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Mount Kailash, (6714m/ 22027ft) high peak is situated to the north of the Himalaya in Tibet. It is the perfect mountain with splendid beauty, with 4 great faces. It is the spiritual center for four great religions: Buddhism, Hinduism, the Jain religion and Bonpo (the pre-Buddhist animistic religion of Tibet).
For the Hindus Mount Kailash is the earthly manifestation of Mt. Meru, their spiritual centre of the universe, described as a fantastic 'world pillar' 84,000 miles high, around which all else revolves, its roots in the lowest hell and its summit kissing the heaven. On the top live their most revered God, Shiva, and his consort Parvati.
For the Buddhists; believe that Kailash is the mome of the Demchok or Demchog Chakrasamvara; who represents supreme bliss.
For the Jains (an Indian religious group), Kailash is the site where their first diviner achieved enlightenment.
For the older, more ancient religion of Bon, it is the site where its founder Shanrab is said to have descended from heaven.
Kailash is surrounded by two great lakes; Manasarovar, borne out the minds (Manas) of Bramha. It is the highest fresh water lake in the world. Sacred Lake Manasarovar is round like Sun signifying solar force and inner consciousness (Prajnam) leading to higher Atmic awareness. The water of the Manas is pure and Turquoise blue. It is always calm. A bath in the holy waters of Manas is said to wash away the sins of many Janmas (lives) leading to spiritual path ultimately leading to Eternity. The second lake Rakshas; Rakas or Ravan Tal, is crescent Moon shaped signifying lunar force and influences the lower desires i.e. demonic impulse. The waters of Rawan Lake are brownish and it is often rough. Pilgrims normally avoid taking bath in its waters.
According to the Hindus Mythology, Lord Shiva spends his most of the time on the top of the holy Mount Kailash, practicing Yogic austerities, joy and love with his divine consort Parbati (Mother of Mythology). The Lake Mansarovar and the holy Mount Kailash are the SOUL of all AUM followers in the world.
"Conventional wisdom says a single circuit of Mt. Kailash wipes out the sins of a lifetime, 108 Parikramas guarantees enlightenment. A ritual bath in the sacred Mansarovar Lake delivers pilgrim to Brahma's paradise and a drop drink of its water relinquishes the sins of hundred of lifetimes."
- Mansarovar & Holy Mt. Kailash –
Arrive to Kathmandu, an exciting and memorable experience with the panoramic view of snow-capped Himalayan range greets your sight.
Independent Himalayan Adventure's Airport Representative will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel.
Early morning Sightseeing of Kathmandu with Guide; including Pashupatinath Temple, Budhanilkantha- Narrayanthan emple.
Afternoon briefing and final packing.
After breakfast proceeds to Kodari (Nepal - China Border). At our 5 hours driving. The Bhotekoshi River leads us up to Kodari is the second wilderness river in the world. Our boarder agent will complete custom formalities at Kodari. Check in to the Tibetan autonomous part of China after Lunch. We drive to a small Tibetan town is called Nylam by Land Cruiser.
Free full day at Nylam for acclimatization. Excursion of Nylam city.
After breakfast, we proceed from Nylam to Saga, it will take around 7 hours drive crossing about 220 Km. On the way we cross Lablungla Pass (5040m). Our trail leads us continuously on the Silk Road crossing the beautiful Tibetan Himalayan Shisha Pangma on the south. Grazing Ship, Yaks and nomadic remove once dizziness. Overnight stay at Saga, Guest House.
After breakfast, drive from Saga to Ngari Punsum via Paryang, around 7 hours driving cross about 225 Km. The beauty of nature will pursue you continuously, wild lives and farm animals keep you busy during the driving period. Overnight stay at Ngari Punsum, Campsite.
After breakfast, we proceed from Ngari Punsum to Manasarovar Lake, around 6 hours drive, crossing about 180 Km. This is the first day stay at the bank of Manasarovar Lake (Thrugu / Chiu) and to get a divine view of Holy Kailash Parbat. Overnight stay at the bank of Manasarovar Lake.
Morning free for holy program- dip and Pooja. After Lunch we drive from Manasarovar to Darchen (Base Camp of the Kailash Parbat). Late afternoon we drive to Serlung Gompa by Jeep to have divine view of Astapada, Nandi Parbat, Kailashi Ganga, Kuber Parbat, Astamatrikagan Parbat and Dakshinmurti Shivalaya.
This is the first day of the Holy Kailash Parikrama. We start our Parikrama after breakfast as earlier as possible. This day we have to walk about 7 hours continiously. Yak will carry our all-essential equipments. Overnight stay at Driaphuk, Campsite.
This day is very sensitive and we have to pass Dolma-La altitudes of 5,670 meters above sea level. The weather is unpredictable in Dolma-La and any time can change and start to snow storm. So we try to start our journey as earlier as possible. In route, we can Darshan Gaurikunda. But it is very difficult to go and touch. Overnight stay at Zuthulphuk, Campsite.
This is the day we finish our Parikrama of Kailash at Zongjerpu. We drive to Manasarovar. Overnight stay at the bank of Manasarovar (Hore), Campsite.
Now onward our tour starts back in same way up to Kathmandu, same systems will be applicable. Overnight stay at Paryang.
Drive back to Saga. Over night stay at Saga, Guest House.
Drive back to Nylam. Overnight stay at Nylam, Guest House.
After clearing the boarder formalities our Nepal part will pick up you from boarder by tourist coach and continue proceeds to Kathmandu.
Transfer for your final flight departure. The trip ends, Independent Himalayan Adventure's Airport Representative will drop you to the Kathmandus Tribhuvan International Airport for your flight departure from Nepal.
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BOSTON (CBS) - A State Police photographer has released new images of the arrest of suspected Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Sgt. Sean Murphy, a tactical photographer with the State Police, gave the photos to Boston Magazine on Thursday. Sgt. Murphy says he was furious with Rolling Stone's decision to "glamorize" an accused terrorist on its cover, so he wanted to offer up the new photos as an alternative.
In a statement, a State Police spokesman said, "the dissemination to Boston Magazine of photographs of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokar Tsarnaev and police activity related to his capture was not authorized by the Massachusetts State Police."
Hours after the photos were released, John Wolfson, the editor of Boston Magazine, said Sgt. Murphy was "relieved of his duty" and ordered not to talk to media or anyone else about the events that took place in Watertown on April 19.
Wolfson says Sgt. Murphy's gun, badge and computer were taken from him.
The State Police would only say they are conducting an internal investigation.
The photos taken by Sgt. Murphy show the 19-year-old suspect emerging from a boat in the backyard of a Watertown home. He is bloody, slumping and a sniper's red laser dot can be seen on his forehead.
Sgt. Murphy wants the world to know how weak the suspected bomber looked when he was taken into custody.
The photos and more will appear in the September issue of Boston Magazine.
A statement from Sgt. Murphy and more pictures can be viewed here.
Dzhokhar, and his brother Tamerlan, allegedly put two bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on April 15. Three people were killed and hundreds were injured when the bombs detonated seconds apart.
Authorities also say the Tsarnaevs killed MIT police officer Sean Collier days after the bombings. Tamerlan died after a gunfight with police officers in Watertown and Dzhokhar was later found hiding in a boat.
Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty to 30 federal charges including using a weapon of mass destruction to kill.
He could face the death penalty if prosecutors choose to pursue it.

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Date of Stay: June, 2008
This is a large campground with many full time sites. This made wandering around interesting. I enjoyed seeing how the full timers decorated their homes. It was very crowded, but the campers were polite and considerate. There are two swimming areas, a lake and a large pool.
Date of Stay: June, 2008
The campground was shady and well kept, but many sites were not level and we had to drive around looking for one that would require a minimum of adjustment since we were only going to be there one night.
Date of Stay: June, 2008
This is a charming little campground. The creek is beautiful and I saw several children enjoying a "tubing run." The sites were level and the trees and the sound of running water made it a relaxing stop. The town of Edinburg is a short walk away and there are shops and cafes, as well as some beautiful older homes with well kept gardens to look at. This would be a good spot to use as as a home base for exploration of Northeast Virginia.
Date of Stay: January, 2008
We travel between Florida and Tennessee four or five times each year, and always stay here. This park is perfect for an overnight stay. It is close to I-95, very easy to get into, has large, level pull-through sites and a dog park. It is stressfree camping after a long day's drive. The wooded atmoshere is a plus.Several restaurants are closeby if eating out is desired.
Date of Stay: December, 2007
This is an attractive park on a lovely lake. However the sites were difficult to navigate, We were in a 38' fifth wheel and ended up parking in the large lakefront lot and walking around trying to find a site that we could back into. They claim to have pull throughs, but I didn't see any. If you have a smaller RV and can get here early in the afternoon ( no reservations), this would be a nice place to spend some time.
Date of Stay: November, 2007
We live in Orlando and this is a perfect quick getaway. Wooded sites, firepits, picnic tables all contribute to making this a nice camping experience for our family. I would not want to try and stay here in the summer ( shade means mosquitos) and we don't take our ffith wheel there because the trees make the sites tight.
Date of Stay: November, 2007
This is a beautiful park with heavily wooded sites, bike and hiking trails and a beach within walking distance. Most of the sites are easy to access. We bring our truck camper here because the large number of tress make navigating a large RV difficult. That said, I see larger motorhomes and fifth wheels there. We have camped here 4 times in the last 2 years and have enjoyed it every time. I have noticed some rowdy tent campers on weekends, but for the most part the camp is quiet.
Date of Stay: April, 2007
We spend a week here in March or April, and keep coming back. We reserve a site that allows us to anchor our boat right behind our site. The sites are level and the CG is surrounded by water. There is a small island connected to the CG which is nice for hiking or swimming. Negatives - it would be hot in the summer (no shade) and one of the bathhouses is in need of updating.


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NEW DELHI: Competition watchdog CCI's investigation arm, Director General office, is facing a talent crunch as it probes increasing number of cases of alleged anti-competitive practices across sectors.
The Director General (DG) office is responsible for investigations into cases referred by the Competition Commission of India ( CCI).
A significant chunk of about 40 approved positions at the DG office remain vacant. The unit had an employee strength of about 25 till early October, a source in the know said.


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Bill has been much maligned about stonewalling journalists. I was watching the one where he refused to be drawn into a discussion of Gronk and Amendola's absence. All the chatter was about the "they were inactive" line he used. But he only reacts that way to questions that ask him to predict the unknowable or something in that vein.
On the other hand, in the same conference, someone asked a question relevant to Kyle Arrington's role. BB's answer was surprisingly detailed, thorough and nuanced. You can learn a lot about why Arrington was given an extension. It made me think that journalists who claim BB's pressers are uninformative are lazy, not football smart, or looking for a one-liner.
The Q & A is appended below:
Q: What are the differences between playing slot corner and playing on the outside?
BB: I think when you play inside, you're really playing to a degree, a linebacker or a safety position. Even in man-to-man coverage, it's different because the receiver has more options and the [slot] corner, if there is help, is closer to help than the [outside] corner is, if there's some kind of inside help. If there's no help, then the inside corner has more space to defend, across the ball or back outside as well as vertically compared to a corner who is more isolated in the area he has to defend. Once you get into combination of zone coverages, then that player's responsibility is either that of a safety or linebacker depending on the coverage and what exactly you're playing. That brings in a whole different awareness and conceptually playing as a linebacker or a safety as opposed to playing as a corner, if that makes any sense. All positions are difficult but I think it's a difficult position to play because of the amount of things that happen and how fast they happen: tight ends and backs coming in or outside receivers coming into your zone or things like that. Whereas, as a corner you're defending more space but there are less moving parts out there. There's less guys that can get into your area. It's usually just one or maybe two guys, whereas when you're inside in the slot, there could be four guys easily that could get in there and once they get into tight splits and things like that, trying to sort all that out, I'd just say it's a different game. It's not playing safety but it's not playing corner. It's a little bit of a hybrid spot. There's certainly a lot of awareness, a lot of things that those players have to see that are unique. It's not a linebacker, it's not a corner, it's a nickel position.


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giveway. no, i am not john, but it does show that real fans of f1 can have similar opinions. it is usually the fanboys who try to stir up trouble,
and thanks for the offer to attend races, i can attend a race courtesy of team connections, and usually go to one officially each year. monaco last year, and hope to be hungaroring this year.
ps. by the way, there was NO issue with the tyres in sepang.......it was fuel! the tres were only used in an effort to slow seb down, but were in fact perfect.


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Sea to Summit and back - Swimming with Sea Lions
Galapagos and Amazon -Feast for the senses (and stomach)
The plant zones were evident as we climbed the ancient volcano in a small bus making stops to look for birds.
A stop at a tortoise breeding center got us up close for the first time. Free roaming adults and cage protected young gave us a good perspective how these lumbering giants develop. One aggressive male decided to oust another using both the ramming and tail nipping techniques.
Near the top of the volcano we got an eerie fog shrouded tour with Alfredo and Pedro leading. The mud trail kicked the difficulty level up two notches. I was amused listening to the discussions of the benefits of walking trail left in the wet grass or trail right through the mud. Luckily Alfredo suffered no serious bodily injury when he misjudged the surface tension of mud on the side of a gully.
"Down there is a lake where Frigate birds come to wash. In that direction is the ....." Looks like thick fog to me. Fog does force you to examine what's right in front of you rather than the horizon. Plants, small birds, and sure footing.
After lunch back in town we had a short break before launching kayaks into moderate surf. Ordinarily a calm port, the change of seasons kicked up the waves a bit. Circling around a small point and into a cliff-sided cove where Frigate birds and blue footed boobies hang out took about 45 minutes. The plan was to snorkel and look around the rocks. The dark clouds and dropping sun dimmed the visibility.
Honestly I don't remember what we saw underwater though I'm sure it was great. As soon as a group of juvenile male sea lions joined us I forgot all else. Certainly nothing a guide could plan for, swimming with sea lions has got to be one of the highlights. Just inches away, rolling, spinning, diving and generally playing - the sea lions obviously wanted to show us we were out of our element. I dove down 8 to 10 times about 12 to 15 feet deep and each time was followed by 2 sea lions. Sometimes they followed me, other times they lead. I just wish I'd had an underwater video camera.
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With talks for a wage revision not making headway, workers at Hero MotoCorps Gurgaon plant on Wednesday went into slow mode at one of the plants three assembly lines that makes scooters.
Approximately 2,200 scooters roll off this assembly line every day across two shifts and production could be hit by about 30% or 600-700 units of the Pleasure and Maestro scooter models.
In all, the three assembly lines at Gurgaon produce about 7,000 two-wheelers every day.
Discussions between the workers and the Hero management have been on since September 2012.
The Hero management has reportedly offered workers an increase of R7,500 per month to match a similar hike given at its nearby Dharuhera plant in 2011.
However workers who belong to the Hero MotoCorp Workers Union (HMCWU) are demanding a wage increase of R14,000-15,000 per month. The average salary is currently R46,000 per month.
There have been no talks with the management today and we plan to keep the slowdown at the same level on Thursday as well. We may resort to slowing down production further if our meeting with the management on Friday is not successful. This is a peaceful protest and we have started small as we want the management to understand that we are serious about our wage demands, said a union member.
The meeting on Friday between the union and the management is expected to be held in the presence of the Gurgaon additional labour commissioner.
When contacted, a Hero MotoCorp spokesperson alleged that the workers have tampered with production equipment, marginally impacting production.
Even as we are engaged in talks with the union of our Gurgaon plant to reach an amicable solution, they have resorted to tampering with the settings of production equipment, marginally compromising our output for the day. While we are indeed confident of making up this marginal shortfall, this kind of immature and irresponsible activity by the union does not reflect well on the conducive atmosphere in which we have been striving to reach a reasonable, sustainable and sensible settlement in a patient manner.
The workers seem to have struck Hero where it hurts the most. Demand for its Pleasure and Maestro scooters is at an all-time high. Heros scooter sales in April-December FY13 have grown 32% year-on-year to 3.92 lakh units while bike sales dipped in the same period by 4% to 40 lakh.
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A rapper from west London is a key suspect linked with the murder of US journalist James Foley by Islamic State radicals in Iraq.
Abdel-Majed Abdel Bary left his home in Maida Vale to fight with IS in Syria, and has previously posted a picture of himself apparently holding aloft the severed head of an opponent.
Bary, whose music was played on BBC Radio 1, is said to have become radicalised after spending time with men linked to preacher Anjem Choudary.
Security services have reportedly identified the British jihadi who butchered Foley. Britain's ambassador to the US, Sir Peter Westmacott, told NBC News' Meet The Press: "We're not in a position to say exactly who this is but I think we are close." He added that "sophisticated" voice recognition equipment was being used to identify the killer.
Of all the known Brits who have travelled to fight in Syria, Bary's name has been most closely linked with the group, reportedly known as 'The Beatles' who killed Foley. Here's all we know about the boy who left his £1m London home to become a killer in the desert.
1He was a 24-year-old aspiring rapper known as L Jinny whose music was played on BBC Radio 1.
2But he has tried to erase all traces of that life
3The family lived in a £1m home in Maida Vale
4He posed with a severed head on Twitter, with the caption "Chillin' with my other homie, or what's left of him"
5He was once abducted and robbed by opposition fighters
6He is the son of a Islamist militant who is currently awaiting trialMatthew Fearn/PA Archive
7He has fought under the name Abu Kalashnikov and Soldier of Allah
8The family was home-schooled because his mother was worried about bad influencesASSOCIATED PRESS
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Gorga Family Does Grease — Cute Costume Pic Alert! (PHOTO)
It looks like a certain family was born to hand-jive.
Real Housewives of New Jersey stars Melissa and Joe Gorga dressed up as characters from the musical Grease for Halloween this year, and now we're getting to see a photo of them together. And yes, it's as adorable as we would have imagined.
On November 7, Melissa took to Twitter to post an precious shot of the five of them posing in their amazing costumes.
"Grease Lightning;-)" Melissa captions the pic of herself and Joe with their kids, Gino, Joey, and Antonia.
You can see that the family is dressed as T-Birds and Pink Ladies, with Antonia donning a pink poodle skirt and pink glasses, while the men opted for leather jackets and sunglasses. Melissa looks as gorgeous as ever in her pink jacket and Louboutin boots.
Melissa had posted a previous pic of their kids all dressed up for Halloween, with the caption, "All ready for the Halloween bash!! #tbirds #poodlegirl."
We love that the family members coordinated costumes this year. Granted, this costume might not be quite as epic as when Joe went dressed as Snooki a few years back, but it's still pretty darn cute.
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The Supreme Court on Monday stalled the imminent demolition of the Supertechs two under-construction 40-storey towers in Emerald Court Complex in Noida, while making it clear that the municipal authority would have to pay a hefty price if it was found to be colluding with the developer to approve an otherwise illegal plan.
Admitting a batch of petitions filed by Supertech, Noida Authority and home buyers, a bench led by Chief Justice R M Lodha ordered status quo on the two towers, which have been sealed by the Authority. The Authority had sealed these towers Apex and Ceyane, to comply with the Allahabad High Court order to demolish them.
The bench said the status quo shall operate against the towers in all respect. It restrained Supertech from alienating or creating third party rights in the property henceforth, even as the builder conceded that it was not going to construct any further and wanted a stay on the demolition till the issue is finally decided by the SC.
The court directed the Authority to place pertinent regulations on record to explain how Supertech had been allowed to carry out additional construction by reportedly compromising with the facility and the green areas, which had already been demarcated in the initial sanctioned plan.
If the order of the High Court is correct and the two towers have to be demolished, then money must be paid to flat owners by the Authority as it colluded and participated in giving sanctions for them. You must bear the consequences, the bench said.
It also questioned as to how Supertech went on to build 40 storeys on a building which had a foundation for only 9-10 storeys.
You are putting lives of thousands of people at risk. Merely because you succeeded in purchasing the additional FAR from the Authority, can you go on adding floors after floors without maintaining the other norms of safety? it questioned the developer.
The bench said it would first want to ascertain if it was permissible for a builder to take up the entire facility and the green area only by virtue of purchasing additional FAR. We have not studied civil engineering but common sense says it cannot be done so simply. You cannot shift the area which is already earmarked as a green area..., it said.
Directing the Authority to bring on record all the regulations regarding the re-alignment of earmarked areas after purchase of additional FAR, the


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This is a video of a robotic monkey mounted to a shopping cart that cries and sprays water everywhere and makes what can only be described as the worst sound you'll hear all day. You know, there should be laws against stuff like this. If I'm not allowed to pee on the sidewalk (facing a wall so nobody can see my peter!) people shouldn't be allowed to make terrifying robotic monkeys. It's simple logic, folks. Trust me, I was a poly-sci major -- I know things. "Like?" Like I really should have switched majors.
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Previous rhetoric around the plan–which aims to solve the problem of the multiple identities and passwords people use when making online transactions and the risks they pose–presented a scenario in which the government would oversee the strategy and possibly even create new legislation to support it. "
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Indian companies raised $4.56 billion from the overseas market in December, twice as much as they did in the previous month, through external commercial borrowings and foreign currency convertible bonds. In November they had raised $2.19 billion from abroad, according to RBI data.
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The Linux Foundation to Give Away Free Passes to LinuxCon
"We will give away one free LinuxCon pass per 20th Anniversary of Linux Video Contest entry," announced Jennifer Cloer, Director of Communications and Community at The Linux Foundation, today.
According to Cloer, the Linux Foundation's annual Video Contest is one of the many ways that individuals can promote Linux; however, she does admit that creating a great video does take a little bit of work. The Linux Foundation wants to acknowledge that work and effort and will give away one free pass to LinuxCon per Video Contest entry.
"A free pass to this year's event is one to put in the scrapbook: with the 20th Anniversary Gala taking place opening night of the event, the Video Contest winner being revealed onsite, and keynotes from Jim Whitehurst and Clay Shirky, among other speakers, it's going to be one for the history books," said Cloer.
The Video Contest this year will be judged by Linux creator, Linus Torvalds, and the winner of the Video Contest will receive high-level visibility and promotion along with their choice of a trip to one of the following events: SXSW, LA Film Festival, LinuxCon North America or LinuxCon Europe.
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According to figures released by PayPal, 12 million of its customers use funds for various Facebook games every month on games like Farmville.
"In massively multiplayer online games, the number of paying gamers keeps going up," said PayPal's Carey Kolaja. "The perception about digital goods is that they lead to micro transactions, which are small. But the average purchase for a paying user is in the mid-20s (in dollars). It is on a positive trajectory."
Forty percent of adults play online games and 70 percent of all gamers use PayPal, according to the company. Around 19 percent of purchases in MMOs are under $10, while $10 to $50 purchases account for 54 percent of purchases. Purchases over $50 account for about 27 percent. In social games, $10 or below purchases make up 33 percent, 58 percent of purchases are somewhere between $10 and $50, and nine percent are for amounts over $50. The most popular games among customers are World of Warcraft, Final Fantasy, Bejeweled and Farmville, according to PayPal.
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Martin D-18 (until 2012) Review
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Reviews: Martin D-18 (until 2012)
The Telecaster of the Martin Line
- Pros: Plays well. Light weight. Snappy. Good with pickup.
- Cons: The dry tone doesn't work well with everything, like finger picking.
- Experience: I own it
A perfect flatpicking, strumming, singer-songwriter guitar. It doesn't come across with all those overtones a Roeswood has that you have to fight with. Put a pick up in this puppy, and you're ready to rock. All the beautiful overtones in a Rosewood turn to feed back. Not with this guitar. It has bottom end too, not as much as a rosewood, but enough. After a few months of playing the tone will be more pronounced, almosrt richer.
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The best way to sound like Crosby Stills Nash & Young
- Pros: Just an all-time great strummer. Very good at picking up the mid-range for a dreadnaught. Much lighter than a D-28. Won't overpower everybody else when you are playing with a group. Love the neck shape.
- Cons: Not as loud as D-28 for when you really want to take over the room.
- Experience: I've used it
There is a good reason that Martin has been manufacturing the Martin D-18 for decades. This is an all-time classic guitar. It is wonderful for strumming and is also very crisp for a dreadnought when it is time to play fingerstyle. I like strumming and playing fingerstyle. I have only borrowed this guitar from friends but someday soon I hope to buy one myself.
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Five Summer-Ready Varietals You've (Probably) Never Heard Of
It wasn't long ago that rosés were synonymous with tacky suburban pool parties, and you'd be hard-pressed to find anything besides sauvignon blanc to satisfy a craving for something crisp when the temperature crept up. Lucky for us, we live in a place where wine lists and refrigerator cases citywide embrace diversity when it comes to white varietals, rosés, and even sparkling reds. Next time you're stocking up for a Dolores Park picnic, look out for these addictive oddities on the summer wine spectrum.
From Italy's Piemonte region, this red grape makes a sweet, fizzy, plum-colored dessert wine, with flavors like maraschino cherry, stone fruit, and apple pie, that doubles as a great picnic accompaniment.
Taste it: Try Gagliardo's 2012 Villa M with cherry soda sweetness ($8.50 glass) at Ferry Plaza Wine Merchant (Embarcadero) and the equally fruity 2011 Birbet from Cas-cina Ca' Rossa ($10 glass) at Perbacco (FiDi).
Named for the Friuli region of northern Italy, this varietal was, until recently, commonly known as Tocai Friulano (it proved too similar-sounding to Hungary's sweet Tokaji wines). Friulanos tend to be bright, floral, and food-friendly with lemony acid.
Taste it: Try Healdsburg's Folk Machine Friulano (pictured, $12 bottle), with crisp lime and pineapple notes, at Arlequin Wine Merchant (Hayes Valley).
Native to Central and Eastern Europe, this grape makes crisp, sometimes mineral-y whites with floral notes and tons of personality.
Taste it: Epic Roasthouse (Embarcadero) has the easy-drinking, apple-tart 2011 Verus from Slovenia by the glass ($13). Or pick up Hungary's terrific Kiralyudvar Tkaji Furmint Sec ($25 bottle), with balanced acidity and honey-jasmine complexity, from Bi-Rite (Mission).
A distinct, lightly herbal, highly aromatic grape from Greece, malagousia was almost extinct until a single Greek winemaker revived it a few decades ago.
Taste it: Nopa (NoPa) serves the excellent, limestone-y Axia from Alpha Es- tates by the glass ($9). K&L Wine Merchants (SoMa) carries the 2011 Domaine Zafeirakis ($17 bottle).
Trousseau Gris
Another dry but floral easy drinker, this rare French grape has been gaining a cult following among local sommeliers through experimental batches by small California producers.
Taste it: RN74 (SoMa) serves Wind Gap's Fanucchi Trousseau Gris ($12 glass) with peach, bright citrus, and mineral layers. And winemaker Matthew Rorick of Forlorn Hope (Napa) came out with a micro-batch in June as well (price not available at press time).
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Electronic consumer devices are becoming increasingly sophisticated. As a consequence, there is a real danger that they become harder and harder to use. One solution to maintaining ease of use is to limit the functionality exposed – less is often more in this regard. However, designers find this hard to do because of market demands; a wider range of features will potentially appeal to a wider audience. This paper outlines how a new approach to configuration may be the solution to this dilemma – whilst a device can support a large number of features, only a subset of these are exposed to the user, thereby keeping the usage model simple and easy to understand.}, author = {Steve Hodges and Richard Harper}, booktitle = {International Forum 'Less is more - Simple Computing in an Age of Complexity'.}, month = {April}, publisher = {Microsoft Research}, title = {Just what you need: Simplifying electronic devices}, url = {http://research.microsoft.com/apps/pubs/default.aspx?id=132681}, year = {2005}, }


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An Eastern Carolina prison administrator who was moved to a regional office last month is now back at work.
Dennis Daniels is now back at Maury Correctional Institution. On February 13th the prison administrator was reassigned to the department's Eastern Regional Office in Greenville during a personnel investigation. The Department of Correction would never elaborate on the nature of that investigation.
Daniels returned to Maury on March 13th.
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A Walton County High School Student was suspended last night following a day long investigation to information coming from the school that a student was threatening to stage a a multiple shooting incident.
Walton County Deputies and School officials worked into the night and were able track down the student who told officers it was an attempt to be funny and scare friends and denied any plan for a mass shooting episode.
The student involved in the hoax is not being identified publicly by deputies or school officials.
The student has been expelled from school as a result. Sheriff Mike Adkinson says Walton High School remains open for a normal school day.
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NEW CASTLE - Open 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. weekdays. Wagons, sand piles and feed the chickens. Free. Located 36730 River Frontage Road between Silt and New Castle.
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NEW CASTLE - Open 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. every day. Four-acre pumpkin field, hay rides, hot apple cider and baked goods. Located 6072 Road 214 west of New Castle, behind Coal Ridge High School.
Halloween Storytime
GLENWOOD SPRINGS - Preschoolers ages 3-5 and their adults are invited to come to the Glenwood Springs Branch Library, 413 Ninth St., for Halloween storytime at 10:30 a.m. We will go trick-or-treating in the library and around the block, including at the fire station. Costumes welcome but not required.
Info: 945-5958 or www.gcpld.org.
Preschool Halloween parade
RIFLE - Come to the Rifle Branch Library, 207 East Ave., for its annual Preschool Halloween Parade at 10:30 a.m. Show off your costumes on Halloween as we trick-or-treat through City Hall and around East Third Street businesses. Please show up early to gather for the parade.
Info: 625-4270 or www.gcpld.org.
Community Banks cookout
GLENWOOD SPRINGS - Community Banks welcomes its new banking center manager, Stephanie Matthews, with a community cook-out. Carve out some time between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 31, to stop by the bank at 1810 Grand Ave. Prize for the best costume, but please, no masks.
Halloween party at the library
SILT - Pre-school and elementary-aged kids are invited to come to the Halloween Party at the Silt Branch Library at 4 p.m. Come dressed up and ready for fun.
Halloween at the
Silt Historical Park
SILT - Each building at the Silt Historical Park will be open from 6-8 p.m. with someone handing out treats. Fun for all ages and not too scary. Chaperones will be able to tour the buildings while the young at heart trick or treat.
Haunted house
GLENWOOD SPRINGS - Glenwood Springs Venture Crew 225 and Basalt Venture Crew 242 present a Haunted House at 2602 Glen Ave. (the old Subaru building in South Glenwood). Dialed-back Haunted House for kids 6 and older, 6-7 p.m. Full fright level for teens and adults 7:30-10 p.m. Tickets: adults $7; children 6-12, $5; families $20.
Info: 947-1099
Redstone haunted hay rides
REDSTONE - A 40-minute ride through the Haunted Forest, including lots of scary characters and freaky scenes. Twilight rides at 6 p.m. for families, scary rides after dark at 7, 8 and 9 p.m. for teens and adults. Tickets: $30 for adults and teens, $10 for children 5-10 and young, under 5 free with parents on the Twilight Ride.
Advance reservations through the Redstone Inn: 963-2526.
CBW's annual Halloween party
CARBONDALE - Carbondale Beer Works' annual Halloween party, with the Steve Skinner Band and special guest Big Daddy Lee. Costumes and fun! No cover.
From 8 p.m. - 12:05 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31 at Carbondale Beer Works, 647 Main St., Carbondale. Info: 970-704-1216
Halloween Party at the
Ryden Ranch Maize Maze
NEW CASTLE - Take a spooky walk, or run if you get scared, through the corn maze, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tickets $8 for adults and teens, $6 for kids 6-12, children 5 and younger are free. Cookies, hot chocolate and apple cider included. Seven miles north of New Castle, just past 6234 County Road 226. Bring a flashlight.
Info: 984-2190
Halloween extravaganza
GLENWOOD SPRINGS - Come and support the Glenwood Springs High School Drama Club and enjoy Halloween fun. There will be games, spooky stories, treats, fortune telling, and much more. Cost is $6, $4 if in costume. From 5 - 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31 at the Cardiff Schoolhouse and surrounding park, 4018 Sky Ranch Drive.
Info: 970-618-2042
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Halloween extravaganza
GLENWOOD SPRINGS - Rivers restaurant, 2525 S. Grand Ave., features open mic nite and a costume contest with prizes and giveaways from 8-11 p.m.
Info: 928-8813
Ramada Inn Halloween party
GLENWOOD SPRINGS - Ramada Inn's 6th Street Bar and Grill and NRC 365 host a costume contest and party starting at 10 p.m. First place receives a $1,000 prize.
Halloween candy buy back
Have fun collecting your Halloween Candy and then get paid for it while helping our troops. Bring in your Halloween Candy on Thursday, Nov. 1, and get $1 for every pound of candy.
Candy will be shipped to troops overseas. Enter to win an iPod Shuffle if you bring in new items for our troops. Visit www.operationgraditude.com/get-involved/wishlist to see item options.
Drop-off locations and times:
Dr. Jay R. Heim and Dr. Corey I. Johnson, 2425 S. Grand Ave. in Glenwood Springs, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 3:30-6 p.m., info at 945-9119.
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Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City to offer safety course for three-wheelers
Don Baker wanted to ride with his son, Daniel, but a traditional motorcycle wasn't an option for the 65-year-old disabled Vietnam War veteran.
The Edmond father and son found an alternative in the Can-Am Spyder, a three-wheeler that lets them have a motorcycle-like ride without worrying about tipping over. But Daniel Baker was frustrated that he couldn't find a rider safety course for three-wheelers.
Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City will fill that gap this summer by offering a training course specifically for three-wheelers like the Can-Am Spyder. The school's Center for Safety and Emergence Preparedness has purchased a Can-Am Spyder and is training instructors who will begin offering courses in May.
"I've already taken two safety courses for my regular motorcycle, and the Spyders aren't allowed in the regular safety courses," Daniel Baker said. "I've actually been wanting to look up and find a safety course for a three-wheel motorcycle. I definitely want to take my dad."
Daniel Baker decided to buy a motorcycle in 2011 so he could join the Patriot Guard, a group of motorcyclists who shield family members from protesters who show up at military funerals.
"I had a couple of scary moments on that motorcycle," Baker said. "There were a number of times where I was worried that other motorists didn't see me."
He began looking into three-wheelers and bought one in November.
"It's much safer, and I'll be honest, I love the attention it gets," Daniel Baker said. "I get all kinds of looks on it. People love them. I've had kids tell me it looks like a Transformer."
Daniel Baker said he always wanted to ride with his father, who rode dirt bikes as a younger man. But Don Baker has physical limitations that kept him from buying a traditional motorcycle.
After Daniel Baker bought his Spyder, the elder Baker bought his own a few weeks later.
"I was afraid if I tried to ride a two-wheeler, I would lose my balance and turn it over," Don Baker said. "This you don't have that problem at all. It's a lot more stable."
Ruthann Baugh, director of OSU-OKC's safety and emergency preparedness center, said many older people are interested in three-wheelers for the same reason.
They also are bigger and more visible than traditional motorcycles.
OSU-OKC already offers a motorcycle safety course, and more than 900 people took the class last year, Baugh said.
Baugh said industry analysts have determined three-wheelers are the largest growth area in the motorcycle market.
"Their sales increase in 2011 was almost 12 percent," Baugh said. "We had a lot of people come through our motorcycle course that also ride a three-wheeler, and it's completely different. That was something we couldn't find anywhere in the state, so we thought there was a demand."
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Third Annual Child Safety Awareness Day Observed At Honda Dealerships Nationwide
Child Safety Awareness Day allows Honda to reach local communities and provide families with valuable information and instruction on a range of topics, including vehicle and traffic safety, prevention of common household and sports-related injuries, and safe usage of the Internet. Additionally, Families will receive "photo passports" of their children, courtesy of Polaroid's Project KidCare. The passports provide parents with current information, physical description and photo identification of their children -- information that is imperative to the search and recovery of missing children.
"The Honda dealer network offers us a unique opportunity to reach into local communities to provide important child safety information directly to families," said Dick Colliver, executive vice president of American Honda Motor Co., Inc. "If we can help one child through our efforts, Child Safety Awareness Day will be a success."
At many Honda dealerships, parents will be instructed on the proper installation of child safety seats, while kids enjoy amateur demonstrations by the International Inline Skating Association. Several locations will also feature educational displays and safety instruction from community-based organizations, like local police and fire departments.
Dealerships will showcase Safety First, an instructional video produced by Little League Baseball. The video features former Major League Baseball stars Steve Garvey and Steve Lyons and teaches the basics of the game, pointers on getting to the game safely and tips on avoiding injuries. Little League players will assist at various Child Safety Awareness Day events by passing out safety literature and helping with logistics. Local leagues also are invited to set-up fundraisers, or distribute "Honda Home Run" sweepstakes tickets. The "Honda Home Run" is a sweepstakes and fundraiser developed for Little League Baseball. Honda will invite 7000 leagues to participate; each league can raise as much as $10,000 in donations. Four sweepstakes semifinalists will be chosen to receive all-expense paid trips for four to the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Penn. During pre-game ceremonies the four finalists will receive a key, one of which will start the grand prize -- an all-new 2000 Honda Odyssey minivan. To thank Little Leaguers for their assistance at Child Safety Awareness Day events, the first 25 players on-site to help will receive Honda's 2000 commemorative trading pin, which is a popular collector's item. Honda developed the dealership-based Child Safety Awareness Day in cooperation with Little League Baseball, Polaroid's Project KidCare, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
To locate a Child Safety Awareness Day event in their local area, consumers can call the toll-free hotline at 800-33HONDA, extension 808 or access the online directory at http://www.childsafetyday.com.


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IT'S A BOY: Prince William and his wife Kate with their newborn son depart London's St. Mary's Hospital on July 23.
Wednesday, July 10
High unemployment
June's unemployment remained stubbornly high, at 7.6 percent, so Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke reassured shaky markets the Fed's easy-money program will continue. The Fed had said it would continue its low-interest-rate, bond-buying strategy at least until the jobless rate hits 6.5 percent. But he told a National Bureau of Economic Research conference that continued weakness in the labor market means "it may well be some time after we hit 6.5 percent." The Labor Department said the number of full-time jobs declined by 162,000 in June. Part-time jobs increased, but only because full-time workers' "hours had been cut back or because they were unable to find a full-time job."
Train tragedy
Canadian police raised the number of confirmed fatalities to 20 from the July 6 train derailment in the Quebec town of Lac-Mégantic, and authorities for the first time acknowledged the remaining missing people were presumed dead. Rescuers went on to recover remains of 42 of 47 as authorities dug through wreckage and drained crude oil remaining from dozens of overturned tankers. "It's a long, difficult process for the families," said Geneviève Guilbault of the Quebec coroner's office. "We plan to support the families throughout this time."
Thursday, July 11
Farm bill
House Republicans passed a scaled-back farm bill that for the first time since the 1970s divides food stamps from agriculture subsidies in a move to cut both. Even though the legislation kept farm price supports and U.S. grain purchase requirements for overseas food aid ("Food for Peace"), it showed the way to untwining special interests that promote agricultural spending: urban Democrats who favor food stamps and farm-state Republicans who want continued crop subsidies. Unlikely to win final passage in both houses of Congress, the bill set the stage for further debate over food stamp dependency—now involving 47.5 million Americans compared to 27.7 million in 2008.
The longest-serving head of government in the European Union, Luxembourg's Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, resigned over an explosive scandal involving the tiny country's spy agency. Allegations include the misuse of public funds and disclosures that the agency kept surveillance files on individuals. Juncker, who may seek re-election, until this year chaired a eurozone group credited with saving the EU's currency.
Friday, July 12
Abortion in Texas
Just before midnight, the Texas Senate passed a bill restricting abortion, 19-11, with all but one Democrat voting against it. In addition to banning abortion after 20 weeks, the bill requires those who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital, and requires all abortions to take place in surgical centers. Only five of Texas' 42 existing abortion clinics meet that standard. The measure had already passed the House, and Republican governor Rick Perry pledged to sign it despite nationwide protests from pro-abortion groups. Texas state police issued a safety warning to search all bags of those entering the Senate gallery—and law enforcement reported confiscating three jars of paint and 19 jars suspected to contain feces and urine, along with tampons and feminine pads activists planned to throw at pro-life lawmakers.
Fugitive NSA leaker Edward Snowden met with human rights activists and others in Moscow's international airport to announce his plans to file for temporary asylum in Russia, which he did on July 16. Snowden took refuge in the airport's transit zone in June after the United States announced it will file espionage charges against him.
Homeland security
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is resigning her cabinet position held through two Obama terms to become president of the University of California system. UC officials believe her experience and political ties will help university-administered federal weapons and energy labs.
Homeschool plight
The U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals denied a request for rehearing the case of the Romeike family, German homeschoolers who requested asylum in the United States ("Schools of thought," May 4, 2013). The family fled Germany, where homeschooling is illegal, but appeals for asylum status were turned down by the U.S. Board of Immigration Appeals and a three-judge panel of the appeals court. Home School Legal Defense Association says it will submit a petition for review of the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Saturday and Sunday, July 13-14
A Florida jury found George Zimmerman, 29, not guilty in the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman's acquittal on second-degree murder and manslaughter charges sparked some nationwide protests—and petitions for the Justice Department to open a civil rights investigation, which Attorney General Eric Holder agreed to do. But legal experts said that even apart from Florida's "stand your ground" law, self-defense claims are difficult to overcome in court, and the prosecution failed to provide sufficient evidence to convict Zimmerman. Top Florida defense lawyer Michael Band said the day after the July 13 verdict, "Trials, for better or worse, are not morality plays."
Anon. no more
The Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith began flying off store shelves after readers discovered the author is actually J.K. Rowling. An article in the Sunday Times of London revealed that the crime novel, published in April to good reviews, was written by the famed Harry Potter series author—and by Sunday afternoon it was the No. 1 bestseller at Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
Monday, July 15
In a major blow to drug cartels, Mexican authorities captured Miguel Angel Trevino Morales, the notoriously brutal leader of the Zetas drug cartel, in a pre-dawn intercept of a white pickup truck in Nuevo Laredo, just across the Rio Grande from Laredo, Texas. Mexican Marines, including a helicopter, surrounded the truck, which was carrying $2 million and eight guns in addition to Trevino Morales, captured him, and flew him to Mexico City where he is expected eventually to stand trial. Authorities believe Trevino Morales, 40, is responsible for hundreds of deaths in the cartel's brutal campaign to preserve drug and migrant trafficking into the United States.
All wet
By mid-July Atlanta—like most parts of the Southeast—hit rainfall records: The city's total for the year of 41.68 inches is 14.33 inches above normal. And the city recorded rainfall every day of the month except July 1. In south Florida parts of Miami-Dade County received 10 inches of rain in one day, forcing flight cancellations and headaches: "I've got 70 kids here who have been pent up inside all week," complained summer camp coordinator Alyssa Williams to the Miami Herald. "They're pretty antsy."
Tuesday, July 16
Washington Nationals' outfielder Bryce Harper became the youngest starter in history for the Major League All-Star game. The 20-year-old opened play at New York's Citi Field for the National League in center field but went 0-2 from the plate. Yankees' reliever Mariano Rivera became the oldest player to win the All-Star MVP award, at 43, as the American League beat the National League, 3-0.
Cross-border crisis
Authorities in western Uganda went on alert for a cholera outbreak as more than 65,000 Congolese overran the border into Uganda's Bundibugyo district. Their abrupt arrival came after ADF rebels, a long-dormant Ugandan militant group hiding in Democratic Republic of Congo jungles, attacked border villages. Aid workers say they were overwhelmed by the sudden refugee influx: In a place with minimal infrastructure, said World Harvest Mission doctor Jennifer Myhre, "water and sanitation, health and food, shelter and safety have to be constructed out of nothing but space and grass and air."
Wednesday, July 17
Changing marriage
Great Britain legalized gay marriage, with Queen Elizabeth II giving her approval—a formality—one day after Parliament passed the bill, clearing the way for same-sex weddings, likely by next summer. The law, introduced in January, allows gay couples to get married in both civil and religious ceremonies in England and Wales, but only if the religious institution consents. The Church of England, the state church, says it will not perform such ceremonies, at least for now. Prime Minister David Cameron backed the legislation, which has divided his Conservative Party.
Student loans
Congress reached an agreement to lower federally subsidized student loan interest rates, at least temporarily. It sets new rates for federally subsidized Stafford loans for undergrads at 3.85 percent interest (about half a percentage higher than last year's rates), and 5.4 percent for grad students.
The largest abortion clinic in Virginia quietly closed its doors following repeated disputes with its landlord—and in the face of new state regulations requiring abortion clinics to adhere to the same standards as outpatient surgical centers. NOVA Women's Healthcare in Fairfax, Va., performed 3,066 abortions in 2012—making it the largest abortion provider in the state. Nationwide, the number of abortion clinics, according to Operation Rescue's Troy Newman, has dropped from 2,176 in 1991 to 625 today.
Thursday, July 18
The city of Detroit filed for federal bankruptcy protection—the country's largest-ever municipal bankruptcy case—with liabilities of more than $18 billion. The Chapter 9 filing caps decades of decline in what once symbolized the industrial powerhouse of the United States. Since 2008, the city has spent $100 million more a year than it took in.
Full of years
South Africans celebrated the 95th birthday of Nelson Mandela, many by taking part in 67 minutes of charity to commemorate 67 years of service to his country for the former South African president and anti-apartheid leader. Mandela himself remained hospitalized, as he has been since June for a persistent lung infection.
Gunmen killed six Christians from one church in an early morning attack in southern Plateau State, a month after Muslim Fulanis killed more than 30 Christian men, women, and children in three nearby Plateau villages. Mark Lipdo, director of the Stefanos Foundation in Jos, the Plateau capital, said thousands of Christians have fled the area, and the overall death toll may be as high as 70.
Friday, July 19
Soft terrorism
A glamorized Rolling Stone cover featuring accused Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev hit newsstands amid boycotts and outcries from Boston residents. The Aug. 1 issue depicts a tousled-hair, soft-eyed Marathon bombing suspect above the sub-headline: "How a popular, promising student was failed by his family, fell into radical Islam, and became a monster." About 10 retailers—including CVS, Walgreens, and several New England chains—refused to sell the magazine. And cover knock-offs surfaced on Twitter and elsewhere. One featured John Wilkes Booth and the line, "How a promising stage actor was failed by his president, fell into a Confederate crowd, and became a monster."
Capping a legal turnaround in Hobby Lobby's case against the federal health insurance contraceptive mandate, a federal district judge granted a preliminary injunction to the craft retailer so it will not face fines for excluding abortifacients Plan B and Ella from its coverage. The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had remanded the case at the end of June, reviving it after multiple setbacks. Upon the 10th Circuit's ruling, Judge Joe Heaton immediately issued a temporary restraining order to help Hobby Lobby—as it faced a July 1 deadline for daily fines. After Heaton heard arguments on July 19 he immediately read his order from the bench granting a preliminary injunction. "There is a substantial public interest in ensuring that no individual or corporation has their legs cut out from under them while these difficult issues are resolved," he said.
Saturday and Sunday, July 20-21
Text blasphemy
Authorities in Pakistan arrested a Christian couple for allegedly sending to a Muslim cleric blasphemous text messages. It's the third known case of Christians charged for sending messages that defame the Islamic prophet Muhammad via their cellphones—part of "a dangerous trend," according to Morning Star News. Activating SIM cards on someone else's national identity card isn't difficult in Pakistan. Earlier in July a court sentenced a Christian man from the same town to life imprisonment and a fine of $2,000 for sending blasphemous text messages.
French fire
About 250 protesters clashed with police firing tear gas in a Paris suburb after police checked the identity of a woman wearing a Muslim veil. Four police officers were injured and six were arrested before riot police arrived and the crowd dispersed before dawn. France outlawed hijab, wearing the veil to fully cover the face, in 2011.
The American wins
In a dramatic comeback from a dramatic U.S. Open loss in June, Phil Mickelson shot a final round score of 66 to take the British Open title on July 21. The popular "Lefty," now with three of four golf championships in his name, shot past Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy in the golf rankings to become the No. 2 golfer in the world.
Monday, July 22
Royal baby
Weighing in at 8 pounds, 6 ounces, the son of Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate entered the world at 4:24 p.m. GMT on Monday at Saint Mary's Hospital in central London. It's the same hospital where Princess Diana gave birth to William. Buckingham Palace did not immediately release a name for the infant, who will be third in line for the British throne.
Abu Ghraib, again
Militants tied to al-Qaeda in Iraq attacked Baghdad's Abu Ghraib prison, allowing an estimated 500-600 prisoners to escape—including many linked to al-Qaeda and captured by U.S. forces prior to their 2011 exit from Iraq. "This is a significant milestone in the resurgence of al-Qaeda in Iraq," said Middle East Forum fellow Aymenn al-Tamimi. "A good deal of the progress achieved from 2006 onwards has essentially been undone now."


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The food and grocery industry can do even more to help young people prepare for work, according to Joanne Denney-Finch, IGD chief executive.
Denney-Finch will update the IGD Skills Summit on the progress of Feeding Britain's Future – Skills for Work Week. So far more than 50 companies have signed up. IGD is hoping they will create thousands of opportunities for 16 to 24-year-old unemployed people to experience job interviews, learn about CV writing and get a taste of work during one week from 17 September 2012.
In May IGD hosted a Youth Voice Forum at which more than 70 young people shared their opinions about barriers to work, views on the industry and the potential format of the skills week in September.
Denney-Finch said: "I heard directly from some of the young unemployed people we met in Birmingham. They told me they lack confidence and feel they are not being given a chance.
"They don't know how to package what they've got. For example, one of the attendees at our forum said that he had no leadership or team-working skills. But it later transpired that he is the captain of his local football team.
"Most of the time young people just need a chance. And as the food industry employs 3.6m people, right across the country, we are in a position to be able to provide that chance. Many companies in the supply chain already help disadvantaged groups, and while we can't help all one million young unemployed people we can and must do even more.
"There are three good reasons why farmers, retailers, manufacturers and everyone in the food industry should get involved with Feeding Britain's Future. Firstly, this is a chance to put something back into the community – which makes good business sense.
"Secondly, it's an opportunity to help young unemployed people, so it is an investment in the future. And thirdly, our Skills for Work Week provides a means of communicating directly with thousands of young people to help dispel the myths about working in a supermarket or food manufacturer."
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