republican Party to get in front of this issue instead of taking the heat for disregarding a real environmental threat. In order to put pressure on other countries, Republicans and Democrats must be united on climate change. This means Republicans must stop denying that a problem exists, but Democrats need to face the reality of our fight on a global level.
While the U.S. continues to cut down on pollutants and dangerous toxins and carbon emissions, other nations do little to nothing to curb the problem. America can't be the only one that utilizes and develops costly technologies to reduce pollutants and attempts to solve other environmental problems. The U.S. can't be the only industrialized nation to act. What about China and India?
There is no reason for the Republican Party to be extreme, but we have to be practical. Climate change will continue, and unless we become proactive, the problem will only worsen. Let's concentrate on getting an enforceable agreement with the other leading industrial nations of the world. It's worth the pressure. Economic boycotts? Sure! Unless China and India understand that this is a cause for real concern, they will never join in the cause to reduce pollutants.
Our pollutants and toxins have exacerbated climate change. There is real scientific proof of environmental change. The sea level is rising. Streets in our beach communities flood after heavy rains. Take a closer look the next time you stroll one of the beautiful beaches of Long Island.
But the Democrats shouldn't blame the Republican Party. They should start pressuring other industrialized nations, and start a global conversation on real change.
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Take the Kids: They Can Eat for Free
As a parent, you're probably familiar with this routine: You're at a restaurant and your child is squirming, saying "I'm hungry," asking for bread or a snack from your bag. You order a meal from the kids' menu, but when the food arrives your child decides he's not hungry and doesn't take a single bite, or maybe one bite and pushes the plate away, pronouncing "all done." Well, terrific -- might as well throw $5 in the trash. On the flip side, you don't order a meal and this is the night he decides to eat -- and polishes off most of your meal, leaving you to walk out hungry.
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Maybe it's just my picky eater, although I doubt that. It's likely that many frugal parents think paying for a kid's meal at a restaurant is a waste of money. But there are times when you want or need to eat out. What's the work-around? Just head for restaurants that welcome kids with a free meal.
Rules.The rules are few and mostly specific to the particular franchise, chain, or locally-owned restaurant. For the most part, though, if a restaurant offers a kids-eat-free day (or evening), be ready to shell out for an adult entree -- no ordering off the appetizer menu for yourself. One regular main course typically entitles you to one, and maybe two, free kids' meals.
The other common stipulation is that only youngsters can benefit from the kids-eat-free deal. Most restaurants set the maximum age at 12 (or sometimes 10), although some restrict the free deals to ages 3 or 4 and younger.
The following list is just a sampling of the many restaurants that give kids a free break. MyKidsEatFree reports that 80 percent of kids-eat-free specials are advertised only by word of mouth. So check on your intended venue -- you might be surprised.
Monday.Golden Coral offers free meals on Mondays for kids 10 and under, while Quaker Steak & Lube's deal is available from 5pm to 10 pm and includes free video games.
Tuesday.Kids score with free food with the purchase of an adult meal on Tuesdays at Texas Roadhouse, Champps, Friendly's, Lonestar Steakhouse, Captain D's, and Perkins. Ponderosa Steakhouse also has free kids' meals from 4pm to close, as does Chick-fil-A from 5:30pm to 7:30pm.
Wednesday.If you're heading out with the family mid-week, note that Firehouse Subs (from 4pm to 9pm) and Qdoba Mexican Grill offer free meals for youngsters on Wednesdays with the purchase of an adult meal.
Thursday.In addition to Tuesdays, Captain D's offers the same free deal on Thursdays. Backyard Burger joins the parade on Thursdays, as well.
Friday.Make Friday your date night without the kids because few restaurants offer any type of free nourishment for children on this day.
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Saturday.Dining out on Saturdays with the kids isn't much better than Fridays if you expect to find a free meal on the menu. One exception is Steak n' Shake, where kids get a combo meal with the purchase of an adult entree.
Sunday.Sunday finishes off the week with lots of kids-eat-free options. Most Jason's Deli locations invite kids to eat free all day on Sundays, although some locations extend the offer on Mondays instead. Steak n' Shake offers the same deal as on Saturdays; some Qdoba Mexican Grill locations offer free kids' meals on Sundays rather than Wednesdays; and Firehouse Subs makes this a second free day for children from 4pm to 9pm. Hooters also waves the free kids meal flag on Sundays.
Everyday.Some restaurants welcome children with a free meal every day. These include Cici's Pizza (kids under 3 only), IHOP (youngsters 12 and under), and Shoney's (kids 4 and under). At Denny's, the kids-10-and-under-eat-free night (from 4pm to 10pm) varies by location and O'Charley's holds freebie days for kids on weekdays at most locations.
Discounted Days.Instead of a meal giveaway, some restaurants slash the price of kids' meals on select days. For example, Fuddruckers prices kids' meals at 99 cents on Mondays and Tuesdays from 4pm to 9pm, as does Fazoli's on Tuesdays from 5pm to 8pm, while Buffalo Wild Wings asks $1.99 for kids' meals on Wednesdays from 5pm to 8pm.
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Mocha Chocolate Cupcakes with Chocolate Buttercream Frosting Recipe
Mocha Chocolate Cupcakes with Chocolate Buttercream Frosting Recipe
Makes 12 cupcakes
Ingredients for Cupcakes:
- 3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 3/4 cup flour
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup butter, room temperature
- 1 cup sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 cup of strongly brewed coffee
Ingredients for Frosting:
- 3 large eggs, whites and yolks separated
- 1/4 cup light corn syrup
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1/3 cup water
- 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup butter, room temperature
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 2 ounces unsweetened chocolate, melted and slightly cooled
- 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
Instructions for Cupcakes:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line muffin tin with liners.
- Sift together cocoa, flower, baking powder, and salt in a medium bowl. Set aside.
- In a separate bowl, cream together sugar and butter until light and fluffy. Add eggs, coffee and vanilla. Continue beating.
- Add flour mixture, alternating with sour cream, mixing on low speed. Pour into muffin liners.
- Bake at 350 for about 22 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. Cool before frosting.
Instructions for Frosting:
- In large bowl, whip together the butter and shortening until fluffy and smooth. Scrape butter mixture into a clean bowl. Set aside.
- Place egg whites in a separate bowl. Set aside.
- In a medium sauce pan, combine corn syrup, sugar, and water over medium heat. Stir until sugar dissolves completely. Cover, bring to a boil, and allow to boil for 3 minutes. Do not stir the mixture during this time. Remove the lid, and cook until the mixture reaches the "soft ball" stage or 240F if using a candy thermometer.
- While syrup is cooking, mix the egg whites on low speed. When they are foamy, add in the cream of tartar and salt. Beat on high, until soft peaks form.
- Remove syrup from heat as soon as it reaches the soft ball stage. Pour 1/4 of the hot syrup into the mixing bowl. Mixing on low, gradually increase speed and continue beating mixture. Add half of the remaining syrup, and beat on high until the meringue has cooled to room temperature. This process takes about 20 minutes.
- When the meringue is room temperature, pull off pieces of butter and add them to the mixer, beating well. Finish adding butter, then add in melted chocolate and vanilla. Whip until completely even in color. If it's too soft to spread onto cupcakes, refrigerate the mixture until it's easier to pipe.
Frosting recipe from Foodie With Family.
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Absolutely delicious! YUM!
How many cupcakes does this make?


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The first spritz is an eye opening surprise, a short overture that momentarily off set me but then the curtian rose on splendiferous evolving notes. This was the moment I fell in love with Dunhill for Men. It is a very adult masculine fragrance of supreme urbanity and sophisticated charm. Indeed old school, in fact old world and that is what makes it exciting and challenging. It speaks softly of waking on the street where she lives in Mayfair, of stepping of a train at Victoria Station in a cloud of steam. it is Kinsington Gardens and Belgravia, Harrods, and the British Museum . It is very upstairs, it is Ivor Novello, David Niven, The Duke of Winsor,......and a bit of Bond, James Bond. It is quintessentially British and loverly.
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Fresh Android Apps for July 14: Zaarly, Pull Ups, Supermarket Mania
by Ian Black
Two of today's fresh Android apps are about commerce. Zaarly aims to outdo Craigslist at local transactions and Supermarket Mania is a game that provides a peek behind the scenes of a grocery store.
To work out your stress from all that wheeling and dealing, try the Pull Ups app.
Zaarly (Free)
Want to buy and sell stuff but not ready for global scale? Zaarly focuses in on local transactions within a regional community.
Post your Zaarly – either something you want and how much you'll pay or something for sale and how much it costs – and then wait for the responses. The service handles secure credit card transactions so you can buy and sell without any cash. You can sell things or services and post items for up to a week.
This popular service already has an iPhone app but has just arrived fresh on Android.
Pull Ups (Free)
Sure this app may sound simple – but people seem to love it.
Tell the app your pull up goal – how many consecutive pull ups you'd like to be able to perform in one session and it designs a daily program for you to follow. After each try, you input how many you did and whether it was easy, medium, or hard and the app adjusts the next day's routine to keep you exercising without forcing you give up from exhaustion.
The developers also have a Push Up app and the requests are already in asking for that app and this one to be combined.
Supermarket Mania (Free)
You know the drill. This time you're running a grocery store – actually, five of them at once if you can manage your time effectively.
There is a bunch of merchandise to sell – over a dozen products – and all types of customers, from easy and fast, to demanding and time-consuming. In story mode, you can play through 50 different levels or just choose "endless" to pass the time while waiting in line at a real grocery store.
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Betinho Communications Prize: Recognising remarkable contributions in using the internet for social justice and development
We are re-launching the Betinho Communications Prize, which will go to the most significant contribution in using the internet for social justice and development. And we are doing it at a very symbolic time for APC.
Award for libraries using ICT to empower women and girls
EIFL's Public Library Innovation Programme (EIFL-PLIP) is inviting applications for a new award – for public and community libraries that empower women and girls through information and communication technology (ICT).
• The call is open to public and community libraries in developing and transition countries
• The prize includes US$1,500 and the opportunity to publicize your service widely.
'Human rights and the internet' multimedia training kit released
APC presents a Multimedia training kit on human rights and the internet, a set of modules concerned with the relationship between human rights, information and communications technologies (ICTs) and the internet. These modules can be used freely to help those who work on human rights and ICTs to understand how the internet is affecting the protection of rights.
APC in solidarity with the Open Letter of the 'Expression Online Initiative' at the 7th IGF
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Upcoming online forum: "Using ICT to enable Agricultural Innovation Systems for smallholders"
This is the fourth in a series of online discussions that stem from the launch of the World Bank's ICT in Agriculture e-Sourcebook and the growing demand for knowledge on how to use ICT to improve agricultural productivity and raise smallholder incomes.
ICT can expand communication, cooperation, and ultimately innovation among the wide array of actors in agriculture.
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EIFL's Public Library Innovation Programme (EIFL-PLIP) has launched its first innovation award call – for libraries offering services that use ICT to improve economic wellbeing of the community.
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Delhi government today issued show cause notices to ten private hospitals in the city for not complying with a court directive of providing free treatment to the poor patients.
Health Minister A K Walia said the hospitals have been asked to explain within seven days why contempt of court proceedings will not be initiated against them for not complying with the directions of the Supreme Court and the High Court.
All private hospitals, which were given government land at concessional rates, are required to reserve 25 per cent of their out-patient department capacity and 10 per cent of beds for free treatment of the poor.
Both the Supreme Court and the Delhi High Court had, in separate orders, directed the hospitals to comply with the norms. 43 private hospitals are required to comply with the directive.
Hospitals which have been issued notices are Escorts Heart Institute and Research Centre, Dharamshila Hospital and Research Centre, Max Super Specialty Hospital (Max Devki Devi Heart and Vascular Institute), Gujarmal Modi Hospital, Primus Super Specialty Hospital, Bensups Hhospital, R B Seth Jessa Ram Hospital, Rockland Hospital, Rajan Dhall Charitable Trust Fortis Hospital and Vimhans Hospital.
"If they do not comply with the directive, contempt cases will be initiated against them," said Walia.
Delhi government had issued notices to 34 private hospitals in September for failing to comply with the court directives, out of which 24 have started providing free treatment to poor as per norms, said officials.
Walia said the 10 hospitals have failed to provide free treatment even to 3 per cent outdoor patient from economically weaker section. "Their indoor patient performance was found to be less than 3.3 per cent," he said.
A Monitoring Committee constituted by Delhi government inspects the private hospitals to monitor compliance of the court orders.
Officials said a total of 9,99,136 poor patients were treated in out-patient departments of the private hospitals while 24,207 patients were treated as indoor patients in 2011-12.
Any patient who is a citizen of the country and has a monthly family income less than the minimum wages of an unskilled worker (which is now Rs 7,254 is considered eligible to get free treatment in the private hospitals.
Patients carrying BPL or Antodaya Anna Yojna card are also eligible to get the free treatment.


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Sept. 27, 2013
CHICAGO – Coming off of its fourth-consecutive shutout, the UIC men's soccer team makes it way to Edwardsville, Ill., to compete in its third road contest of the season Saturday against Southern Illinois-Edwardsville. The match is scheduled to kick off at 7 p.m. CT at Korte Stadium.
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That's the question anyone in Connecticut that might be toying with the idea of possibly voting for Linda McMahon to represent us in Congress should ask themselves. We know President Obama has our back and will support us, but will McMahon support him? A couple of days ago, I wrote a blog post with my concerns of what would happen to Medicare, and more, if we woke up one morning and found ourselves faced with a Romney-Ryan plan because somehow McMahon wound up in the U.S. Senate.
President Obama's recent weekly address tells the facts about Medicare. Watch his address and then ask yourself if McMahon would support the President in his efforts to preserve and strengthen Medicare or would she support gutting Medicare for a voucher system?
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You made it possible! We thank you. Our Grand Opening events were magical and inspiring. And our hospital move-in day was successful as patients were transferred to new rooms and the new main hospital officially opened for business on June 20, 2012.
Want to know more about the new hospital? More than a million patients will walk through our doors in 2012. And we're ready. Our new, 12-story main hospital adds 750,000 square feet of clinical space, a third research building adds 225,000 square feet
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Employees of Nationwide Children's Hospital and their families celebrated the opening of the new main building. Participants enjoyed many fun activities such as zip-lining and face painting and got a sneak peek of the new campus.
Nationwide Children's Hospital celebrated the opening of the new main building with the central Ohio community. Guests took a behind-the-scenes tour and participated in fun activities on campus.
With help from current patients, former patients and some special guests, the new main campus of Nationwide Children's Hospital was dedicated on June 11, 2012. The ceremony featured speeches from Mayor Michael Coleman, Governor John Kasich, Jack Hanna and many others. Guests participated in The Wishing Tree Project and toured the new main building.
With more than 750 people in attendance and a remarkable outpouring of support from the central Ohio community, Nationwide Children's Hospital's Opening Gala, featuring three-time Grammy award winner, Harry Connick Jr., raised an astounding $3.8 million. The black-tie gala was completely underwritten by a number of supporters, so that all proceeds directly benefit Nationwide Children's Hospital.
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Sean Avery headed to the Nutmeg State
Posted By On December 30, 2011 @ 12:41 pm In Hockey,New York Rangers,NHL | 157 Comments
According to several reports, Sean Avery was placed on waivers again, for the purpose of assigning him to the CT Whale.
I doubt there's any chance at all that another team claims him … though wouldn't it be interesting if the Islanders did? And why not. He's a better player than their resident clown, Haley.
So … discuss. I know you don't need me to tell you that.
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When a baby has plagiocephaly, it means that there is a flattening of or unusual head shape. It seems sad, but the good news is that a helmet can reverse the effects. And the good news about a helmet is that it can be decoupaged. As Tami from Straight Toque With Tami realized, if you're going to have to wear a helmet, why not Mod Podge it? Tami visited her niece's daughter (baby helmet wearer Cora) and couldn't leave the pink helmet naked – she had to add some floral decor. Thanks Tami, for showing us that you can truly Mod Podge anything. Visit Tami's blog here for before helmet pics including the precious baby Cora. I love her, and I love her helmet!
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I loved seeing this post…. especially since my sister (best friend) little boy/nephew is in a "Cranial Tech Helmet" to help shapen the back of his head that is flat. His skull and head is already looking amazing. My sis gets alot of NOSEY rude people staring and asking questions about the helmet. People are un-educated about it and ask in so many rude ways. I have witnessed it first hand. Anyhoo, me, his auntie decorated his sweet helmet with yellow and black vinyl decals it was fun. Thanks for sharing this. Jen
Love it!!! We used it on our son's helmet as well… He was about 12 months old when he had his… He is now 2 years old and everything turned out great!
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Spirit Lake, IA (KICD)–A number of drug charges were filed Friday after Spirit Lake Police executed a search warrant.
Police received information of illegal drug activity at 2707 Adams Avenue Apartment #8. A search of the home turned up what was believed to be meth, marijuana, drug paraphernalia including 39 syringes, pipes, a pot grinder, zig zags, and a large amount of cash. The two residents of the home were subsequently jailed.
25-year-old McKenzie McConnell was charged with a class D felony count of 4th offense meth possession, possession of marijuana 4th offense, possession of drug paraphernalia, and public intoxication.
29-year-old Michael Lorenzen was charged with possession of marijuana, prohibited acts, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Dickinson County Deputies assisted.
Spencer, IA (KICD) — Two are arrested after the discovery of a suspicious vehicle.
Around 2:20 Thursday morning, a Clay County Deputy came upon a suspicious vehicle at Hawk Valley Nature Area. Upon investigation, there were two occupants, 18-year old Reece Logue of Dickens and 30-year old Curtis Tripp of Spencer.
Tripp had an O' Brien County warrant out on him. further investigation found multiple drug paraphernalia items, along with marijuana and methamphetamine. Two concealed weapons were also located.
As a result, Logue and Tripp were both arrested and taken to the Clay County Jail. Tripp was charged with the warrant, Possession of a Controlled Substance, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. He's being held on a $6500 bond. Logue was charged with 2 counts of Possession of a Controlled Substance, 4 counts of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and 2 counts of Carrying a Concealed Weapon, and is being held on a $7800 bond.
Spirit Lake, IA (KICD)–A Milford woman was arrested Sunday on drug charges.
The Dickinson County Sheriff's Office lists Katelyn Houser as being booked on charges of possession of marijuana and a prescription drug.
Jackson, MN (KICD) — A traffic stop results in the arrest of a Wisconsin man.
The Jackson County Sheriffs Office said a deputy made the traffic stop of a vehicle for speeding Wednesday, in Des Moines Township, southeast of Jackson. As he deputy went to talk to the driver, he noticed the odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle.
The driver, 30-year old John Szymanski of LaCrosse gave deputies permission to search the vehicle, which produced methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. As a result, Szymanski was arrested and charged with 5th degree felony Possession of a Controlled Substance, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Speeding.
Syzmanski was booked into the Jackson County Jail on a $6500 bond.
Webb, IA (KICD)–A Webb man was arrested following a domestic disturbance.
Clay County Deputies were called to the Spencer Hospital Saturday morning to investigate an incident that occurred Friday night in rural Webb.
39-year-old Reuben Ayers was subsequently jailed for Domestic Abuse Assault. He was held and later transported to Buena Vista County for an outstanding mittimus.
Boyden, IA (KICD)–A Worthington man was arrested last week for using the identity of another person to gain employment.
33-year-old Santos Sorto was working at SIG International in Boyden under the false identity,
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Cheating's shrapnel flies fast and far
If you follow professional baseball you've likely heard the name Biogenesis by now. It is the now defunct clinic in Miami that has been linked to at least 20 players as a provider of Performance Enhancing Drugs (PEDs). Now that Tony Bosch, the founder of Biogenesis, has agreed to cooperate with investigators from Major League Baseball, the story has taken off. All those 20 players, including current and former stars like Ryan Braun and Alex Rodriguez, now face the possibility of significant suspensions as MLB begins an aggressive pursuit of justice.
While all this was going in the world of baseball, another story crossed the wires this past week that bears some similarities. Nike announced that it would end its partnership with Lance Armstrong's charity, Livestrong, with its popular wrist bands and bold yellow workout gear. Earlier this year the United States Anti Doping Agency stripped Armstrong, a former seven-time Tour de France winner, of all seven titles because of his PED use.
Both of these instances tell a story of cheating, of decisions being made by individual people with thoughts only of themselves in order to gain an advantage. Whether they thought of anyone else as they cheated or whether they considered the consequences, this we know: They determined that that the benefits of cheating outweighed those considerations.
There is a lesson here for all of us whether or not we care a whit about baseball or cycling. Isn't this how sin always works? It skews reality and obscures truth. It blinds us to the impending damage that will come through our actions. It draws our gaze downward and inward so that all we see is ourselves—what we feel and want. We are, at best, oblivious to others and sometimes we're just callous.
When the Biogenesis PED scandal came to light and when Lance Armstrong's cheating was uncovered, cheating was put in stark reality. It became clear that those kinds of decisions do not just bring consequences for the cheater. The damage is far-reaching. Livestrong lost a sponsor who had brought them more than $100 million. Fans lost trust in Armstrong and the baseball players as well as losing out on the chance to watch them compete fairly. The game of baseball suffers because losing good players means lowering the quality of play, and the teams suffer because they lose key contributors.
Sinful decisions are never made in isolation no matter how alone one is when they are made. Such decisions light a fuse that ends in an explosion, with shrapnel flying far and fast. The consequences of self-absorbed decisions are never truly absorbed in the self. They damage and affect those around us in profound ways, far more profound than the loss of some baseball games or the disappointment of some fans. So it is incumbent upon us to be aware of the lie of sin, the lie that hides the consequences for both ourselves and those nearby.


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Apolline Restaurant Review: Chef Matt Farmer, who has worked in some of the city's best kitchens, including Salu, has crafted a menu that is tailor-made for New Orleans diners. Call them "starters" or "small plates," but you can make a meal just from Apolline's appetizer menu. We suggest the baked Brie or the shrimp and stone-ground grits. Hearty fare includes pork chops, lamb osso buco strip steaks, and rotating seafood and red meat dishes. Sweet potato and andouille bisque will serve as a reminder that this is true Louisiana cooking, while the goat cheese mousse with crème anglaise may bring you back all by itself. Lamb lovers will go for lamb tenderloin wrapped in bacon. The wine list, while not big on numbers, has been carefully thought out and artfully presented in categories such as "texture, depth and rustic." Wisely chosen reds come from around the globe, including California, Chianti, Burgundy and Spain, all sharing the line-up with a somewhat hard-to-find Verdelho from California, a fine Albariño, and even a Furmint from Hungary.
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May 26, 2016
BATH, Ohio (AP) -- The childhood home of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer is for sale in northern Ohio.
The Akron Beacon Journal (http://bit.ly/OwqpQ1 ) reports that the house was the site of Dahmer's first murder, in 1978.
Dahmer moved to Wisconsin in 1982 and went on to kill 16 more victims before his spree was discovered in 1991. He was attacked and killed in prison in 1994.
The three-bedroom, 2,170-square foot home on a wooded lot in Bath, near Akron, is on the market for $329,000.
Dahmer's parents bought the house in 1968, when he was 8.
The newspaper reports its current owner is musician Chris Butler, who was a founding member of the 1980s band The Waitresses. He said he loved living in the house once he got past the "horror factor."
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