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HOUSTON - Twisted pieces of metal were scattered around the 4600 block of Beechnut Monday evening.
A storage shed that once stood in the Lowe's parking lot got picked up and tossed around like a toy. Workers spent the evening cleaning up the mess.
Tree branches and twigs also littered some nearby parking lots.
The storm moved through parts of Houston and Bellaire bringing with it lots of heavy downpours and strong winds.
Local 2 viewer Jason Wilson sent pictures of a huge tree that fell on his house in the 4600 block of Maple in Bellaire.
"My wife, son and I were in the living room and saw the wind picking up and it was raining hard," Wilson said. "Then all of a sudden we heard something hit the roof. Not knowing what it was we went to the other side of the house."
Wilson said another tree came down in his neighborhood crushing a car.
A huge tree on South Wayside near Capitol also came down in the storm and blocked part of the road until crews were able to remove it.
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Steelers get ready for hard offensive challenge
The Steelers' wide receivers are hoping Halloween arrives a little early.
Trick or treat bags in hand, they apparently can't wait for Eagles rookie nickel back Brandon Boykin to open the candy drawer and start passing out goodies. Especially touchdowns.
With the Steelers' passing game producing at a record level through three games — Ben Roethlisberger is the NFL's No. 2-ranked quarterback — wide receivers Mike Wallace, Antonio Brown and Emmanuel Sanders face a challenging matchup Sunday in Eagles cornerbacks Nnamdi Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie.
Asomugha is 6-foot-2, 210 pounds and, to Wallace, might be the NFL's best active cornerback now that Darrelle Revis of the Jets is hurt. Rodgers-Cromartie, who already has three interceptions, is 6-2 and 180. Asomugha and Rodgers-Cromartie use their size to their advantage by pressing receivers at the line of scrimmage.
"They're really athletic guys," Wallace said. "They get after it every game, so you've got to keep your head on a swivel and just be ready."
But it is Boykin who appears to offer the best opportunity for targeting by a deep and productive receiving corps. At 5-9, 182, he isn't as physically imposing as Asomugha and Rodgers-Cromartie, and the fourth-round pick from Georgia nicknamed "Bam" has played only four NFL games.
Brown is already circling Boykin's name, memorizing his No. 22.
"I don't know where 'The Candy Bar' came from," Brown said when asked about his confectionary-sweet description of the rookie.
"They've got two Pro Bowl-productive corners, so we're looking for some opportunities."
Boykin appears to offer the most tantalizing matchup for Roethlisberger, who averages 301.3 yards per game passing. But since Asomugha and Rodgers-Cromartie are more likely to cover Wallace and Brown, slot receiver Sanders could draw Boykin.
Sanders seems as confident as Brown that there is yardage to be gained against the Eagles (3-1), no matter how many Pro Bowlers man their secondary.
"He's a rookie, he's finding his own, he's playing football to the best of his ability," Sanders said of Boykin, not exactly flattering him with praise.
Boykin has been targeted 20 times, allowing nine catches for 103 yards.
"This game is about mismatches, and that's what it is," Sanders said. "Right now, honestly, all across the board matchup-wise, Mike can definitely take Nnamdi Asomugha. We definitely could take any one of their corners. It's all about finding the right matchup for the defensive scheme they're playing."
During the Eagles' 19-17 win Sunday over the Giants, Boykin sometimes lined up against elite receiver Victor Cruz. The result? "The Giants threw the ball to Victor Cruz," Sanders said.
The more-experienced Wallace isn't talking as confidently as Brown and Sanders about finding weaknesses in the Eagles' defense.
"(Boykin) is getting better every week," Wallace said. "I've seen him make some plays on tape, I've seen him do well. I think he has some potential. He's inexperienced, but he's not going to let us go out there and make plays all over the field. He's going to be ready to play. But at the same token we're going to be ready, too."
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Kordelle Phillips recently made his decision on what sport he would play at the collegiate level.
Phillips, a three-sport standout for Alliance High School, who is headed to the University of Mount Union as a freshman later this summer, elected to choose baseball over football.
Injuries suffered in the first game of his junior football season against Canton Central Catholic and in the second game of his senior season against Canfield helped influence Phillips' decision.
"I liked playing football and enjoyed trying to help my team win, but I've had some injury issues," said Phillips, who started at quarterback and in the secondary for the Aviators the last two seasons. "I think it's in my best interest (physically) to play baseball."
Phillips, a right-handed batter and three-year varsity starter in baseball, was one of the few returners on an Alliance baseball team which reached the Canton Division II district final this spring, losing to Northeastern Buckeye Conference rival Canton South.
Alliance finished 13-15, but it overcame a 10-game losing streak to capture seven of its last 11 games, including a 5-4 win over Akron Springfield in the district semifinals.
Phillips heated up offensively in those last 11 games, highlighted by the game-winning single in the win over Springfield.
"We were struggling and lost those games, but we finally beat a good team up in Michigan to end that losing streak and we started playing with confidence," recalled Phillips.
Phillips, who confided he was given a sound financial package to attend Mount Union, has begun the transition to college baseball, meeting with head coach Paul Hesse.
"He gave me an outline of their program and what I need to do to play, but I also got a chance to talk to him and get to know him on a personal level," added Phillips.
Mount Union baseball has been on the upswing under Hesse the last three years, posting records of 28-15, 23-18 and 24-10. The Purple Raiders won the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament in 2013 after beating Otterbein and advanced to the NCAA Tournament before losing to Manchester (Ind.) and Illinois Wesleyan.
"They've done real well the last few years and I'm getting ready for fall baseball," said Phillips. "That is going to be something different."
In the previous four falls, Phillips played football in high school. He was a wide receiver and backup quarterback as a freshman and sophomore, then started at quarterback the last two years.
Phillips also was a three-year starter in basketball and baseball, starting at second base during his sophomore year before he was moved to shortstop prior to his junior season.
Phillips started on three district runner-up baseball teams under head coach Jeff Graffice, whom he credited as a positive influence.
"He was consistent about was discipline and doing things fundamentally right," explained Phillips. "It was a good experience."


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Iran hanged a man in public on Sunday for killing a judge, Fars News Agency reported, the latest of a series of executions that have been criticised by rights groups and European states.
The 28-year old, named only as Amir-Hossein R, was convicted of the murder in July of a judge in Gharchak, a town 40 km south of Tehran, the report said.
The number of executions, many in public, has risen since July with the launch of a summer crackdown on "immoral behaviour". During the campaign, police have arrested dozens of drug addicts, smugglers, rapists and murderers.
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Cabrillo coach Pat Noyes was texting with Edison coach Charlie Breneman on the eve of the CIF-SS boys soccer playoff-pairings announcement Monday when this message arrived: "I hope we get the fourth or third seed because we don't want to see you guys."
Sure enough, the Chargers, who on Monday received the No. 2 seed for the Division 1 postseason, have Cabrillo in their path.
It might seem a tough draw for Cabrillo (15-5-6), which battled for the Moore League title, settled for a third-place tie after dropping its finale against Millikan, then won a coin flip with Lakewood to avoid a wild-card assignment. The Jaguars open Thursday at Alemany (9-6-5), and a win could set up a home showdown with Edison (21-1-1).
"You know what, I'm actually happy with (our draw)," Noyes said. "I don't know much about Alemany, but we've already seen Edison this year, and I've stopped to see them on my way home because they play night games."
Cabrillo and Edison met in a late-November scrimmage to start the season, with Cabrillo dominant in a 1-0 win fashioned from a Jose Dominguez goal. It was too early to measure the sides, but the Jaguars are confident they can handle the Huntington Beach power if the matchup materializes.
"We've got to get past Alemany, and we're not looking past that," Noyes said.
Jordan and Lakewood also could be facing seeds. The Panthers (11-9-5) play Thursday at West Torrance (11-9-1), and the likely second-round foe would be top-seeded Loyola (22-0-6). Lakewood (11-5-7) is home in a wild-card match Tuesday against Ventura (11-9-2); a win sends them against fourth-seeded Servite (15-1-5) on Thursday.
Moore League champion Millikan (15-3-7), ranked sixth, is home for its opener against the winner of a wild card game, Notre Dame (10-8-4) or Huntington Beach (13-9-2).
Rams coach Rod Petkovic, whose team faced Loyola and Servite in December, thinks Jordan could pull a surprise. The Panthers finished second to Millikan.
"The last 10 games, they really played quality soccer," Petkovic said. "I think they have a very good opportunity against West Torrance – it's a turf field and they'll be able to use that speed. Then they would play Loyola at home, and that's going to be a great advantage for them."
Bellflower (24-2-3) was seeded fourth in Division 4 and will be home Thursday against a wild-card winner.
Avalon (16-1-0) is the top seed in Division 7 and will welcome Upland Christian (6-6-5) or Yeshiva (9-8-2) to Catalina.
The team to avoid in the CIF girls soccer playoffs? It might just be Millikan, the third-place team in the Moore League, but one with just one loss.
On Monday, Southwestern League titlist Chaparral (14-3-2) from Temecula got the bad news: The Rams (15-1-7) will visit for Friday's Division 2 opener.
"Chaparral can't be happy about drawing Millikan," said Dalton Kaufman, whose Wilson team (13-6-4) starts at home against La Habra (11-9-2). "I think Millikan will match up well. They're going to be the ones with a chip on their shoulder after falling to No. 3."
Millikan has great speed, skill and tenacity and its youth is tempered by the experience of midfield general Alex Karlowitsch. They were in the Moore League race until a Feb. 4 loss at Wilson ended their unbeaten run and was followed by a stunning draw with Jordan. The Rams have righted things again, but they're taking nothing for granted.
"I know they won their league. I know their record. I know they're in Temecula," Millikan coach Tino Nunez said. "But as far as personnel and what they do, I have no clue. When you don't really know other teams, it becomes about what we do and the things we've been working on, the things we've had success with and knowing this could be our last game if we don't put it all out there and execute."
Moore League champion Poly (12-5-5), seventh in the CIF rankings, will open at home against Corona Centennial (8-5-5). The Jackrabbits have been ousted the past two years without a loss, falling in penalty-kick shootouts.
"That's really the important part of winning league, getting that home game," Poly coach Teri Collins said. "I like that Wilson got a home game as well. Even though they're not in (the top 10 for the first time all season), it shows our league is a force."
Wilson returns most of the key players from last year's CIF title-winning team and just welcomed back All-CIF midfielder Katie Pratt-Thompson, who had been idle by a knee injury. The Bruins face a potential second-round game against Ventura powerhouse Buena (18-4-3), and success could then set up matchups with No. 4 seed West Torrance (20-4-2) and No. 1 seed Sunny Hills (25-0-2).
Lakewood (10-10-3) is home against Agoura (10-8-4) in a wild-card game Wednesday. Paramount (15-7-4), Artesia (13-8-3), Bellflower (13-9-2), Norwalk (6-9-3) and Avalon also face wild-card assignments. Suburban League champ La Mirada (22-1-1) is seeded No. 1 and Downey (16-5-2) No. 3 in Division 4, and St. Anthony (17-2-2), fresh off its first Santa Cruz League title, is the No. 4 seed in Division 7.


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IT'S very nearly time for tea at St John's Court Care Home in Bromsgrove, with the residents setting up their own traditional tea room at the top of the house.
The tea room, which will have views over the building's ornate rooftop, St John's Church and the green, has been stocked with an array of china cups and saucers, with lots of input from the residents and staff into how the furniture should be arranged.
The Bromsgrove Lions are helping to put in the finishing touches, and a grand opening and ribbon cutting is planned for This Thursday, June 5 at 3pm.
Once it's open, the tea room will be open to the public for morning coffee and afternoon teas.


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Most of the fools who supported the health care bill have no idea what they have unleashed upon this country. They have no grasp of world politics, what other socialist states are really like to live in, history (even their own), or how financial warfare is used to subvert democratic republics. Yet these arm-chair experts felt qualified in helping implement policies that impel compliance of their fellow citizens by force of law.
It was Benito Mussolini, the fascist dictator of Italy, and ally to the NAZI's during WWII who said, "Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power". You do, of course, realize that NAZI stands for "National Socialist", right?
Those behind the health care bill should celebrate now, for someday their children will curse them for the 3rd-world, socialistic nation that they turned America into. Now all of us will be forced and taxed into a system that is broken by design, and it always was. Things which are inefficient and ineffective are by their very nature, unduly expensive. It is no accident or coincidence that it is the most expensive industry in the world, when it could easily be one of the cheapest. The solution, we've been told, is to funnel even more money into it. It is a very convenient solution for the same pharmaceutical companies that literally wrote the bill -- at White House invitation. Bet you didn't hear that part on the T.V. news, did you? It's funny how they left that out.
These same pharmaceutical executives are giving one another 'high-fives' and planning their celebrations, and in some cases, their early retirements too. They appreciate all the help we've given them, I'm sure. You'll pay them now, and you'll do it whether you like it or not, and you can be sure it will go up yearly. Yes readers, we have a new aristocracy in America, and we've been played like a fiddle. Can you hear their laughter? It must be the "change" the Obama folks were talking about.
Will our shepherds in government ever pay the needed meager $100 in Omega-3 and sulfur-based proteins that actually cure cancer when combined in the right diet (as proven by multiple Nobel Prize winners), or will they just tax us for millions as an excuse to implement standard cancer-spreading perpetual "treatments" such as their murderous radiation "therapy" for years as an excuse to control, monitor, and finish us all off economically in their disease and symptom-based (not health) industry? Will they continue to outlaw vitamin B-17, which likewise is proven to cure cancer cheaply without side effects? Maybe the answer will be determined by whether either of these techniques can be patented and controlled by the pharmaceutical cartel. By the way, I'm still waiting for that "change" I was promised, and I'm not talking about the extra pocket-change being funneled to the pharmaceutical executives, or their cronies in government.
How could anyone willfully and intentionally advocate that these same unelected, power-hungry, greedy, and genocidal corporations be given formal legal powers over the American population -- to force their payments and their compliance -- and then convince themselves that this is actually a good thing. ...Did they manage to put that much fluoride into the water and mercury in the vaccines?
Having been around Sarah, I'm privy to how socialized medicine works elsewhere. Let me explain how it really goes down. Among its many crimes against humanity, the English medical system has a carte-blanch partnership with the government that allows it to experiment on children and the elderly like lab rats at will, and there is a system of politically-correct hiring in which African immigrants (with 3rd grade educations) take over entire hospitals as doctors and nurses. Few things are more frightening or dangerous than a British hospital, but at least it's free! (Except for it actually being hidden in those taxes that one can barely afford.) I would gladly pick blood-letting over their "superior" system. It's also illegal in Britain to pray with a patient, or to even mention that they should pray -- because that's mixing religion with government. How long will the hospital crosses stay up here? Will the ambulances have to eventually be repainted to remove their red crosses? How long before the A.C.L.U. spots this opportunity to quell free religious speech?
Yes, I say that all of them should celebrate what they have done to us, while they still can. It's like Nero's fiddling as Rome burned. Congratulations.
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Destination: Baltic Sea
Embarkation: Copenhagen
This is a beautiful ship. Still very well taken care of. No real signs of aging anywhere. They take very good care of it - especially in high traffic areas.
The front line staff are amazing. Very, very friendly and many recognized us from our last cruise (8 months prior). They really do whatever they can to make sure you are happy. That being said, I didn't find the officers or supervisory staff (maitre d's, etc) to be friendly at all. They were very standoffish. I had an issue and needed help from the Oceania Club Ambassador. As soon as she found out I wasn't there to book a future cruise and had an issue with the program, she lost all interest in me. (We had sailed a few times with Azamara and found all their officers, etc to be amazingly personable. They would never walk past you without saying hello or starting a conversation.)
This time we booked a Penthouse More Suite. Very spacious. Great walk in closet. Love the bathroom - with plenty of marble everywhere. Bulgari amenities are very nice - including the Bulgari bath tea bag. Afternoon canapés were ok - nothing special. Butler service was nice. The butler couldn't do enough for us. We had bought some caviar on shore and the butler brought us all the fixings to go with it (crackers, cream cheese, onions, capers, etc.). He even toasted bread we bought in Russia to go along with it!
The Executive Lounge was a nice touch. Always available for coffee, sodas (although you already had them in your mini fridge in your cabin), and snacks. The concierge in the lounge wasn't particularly helpful but they tried.
Food on the ship continues to be the best I've had. Three of the four specialty restaurants were outstanding and one was just ok. Toscana - the Italian one - was the best. Artichoke Parmesan Timbale appetizer was amazing. Polo Grill surf and turf did not disappoint. Red Ginger beef teriyaki was most tender beef ever. Didn't really care for Jacques. Had the lobster thermidor and it was just ok. Grand Dining Room was mixed reviews. Three nights on this cruise. Had an amazing Beef Wellington cooked perfectly! This was only a 7 night cruise - so could only get into each specialty restaurant once - which was disappointing. We wanted to eat at Toscana a second time but no luck!
The spa was disappointing. We booked two massages in advance via Canyon Ranch. Once onboard found that they changed our times. When I asked why, they said that Canyon Ranch corporate doesn't have a clue about the staffing on each ship, capabilities, etc. Facility is nice - as is the gym. The only issue with the "private" spa deck is it seems like nobody is responsible for it. The spa staff doesn't do anything with the towels but the pool deck staff doesn't come through there at all either.
In many ports, there were shuttle busses. Most went ok but there were issues in a few ports (Warnemunde and Helsinki) and Oceania didn't care about the issues at all. They say they are provided by the port and they have nothing to do with it. I don't believe that for a second. I've been on ships when the port provides the shuttle bus. They are shared among all the ships in port, etc. These were for Oceania only - so Oceania should have taken a more active approach in making sure they worked as planned. Instead, they just wanted to distance themselves and wouldn't even hear about the issues. Kind of concerning.
While I really enjoyed Oceania - there are some issues that continue to bother me. Little things, but enough that I would look at Silversea or Azamara before booking Oceania. First, Oceania segments their customers more than the two other lines I mentioned. For example, regular cabins get limited breakfast room service, concierge level gets continental breakfast room service, and Suites get full, hot breakfast room service. Canapes only in suites and higher. Second, they make little things sound like they are big things. "Signature" chocolates are mints like you would get at a Marriott but they are stamped with the Oceania logo (I guess that's what makes them signature). Finally, they advertise suites have special check in lines. Not the case. One long line for everyone. Less
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Coral Planting at Giant Clam Project Site
We have continued to plant coral on our 'Giant Clam Project Site'. Interestingly the coral plugs we have planted on the rack have all taken.
On our other coral planting site 'Tokoriki Wall' we have around a 50% success rate. Although it is still very early days, we haven't as yet lost a single coral plug through stress and bleaching on our Giant Clam site.
The technique we use is the same, the depth we plant the coral the same...but there is one difference, our Giant Clam site gets far more current.
Perhaps this is a factor that we can also contribute as a critical key element to future coral planting projects.
If the coral continues to settle nicely and continues to bind on to the plugs then we are thinking that on our Christmas Day dive for 2011 we'll be planting some of this coral out on to the reef.


text: CEI Today: Obamacare in court, protestors at Walmart, and the global warming bomb December 02, 2013 Monday, December 2, 2013 In the News Today OBAMACARE IN COURT - SAM KAZMAN Lawsuit Challenges Constitutionality of Obamacare A lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Obamacare is before a federal court on Tuesday. A group of small business owners and individuals in six states is suing the federal government over an IRS regulation imposed under the Affordable Care Act, which will force them to pay exorbitant fines, cut back employees' hours, or severely burden their businesses. The Federal District Court in Washington, DC will hear arguments on the case tomorrow; the plaintiffs' case will be argued by Mike Carvin. > Read more > Interview Sam Kazman > See also: USA Today story WALMART PROTESTS - ALOYSIUS HOGAN Human Events: At Thanksgiving, big grocery & big labor attack competitor Wal-Mart If you're one of the millions of Americans who will visit a Wal-Mart on the biggest shopping weekend of the year, don't be surprised if you encounter protestors agitating for "workers' rights." The protestors are the Baptists in a Baptists-and-Bootleggers arrangement assembled by an outfit, Saint Consulting, where the goal, according to one company executive, "is always to kill Wal-Mart." And the reason the goal remains the same is because the bootlegger is not the labor movement but Wal-Mart's competitors, who are spending millions of dollars to use these activists to throw sand into Wal-Mart's corporate gears. > Read more > Interview Aloysius Hogan GLOBAL WARMING & THE BOMB - MARLO LEWISGlobalwarming.org: Skeptical Science's Hiroshima Bomb Bombast SkepticalScience.Com this week unveiled a downloadable app that supposedly shows how fast heat is building up in the Earth's climate system due to anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. The metric chosen is Hiroshima bombs. The Earth, according to SkS's app, is warming at the rate of four Hiroshima bombs per second or 400,000 Hiroshima bombs per day. I don't know about you, but it sounds to me like someone is trying to tell us global warming could be the end of life as we know it. > Read more > Interview Marlo Lewis More in the news... COOL Protectionism Still a Hot Issue CEI Podcast for November 27, 2013: Toxic Turkey Day? CEI is a non-profit, non-partisan public policy group dedicated to the principles of free enterprise and limited government. For more information about CEI, please visit our website, cei.org, and blogs, Globalwarming.org and OpenMarket.org. Follow CEI on Twitter! Twitter.com/ceidotorg. CEI President Lawson Bader D.C. area has exploded since Kennedy Era As the federal government expanded its footprint beyond the District's borders, it's brought a bonanza to surrounding areas. It's not just federal agencies. It's also government contractors, lobbyists, trade associations... > Read more > Follow Lawson Bader Daniel Hannan discusses his latest book, Inventing Freedom: How the English-Speaking Peoples Made the Modern World. > Listen to the podcast INTERVIEW A CEI EXPERT Media Contacts:202-331-2277Christine HallNicole CiandellaBrian McNicollCEI Experts by Issue Advancing Capitalism Constitutional and Legal IssuesEnergy and Environment Finance and Entrepreneurship Health and Safety Labor Nanny State Regulatory Reform Tech and TelecomTrade and InternationalTransportation


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Thank you's are very powerful! Sincere gratitude has the ability to make somebody's day and to help you build a good relationship. I have found that the more grateful and thankful I am the more I receive. People like to feel important and appreciated. Taking the time to give a person a sincere and heart felt THANK YOU can make all the difference.
LinkedIn recommendations have become a form of Thank you for me. When I give a presentation or help a client achieve remarkable results I ask them to recommend my work as a "Thank You". When they write me a recommendation they are indirectly and sometimes directly thanking me for the lessons that I've taught them or for the business that we've partnered up on. As of today I have received over 120 recommendations making me one of South Florida's most recommended marketing consultants and public speaker.
Although online Thank You's and LinkedIn recommendations are nice they fall short to the kind of reaction and emotions that a nice handwritten note can deliver. Today, I received a hand written note from Kim Mills the VP of Product Marketing at Career Partners International. She wanted to thank me for a Social Media presentation that I delivered for her organization. The unexpected note brought a big smile to my face and filled me with a warm fuzzy feeling that only a genuine acts of kindness can bring.
LinkedIn recommendations and thank you emails are nice! But if you really want to stand out and differentiate yourself in this digital world take the time to hand write a thank you note. Trust me – it can make all the difference!
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Free backpack event will be Saturday
Published 3:26 pm, Monday, July 29, 2013
District 3 Councilwoman Rebecca Viagran will be hosting a free back-to-school backpack giveaway from 8:30-10:30 a.m. Saturday at Roger Middle School, 314 Galway St.
The free backpacks will be filled with school supplies and are intended to help working families with getting their children ready for the new school year.
There will be 500 backpacks available on a first-come first-serve basis.
Rogers Middle School is located in the San Antonio Independent School District off Pecan Valley Drive in the Highland Hills neighborhood.
The event will also include an obstacle course, sponsored by Fitness in the Park, a special program of the San Antonio's Parks and Recreation Department.
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District 3 ZIP codes include 78210, 78222, 78214 and 78235.
Other sponsors include the San Antonio Food Bank providing healthy snacks, the San Antonio Public Library which will be issuing library cards, and Get Fit SATX, a local organization that will be leading exercise classes.
Also sponsoring the backpack giveaway event will be Texas Roadhouse, Toyota, Amerigroup, Calumet, The NRP Group, VIA Trans, SAWS, and CPS Energy.
For more information, call District 3 Councilwoman Rebecca Viagran's district office at 207-7064.


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Aug. 11, 2005
Gov. Ernie Fletcher has appointed Yevette Haskins of Campbellsville to the Western Kentucky University Board of Regents.
Madison Tayler Ball celebrated her first birthday on Aug. 3 with a party at home with family and friends.
Saloma Baptist Church will host a homecoming on Sunday, Aug. 28.
Aug. 4, 2005
Ivan and Nadine Barnes of Campbellsville celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on June 10 with a surprise dinner at the Stonehearth Restaurant in Elizabethtown.
Barbara Sandusky was the winner of the Eastern Star quilt given away during Campbellsville's July Forth celebration.
Cody Smith won the Kentucky State FFA Quiz Contest.
Ashley Kristen Corbin has been honored with Lindsey Wilson College's Begley Scholarship.
July 28, 2005
Shirley Kilby Matney was honored with a surprise 60th birthday party on Sunday, July 3, at the Green River Lake Corps' Pavilion.
Jenny Netherland was honored with a bridal shower on June 11 at the home of Jill Chandler. Netherland married Jim Miller on July 26 in Hilton Head, S.C.
July 21, 2005
The threat of rain couldn't keep Corvette enthusiasts away. The 12th annual Corvette Show and Arts and Crafts Fair was Saturday at Green River State Park.
Hope Hastings, who will be a senior at Campbellsville High School this fall, has been honored with the Janice Holt Giles Award.
July 14, 2005
Sgt. Ryan Jay Montgomery, 22, of Greensburg, Ky., died on Sunday, July 3, 2005, in Iraq near Baghdad.
Wilburn and Nina Graves Cheatham of Campbellsville, formerly of Columbia, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, July 23.
Jennifer Elizabeth Netherland and James Claude Miller IV will exchange wedding vows on July 26 in Hilton Head, S.C.
June 30, 2005
Ed and Wilma McGuire will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday, July 10 with an open house from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Best Western Campbellsville Lodge.
Campbellsville Business and Professional Women President Wanda Washington attended the 83rd annual BPW conference. The conference was at the Galt House in Louisville on May 20-21.
July 7, 2005
John and Farrah McLean of Campbellsville announce the birth of a son on Friday, May 13, at Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown. He weighed 8 pounds, 2 ounces, and was 18 inches long.
Leslie Ann Blevins of Campbellsville and Pieter DeGrez of Ninove, Belgium will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, July 23.
John Holmes won his fifth consecutive title in the Campbellsville Country Club Invitational over the weekend.
June 23, 2005
Campbellsville native Emily Cox was second runner-up at the 2005 Miss Kentucky Pageant on Saturday.
Thomas Caldwell, 77 of Fairview,Drive in Campbellsville, died at 9:10 a.m. on Monday June 20, 2005 in Campbellsville.
Transylvania University's celebration of its 225th anniversary during 2005 gave a special sense of history to commencement ceremonies as 237 seniors, including Campbellsville High School graduate Benjamin Overgauuw, received a Bachelor of Arts degree.
June 16, 2005
Richard Kenneth and Ina Fern Humphress of Elkhorn will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, June 18.
After three years of planning and fundraising, Campbellsville University broke ground June 18 for a new school of nursing.
Marie McCubbin Cowherd, 89, of Cowherd Road in Campbellsville, Ky., died at 10:10 p.m. on Saturday, June 11, 2005 in Elizabethtown, Ky.
June 2, 2005
Adam Mitchell and Alicia Campbell were crowned king and queen at Taylor County High School Prom.
Ryan and Holly Dudgeon were honored with a baby shower by family members on April 30 at their home.
Campbellsville Rotary Club recently named its 2005 Rotary Scholarship Winners – Jessica Cowherd, a senior at Campbellsville High School, and Brittany Pelly a senior at Taylor County High School.
Smokey the Bear recently visited the kindergarten class at Campbellsville Elementary School.
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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
Torba Beach
On arrival at the Hotel they tried to charge us 400 euros more then our agreed reservation. This took over an hour to settle. The room where dated and facitities lacking, tv didn't work, Toilet broke every day, toileteries poor, towels and bed linen shabby, damp in the room paint peeling from walls, twice no towels left for use at the pool, no opportunity for children to eat early, lunch stopped at 2pm dinner served at 7pm, very hungry children! Pool attendants rude and dismissive of the children.
Very clean and neat hotel. The service was great. Gokce was the personal professional assistant that helped us during the check in process she was very articulate and professional. She was one of the few people that spoke great English and communicated really well. We really appreciated Gokce being cordial and attentive with her service.
they have good cuisine and are mostly friendly
It has good location and view The standard of rooms and service is not for 5 star resort/hotel .it is only for max.3 Stars there is no internet in rooms no tissues in rooms no facility for hot drinks in rooms a/c is not properly working no proper equiment to shift the bags as they damaged the rollers of bags in addtion to the handle of the bag as they were pulling the bags directly on rough road in stad of using hand carrage for transporting the luggage not enough staff to service the hot meals as you have to stay in long que as there one and only one man to serve the resturant is very hot as there is no a/c working and it is the same for lobby no service of transport from the hotel to airportand the opposite no daily shuttle bus from hotel to down town
they have good cuisine and are mostly friendly
Very clean and neat hotel. The service was great. Gokce was the personal professional assistant that helped us during the check in process she was very articulate and professional. She was one of the few people that spoke great English and communicated really well. We really appreciated Gokce being cordial and attentive with her service.
Nothing !!!!! i complained about the hotel to you with another email - Hotel is not 5 star . its registered 4 star and its not even worth that
The beach .....sea view from my room....accomodation. I was a little bit disapointed about the level of other guests in hotel... but for this price this is usual
Good pool/beach. Entertainment good at night. well located in heart of Gumbet. Friendly pool staff Room was terrible - nothing like net picture. Front office staff very unhelpful - in fact I witnessed an almost brawl between customers and Mgr. Way over priced for the standard of accomodation
specially I liked the nice gardens, the rooms, the swimming pools, the nearness to the beach and the variety of the menu in the buffe I did not like anything the environment of the night because the music of the bars is listened from all the rooms (we had to change room to be able to sleep, but in the second room we could not sleep either). It is difficult to rest during the night in the hotel.I think that is a hotel to have fun and not to rest.
quiet, friendly environment and personnel
Clean, confortable and spacious room. Nice breakfast and dinner. We were allocated to a very loud room at first but agreed to swap room with one in a quiet location facing the gardens. Very happy with the room. The hotel didn't seem to be very busy due to the low sezon.
Location was excellent
Cheap, close to the beach, large rooms, friendly staff, nice pool dirty rooms, poor location, loud
i like the privacy and relaxed atmosphere and the helpfullness of all the staff
Everything, inaccessible, old, run down, and absolutely a 1 to 2 star room amenities, look and feel. Rooms smell like sewage.
Food was excellent and always available which is surprizing for an all inclusive price. Great activities and entertainment every day again all inclusive. The room was small for 3 people but this wasn't a big problem because with so much to do we spent little time in the room.
Everything, inaccessible, old, run down, and absolutely a 1 to 2 star room amenities, look and feel. Rooms smell like sewage.
Almost everythi8ng was good enough the coffee
The Turkis night spectacle and the beach pontoon. Some whiters are not so kind without tips.
The Location was Great and the hospitality of the staff was wonderful.The food was excellent especially the Speciality Turkish Restaurant and the Entertainment Team were Superb. The room I was put in could have been a bit better, as in having a single room I was put right at the back and the room was not very big at all.My boyfriend flew in from Brussels and his room was worse than mine, this was the only way of booking it at the time.
Closeness to the beach Front office cannot add or subtract, they are rude, and not responsive .
i like the privacy and relaxed atmosphere and the helpfullness of all the staff
Not one single thing at wow I liked. The most disgusting hotel I have ever seen. lease write at least 15 words Food disgusting, rooms horrendous, no place to sit at pool too busy, definately not 5 star!!!!!!!!
pleasant hotel - all inclusive excellent - no time restrictions on bar, food good quality, but not a huge amount of choice.. Not enough choice for alcoholic drinks. no internet in rooms
The beach, swimming pool, programmes for the baby, food, and the waiters in the restaurant were realy police and friendly. The stuff in the reception was not polite and helpful, I realy hate the place from the first deal with them, the cleaning of the rooms were very bad and there are insects inside the room.
Location and staff. Food offered is not good at all.


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Azuline Mar Amantis Hotel
San Antonio Bay, Ibiza, Balearic Islands
Azuline Mar Amantis Hotel Introduction
This welcoming and friendly complex has a terrific location in San Antonio Bay, so you are never too far from the resort's night-life, shops, bars and restaurants. Consisting of two buildings - one of which looks out towards the sea - the other tucked away in gardens 100 metres away across a small road, the complex has a great pool scene. One of the swimming pools is bordered by a sun terrace adorned with sunbeds and parasols. Facing the sea, you can top up your tan in comfort, whilst making the most of the sea views. The complex scores well on facilities too. With a gym, minigolf, a play area and two separate pools for the kids. There's also a snack bar, bars in both hotels and a restaurant which both buildings make use of. After dinner, the atmosphere steps up a gear, so if you can't face the short stroll into lively San Antonio Bay, stick around and enjoy the on-site entertainment. As the sun goes down you can also make the most of watching the amazing and infamous Ibizan sunset views. As for accommodation, rooms are well-furnished. They all come with satellite TV's and air-conditioning ensuring a comfortable stay. Away from the sun and night-life, if you are after places to go, the island has plenty. Hop on a water taxi right in front of the complex and visit San Antonio Town, or go a little further to Ibiza Town or the Hippy Market near Es Cana.
- All Inclusive
- Half Board
Azuline Mar Amantis Hotel Facilities
• Hotel room for up to 3 adults consist of • Twin beds • Bath, shower and wc • Satellite TV • Safety deposit box • Air-conditioning • Terrace • Single rooms available at a supplement
• Gym • Table tennis • Minigolf • Volleyball
All Inclusive means
• Meals: Full board with buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner. Snacks available from the salon bar 10.30am-6.30pm. Ice-cream available 10am-11pm. • Drinks: Locally produced alcoholic and soft drinks including coffee and tea available from selected bars 10am-11pm. Afternoon tea and coffee available 10am - 11pm. • Activities: Archery, rifle-shooting and darts (over 18 years). Table tennis, volleyball, water polo, French bowls, aerobics and minigolf. • Entertainment: Daily day and evening entertainment programme including shows, magicians, Spanish Flamenco, live music and dancing.
• Daily day and evening entertainment programme • Shows • Live music
• 2 swimming pools (1 in each building) • FREE sunbeds and parasols • Laundry service available • Internet and WiFi access • Lounge with games area
For Children
• 2 separate children's pools (1 in each building) • Play area • FREE cots
Key Facts
• Nearest beach: 1 building directly on the beach; S'Estanol Beach 100 metres; Es Pouet 150 metres • Centrally located • 294 rooms • Child age: 2-12 years • Official rating: 3 star • Some facilities and activities may incur a local charge
Meals and Drinks
• Buffet-style restaurant (in seafront building) • Snack bar • Bars (1 in each building)
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FBI agents on Wednesday charged an Ohio man with posting a YouTube video that threatened University of Pittsburgh officials, although prosecutors would not say whether they suspect him in the string of bomb threats that disrupted the campus for six weeks in the spring.
Alexander Thomas Waterland, 24, of Loveland erased the hard drive of his desktop computer but left plenty of evidence on two other computers and two smartphones to connect him to the video posted April 26 by "AnonOperative13."
It claimed that the hacking group Anonymous had stolen the personal information of Pitt students, faculty and alumni and would publicly release the data unless Chancellor Mark A. Nordenberg apologized for failing to safeguard student welfare during the bomb scares.
Waterland appeared before a magistrate judge in Cincinnati federal court and was released on his own recognizance on charges of making interstate threats and using a computer to make the threats. He faces a June 27 hearing in Pittsburgh. He could not be reached.
Reached by phone, Amber Luby of Indian Head, Md., confirmed her brother was arrested but declined to discuss him or whether he was connected to Anonymous, a group blamed for hacking incidents and known for international protests.
"I'm not going to incriminate my brother," Luby said.
The arrest brought some relief to Pitt's campus.
"Whether it's a copycat or someone who wanted to get in on the action, I knew they couldn't hide forever," said Rob Yetter, 20, of Oakland.
The video was posted five days after the last bomb threat against Pitt.
"The video was weird, like something out of a movie," said David McMonagh, 22, of Shadyside, a rising senior who twice had to evacuate the Cathedral of Learning. "But I don't think people took it as seriously as the bomb threats."
Pitt denied it was hacked. Nordenberg said in a press release that the university community is grateful that the federal government has "continued to make this matter a high priority and are pleased that significant progress appears to have been made with respect to this aspect of the investigation."
U.S. Attorney David Hickton said authorities were still investigating the bomb threats, which prompted 150 evacuations over six weeks. He declined to say whether Waterland is a suspect.
"I can't answer any questions," Hickton said during a news conference.
A neighbor in Loveland said Waterland told him that he was being investigated for the bomb threats about a month ago. Investigators knocked on the doors of people in the building, said Nate Hostiuck, 27, who lives downstairs from Waterland.
"He said he didn't do it," Hostiuck said.
Waterland lives on the third floor of a reddish-brown brick building in the Deer Ridge apartment complex in Loveland, a city about 15 miles northeast of Cincinnati.
His wooden balcony — furnished with chairs, a small, round table, a blue telescope pointing at the sky and a wind chime made of CDs — sits higher than the surrounding buildings and overlooks a verdant valley.
Hostiuck said he often would see Waterland smoking a cigarette on the balcony when he came home from work. Waterland does not like to smoke in the apartment, Hostiuck said.
"He's a nice guy. I've had him over for dinner a couple of times," Hostiuck said.
Rita Bushman, mother of Waterland's pregnant girlfriend, called him "just a good guy" who goes with her daughter Rachel to all of her doctor's appointments. The couple were at one on Tuesday night, she said. She declined to comment on the charges and said the family was focusing on helping Rachel, who is in her 35th week of pregnancy, through a difficult and stressful time.
Waterland graduated from Hershey High School in 2006 and worked as an intern in its computer department in 2010, said Dan Tredinnick, spokesman for the Derry Township School District.
A seven-week investigation connected Waterland to the video, a May 2 comment posted with the video, and a May 14 email to university police, Hickton said.
AnonOperative13 posted three similar YouTube threats between February and April, targeting a Harrisburg company, Alliance Computers; a website called zeptotraining.com; and Georgia College's senate in Milledgeville, Ga., according to an affidavit by FBI Special Agent Joseph Ondercin.
Investigators tracked the postings to Internet protocol addresses for the apartment complex where Waterland lives, the Express Scripts in Mason, Ohio, where he worked, and to his sister's house. The threat that originated from his sister's house was made while Waterland was visiting, the affidavit states.
Express Scripts spokesman Brian Henry declined to comment other than to say that Waterland is no longer an employee and the company is cooperating with the investigation.
Nick Jordan, a manager for Alliance Computers, said the company offered Waterland an entry-level job in sales in 2010.
He could not recall anything particularly interesting about Waterland's interview, Jordan said. The FBI talked with company people about Waterland about a week ago. Jordan said he had not connected Waterland with the YouTube threat since there was no reason to think he was upset with the company.
"It's kind of weird because he got a job offer from us," Jordan said. "He said he had another position. I'm glad somebody's been charged."
Both Georgia College and State University police Chief Scott Beckner and Tom Davis, the Special Agent in Charge of the Milledgeville branch of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, said they had not heard about a video threatening the college.
When FBI agents searched Waterland's apartment on May 23, he told them that he had been expecting them, the affidavit said.
Waterland had wiped all the data off the hard drive of his desktop computer. On his work laptop and another personal computer, however, investigators found numerous Internet searches for Anonymous and visits to the YouTube user page for AnonOperative13.
Waterland's smartphone also contained several images of people wearing the Guy Fawkes masks connected to Anonymous, including some of the images that were used in the video, the affidavit states.
Staff writers Brad Bumsted, Adam Brandolph, Kari Andren, Carl Prine and Bill Vidonic contributed to this report. Brian Bowling and Mike Wereschagin are staff writers for Trib Total Media.


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Registering for Classes
Register online through Wings Express or in person at RaiderConnect in the Student Union. Before your initial registration, you should meet with your academic advisor. After that, you should meet with an advisor at least once a year. Students who are on probation with a cumulative grade point average below 2.0 must meet with an advisor before registering.
Paying the Bill
Scholarships, loans, grants and college work study are awarded through RaiderConnect at (937) 775-4000, located in the Student Union.
You may pay your bills online through Wings Express or at the Bursars office on the second floor of the Student Union or at (937) 775-5660. Paper bills are not mailed so students must view their account through Wings Express. Students who register during Early Registration will be backed out of classes if they do not pay their bill on time. Students who register during Open Registration will not be backed out for non-payment. If you do not plan to attend, it is always best to officially withdraw. Visit RaiderConnect for information about fee due dates and the installment payment plan.
Photo ID - Wright1Card
Once your are registered, you can procure a Wright1Card in the Photo ID Center in E146 Student Union. You must take a copy of your schedule and a current photo ID.
Parking Permits
In order to park a car on campus, you must have a permit to hang from your rearview mirror. Permits can be purchased for one quarter or multiple quarters online through Wings or in the Parking and Transportation office located at E138 Student Union, (937) 775-5690.
Buying Textbooks
Textbooks are available in a variety of venues, including the Wright State Bookstore, in the Student Union or the College Store, across the street from WSU. You can order books online through the WSU bookstore and avoid waiting in line.
Taking Placement Tests
Students who have not completed their math requirement and have not taken a college-level math class in more than one year should take the Math Placement Test in order to determine their current math level. Students who have not completed a college English composition course in an English speaking country must take the English Placement Test to determine their initial English course. More information is available on Testing Services website.
Student Academic Success Center
The Mathematics Learning Center, Tutoring Services, and the Writing Center provides academic assistance to help you achieve your educational goals. The office is located in the basement of the Dunbar library.
Visit the Student Academic Success Center website to learn more.
Keeping Up-to-date
Visit the Raj Soin College of Business homepage and your student site at least once a week. You'll learn about college activities, hot job tips and more.
Career Services and Cooperative Education
Keep your resume current and posted on Wright Search. Career Services provides numerous services, including help finding on-campus and off-campus jobs, co-ops, and guidance in choosing a major. Contact career services at (937) 775-2556 or visit them in E334 Student Union for more information. Be sure to take advantage of Career Services for assistance on resume writing, practice job interviews, job fairs and on-campus interviews with employers, etiquette luncheons and internships and full-time positions posted by employers on Wright Search. Once you graduate, Career Services are free for a lifetime.
Internships provide you with valuable real-world experience in your profession. With instructor permission, students can register for internship credit to count toward graduation. Please see the department of your major for more information. Also be sure and keep your resume posted on Wright Search and check out the weekly job postings on Wright Search and the Raj Soin College of Business homepage.
Study Abroad
Studying in another country is fun and educational, a great way to learn more about other cultures and prepare yourself to work in a global society. A study abroad experience is also valued by employers. Contact the University Center for International Education at (937) 775-5745 to learn more. Or visit them in E190 Student Union.
Getting Involved
There are numerous opportunities for students to get involved on campus in co-curricular opportunities. The Office of Student Activities, 019 Student Union, provides leadership opportunities and coordinates over 100 student organizations, (937) 775-5570. Business clubs offer networking opportunities, leadership opportunities, speakers, events and more. For more information check on Student Business Clubs.
Staying Healthy
Workout facilities are available in the Student Union and the Nutter Center. For more information, visit to the Campus Recreation website.
Lost and Found
Located in 065 Allyn Hall or call 775-4444.
Counseling and Wellness Services
Students who need help with issues such as test anxiety, depression, stress, and grief may seek assistance through Counseling and Wellness Services located in 053 Student Union. Most services are provided free to students. Visit the Counseling and Wellness Center or call (937) 775-3407 for additional information.
Multicultural Centers
The Asian/Hispanic/Native American Center (154 Millett, (937) 775-2798), the Bolinga Black Cultural Resource Center (140 Millett, (937) 775-5645), and the Women's Center (148 Millett, (937) 775-4524) offer a wide variety of services and support to minority and majority students seeking information and assistance. Keep up-to-date on the latest events.
Campus Police
The Wright State Police Department has a communications hub in 060 Allyn Hall while the main department is located in 118 Campus Services Building. Besides serving in official police capacity, they also provide Safety Escorts. Visit Wright State Police Department or call (937) 775-2111 for additional safety resources.
Mini University
Day care is provided on campus at a reduced cost to students through the Mini University located near the Nutter Center. Contact them at (937) 775-4070 for additional information.
Veterans Affairs
The Office of Veterans Affairs provides assistance to veterans on a variety of topics, including the GI Bill and other educational benefits. For additional information contact them at (937) 775- 5597 or visit E244 Student Union or their website.


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Carnival Kick-Off
The meat parade will be extra interesting at Pradaria Churrascaria on Westheimer just outside Beltway 8 this evening (Thursday). The Brazilian restaurant will kick off the carnival season with a Samba floorshow with the "Girls from Rio" dance group. The girls will be shaking it from eight to nine o'clock. For reservations, call 281-501-2960.
Owner Mark Shim says he hopes to get the girls in their carnival costumes to come and dance regularly. Pradaria has a sign out front offering an $8 lunch special on a churrasco platter these days too. The usual price for lunch is $15.95 on weekdays and $22.95 on weekends. The full deal, all-you-can-eat rodizio dinner is $22.95.
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Hi, I'd like to help you with your question.
Sometimes anxiety can sneak up on you and cause bodily symptoms that seem like they are physical in origin when really they are related to anxiety. You don't necessarily have to have a panic attack to experience these symptoms, either.
It is very good that you went to see your doctor to be sure. And you have been checked out thoroughly by more than one doctor previous to today. You have been careful and thorough about your health and that is good. If you still feel that this episode was not panic but was physical, you can always see another doctor for a second opinion. The problem with your doctor knowing that you have panic disorder is that they are going to assume that any ache or pain you have is related to the panic, especially since you have had previous testing done to show you are healthy. However, since you have been checked out so well, the assumption on the doctor's part is probably right. But if it settles your mind, see another doctor to be sure.
Have you had these same symptoms since? Most likely if you have not, then you are ok and it was panic. Panic can manifest itself almost exclusively through bodily sensations and since they are frightening sensations they can scare you, a lot. But even the most frightening of symptoms usually end up being just that, symptoms of panic disorder.
If it would help, next time you experience something strange, have a trusted friend or family member stay with you until you feel sure you are ok. That way, if you start to feel worse, they can help you get to the doctor.
I hope this has helped you,Kate
Anxiety cannot cause you to have long term hypertension. Blood pressure causes are different and cannot be as a result of mental health issues. However, anxiety can cause your blood pressure to spike, but that does not necessarily put you in any danger.
There are things you can do to help control the effect of anxiety and blood pressure can have on you.
First, be sure you talk with your doctor about your concerns. The doctor can determine if you do have high blood pressure from other causes and if you need medications, he or she can prescribe them for you. Also, talk with your doctor about how blood pressure works, what is normal and not normal, and how anxiety can affect your blood pressure. Also, if you do have blood pressure, talk with your doctor about taking a baby aspirin and an Omega 3 supplement. Omega 3's especially have been shown to help enormously in preventing many common ailments and keeping your body and blood pressure normal.
Two, keep yourself healthy. This is very much in your control. Eat right, exercise and get enough rest. Common sense, I know, but it is important. How you treat yourself can help you control your chances of developing something like high blood pressure. Plus, research has shown that how a person lives their life and how they treat themselves affects how long they live.
Three, keep in mind that many people walk around every day with very high blood pressure and don't even know it. Even people under treatment for blood pressure problems experience spikes in blood pressure every day. It is a normal part of your day to experience ups and downs in blood pressure. Your body is equipped to handle these variations.
Four, educate yourself. Read books on anxiety and the effects of blood pressure. Also, learning a basic understanding of how blood pressure works will help you from imagining the worst. One word of caution however- there is a lot of research on line but be careful to check anything you read with your doctor to be sure it is accurate.
Yes, you are not alone in this. Anxiety and panic are some of the most common mental health issues. Studies have shown that at any given time, at least one out of every five patients in a health center or ER has some type of anxiety disorder. There are literally millions of people who deal with anxiety every day. And those are the ones that are known to professionals. There are many more that suffer and do not tell anyone.
Keep in mind that once you develop anxiety, it creates patterns in your sympathetic nervous system. This system arouses your body to prepare it for activity to preserve your life. It helps you respond to a threat or emergency. What happens in anxiety is that once you turn this pattern of worry on, your sympathetic nervous system learns that you are always under threat so it turns on easier and faster. Your body has nowhere else to put these reactions so you learn to be fearful and it's hard to turn it off again.
Therapy can help you turn this reaction off again. It just takes time and some effort. The medication can help you treat and cope with the symptoms, but therapy will help you relearn how to relax and think in more calming ways.
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Kissing cousin to the 4Runner, the Lexus GX460 was the upscale version of Toyota's popular SUV. It had a body-on-frame design, but with more stuff and a higher price tag. It featured the same basic body style, wheelbase, seating capacity and driving experience.
In 2010, it received a redesign and power was provided by a 4.6-litre V-8 that delivered 301 horsepower, mated to a six-speed automatic only. This engine was used elsewhere in Lexus' lineup, and featured plenty of available power, while being almost completely silent in operation and reasonably thrifty, all things considered. On the scale of things, its fuel economy was no worse than most of the competition.
The GX460 also came with all-wheel-drive, a Torsen centre differential, hill-start assist and skid plates for the fuel tank and transfer case. So you could take it off-road with confidence. On some models you could also get an upgraded traction control system, an off-road cruise control set-up called "Crawl Control" and a multi-terrain select feature. This last feature allowed you to vary the vehicle's ABS system and traction control system to suit different driving conditions.
Unlike the 4Runner, which could be spartan, luxury abounded in the GX460. Standard kit included heated and ventilated front bucket seats, leather interior, push-button start, back-up camera, XM satellite radio, voice-command navi system and an "Eco" driving guide. This last feature lets the driver know when he/she is driving sensibly via a small green "Eco" light on the dash that lights up when you're light on the throttle pedal. One note here: the GX460's V-8 needed premium gas.
Other extras included a dual-screen rear-seat entertainment system with headphones and remote, better-quality leather interior, adjustable suspension, heated steering wheel and a lane-departure alert.
One interesting feature of the made-in-Japan GX460 came in the form of a two-piece tailgate. Like most SUVs, the rear window was activated remotely, and opened upward to allow you to reach in and store groceries, but the bottom section swung outward to the right, as opposed to folding straight up and out. Total storage capacity was 1,832 litres, and the second-row seats featured their own heat controls, while the third-row seats folded completely flat.
There is one safety recall to report from Transport Canada, and it concerns the vehicle stability control system. Under certain driving conditions, such as going through a corner too quickly, the back end could break away and the driver may lose control. Reprogramming the software in the system will sort this out.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has five technical service bulletins out there for the GX460. These include the now-infamous stuck accelerator pedal brouhaha, an upgrade alert for the electronic control unit (ECU), an unintended acceleration note and a couple of service procedure updates.
Some comments from owners: "Every time I apply the brakes, I hear a squeaking noise," "The brakes seem extremely mushy," "The vehicle has front-end vibrations at 60-65 mph" and "While I was driving and almost home, the right front wheel of my vehicle exploded."
Consumer Reports loves this one. "The ride is quiet and comfortable and off-road capability is commendable," it says, and the model receives a "good bet" award from this organization. It gets top marks in every category, with the sole exception of the audio system. Overall, it garners the best used-car prediction rating C.R. offers and is on its "best of the best" list.
Market research firm J.D. Power is equally enthusiastic, but with some reservations. It bestows top marks for the GX460's body and interior quality, as well as its overall mechanical quality, but holds back when it comes to overall performance and design and overall dependability. It receives good marks in these areas, but not the best. Still, it is an award recipient for this organization's initial quality study for mid-size premium crossovers and SUVs for the 2010 model year.
Unsurprisingly, the GX460 has held up well in terms of resale and residual value. From a base price of less than $70,000 new, it's going for $40,000-$50,000 these days, depending upon equipment level. The Ultra version, which has all the bells and whistles, is valued at $5,000-$6,000 more than the Premium model.
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Dai distretti rurali ai parchi agroalimentari ABSTRACT: These years of market globalization have caused the spreading of agricultural products with a poor territorial content. As a consequence to the unrecognizability of foodstuffs, critical consumers are becoming popular in Italy too; they want quality and local products, therefore they force the agricultural sector to adapt to the new situation. To face this scenario, the body of agricultural rules has been obliged to reform: the Law 228/01 gives more importance to typical products and establishes the quality rural foodstuffs Districts. The following article analyses the short experience of these Districts and compares it to the agricultural parks one and to the first foodstuffs park experiences.
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N.Y. Proposes to Rein in Untaxed Cigarette Sales
The regulations would help prevent the sale of untaxed cigarettes by Native Americans to non-Indian customers.
ALBANY, N.Y. -- State Governor David Paterson unveiled a new proposal that would act as a weapon against the sale of untaxed cigarettes in New York, and reverses a past tax department approach of not enforcing the sales tax collection law with respect to Native American-owned retailers.
The regulations, which were posted to the state Department of Taxation and Finance's Web site, would require cigarette manufacturers and wholesale sellers to ensure untaxed cigarettes sold to Native American tribes are limited to a quarterly amount that could only be used by members of that nation, The Citizen reported.
The untaxed cigarette amount would be determined by a formula based on the tribe's population and the average consumer use of cigarettes. It could be reviewed annually, according to the report.
For the Cayuga Indian Nation, which operates convenience stores in Union Springs and Seneca Falls, that amount would be 20,100 packs of cigarettes. Attorneys for the Cayugas were not available for comment.
The Cayugas are in a legal battle with the district attorneys of Cayuga and Seneca counties regarding the alleged possession and sale of untaxed cigarettes to non-Indian customers, the report stated. A criminal tax evasion case began in late 2008, when the sheriffs' departments of those counties conducted raids on the Cayuga's stores and seized 176,000 packs of untaxed cigarettes.
"The proposal would serve to address a long-standing issue that has proved problematic for previous administrations and frustrating for local, non-reservation retailers who have not been able to compete for sales on a level playing field," stated a Taxation and Finance Department press release cited by the newspaper.
State Sen. Michael Nozzolio, a longtime proponent of such regulations, was pleased to see the proposal.
"Governor Paterson's response is long overdue," Nozzolio said in a written statement cited by the paper. "The only thing worse than taxation is taxation that's administered unfairly. These regulations are in response to legislation I sponsored and enacted that establishes equity, fairness and a level playing field in the sale of products in New York State. We will continue to monitor the implementation of these regulations and fight for fairness in New York's taxation policies."
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Jay Olson, regional operations leader for Cargill, said the fire started about 2 p.m. Wednesday in the elevator's train-loading system, which had been cleaned and shut down for about two weeks for annual maintenance. According to Olson, contractors were installing new material, and as they were welding, they believe sparks from the welding smoldered on the plastic liner that had been recently installed below. No one was injured, and no grain or grain bins were involved in the fire, Olson said.
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