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Bahrain: A kingdom in turmoil
February 14: Anti-government protests begins in the country inspired by the events in Egypt.
February 17: Bahrain riot police stormed through the Pearl Roundabout firing rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse. anti-regime protesters.
February 22: Tens of thousands of opposition supporters poured into downtown calling for reforms.
March 14: Contingent of Gulf troops arrive in Bahrain from Saudi Arabia to help Bahrain's government.
March15: Bahrain's King Hamad Bin Eisa Al Khalifa issued a decree declaring a state of emergency for three months to suppress political uprising.
March 16: Bahrain imposed 12-hour curfew, banned gatherings, rallies, demonstrations. Security forces cleared Pearl Roundabout, the focal-point for anti-government protests.
March 18: Bahrain tears down Pearl roundabout
May 31: King Hamad Bin Eisa Al Khalifa asked the government and parliament to call for a dialogue to boost a national consensus on the ideal development for the kingdom without preconditions.
June 1: Bahrain lifts state of emergency.
June 22: Bahraini court sentences eight senior opposition leaders to life in prison for their alleged role in plotting to topple the political regime.
July 2: Bahrain's national dialogue begins bringing more than 300 participants from various sectors which aims to help revive reform process.
July 8: Al Wefaq, largest opposition group, announces it will not participate in the "national dialogue" urged by King Hamad Bin Eisa Al Khalifa.
July 17: Al Wefaq Islamic Society, the largest opposition society in Bahrain pulls out of the national dialogue.
July 28 : Proposed reforms submitted to Bahrain's King Hamad Bin Eisa Al Khalifa seek to strengthen the power of parliament's lower house.
July 28: King Hamad Bin Eisa Al Khalifa sets up Bahrain International Commission of Inquiry.
Tens of thousands marched outside Bahrain's capital Manama to protest against the results of a "National Dialogue" they said had failed to bring real democratic reform in the kingdom.
September 25: Low turn-out for by-elections to replace MPs from the Shiite opposition who quit parliament objecting to the crackdown on demonstrators.
November 23: Bahraini government accepts the findings of a comprehensive independent inquiry commission report from the Bahrain International Commission of Inquiry chaired by Mahmoud Sharif Bassiouni. The report highlighted the violations committed during the ten months unrest.
January 15: Bahrain's lower chamber is to be given the right to accept or reject the government's action programme under amendments to the constitution as stated by King Hamad Bin Eisa Al Khalifa . He announced a series of amendments to the constitution that give the elected chamber new distinctive powers that "would broaden democracy in Bahrain".
March 19: King Hamad Bin Eisa Al Khalifa called on all segments of Bahraini society to "assume their national responsibility and help the country move past the events that hit it last year."
October 30: Government bans all protests, threatening legal action against anyone who attempted to organise a rally or demonstration.
January 21: Bahrain's King invites political groups to restart stalled talks to break the political deadlock.
February10: New talks have brought together a coalition of six opposition societies, a coalition of ten other societies, the parliament and the government to help heal political wounds that scarred the country and divided the society. Al Wefaq confirmed its attendance to the first session.
March 12: The leader of Bahrain's main opposition bloc said there was no guarantee that appointing a reformist crown prince to the cabinet would lead to change.
March 16: Bahrain's national dialogue resumes after weekend clashes. It raises concerns that the dialogue is turning into a maelstrom of deep mistrust.
March 29: Bahraini police use tear gas and sound bombs to disperse hundreds of anti-government protesters who took to the streets of Manama which came after Bahrain's main Shiite opposition group, Al Wefaq, warned of fresh protests across the kingdom unless a national dialogue with the regime leads to real reforms, namely, a constitutional monarchy.
March 31: A preliminary agenda for the national dialogue in Bahrain has taken shape after participants agreed its major sections and principles.
May 13: Al Asala society, the exclusive expression of Salafism in the island kingdom pulls out of a coalition of ten formations taking part in a national dialogue.
August 28: Bahrain national dialogue resumes after Ramadan break.
September 5: Session is cancelled after opposition's boycott.
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What Do You Hate Most About Your Workplace? – Survey of the Day
Not everybody hates their job, but you'd be hard pressed to find someone who likes all aspects of their workplace. Citrix recently conducted a survey of 1,013 office workers in which they asked what they dislike about their 9-to-5 jobs.
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Adam Reposa is Just the Lawyer/Madman the World Needs
Adam Reposa is a lawyer. The Austin, Texas attorney repeatedly makes that clear in this local TV ad hawking his legal services. It's a good thing he does, because you'd likely mistake him for a lunatic street preacher high on bath salts. See what we mean below.
Scientists Have Discovered the Healthiest Meal You Can Possibly Eat
Food manufacturers and supermarkets like to advertise that their meals are healthy. But there can be only one "healthiest" meal, and British scientists have looked through 4,000 health claims in an effort to determine what that would be.
Would You Rather Give Up Sex or Lose Your Job? — Survey of the Day
If you need any other indication that the job market is tough these days, consider this survey by online casino Roxy Palace.
Alaskan Town Falls Victim to Cruel Taco Bell Hoax
Here in the lower 48 we take for granted our "fourth meal." But if you live up in the frozen tundra of Alaska, you can't just take a spin to the local Taco Bell. In fact, if you live in Bethel, Alaska, a town of 6000, you would have to drive about 350 miles to Anchorage to grab a late-night gordita.
Which is why Bethel resident were so excited when yellow fliers announcing the arrival of a Taco Bell by this Fourth of July starting appearing around town. Finally the arctic dwellers could "Live Mas."
Canadian Pizza Parlor Offers World's Most Expensive Pie
While there are often stories about ridiculously expensive comfort food — for example the $100 hot dog — it's hard to tell if anybody actually buys these overpriced dishes.
The folks at Steveston Pizza Company in Vancouver, Canada can confirm at least one person has bought the $450 "C6″ pizza they recently began offering.
Man Called 911 Because His Sandwich Didn't Have Enough Mayo
Rother McLennon is the latest in a long, sad line of disgruntled eaters who have used 911 to express their dissatisfaction with their food order.
Student Caught With 35-Foot Long Cheat Sheet
Anyone who's been faced with a difficult test has at least been tempted to scribble some notes on their hand, or maybe try to stuff a small answer key under their watch. But a high school student in Kazakhstan (yup, that Kazakhstan) took the cheat sheet concept to what should be its ridiculous conclusion when he was caught with 35-feet of crib sheet during an university entrance exam.
Are You Careful With Your Online Image? — Survey of the Day
Even if you adjust your privacy settings, you can't be sure that only your friends have access to your information on sites like Facebook and Twitter.
Woman in Bra is a Dancing Machine
Exercise is a broad term that encompasses many activities. A woman in Casper, Wyoming decided her favorite way to exercise was to dance around her driveway to Katy Perry while wearing just her bra and jeans.

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If you are following the eBook pricing dispute between Amazon and pretty much all the major book publishers, you know that this is indicative of the struggles most traditional media companies are having in adapting to lower-cost digital distribution outlets. As a quick summary, Amazon has been buying eBooks for its Kindle from the book publishers on a wholesale basis (reportedly around $12 – $15 per book). The publishers are hopeful Amazon would them mark the eBooks up and sell them for the same price as hardcovers, around $18 – $25 each. Amazon, with an eye towards building a large eBook market, and with all of its pricing data culled from its more than 90MM users, believes the right price for most eBooks is $10 or less. And as such, they have been willing to sell many eBooks at a loss, hoping to eventually force publishers to sell eBooks at a lower, perhaps optimal price. They would know. They sell gabillions of items to about 100MM consumers every day. Between them and eBay, they probably know more about the price elasticity of most goods than every good manufacturer out there.
Remembering your Econ class, you also know that most goods are elastic; as price lowers, demand increases. An optimum point exist that maximizes profit. I am pretty sure that the book industry, like the music industry before it, has not maximized profit by finding the optimum price. This is generally because the book publishers are not retailers — they have never forged a relationship directly with a customer. To optimize pricing (particularly on a per title basis), you need to conduct lots of tests and analyze lots of data. Amazon does this in near-real time and, I am told, is constantly optimizing pricing, page layout, merchandising, bundling, shopping cart path, and many other ecommerce variables. While Amazon may have other motives for pursuing lower-priced eBooks (to sell more Kindles?), they are smart enough to know that once a market is established, it is hard to raise prices when competition exists. And with Apple entering the iBook/eBook market, they know they will have competition. So, why would publishers NOT want Amazon to find the optimal profit-maximizing price? Because, like many entrenched media companies, they have massive legacy cost structures that don't support selling books at, say $6 wholesale. They offer many unreasonable arguments against this: books are "worth" more, authors won't make enough money, it's bad for the industry, etc. These are not economic arguments, but are meant to maintain the status quo economics as long as possible. And it's ultimately bad for them. The music industry has held firm that music is "worth" $1 – $1.30 per song, regardless of the track. For 7 years, they would not experiment with pricing under $1. (eMusic just convinced Sony and Warner last year to try…and I understand the results are positive.) But is all music really worth $1 a song? No, it is not. We know hundreds of thousands of tracks have sold 10 or fewer units digitally. That is the market telling you something. As a way forward, Macmillan adopted Sony Music's agency model which allows Macmillan to actually set the selling price for its eBooks and pay a sales commission to Amazon. You would expect that Macmillan would then be interested, since it controls pricing, in finding the optimal price. But I suspect its Amazon partnership does not allow it to get real-time feedback from price experimentation. And if they really were experimenting, you would expect that some people would see a title for $10 and others for $18. The bottom line is that "value" or "worth" is not decided in a board room, it is decided by the market. And low-cost digital distribution, where the marginal cost of each incremental item sold is zero, brings consumer expectation that price must fall. They don't care if the rent on your offices at 50th and Broadway are $8M a year. Traditional media companies whose products are going digital must accept lower unit selling prices and massively cut their operating costs in order to survive. Trying to play hardball with the market ultimately won't work. See the music industry whose sales are now $20B worldwide, down from $40B, and I think are going much closer to $10B – $12B before finding bottom. For more reading on this, see my post on piracy in the book industry, the movie industry ignoring market signals from Redbox, and a reminder of what we went through at eMusic with the music industry.


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PHOENIX - Get ready, Boston. Kobe Bryant and his Los Angeles Lakers want a rematch. Bryant wrapped up a magnificent series with 37 points, Ron Artest added 25 and the Lakers held off the Phoenix Suns 111-103 on Saturday night to win the Western Conference finals 4-2. The Lakers and Celtics, the NBA's premier teams for much of the league's history, will meet in the finals for the 11th time with Game 1 Thursday night in Los Angeles. Bryant scored nine points in the final 2 minutes, including what looked like an impossible 23-footer with Grant Hill in his face and 34 seconds to play. The basket put Los Angeles up 107-100 and the scrappy Suns were finished.Amare Stoudemire, in what may have been his last game with the Suns, scored 27 points but struggled to a seven of 20 shooting night. Steve Nash had 21 points and nine assists in his 118th playoff game, the most for anyone who has never reached the Finals. Just as they did in Game 5, Bryant and Co. fended off the Suns - though without the last second heroics this time. The Suns trailed by 18 in the second half and 17 going into the final quarter. An offensive outburst by Goran Dragic and strong play by Stoudemire in the fourth helped Phoenix pull to within three with just over two minutes to play, but it couldn't get any closer. Boston beat Los Angeles in the 2008 finals, with a dominant defense that made life miserable for Bryant, that season's MVP. When they meet again starting Thursday, the Lakers can show how much better they are since then. "We'll see how much we've matured," Bryant said.
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SUPPORTERS of Chester FC have been left shocked that manager Neil Young has left the club.
Supporters took to social media to express their gratitude to a manager who led the club to three successive promotions since taking over when the Blues were reformed in 2010.
Young took the manager's post when the club did not know which league they would be playing in for the 2010-11 season and did not even have a football to its name.
They went on that season to clinch promotion from the Evo-Stik North Division One North on goal difference from second placed Skelmersdale.
Speaking to the Leader, Richard Bellis, co-editor of Chester FC fanzine The Blue and White, said: "It is really surprising. We signed [Ross] Killock recently, we were looking at a few other players to bring in and we have been playing well in the last three matches.
"Things were looking up so something must have changed rapidly at the club.
"Young left us in a great position in a lot of respects. We were three divisions lower for a start.
"Three championships is pretty unique in football and it is a shame to see him go. It is a shock but you can kind of understand it given the current league position, but I wanted him to see out the season because I thought he would keep us up."
Another fan, Blacon councillor Reggie Jones, called on the council and club to recognise the work Young had done at Chester. He said: "Neil Young and Chester fans should take great pride in his achievements.
"Three championships is absolutely astounding. He took Chester from the eighth tier back into the Conference and he should be immensely proud. I think it is sad he has gone because he has done a great job.
"He should be given some token of recognition for his achievements by the council and the football club. It was always going to be difficult to step into the Conference and have the same level of success."
Mark Howell, club youth development officer and a former director, hailed Young.
He said: "Neil is a winner and a really good bloke. Anyone who wins three leagues in three years and then wins the derby at the first attempt is a legend.
"He is a smashing bloke who I have know for four years. We always remained friendly and worked together well. It has come out of the blue for me and I know all my family will be gutted.
"Someone is going to get themselves a very good manager. I think he at least deserved until the end of the season."
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The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) commended the U.S. House of Representatives' removal of a provision in the Farm Bill Extension Act of 2007 that would have resulted in unfair competition to small CPA firms.
"The AICPA thanks House members for their vote because enacting such a provision would lead to unfair competition for CPAs, especially smaller CPA firms in agricultural communities," Barry C. Melancon, AICPA President and CEO, said.
The provision was part of a larger effort to expand the charter of the Farm Credit System (FCS) so that the FCS would be able to offer not only loans but also other financial services, such as accounting and tax services, to a large new class of non-farm borrowers. The House defeated the effort on a voice vote on a Floor amendment.
Because FCS institutions have lower costs as a result of their advantaged government sponsored entity status and because the provision would have allowed the FCS institutions to bundle services such as tax, lending, and books and records keeping to a broader group of non-farm businesses than they can at present, CPAs would have been at a competitive disadvantage. Likely types of businesses include hardware stores, truck and farm equipment dealers, transportation companies and small manufacturers and others who sell their goods and services to farmers.
The farm bill must still be considered by the Senate, which has not yet finished drafting its farm bill. "We'll be watching Senate action very closely," Melancon said. He noted that Congressional leaders plan final action on the farm bill by the end of September, when the current Farm Act expires.
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This week's special issue of Eurosurveillance highlights various aspects and challenges related to the prevention of influenza by vaccination. Influenza is among the infectious diseases with the highest incidence and associated serious morbidity and mortality that can be prevented by vaccination. In the article of the Vaccine European New Integrated Collaboration Effort (VENICE), investigators report details of vaccine coverage among different segments of the target population in the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA) Member States. Among elderly persons, only the Netherlands succeeded in reaching vaccine uptake levels above 75%, the 2010 target of the World Health Organization (WHO); twelve countries reported 50% to 75% coverage, nine countries were even below the 2006 target of 50% and seven countries could not report any data. Importantly, vaccine uptake among clinical risk groups and health care workers was even lower. In a detailed report from France, F. Rance et al. reported that only 17% of asthmatic children were vaccinated against influenza. Furthermore, on behalf of the European Vaccine Manufacturers, M. Rodriquez de Azero et al. showed that the vaccine doses per capita only marginally increased from 17% to 20% in the years 2003 to 2006. So how can we be more successful in the prevention of influenza?
In the United States (US), it has been estimated that on average 51,000 persons die from influenza during epidemics each year [1]. Based mostly on figures from the US, most of the influenza burden is among persons with risk-elevating medical conditions such as chronic respiratory, cardio- or cerebrovascular or renal disease, diabetes and immunodeficiency, and among infants, older adults and residents of long-term health care settings [2]. Similar epidemiological studies in Europe could be of use to convince local politicians about the need to reduce the burden among these vulnerable groups. The Health Council of the Netherlands, for example, decided to lower the age threshold for vaccination from 65 to 60 years in 2007 based on the large excess in the number of primary care visits, hospitalisations and mortality among the healthy aged 60 to 64 years during epidemics [3]. Indeed, the lack of data on influenza burden at the more severe end of the clinical spectrum in many European countries probably contributes to the large variations in vaccine uptake reported to the VENICE investigators.
The success of vaccination is largely determined by its impact on disease burden in the target group when applied in practice. Recently, the effects of influenza vaccination on the incidence of pneumonia and mortality from all causes among the elderly have been debated. In the US, the influenza-associated mortality among elderly persons has not declined over the last decades despite increase in vaccine uptake, whereas in the Netherlands a clear reduction in mortality seems to have taken place after the national influenza vaccination campaign [4,5]. These contrasting findings have led to much discussion mainly about the potential for confounding in non-randomised observational studies, which may have had an impact on the validity of reported effect estimates so far. An important feature of randomisation is that it removes all kinds of biases; hence randomised controlled trials (RCTs) are considered the paradigm to study vaccine effects. Many RCTs have been conducted among healthy adults showing that vaccination prevented a considerable part of proven influenza infections [6]. Also, a landmark trial among elderly persons demonstrated a 50% reduction in influenza illness [7]. However, such trials with death as an outcome are unlikely to be carried out in Europe. Influenza vaccines are currently recommended for a wide variety of patients, and serious outcomes such as deaths due to infection are infrequent. Thus the design of an RCT would require very large representative study samples. Also the vaccines can only be effective when patients are actually exposed to the virus and the vaccine matches circulating strains neither of which can be predicted. Finally, placebo-controlled influenza vaccine trials in the elderly and most high-risk groups are usually considered unethical in Europe, since as the VENICE survey found vaccinating these persons is recommended in immunisation guidelines in most countries. Non-randomised case-control or cohort vaccine effectiveness studies are feasible alternatives to RCTs. They have the advantages of applicability in different patient populations, timeliness, reduction of costs, and increased feasibility. However, in observational studies the selection of patients for vaccination is influenced by their risk profile, which may lead to 'confounding by indication'. Typically, the vaccinated group comprises patients with more severe disease or higher risk than the unvaccinated group. Crude, uncontrolled, estimates of the association between vaccination and outcome in such studies, therefore, lead to an underestimation of vaccine effectiveness. Conversely, if refusal of vaccination is typically associated with low functional health status, the unvaccinated group may comprise persons with a worse prognosis than the control group. This so-called 'healthy user bias' will lead to an overestimation of the true vaccine effectiveness. Both types of biases can be present in influenza vaccine studies and it is therefore a challenge to the investigator to prevent and adjust for the confounding in the design of data collection and analysis, and, if possible, to quantify its potential magnitude [8-10]. The report by M. Valenciano et al. provides the reader with a very complete overview of the observational studies that were conducted in the EU Member States and the potential for confounding bias. The authors suggested that in designing studies aimed at measuring accurately and in a timely manner the vaccine effectiveness in Member States, based on an extensive literature review and expert meetings, case-control and cohort studies should be set up, and in the case-control study the main outcome should be laboratory-confirmed influenza. In the same paper much attention has been given to measure as many potential confounding factors as possible. To quantify potential unmeasured bias it was suggested to also conduct cohort studies during pre- and post-influenza seasons. However, pre-influenza seasons are invalid reference seasons because influenza can still be present. Also, terminal patients may be included in cohorts evaluating the pre-influenza season, which can also induce selection bias such that vaccine effects are overestimated, because these patients may refrain from vaccination. These limitations notwithstanding and although more methods are available to quantify the potential impact of unmeasured confounding, the proposed studies are essential attempts to maintain confidence in the benefit of the vaccine programme.
Furthermore, country-specific data on influenza burden and European estimates of the effectiveness of vaccination are needed to estimate the cost-effectiveness of the vaccination programmes. Based on data from the Dutch PRISMA nested case-control study [11] and the abovementioned excess study [3], it was estimated that the vaccination programme in the Netherlands certainly resulted in saving money and concluded that it was cost-effective to vaccinate all adults aged between 60 and 64 years [12]. Consequently, the Dutch ministry of health decided to extend the vaccination programme to the lower age limit of 60 years. However, since the use of resources is different from country to country, such analysis should be initiated in each country or undertaken at an EU level to support the actual implementation of the vaccination programme.
Alarming reports of sudden cardiac failure after influenza vaccination in Israel [13] and the Netherlands [14] during the 2007 influenza season had a negative impact on vaccine acceptance, even though national surveillance data indicated that these few fatal cases could be explained by chance alone and no causative relationship was found. Undoubtedly, more potent adjuvanted vaccines will replace current conventional vaccines in the next few years and many countries are currently considering stockpiling (pre)pandemic vaccines for use on a large scale in a pandemic. For these reasons, a carefully developed risk management plan is necessary to be able to prevent potential harm during mass vaccination campaigns [15].
Finally, it needs to be acknowledged that the development of immunisation recommendations even when supported by, preferably local, evidence does not necessarily lead to acceptance of the vaccine by the public. Various factors determine the uptake of vaccination and educational programmes should be based on evidence from surveys that attempt to predict vaccine acceptance according to health behavioural and implementation models [16-19]. National commitment by government and professionals is crucial and this partly explains the successful performance of countries with better vaccination coverage. Such commitment is now needed at an EU level so that all countries can achieve such results. To conclude, collaborative action involving experts from the fields of public health, clinical epidemiology, psychology and health economy is needed to set up a European-wide infrastructure for studies on the epidemiology, (cost-)effectiveness, risk management and acceptance to further improve confidence and coverage in the influenza immunisation programmes. Reports published in this issue of Eurosurveillance provide useful guidance how to proceed.
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Situated near the airport, this hotel is 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from Florida Institute of Technology and 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from Melbourne Square Mall. Andretti Thrill Park is 2.9 mi (4.7 km) away.
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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli are onsite.
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All 238 rooms offer free WiFi, MP3 docks, and TVs with cable channels. Room service, coffee makers, and hair dryers are among the other amenities available to guests.
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place provides an outdoor tennis court, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 20000 square feet (1858 square meters) include a conference center. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and concierge services. A roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and an area shuttle are complimentary for guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour business center
- Outdoor pool
- Spa tub
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Free airport transportation
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 238
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Number of floors - 8
- Gift shops or newsstand
- ATM/banking
- Laundry facilities
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- Elevator/lift
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- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Express check-in
- Computer station
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Luggage storage
- Snack bar/deli
- Free area shuttle
- Meeting rooms 12
- Porter/bellhop
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (feet) - 20000
- Conference center
- Outdoor tennis court
- Conference space size (meters) - 1858
- Year Built 1985
- Shopping on site
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor tennis court
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Free self parking
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- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Premium TV channels
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Television
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- MP3 docking station
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- In-room climate control (heating)
Where to Eat
Rustic - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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THERE was a time when I would have climbed on my soapbox with indignation at the news that Justice Secretary Chris Grayling says that there's nothing wrong with physically disciplining children.
There was a time when my eldest son was not a teenager.
Ahh, those halcyon days when the worst he'd do was have a tantrum. Those days when the naughty step worked.
Not to mention my unique "Go to your room with the egg timer, think about what you've done and come down and apologise once all the sand's run through" tactic.
Why would you hit a child, or "slap" a child, as those who hit like to call it?
Why would you warn a child that you're going to smack them if they do that again?
Why would you administer physical punishment after the event in a premeditated act of sadism?
That is truly sinister, like the cane-wielding headmasters that some of us recall.
I remember my dad hitting me, but it was never with aforethought, just exasperation.
For instance he never hit me when he had to come and pick me up from a police station after I'd been caught shoplifting.
His look of disappointment was withering enough.
But, I remember several times when, as a teenager, I'd answer back in my haughty, disrespectful way and he'd chase me upstairs in anger, occasionally lashing out at my legs as I fled.
Fast-forward to the present day.
It's breakfast time and my 13-year-old is grunting at the table, head in hands, covered by a hoodie, which he'd put on over his uniform.
"Take that hoodie off at the table please."
"Oh God, you're always moaning," he says.
"Please take it off."
"Please stop being the world's worst mum."
"Right, I'll ask you one more time. Please take it off."
"I hate this family. Why do you always have to get your own way?"
"Don't you dare speak to me like that again."
"You need anger management."
"Right, go upstairs."
"No. It's always me isn't it? Why don't you tell HIM off," he points at his younger brother.
"He hasn't done anything."
"Biased, you're so biased." And then he lets out an odd wail, like an injured animal with some kind of hormone problem.
"Right, please go upstairs and think about your apology."
He pushes his toast on the floor. "He can't help it, he can't help it," I say to myself.
I think it was the "You need parenting lessons" comment that sent my blood pressure orbiting, which propelled me upstairs and saw me pounding at his door, before I finally got in and pinned him against the wall – quite a feat as he's taller than me – and yelled "don't you ever disrespect me".
Much shouting ensued, followed by me wondering how it ever got to this. And all before 8am.
It is never right to hit a small child. But my God, it takes a very patient parent indeed not to be riled by a torrid teenager.
Care must outdo cash
IT is truly shameful that in 2013 we can read of a sick pensioner being left to die in her own home after being abandoned for nine days.
Gloria Foster, 81, who had dementia, was discovered by a district nurse dying from neglect because the care agency contracted by Surrey County Council to look after her was closed by immigration officials.
Six people were later arrested amid claims that the agency had employed illegal immigrants.
It is a disturbing sign that on many high streets there are increasing numbers of private agencies offering care at home. The worrying proliferation of these businesses, some not properly regulated, suggests the growing number of older people unable to look after themselves is a money-spinner.
Especially if, as is claimed in this case, cheap foreign workers are employed to enable fatter profits. Older, vulnerable people deserve better than this.
Class bully
AT the beginning of making his almighty U-turn by scrapping EBacc exams, Michael Gove couldn't resist having another go at the current GCSEs by stating that he's inherited "broken exams" from the last Government.
Just shut it Mr Gove – there are thousands of pupils still to take the exams that you call "broken". There are thousands of 13 and 14-year-olds who have chosen their GCSE options in the past couple of weeks – my son being one of them – on the basis of EBacc requirements, only to be told that the exams have now been dumped.
Bully for you that your new, more "rigorous" GCSEs will be ready to take by 2015. What of the students who are taking the current GCSEs? Are they to be forever labelled as being part of the "years of drift" that you talk of?
An apology is in order for the students and the parents you've dumped on, and for the teachers who've had to pick up your whims and run with them only to be told they've wasted their time – all for a pay freeze, a cut to their pensions, performance-linked salaries and a general air of disdain.
Must try harder Mr Gove, because it seems the only person adrift, broken and not fit for purpose... is you.
A really meaty matter
IT seems not a day goes by without revelations that horse meat has been discovered in more and more food.
This week we heard that burgers with 80% horse have been found, and Findus beef lasagne was up to 100% horse meat.
This meat is no more dangerous than cow, lamb, chicken, duck or pig, so why the fuss when very few seem to find it disturbing that 22 million farmed animals are slaughtered every single day in Britain for human consumption?
To me THAT is truly shocking.
Family values
THINGS you should never say about your new family for fear of upsetting your first one: "I feel like I have the same amount of love I used to have, if not more..." says Bruce Willis about his new daughter Mabel.
Which must have been slightly sick-making for his three daughters by his first marriage to Demi Moore.
This week I love...
...Admittedly, not for the first time... Super Frank Lampard for quietly accepting his role as a squad player in the England team, for scoring the winning goal against Brazil on Wednesday and for continuing to put team interests before his own at Chelsea, despite being told he doesn't have a future at the club.
New contract talks are now underway, apparently.
This must mean that Roman Abramovich has finally realised what Blues fans have known all along – that Super Frank is irreplaceable.
Your Shout
Fiona, I really hope the hard-hitting message in the NHS stop smoking television advert gets through to the younger generation.
We sadly lost our son to lung cancer two years ago, aged 34. He smoked and thought it would never happen to him. Nothing will bring our son back, but I just hope the Department of Health will start getting the message through to the younger generation, that you don't have to be old to get lung cancer.
Linda Cowley, St Brelade, Jersey
FP: I'm very sorry to hear about your loss, Linda. Your message is a tragic, but very powerful one.
FIONA, I would like to congratulate you on your column and say how much I look forward to my Saturday Mirror. I am one of many people who suffers from the effects of the artificial sweetener aspartame. It gives me headaches and aching wrists.
Jacqueline, Tenby, Dyfed
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text: State board works to clarify school calendar policy By Mackenzie Mays December 11, 2013 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- State school board members unanimously approved a policy Wednesday they say is intended to give districts more freedom when designing a school calendar, but they said they're worried there are still misconceptions among educators and parents about the bill's requirements.More than 180 comments were made in a month when the board put the proposal up for public comment in October -- "virtually all of which disagreed with some aspect of the policy," according to an executive summary of the new bill.The new version of Policy 3234 allows local school boards more flexibility to decide when students should attend school based on the district's individual needs, but it also holds them more accountable to provide at least 180 days of instruction and requires approval from the Department of Education.County school boards are now required to hold at least two public hearings before voting on a school calendar, and must develop countywide policies that ensure all time lost due to late arrivals, early dismissals and inclement weather is recovered.The revised state policy -- a result of Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's education reform bill -- also requires most faculty senates to meet during non-instructional days in order to prevent schools from canceling class for professional development.None of the more than 180 comments inspired any change to the policy before it was approved at the board's monthly meeting on Wednesday. Still, that's because the majority of those comments were misconceptions about the policy's intent, state Superintendent of Schools Jim Phares said."The general opposition was just from a lack of understanding," Phares said. "They believe that you're requiring them to go to year-round school, and that's not the case. They think it means the loss of professional development, summer breaks, extracurricular opportunities. There's nothing in the language that eliminates the loss of this stuff."While the policy allows local districts to choose when their students will attend school, it recommends the use of a "flexible calendar," suggesting that county boards may want to "seriously consider" adopting a school schedule that could reduce summer learning loss. The policy suggests a year-round balanced calendar or a trimester configuration as possible options.But convincing principals, teachers and families the state is not mandating year-round school has been difficult."The balanced calendar is a big issue for people out in the public and we're hearing more buzz than we are comments. Lots of buzz," said state school board member Bill White. "...They think they're losing flexibility when in fact they're gaining flexibility. We have to somehow destroy some of these myths so that people understand we're giving them more autonomy."Assistant Superintendent Joe Panetta said the new state policy does not enforce any major new school calendar requirements for local school boards than had been done in the past, but it simply requires them to have official policies that reiterate guidelines that have always surrounded the 180-day minimum."Guidance documents," which include copies of the statutes and sample calendars, will be distributed to all county school boards to assist them in preparing for the upcoming year and "clarifies in more detail what the requirements of the policy are and emphasizes the fact that these are just options all local boards may consider," Panetta said.The deadline for submitting school calendars to the state Department of Education for the 2014-2015 year is May 1. All calendars will be reviewed within two weeks after they're received. Approval notices will be provided as soon as possible after their review so that school districts will be able to notify their staffs and parents, who could then plan accordingly.The members of the state Board of Education are: White, Gayle Manchin, Mike Green, Bob Dunlevy, Wade Linger, Lloyd Jackson, Tom Campbell and Tina Combs. Reach Mackenzie Mays at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-4814. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 New leaders begin to emerge for Marshall football 2 Derek Redd: Marshall thinks outside the cable box for broadcasts 3 Philanthropist Betty Schoenbaum of Shoney's fortune turns 100 4 DHHR report: No neglect, criminal charges in death of ResCare client 5 Deer in 8 WV counties found dead from EHD Dunbar Fire responds to a house fire along Woodrum Lane Previous Story Conservation easement protects Randolph County 'land bridge' Next Story


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Imagine a long, lashing guitar solo, one juiced by anger and frustration and dead-end desperation, one that makes you want to rocket out of your seat — or at least pull off a few sweet air moves. Now imagine that complex solo ripped, simultaneously, by three iconic ax-men picking face to face to face: Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, U2's the Edge and the White Stripes' Jack White. That's the swaggering idea behind It Might Get Loud, a revealing and unfailingly cool music doc directed by Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth), who blends his lust for electric guitars and narrative trickery to rousing effect.
On Jan. 23, 2008, the British Page, the Irish Edge and the American White met for the first time, a casual "summit" filmed on a spare soundstage. They brought some stories, some records (vinyl, natch) and some weapons of choice. Guggenheim uses that as a launching point to tell their individual backgrounds — or how each went from Lost Boy to legend. (Well, two are legends, but I dig White a lot, too.)
The players have vastly different backgrounds and philosophies, which lends historical texture — and makes it crowd-pleasing for music fans both casual and geeked-out. White, born in hardscrabble Detroit and hungry for inspiration, wants his guitar to sound broken and bluesy. "Technology is a big destroyer of emotion and truth," he says, eventually finding a crackly Son House record and never looking back.
The Edge, however, is a slave to modern gadgetry, perhaps because the reality of his war-torn nation call for anthemic surreality. Thus, he wants his guitar to sound like anything but. At its stripped core, the riff for Where the Streets Have No Name is "like a waltz beat," he reveals, before we hear a live version dizzied by pedals and plugs.
And as for Page, who started as a skilled session player begrudgingly recording Muzak (and Goldfinger!), his guitar is nothing less than the hammer of the gods — or maybe a trowel to rebuild music's boundaries. In the movie's giddiest moment, Page tears off the riff of Whole Lotta Love, and instead of joining in, the Edge and White just sit there, paralyzed with goofy grins.
Guggenheim follows each man back to his roots (schools, rehearsal spots, music shops; "20 minutes in this store defined the sound of the band," the Edge says of one Dublin haunt). With panache, the director also introduces each glistening guitar — Page's Strat, White's Kay, the Edge's Explorer — as talismanic keys to artistic and personal freedom.
The archival footage is fantastic, and there's plenty of smart reporting (the double-neck guitar was born of necessity — a.k.a. Stairway to Heaven.) But an assumed final jam session between the three never really explodes; instead, the movie ends with a totally average cover of the Band's The Weight. And although the men enjoy each other's company, they're ultimately better players than talkers. Oh well, it's still pretty fun. And long before the credits, you'll be dying to pick up a guitar — or at least a vinyl copy of Led Zeppelin II.
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U.K. Stocks Decline for Third Day on U.S. Fiscal Concerns
U.K. stocks fell for a third day, extending the FTSE 100 (UKX) Index's biggest weekly drop since September, as concern about the impending U.S. fiscal cliff weighed on investor sentiment.
Rentokil Initial Plc (RTO) declined 1.2 percent after saying "challenging conditions" limited revenue growth in the third quarter. Tullett Prebon Plc sank the most in more than two years after the inter-dealer broker said sales declined amid subdued trading. International Consolidated Airlines Group climbed 1.6 percent after announcing job cuts at its Spanish unit.
The FTSE 100 slipped 6.37 points, or 0.1 percent, to 5,769.68 at the close in London. The benchmark gauge has retreated 1.7 percent this week, the biggest decline since Sept. 28. The broader FTSE All-Share Index lost 0.2 today, while Ireland's ISEQ Index rose 0.1 percent.
"The post-election setback in global equity markets has caused consternation for investors," Ian Williams, a strategist at Peel Hunt LLP in London, wrote in a note to clients today. "The removal of one area of uncertainty was supposed to refuel risk appetite. Why the opposite reaction of the past two sessions? Concerns about the U.S. fiscal cliff provide one obvious explanation."
Equities have slumped around the world this week as investors' focus turned to the impending U.S. budget debate after President Barack Obama's re-election on Nov. 6. Obama's victory and a split Congress raised concern lawmakers will be unable to compromise and avoid $607 billion of automatic spending cuts and tax increases at the beginning of next year.
Recession Possibility
The Congressional Budget Office yesterday reaffirmed its previous projection that allowing the budget measures to take effect would lead to a U.S. recession in the first half of 2013. Fitch Ratings Managing Director Ed Parker also said in an interview yesterday that the world's largest economy will tip back into contraction should policy makers fail to reach a deal.
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 has still climbed 3.5 percent in 2012 and 9.7 percent from this year's low on June 1 as central banks around the world stepped up stimulus measures to drive economic growth. U.S. data today showed confidence among U.S. consumers rose more than forecast this month.
Rentokil paced declining shares, falling 1.2 percent to 87 pence, after the world's largest pest-control company said "challenging conditions" across Europe and the U.K. held back revenue growth in the third quarter.
City Link
The company also said its City Link business will report a fourth-quarter loss of 25 million pounds ($39.9 million), wider than an earlier forecast of 20 million pounds.
Tullett Prebon (TLPR) plunged 8.4 percent to 240 pence, the biggest drop since May 2010, after the broker reported a 12 percent decline in four-month revenue to 276 million pounds.
ICAP Plc (IAP), the world's largest broker of transactions between banks, lost 1.2 percent to 311.4 pence.
Talvivaara Mining Co. plummeted 15 percent to 103.5 pence, the lowest in almost four years, as the army was called in to help plug a leak of uranium that has collected in the Finnish nickel producer's waste pond.
IAG gained 1.6 percent to 170.6 pence after the parent of British Airways said it will eliminate 4,500 jobs at Iberia and cut 25 aircraft from the Spanish unit's fleet to reduce capacity by 15 percent in 2013.
The company said there will also be "permanent salary adjustments" as it seeks a turnaround in profitability of at least 600 million euros ($766 million) from this year's level.
Admiral Group
Admiral Group Plc (ADM) added 3.4 percent to 1,054 pence after Bank of America Corp. raised its recommendation for the car insurer to buy from underperform, saying it now views the company as an income stock. Admiral has the highest 2013 estimated dividend yield within the industry at 9.1 percent, according to a report sent to clients today.
Croda International Plc (CRDA) increased 2.8 percent to 2,271 pence after Barclays Plc upgraded the world's second-largest maker of cosmetic ingredients to equal weight from underweight, meaning investors' holdings should match the level represented in benchmark indexes.
Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc (RR/) climbed 1.9 percent to 877 pence after the second-biggest maker of commercial aircraft engines confirmed its full-year guidance and said it expects "good growth in underlying revenue and underlying profit."
The company also named Alain Michaelis to replace retiring Chief Operating Officer Mike Terrett. Michaelis also runs the company's gas turbine supply chain operation.
The volume of shares changing hands in FTSE 100 companies today was 8.6 percent lower than the 30-day average, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
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By DOTUN IBIWOYE & SEKINAT ONAKOYA
LAGOS—Former Minister of Finance, Chief Olu Falae, has faulted Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Governor Malam Lamido Sanusi, over islamic banking, arguing that he (Sanusi) was too emotional about the issue which is unexpected of a public officer of his status.
Falae also stressed that he would have suspended or fired Sanusi if he were the finance minister.
He said this at the public discourse, yesterday, on islamic banking organised by The Muslim Congress and Centre for Righteous Living, with the theme: "Inter-Religious Dialogue on Islamic Banking" in Lagos.
Falae said the CBN governor was making islamic banking look as if it was going to serve specific purpose and that as a public officer, that office did not allow him to be making political statements that looked like a campaign for islamic banking.
He said: "I do not have issues with islamic banking and its establishment in Nigeria, but I'm really concerned about some of its operation and the Governor of CBN, Mallam Lamido. When a public officer is making such political statements on islamic banking which has severral emotional attachments, it is wrong.
"If I was the finance minister, or during my era as minister of finance, I would have suspended Sanusi for making such political statement which gives a lot of affection to islamic banking, which is not expected of a public officer. I don't know what the minister of finance is doing, for him to allow the CBN governor to go on such campaign."
He added: "If the governor forgot himself that he is governor of CBN, he should be notified. When I was minister of finance, I ordered such political statements which has adverse effects to stop. If I was the minister, I would have called him to order."
The former Secretary to the Federal Government said the name should have been called non-interest bank and not islamic bank because a secular country as Nigeria might misinterpret the bank with one having links to a particular religion.
He said: "After the islamic bank collapses is CBN going to use tax-payers money, which comprises Muslims and Christians, to revive that bank? These are issues that needs to be addressed in the operations of the bank and statements of Sanusi."


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|YDS: 5.10c French: 6b Ewbanks: 20 UIAA: VII ZA: 20 British: E2 5b [details]
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By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Apr 15, 2003
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
This route is reall nice and a great intro to the complex and small moves required for 5.10-5.11 at J-tree. The moves are not terribly difficult once figured out, but require some thought and faith in small holds.
The move required to attain the position from which to clip the first bolt are difficult, although the crux is just above the clip. This is a potential ankle-twister.
By RTM
Apr 16, 2003
Not to mention a little faith in that rusty little bolt!
or has it been replaced?
By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Apr 16, 2003
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|I do not recall considering the bolt to be poor, nor do I recall seeing it and thinking "nice new bolt." All I can conclude from this is that it was unremarkable. If it was an odl 1/4" spinner, it must have been replaced.
By C Miller
From: CA
Apr 16, 2003
|The bolt has been replaced with a 3/8"
By David Evans
May 15, 2003
|I placed that 1/4" bolt while leading the FA from the one foot stance. It was a somewhat strenuous drill. I did have a decent spot though!
By Murf
Oct 6, 2003
|Reled this the other day. To paraphrase a great movie, "Dave, you are so money". Drilling from stances that many people hate to clip from is true JT hard man style.
By Steven Powers
Oct 6, 2003
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|another "one move wonder" climb after the bolt the climbing eases after the moe by the bolt, with a good spotter this route should not be dangerous at all once the bolt is cliped your in there, just hang one move then its 5.8 jugs and jams the rest of the way. good route.
By Locker
From: Yucca Valley, CA
Jul 2, 2005
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|As Steve-o wrote, the moves are right off the ground and once you reach the single bolt it eases up considerably. But those few move to that bolt are alot of fun and though it eases up above it, it is still a fun and worthy climb.
By Nelson Day
From: Joshua Tree, CA
Nov 14, 2011
rating: 5.10b/c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b PG13
I really enjoyed the moves on this climb. The first bolt is solid pro, but since it is up almost 15' I decided to top rope the climb instead of an onsight attempt at the grade. 15' of balancy .10c moves with no pro didn't seem like a lot of "fun" to me. However, I would say the grade is about right, and compares well with Big Bear and other climbs in the High Desert at the same grade. Maybe even a little soft compared with other J-Tree areas... I just say this to not let the grade scare you off! Great climb!
Amazing job with the drilling on the FA! I understand why the bolt is up that high - the stances below the bolt would have been nearly impossible to drill from.
By Colonel Mustard
From: Sacramento, CA
Jan 5, 2012
|I'd characterize this climb as .10a to the first bolt with the .10c crux right after the bolt. This is an exciting lead for sure!
By Brian Chastain
Mar 12, 2012
|That bolt is 1/4". It has a newer style/thick hanger, but the bolt is not a stud style nor is it 3/8". Was on it yesterday.
By Brandt Allen
From: Joshua Tree, Cal
Mar 12, 2012
|Chris (C Miller) is right, the original 1/4" bolt was replaced some time back with a 3/8" rawl 5-piece and metolius hanger.


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A dust storm shut Baghdad airport on Tuesday, an Iraqi Airways official said, a day ahead of key talks between world powers and Iran on the Islamic republic's controversial nuclear programme.
"There are no take-offs or landings ... because of bad weather," the official told AFP on condition of anonymity.
The closure began at about 8.00am (05.00 GMT), the official said, adding that four departing flights had been delayed so far.
It was unclear when the airport would reopen, or if attendance of the nuclear talks would be impacted by the closure. Iran's chief negotiator Saeed Jalili arrived in Baghdad on Monday.
The talks, set for Wednesday, are to be held between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council - Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States plus Germany. The first round of talks was held in mid-April in Istanbul.
Iran says its nuclear programme, which has expanded in recent years, is for peaceful purposes, to generate electricity and provide medical isotopes, but many in the international community suspect the programme to be a front for a covert nuclear weapons drive.
The Baghdad talks are the latest example of Iraq pushing to host a variety of events to present itself to the world as a relatively stable country that is no longer rife with violence. - AFP


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COMMERCE Dorothy M. Harbour Irvin, 83, of Tyler, formerly of Commerce, died June 23, 2006, in Tyler. Funeral services are at 11 a.m. today at Jones-Walker & Son Funeral Home chapel with family members officiating. Burial follows at Rosemound Cemetery. Born April 1, 1923, in Cumby, she was the daughter of Bryan Cyrus McCauley and Essie Younts. She was a retired school teacher, a member of the Red Hatters Club, a proud member of the Training School, class of 1940, Classroom Teachers Association and The Retired Teachers (state and local). She was a former member of Ridgecrest Baptist Church. Survivors are two children, W.H. Scooter Harbour Jr. and wife Judy of Tyler and Cathy Mounce and husband Butch of Gainesville; grandchildren Bryan Scott Harbour and wife Jennifer of Tyler and Keegan Mounce of Houston; four great-grandchildren; and her beloved dachshund, Penny.
She was preceded in death by husbands W.H. Harbour and Ardell Irvin. Her parents and a granddaughter, Kristi Harbour, also preceded her in death. Pallbearers are Steve Harbour, Larry Harliss, Jim Hardy, Doug Hardy, Jerry Richardson, Scott Harbour, Butch Mounce and Scooter Harbour.


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Twilight Fan Completely Loses It Over Kristen Stewart Cheating Scandal (Video)
Sometimes it's hard when our favorite celebrity couples seem headed for break ups. No, we don't know these people personally, but you know, we get a little invested in their relationships, wanting them to work out and whatnot. I'll be honest and say I'm still not over the Brad Pitt/ Jennifer Aniston split. I'm waiting for the day he turns to Angelina and is like "Wow, you're no Jen." But you know what I'm not going to do? Make a video crying about it and post it on the internet, like this Twilight fan who is insanely distraught (seriously, like legitimately insane) over Kristen Stewart's alleged cheating on Robert Pattinson.


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Man Who Fathered 30 Kids Asks The Court For A Break In Child Support [VIDEO]
A Tennessee Man who has fathered 30 KIDS is asking a judge for a break in his child support payments. Yes, Desmond Hatchett, 33, of Knoxville has children with 11 different women, says WREG-TV. Hatchett, who makes minimum wage, already has half of his check taken from him by the state to help with his required child support payments. The sum amount taken out of his check is divided amongst the 11 "baby mamas" and some are only receiving up to $1.49 per month!!!!!!
The Tennessee man says that he had four kids in the same year. Twice. Back when he ONLY had 21 kids, Hatchett was before the court for not paying his child support payments then in 2009. Oh, at that time this "Super Dad" promised the court that he would not have any more children. I guess plans changed.
Let us know below in the comment section what you think of this guy's situation. He obviously can't support all these kids and their moms, so what should he do? What is the answer here?


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SunCal Cos. submitted plans to the city Tuesday to eventually build nearly 3,500 homes, shops and office buildings on the site of the contaminated Whittaker-Bermite site in the center of the city.
Local agencies have been working to clean up the site contaminated with perchlorate, a by-product of rocket fuel that serves as evidence of the site's history as a munitions plant for several decades.
Groundwater cleanup on the site is expected to take about 20 years, said City Planning Manager Lisa Webber. Soil cleanup is also currently underway, but Webber said it is unknown how long that remediation will take.
She said this will be determined through a remediation action plan, which will be developed in conjunction with Midtown's environmental review process.
"Overall, the city is encouraged that the process is moving forward and there will be a productive re-use (on that site)," she said.
Webber said the company is planning community outreach efforts and the city expects the project will be modified following community input.
SunCal expects to come before the city in public hearings in mid 2009 and begin construction in 2011. The first homes could be for sale by
"By moving forward with the planning process, we are able to take a very important step in making the Midtown project a reality," SunCal spokesman Ray Pearl said in a statement. "We look forward to continuing to work with Santa Clarita residents, city staff, planning commissioners and City Council members to create an environment that will benefit the region and the people that live and work here."
The property stretches along Soledad Canyon Road in Saugus and is bordered by Golden Valley Road in Canyon Country.
Plans call for a mix of single family homes and town homes, a commercial center, 40 acres of parkland and more than 400 acres of open space.
Development of the site would likely also include completion of several city artery roads.
This is not the first attempt to develop the property, the last large swath of undeveloped property in Santa Clarita.
In the 1980s, the previous land owner, Whittaker-Bermite, filed cleanup plans and in 1992, officials from the Department of Toxic Substances Control determined the company had omitted information from its reports.
Around 1989, plans were made for the area to be developed into a 2,911-unit residential community to be called Porta Bella. Whittaker sold the Saugus property in 1999.
The owner of the land, Remediation Financial Inc., filed for bankruptcy in July 2004, at which point cleanup responsibilities reverted to the previous owner, Whittaker.
SunCal, which is also planning the NorthLake development in Castaic, purchased the Whittaker-Bermite site for $63.8 million in 2006. The company purchased the property along with Cherokee Investment Partners, which specializes in cleaning up contaminated sites for resale.


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Mayor Eric Garcetti said Monday he would like Michael Shull to stay on as permanent general manager of the Recreation and Parks Department.
Shull, who joined the department in 2005 as assistant general manager of the Advance Planning Section, took over as interim general manager in December when Jon Kirk Mukri was named temporary head of the city's Department of Transportation.
"Michael Shull has deep experience in not just operating our parks and recreation centers but also in reimagining them for the future," Garcetti said Monday.
The nomination is subject to City Council approval.
Shull graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering before being hired in the city's Bureau of Engineering in 1990.
Mukri will be named to a senior position at the Port of Los Angeles, the mayor said. Mukri previously served as head of the General Services Department after a career in the U.S. Navy, where he was a logistics officer.


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The Lady Bulldogs traveled across the river on Wednesday night to play Bryan College. TWC came away with a 59-52 win over the Lady Lions.
Bryan started out strong offensively while Wesleyan struggled to make shots, but solid offensive rebounding allowed the Lady Bulldogs to stay even. Early three-point shots by Alli Moreland, Cody Houck and Shira Buley also helped as Buley's trey cut Bryan's lead to one point at 16-15 with 8:20 left in the half. Armeka Booker then scored twice and Sarah McKinnon once before another trey by Buley tied the game at 24 with 2:06 left in the half. Bryan hit a late shot to take a 26-24 lead into the half.
The Lady Lions forged a 35-31 lead after about seven minutes into the second half before TWC went on a 15-2 run to take a 45-37 lead with 5:50 to play. Booker started off the run with a three-point play and she followed that up with a pair of buckets. The rest of the scoring came with a three-point shot by Courtney Gobble, two free throws by Kelsey Young and a bucket by Moreland. TWC never trailed after that. Houck and Gobble were instrumental down the stretch as the Lady Bulldogs held on for the seven-point victory.
Booker led TWC with 14 points and 11 rebounds, including six offensive rebounds. Buley finished with 13 points and Houck had 11.
The Lady Bulldogs will host Virginia Intermont on Saturday at 2:00 pm. You can watch live on http://client.stretchinternet.com/client/twc.portal or listen live on WLAR 101.7 if you can't make it.