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Oh, weve missed you, lover. Our days and nights havent been the same since you left us, and the heavy rainfalls are nothing without the impending doom you add to the mix. Every time we catch a glimpse of an azure tarp flapping in the wind or overhear a generator sputtering in someones yard, our minds flood with flashbacks of our nights of passion. Andrew (swoon), Charley (gasp), Wilma (ahhh), and others did things to us we had never experienced. They got us wet, gave it to us rough, and ultimately tore us a new one. And since today is the beginning of hurricane season, we say show us what you got. Well be at the Storm Prep Expo 2008 getting ready for you.
Experts are telling us this year will be a doozy for sure, so dozens of local, state, and federal agencies will be at the Miami Beach Convention Center (1901 Convention Center Dr., Miami Beach) to help residents get prepared. From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., hurricane supplies will be for sale and up for grabs in raffles, but admission is free.
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Summer solstice is approaching, ladies! Is your beauty arsenal properly stocked for some of the hottest trends in makeup and hair? Check out my top five spring/summer beauty trends to make sure you're ready.
1. Full on Brights. If you love color (and you should because color looks soooo great on all shades of brown skin), then I bet you'll love this trend. Instead of playing it on the safer side with just one vivid hue, say on the eyes, kick it up by pairing a contrasting bright on the lips, too.
Having trouble coming up with the perfect combo? Check out our post on combining colors.
2. Bronzer on Brown Skin. Yes, we're already brown but bronzer adds beautiful warmth and depth to the skin. Ever apply your foundation and felt your face looked "flat"? Jazz up that baby with some bronzer around the temples, on the hollows of the cheeks, and on the jaw line. You can even use it to contour. And if you really want to knock 'em dead, apply your bronzer on the cheeks and then a bright coral or pink blush and POW! Cheekbones for D-A-Y-S.
Tip: Covergirl Queen Collection has three beautiful bronzers that really stand out on all shades of brown.
3. Coral Cheeks. Summer is a time where we want to wear as little makeup as possible, but blush is a must. A bright coral blush will give the skin a gorgeous glow and when applied correctly with a contour, can also slim the face.
Summer blush tip: apply a creme blush under your powder blush in similar shades to get the color to pop and last longer under the sun's rays.
4. No-fuss Hair. Whether you're natural, relaxed, or wearing a weave nixing all the heavy-duty styling will give you a carefree "I naturally look this good" look. If you have curly/kinky hair play with your texture with wash n' gos or twist outs. If you're relaxed lay off the flat irons; wrapping your hair at night and combing through in the morning can get you a similar effect. All hairstyles should play with cute hair accessories and hats.
5. Bright Lips. Actually, when are these ever not "in"? The color to try this summer though are shades of coral and orange. For tips check out Orange is the New Red and Coral Lipstick.
What beauty trends are you trying this summer?

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I really don't see much talk on here about the TRP, so I thought I'd put up some pics of my newly acquired TRP. This is an excellent shooting gun and it feels great in hand. The front strap is aggressive, but it works out great for me.
Is that the fbi spec trp? If so....great purchase. Years of fun ahead of you.
Good for you, can't say that I've heard too much about them either. I handled a stainless steel TRP about a year ago and with my callused hands it felt good to hold onto. The TRP is at the top of my wish list.
A guy at my range in pa has a fbi spec trp man it felt good. Maybe better then my scorpion
Anyone really know ?
I read on another site the pro comes directly from SA custom shop. The frames are supposedly different it sounds like all the pro's may have a light rail. I could be wrong on that. The TRP is a semi production pistol. It doesnt get as much custom attention as the pro. It is made to reassemble the pro without all the custom work. I At least that what I read. I have a TRP it's about a month old. I do know all parts have matching numbers. Due to work I've only been able to get a couple hundred rounds through it. Hopefully i will be able to give a range report with a few more rounds down range.
My stepson has the stainless model and it shoots like a dream. The only problem that I have with it is the front strap is too aggressive for my tastes. Other than that it is a wonderful gun.
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I've had a TRP (no rail) for 2 1/2 years now, it is a fantastic piece of equipment. Don't shoot it too often, maybe 500 rounds through it, but have ZERO malfunctions. It's the closest thing you can buy to the FBI version and is carried by many police. It's the only full size 1911 I own, so I cannot do an honest comparison with my other 1911's. I have a Kimber Pro 4" barrel and a low cost Rock Island Officer 3.5" barrel. Maybe I am just lucky, but I haven't had any troubles with my Kimber at all (many seem to) and for as low cost as it was, the only issue the Rock has had, was with the slide locking open after the last round. Since I cleaned it last, it has not had that problem again. My experience with 1911's or 1911 style handguns; they are extremely reliable. The TRP is a very tight gun, for a big 1911, it feels like part of your body. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a very nicely built 1911 that rivals some custom built guns for less money.
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Bonita vs. South Hills
Kickoff: Covina District Field, 7 p.m.
Records: Bonita 1-0; South Hills 1-0
Matchup: These two teams will be league mates next season when the Palomares League is formed. For now, the game is simply a battle of teams with very high expectations after solid openers. South Hills' offense has gone from predictable last season to diversified this season. Bonita will counter with arguably the best back the Huskies will face this season in Jake Payton. It all adds up to points aplenty.
Glendora at Claremont
Kickoff: Claremont, 7 p.m.
Records: Glendora 0-0; Claremont 0-0
Matchup: Another battle of two future Palomares League foes. Both teams sat idle in Week 0, so some rustiness is expected. Tonight should mark the debut of ballyhooed Glendora sophomore QB Matt Fink. Claremont is chalk full of veteran performers. Flip a coin for a prediction then watch as anything can happen after kickoff.
San Dimas at Los Altos
Kickoff: Los Altos HS, 7 p.m.
Records: San Dimas 0-1; Los Altos 1-0
Matchup: The Conquerors got a workmanlike win over Arroyo last week which should look better as the season grows longer. San Dimas has had extra time to get over the sting of its thumping vs. Bonita. The Saints figure to be much improved, but Los Altos has the size to not be pushed around. Not quite a must-win for San Dimas, but it's close.
Sierra Vista at Baldwin Park
Kickoff: Baldwin Park HS, 7 p.m.
Records: Sierra Vista 0-0; Baldwin Park 1-0
Matchup: Get there early. This matchup of city rivals always produces a big crowd and should produce a good game. The Braves have the benefit of a game under their belt and it was some nice work beating up on El Monte. Sierra Vista got to do some scouting and should have an okay idea of how to stop Baldwin Park QB Michael Moran.
Chino Hills at Bishop Amat
Kickoff: Bishop Amat HS, 7 p.m.
Records: Chino Hills 1-0; Bishop Amat 1-0
Matchup: New Huskies head coach Matt Bechtel is supposed to be an offensive wizard, so he must have liked seeing those Amat defensive breakdowns early vs. Santa Margarita. But Amat rarely makes the same mistake twice, which is bad news for Bechtel's boys as they will need a few big plays to stay in contact.
Roosevelt vs. Charter Oak
Kickoff: Charter Oak HS, 7 p.m.
Records: Roosevelt 1-0; Charter Oak 0-0
Matchup: Chargers coach Lou Farrar has been savvy in wooing unsuspecting mid-level Inland Empire teams into early season games only to ice them upon arrival. Will the trick work again? Probably not. Roosevelt looks like the real deal after being 3-7 last year. CO, meanwhile, has many new faces in key places. If the Chargers survive, it will be narrowly.
Damien vs. Orange Lutheran
Kickoff: Orange Coast College, 7 p.m.
Records: Damien 0-0; Orange Lutheran 1-0
Matchup: Last year, Damien entered this matchup believing it could win, or hang around, only to be methodically run over by the Lancers' option attack. Now, new Spartans head coach Mark Paredes gets his chance. Orange Lutheran has the edge of having a game under its belt, which is bad news for the Spartans as they makes their debut.
Temple City vs. Arroyo
Kickoff: Arroyo HS, 7 p.m.
Records: Temple City 0-1; Arroyo 0-1
Matchup: Both teams are coming down in class after playing Week 0 games against upper-division foes. Arroyo had much better results, taking Los Altos to the wire. Temple City was a wreck vs. Simi Valley. Things will get easier now that both teams are back in their own element, but that probably means more to Arroyo.
Nogales vs. South El Monte
Kickoff: South El Monte HS, 7 p.m.
Records: Nogales 0-1; South El Monte 0-0
Matchup: Nogales pushed Rowland to the brink last week. Granted, the Raiders lost stud RB Avery Duffus in that game, which helped. Nonetheless, the Nobles have actual game experience while the Eagles don't. That's the good news. The bad news is that Nogales better be diversified or the South El Monte defense could make it a long night.


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The Power of Differing Viewpoints
A while back my local board of education proposed a major, districtwide school construction initiative. The millions of dollars in proposed costs naturally inspired some taxpayer backlash and lots of lobbying for and against. eventually it went to voters in a referendum.
Despite some dissent, voters passed the initiative, and according to a local newspaper report, the board's spokesperson said that anyone who had voted no was either anti-education or uninformed. I was bothered by this narrow and intolerant response. Of course you could vote no and still be pro-education and for children, I thought.
A pro-education voter could have voted either way, because the initiative was a traditional "bond and build" proposal that included a controversial new school site. I don't recall any discussion of more progressive building options, such as "mixedused facilities" designed to serve multiple community organizations. Or what about the comparative economics of the new buildings actually being built and owned by outside firms and then leased back to the municipality, eliminating the need for bond funding?
Was the board member's assertion an expression of elitism, or was there really only one education-friendly building plan to consider? One construction industry executive recently told me that there is virtually no innovation in K12 school construction, and yet it's generally more costly per square foot than other commercial construction. If accurate, does that imply bureaucratic inefficiency, or that K12 just has unique (and more costly) construction needs?
No Room for Debate?
I understand that merely posing such questions may elicit some less than friendly mail.
That's been my experience whenever I've written about K12 reform that promotes real changes in the operational or organizational structure of K12 schooling. Strangely, those who disagree, at least those who contact me, don't seem to want to engage in dialogue or debate, or even justify the status quo. They just write angry, dismissive rants.
For example, while most of the responses I got to my column on Roosevelt vs. Reagan ("Understanding the Times," July 2007) were positive, one person who disagreed wrote, "So education is a commie plot. How the hell did you get to be publisher of DA?" What? I simply highlighted the starkly contrasting philosophies of Roosevelt and Reagan regarding the appropriate role of government as a provider of education and suggested that "compulsory government-run public education" was not the only, or necessarily the best, means to achieve "universal access to education."
Another reader, responding to my "Understanding the Times" column in the August 2007 issue, apparently opposed my suggestion that eliminating the federal Department of Education might be a good first step toward ensuring more local governance and control of education. He called me "gullible" and part of the "right-wing ilk" creating "faith-based facts to fit [my] beliefs."
I wrote to him welcoming his disagreement and inviting him to have a "congenial and constructive dialogue." He declined, saying my "fact dodging, smearing editorials" left "little ground for honest discussion." He never told me what he believed or what his positions were. I could only assume that he's satisfied with the state of K12 education and doesn't want to change anything.
The Spirit of Democracy
USA Today published its first issue 25 years ago to the day I'm writing this. Citing the clashing philosophies of House Speaker Tip O'Neill and President Reagan, it referred to them as "two political leaders using their positions of power to establish national priorities. Th e challenge for USA Today is to provide a daily forum where the free exchange of opinions will contribute to that understanding, where points of view can contest and clash and complement. Our goal: to off er an opinion page where people with diverse points of view can help establish, amid the chaos of personal agendas, a national agenda for America. For those who listen only to what they already believe speak only to themselves."
Our goal at District Administration is no different. We aim to offer a diversity of viewpoints in our opinion columns and on our blog site, The Pulse (www.districtadministration.com/pulse) that, along with your feedback, will inspire continuous-if not radical-improvement in American education. We look forward to hearing from you.
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The lifeblood of the United Methodist is passion rather than organizational neatness, entrepreneurial freedom rather than denominational restraint, and agility rather than staid institutional dependence. But if United Methodists want to change and be the church we say we want to be, what must we risk and how can we challenge current practices?
At the heart of becoming a spiritual movement once again is the requirement that we develop a new understanding of connection as Christians and as United Methodists. We are currently at a time in which United Methodists are reinventing denominational connectionalism. One way of framing the issue is to distinguish between members and disciples, or consumers (those who wait for the institution to care for their needs) and citizens (those who are willing to commit themselves to and be held accountable for the whole of the community).
United Methodism has nurtured generations of leaders and congregations that see themselves as consumers of the resources and attention of the denomination. The impulse toward movement is challenging spiritually purposeful leaders and congregations to risk becoming citizens who fully expect to make a difference in the lives of individuals and also in the world through an encounter with Christ.
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In training workshops and conferences, Rendle has led numerous large and small groups in practical learning that directly impacts participants decisions and practice in their leadership roles. He is the author of six books, a contributor to four books, and the author of numerous articles and monographs. His most recent book is Journey in the Wilderness:New Life for Mainline Churches (Abingdon Press, 2010). Gil is a resident of Pennsylvania where he lives with his wife, Lynne.


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- Easter Revival 2006 at The Diamond. Admission is free. Gates open at 7 p.m. Friday for performances by Jars of Clay, Jadon Lavik and Telecast with a message from Pastor Gary Galbraith. Gates open at 5 p.m. Saturday with performances by Tree 63, Sactus Real, Telecast and Freestyle Motorcross Demo with Ronnie Faist, Brian Deegan and Jeremy Stenberg, followed by a message from Galbraith. Gates open at 6 a.m. Sunday, with worship by Telecast with Gospel Choir and a message from Galbraith. The Diamond is at 500 Diamond Drive. Information, 672-3157.
- The city of Temecula Spring Egg Hunt begins at 10 a.m. for children 1 to 11 years old. There will also be two $25 prize drawings, one for teens and one for adults. There will be egg hunts at the following parks: Ronald Reagan Sports Park, North/South fields, 42569 Margarita Road; Paloma Del Sol, 32099 DePortola Road; Temeku Hills, 31367 La Serena Way; Harveston Community, 28582 Harveston Drive. Individuals with special needs are encouraged to visit Reagan Sports Park. Information, 694-6480 or 694-6410.
- The city of Murrieta presents its annual Spring Eggstravaganza from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Cal Oaks Sports Park, 40600 California Oaks Road. Breakfast with the Bunny will be served from 8:30 to 11 a.m. and activities include a petting zoo, prizes, giant slide and pictures with Bunny. Egg hunt times are 9:30 a.m. (9-10 year olds), 9:45 a.m. (7-8 year olds), 10 a.m. (6 year olds), 10:15 a.m. (5 year olds), 10:30 a.m. (4 year olds) and 10:45 a.m. (3 year olds). There is also an area specifically for children 2 years old and under and physically challenged children. Bring your own basket and no pets will be allowed. Information, 304-7275.
- A children's fair and Easter egg hunt will take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at McVicker Park, 29335 Grand Ave. There will be more than 25 food, crafts and informational booths geared toward elementary school-aged children and their families. Singing, dancing and fitness groups will perform. Egg hunts will begin at 10 a.m. for age groups 3-5 and 6-8 on the lower baseball field. The hunt for ages 1-3 and special needs children will be at 10:30 and 11 a.m., respectively, on the upper ball field. Information, 674-3124, Ext. 265.
- Third annual Bunny Egg Hunt at Welch Park in Wildomar. Hunts are: 9:30-9:45 a.m., ages 3 and younger; 10-10:15 a.m., ages 4-8; 10:30-10:45 a.m., ages 9-11. Children should bring their own basket and be accompanied by an adult. Welch Park is at 21347 Como St. Information, 222-3716.
- Living Hope Christian Ministries will host an Easter Egg Hunt from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be a jumper, music, games, prizes and plenty of eggs. The event will be held on the California Lutheran High School football field, 31970 Central Ave., Wildomar. Information, 678-6251.
- Rancho Community Church is hosting a free children's Easter egg hunt at 9 a.m. at the church, 31300 Rancho Community Way. Church officials have said they hope to provide as many as 20,000 candy-filled eggs for children age 1 through fifth grade. Information, 303-6789.
- The Lake Menifee Women's Club presents its annual Easter Egg Hunt from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at La Paloma Park, 30621 Menifee Road. There will also be a cupcake walk, a jumper, crafts for children, the Easter Bunny, face painting and a food booth. The event is free, except a fee for food and the jumper. Information, Andrea Stephens at 246-4367.
- Primary Capital Real Estate & Mortgage and Chorus Church are sponsoring their second annual Egg Stampede and barbecue at 10 a.m. at Butterfield Park, off Benton Road in French Valley. This event is free to children and their families. Information, Kristi Roberts, 926-8358.
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- Lake Elsinore Outlets will offer a number of activities from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Children can visit the Easter Bunny or see a strolling balloon artist from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. A scavenger hunt is planned from noon to 2 p.m. Children 10 and younger will receive a game sheet from the customer service office and can visit participating stores to find codes for hidden eggs. Completed game sheets can be returned to customer service and prizes will be awarded at 6 p.m. Information, 245-4989.
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Le Tip of Murrieta, a networking organization for professionals seeking to expand their businesses, meets at 7 a.m. Wednesdays at Embassy Suites, 29345 Rancho California Road. For information, call 757-2352.
Le Tip of Temecula meets at 7 a.m. Thursdays at Hometown Buffet, 40390 Margarita Road. For details, call Mary Zorb at 757-2403.
Citizens group to meet
LAKE ELSINORE -- The Lake Elsinore Citizens Committee will hold its second quarterly meeting of the year at 7 p.m. Thursday at Tuscany Hills Recreation Center. Chamber of Commerce president Kim Cousins will discuss the process used to attract business to the city.
The mission of the committee is to keep residents informed about what is going on in the city and provide an opportunity for them to give their input. The committee meets quarterly.
The center is at 75 Summerhill Drive. For information, call 674-1989 or 674-2159.
Grape Stompers plan dance
TEMECULA -- The Grape Stompers Square Dance Club will hold its Balloon and Wine dance Saturday at the Temecula Community Center.
Rounds are at 7:30 p.m. and squares, called by Wil Eades, are at 8.
A $5 donation is requested. The center is at 28816 Pujol St. Information, 677-3211.
Candidate to address group
SUN CITY -- Sandra Baxter Dutcher, a candidate for 5th District county supervisor, will speak when Riverside County United Communities meets Saturday.
Breakfast is at 8:30 a.m. and the talk at 9:30.
The group meets the third Saturday of the month at Boston Billie's, 26850 Cherry Hills Blvd.
PFLAG group meets Sunday
Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays meets at 2:30 p.m. the third Sunday of each month.
For location or information on PFLAG or the meeting, call Cindi Koch at 943-7323.
Legion post plans meeting
SUN CITY -- American Legion Post 657, Sun City, will meet at noon Monday in North Town Hall, Sun City Civic Association.
Lunch costs $6.50. For information and reservations, call 301-9869. The meeting is at 26850 Sun City Blvd.
Women's Connection group to meet
TEMECULA -- The Temecula Valley Women's Connection will gather for its monthly luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Embassy Suites. Diana Yingling of Covina, a life coach, will speak.
Cost is $15. For lunch and free child-care reservations, callJanice at 303-9494 or Bertha at 677-9962. E-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com . The hotel is at29345 Rancho California Road.
Women's business group to meet
HEMET -- The Western Center for Archaeology & paleontology will be the topic when the American Business Women's Association Hemacinto chapter meets April 19.
Linda Parker will speak. She is the chief development officer for the regional museum, which has been designed to provide research facilities and present the nearly 1 million specimens discovered during construction of Diamond Valley Lake.
Businesswomen from throughout the area are invited to attend the meeting at Sizzler, 1023 E. Florida Ave. Networking is at 6 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m. For information, call 925-2283.
Rose society plans meeting
TEMECULA -- The Temecula Valley Rose Society will hear about rose shows at its next meeting April 20. The group will meet at 10:15 a.m. at the Temecula Library.
Rebecca Weersing and Frank Brines will discuss how to interpret rose show schedules and how to fill out tags identifying show entries.
The library is at 41000 County Center Drive. For information, call 471-0872 or visit www.temeculavalleyrosesociety.org.
VFW planning golf tournament
WILDOMAR -- Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1508, along with its Ladies And Men's auxiliaries, will hold their annual golf tournament April 28 at the March Air Reserve Base golf course.
The Richard Elliott Memorial Charity tourney begins with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. at Gen. Old golf course in Riverside. The $80 entry fee includes a steak dinner and awards at the post following play.
The tourney benefits military members and their families. For information, call 674-4735.
WIN plans casino night
LAKE ELSINORE -- Wildomar Incorporation Now is planning a Casino Night fundraiser from 6:30 to 11 p.m. May 6 at The Diamond.
The $35 donation will include $50 in chips, finger foods, desserts and beverages and tickets to a Lake Elsinore Storm baseball game. Casino games will include blackjack, roulette and craps. Participants must be at least 21 years old.
For information, call (909) 330-0355. The event will be in the stadium's The Diamond Club, 500 Diamond Drive.
Vendors sought for flea market
TEMECULA -- The Temecula Valley Woman's Club Museum Committee is looking for vendors for its annual Flea Market June 3.
The event will be at Sam Hicks Monument Park on the grounds of the Temecula Valley Museum. A 10-foot-by-10-foot vendor space costs $25. For information or reservations, call 694-6450.
Cheerleading coaches needed
MENIFEE -- Menifee Pop Warner is looking for coaches for its cheerleading program.
For information, visit www.menifeefootball.com or call 231-1611.
Moms club seeks members
MURRIETA -- Stay at Home Moms of Murrieta is a group of mothers who share similar circumstances and seek friends for themselves and their children.
Activities include park days, field trips, play groups, a moms' night out and crafting groups.
For information, call Kimberly at 609-1511.
Business fellowship seeks members
TEMECULA -- The Temecula Christian Businessmen's Fellowship is seeking members. The group meets regularly throughout the year.
For information, call 506-6495 or 676-0353.
Old Town tours available Saturday
TEMECULA -- Docents from the Temecula Valley Museum will guide visitors through Temecula of the early 1900s and share stories and events from the past during Family Day programs Saturday. The program will run from 10 a.m. to noon and again from 2 to 4 p.m.
Participants will see the Ramona Inn, where Joe Winkels entertained legends Jack Dempsey, Jack Sharkey and Fatty Arbuckle, Temecula's first bank, where they will and learn about its first robbery, and the old Hotel Temecula, built in 1891.
The tour will leave from the Temecula Valley Museum, 28314 Mercedes St. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. For information, call 694-6450.
Murrieta Unified offers parenting class
MURRIETA -- Parent Project, a six-week class for parents struggling with strong-willed or out-of control preteens and teens, will be offered Monday through May 22 by the Murrieta Valley Unified School District. The class will focus on preventing the use of drugs and alcohol, improving grades and attendance, peer involvement and eliminating power struggles.
The class meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Parent Center, Avaxat Elementary School, 24300 Las Brisas Road.
The cost is $50 per person or $75 per couple, Child care for children at least 2 years old and potty trained costs $2 per child per class. To register, call 304-1623.
Firefighters to host golf tournament
MENIFEE -- The Riverside County Firefighter's Golf Association will hold its eighth annual Burn Foundation Golf Tournament April 20 at Menifee Lakes Country Club. Registration begins at 7 a.m. with a shotgun start at 10 a.m.
Proceeds will provide support to the Arrowhead Burn Foundation and the Inland Empire Burn Institute. Last year's tournament raised $25,000.
The cost is $85, which includes greens fee, cart and lunch. Lunch-only tickets cost $10. For information about playing or being a sponsor, call Chuck Therrien at 377-9456.


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I found this passage written by a Episcopal priest very interesting, it expresses a lot of things that I've thought, but don't have the words to express. Let me know what you think.
"How you answer this question depends hugely on what you take the bible to be. IF you believe that the bible is a single, timeless, internally consistent teaching on matters of human morality dictated by God himself, then yes, the Old Testament book of Leviticus is definitely uncomfortable with homosexuality. But it is also uncomfortable with menstruating women, shellfish and pigskin. (And for the record, it has some very harsh words to say about lending money at interest, a prohibition that even Biblical literalists seem to find it perfectly permissible to disregard!)
Like most other critically thinking Christians, I see the bible as a symphony (sometimes a cacophony!) of divinely inspired human voices bearing witness to an astonishing evolutionary development in our human understanding of God (or God's self-disclosure as we grow mature enough to begin to comprehend it, another way of saying the same thing.) The Old Testament, whose 46 books span well over a millennium in their dates of composition, also straddles what scholars call 'The first axial period,' when spontaneously, across the entire globe, human spiritual consciousness seemed to take a huge evolutionary leap forward. In the same time frame that the Biblical psalms were being composed, the planet was also being graced with the Buddha, Lao-Tse, Zoaroaster, and Plato: a quantum leap in human understanding and ethical vision. It simply defies credibility—my credibility, anyway!— to believe that the early Old Testament teachings on animal sacrifice and 'an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth' are at the same level as Ezekiel's luminous axial prophecy, 'I will take away your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh' or Jesus' stunning 'Love your enemy; bless those who revile you.'
This is not in any way to demean holiness of the Bible, but only to affirm that God reveals Godself in time, through process and dialogue, not in unchanging monolithic statements. This does not make the bible less sacred; it makes it more sacred, for it grounds God's divine presence in the lived reality of our human experience.
As a Christian I am bound, when I listen to this diversity of biblical voices, to set my compass by the teachings and the path walked by Jesus himself. Where biblical testimony is internally inconsistent (and even Jesus experienced it this way!), I am bound to honor Jesus as my final court of appeal. And thus, the bottom line must inescapably be that nowhere does Jesus condemn homosexuality, and certainly nowhere does he wish harm upon anyone, even those whom the religious culture is so quick to condemn as sinners. His harsh words are reserved entirely for those whose certainty about their religious rectitude causes them to condemn others, or to block the Spirit's persistent attempts to open up new channels of forgiveness and hope. Jesus is all about inclusion, forgiveness, and empowerment. In the light of his compassionate presence, people are set free to live their lives in strength and hope, regardless of whether they be considered outcasts by those in the 'religious know.'
Thus, as a Christian, when confronted by a tension between a religious certainty which leads me to violate the law of love and a deep unknowing that still moves in the direction of 'loving my neighbor as myself,' I am bound to choose the latter course. Was it not the Pharisees, those so sure that they had 'the law and Moses on their side,' who were the first to condemn Jesus to the grave? And make no mistake: The word Pharisees does not mean 'the Jews;' that utterly reprehensible piece of scapegoating was a product of the early Christian church. Rather, 'Pharisee' names the spiritual sclerotic in each one of us who would prefer the certainty of an unchanging rulebook to the radical open-endedness of God's ongoing self-revelation in love.
If I really follow what the bible teaches, it seems to me that I need to be constantly laying my human arrogance (and in Latin, this word comes from 'a-rogo,' or 'I have no questions'), upon the altar of God's constantly demonstrated delight in new beginnings. 'I will be what I will be,' is the name he asked Moses to know him by in the book of Exodus. With that as one line of bearing on my thinking, and the steadily increasing revelation of God's mercy and compassion as the other, I am compelled by my Christianity to refrain from any behaviors or judgments which arrogantly demean the dignity of another human being, or cause him or her to lose hope."
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Hitler, Alois
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Austrian civil servant who was the tyrannical father of Adolf Hitler. He married Klara Polzl (born in Spital 08/12/1860) who was the granddaughter of Johann Huttler, who also happened to be Alois' father from a liaison with Maria Schicklgruber.
Alois died of an apoplectic stroke 01/03/1903.
Alois was very brutal parent, making Adolf stay outside overnight in a chicken coop, with the hogs and fowl for punishment. Hitler recounted being beaten by his father and refusing to give Alois the satisfaction of crying. There is no reference anywhere to sexual abuse, but plenty of physical abuse. That bit of "refusing to cry" is common in physically abused children. Alois was a "bastard" in more ways than one.
Adolf had a sympathetic relationship with his mother who was evidently brutalized herself by Alois. She used to sneak out and bring him soup when he was being caged with the chickens. Alois died when Hitler was 13 and Klara when he was 18.
Werner Maser in his biography, "Hitler," gives two further dates from baptismal records, Johannes Schicklgruber, Hitler's paternal great grandfather, May 29, 1764, Spital am Pyhrn, Austria, 14 E.20, 47 N.39; and Maria Schicklgruber, April 15, 1795, Strones, Austria, 15 E.19, 48 N.36. She was Hitler's paternal grandmother who became pregnant by Johann Huttler, Hitler's maternal great grandfather.
- child relationship with Hitler, Adolf (born 20 April 1889)
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Mary Downing writes on ACT, 3/2001, "The date is June 17, 1837, based on combined material from T. Pat Davis and Arlene Nimark in NCGR Fall 1997 Journal, particularly Nimark's "Fruit of a Poisoned Family Tree."
T. Pat Davis quotes Government Records for June 7, 1837, 11:30 AM LMT. Martin Piechota quotes Werner Maser, "Hitler," Harper & Row, "supposedly researched in baptismal records."
Downing writes, "We also wrote Udo Rudloph and Baldur Ebertin for assistance, and Ken Negus (who did the original translation of the 1930 article by Hans Schubert in the "Ebertin Kalendar" (Elsbeth Ebertin, Rienhold's mother) also made inquiries. From what I gather, handwriting was an aissue, which according to Negus would easily be interpreted by someone unfamiliar with German script of the period as a 7 when it actually was a 17. There is a gravestone with June 7 on it, though. All the books said Adolph made quite an effort to obliterate all records of his origins, even going so far as to have a town his father grandmother came from (Dorfsheim?) plowed under.
"Anyway, two later sources agree on June 17, and T.Pat was never convinced that it was not June 7. Short of viewing the actual records with a panel of penmanship experts, I have no idea how you'd resolve it - but I'd go with the new boys."
Sources: Robert Payne, "Life and Death of Adolph Hitler," 1973, NYC, Praeger Publications:
Bradley F. Smith PhD. "Adolph Hitler, His Family Childhood and Youth," 1995.
"Hitler's mother was Alois' third wife, Klara Poelzl (Aug. 12, 1860 in Spital.) The complication: Klara's mother, Johanna, was also Alois' father's niece (if Johan Heidler was his father.) Klara's father, Johan Poelzl, died in 1902."
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Nominations were announced live on The View by a handful of soap stars from CBS, ABC and NBC.
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General Hospital
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Nigerian Boko Haram group leader sets sights on United States
The leader of a Nigerian militant and terrorist group says that his organization is ready to branch out to hit bigger targets outside of Africa - namely, the United States.
In a rambling video statement by Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau - one in which he regularly pauses to burst into laughter - says that his group is behind a spate of attacks across northern Nigeria.
Over the past four years, Boko Haram has targeted churches, government buildings, schools and aid organizations, even going as far as to attack fellow Muslims they believe are collaborating with Nigeria's government.
However, Shekau says that he has his sights set on larger targets.
"Our strength and firepower is bigger than that of Nigeria," he said in his statement. "Nigeria is no longer a big deal to us. We will now comfortably confront the United States of America."
Shekau's video was released in the aftermath of an attack on Muslim worshippers in the northern Nigerian state of Borno. Authorities told CNN that the attack had all the hallmarks of a Boko Haram operation.


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Coincidentally Henry Wettling of Clarion County, PA was allegedly born on August 17, 1783 in Nieberbachsdorf. It seems likely someone misread the month of birth and Niederbachdorf is a misspelling of Niederbetschdorf.
Father: Johann Georg Wettling b: 13 FEB 1755 in Lampertsloch, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
Mother: Elisabeth Margaretha Sipt b: 07 APR 1752 in Spachbach [Oberdorf-Spachbach], Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
Marriage 1 Eva Dorothea Dangler b: 28 DEC 1783 in Niederbetschdorf, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
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Jessica Simpson just can't shed scrutiny over her weight.
During the Oct. 11 Fox NFL Sunday, a cartoon -- sponsored by Burger King -- aired mocking the singer's shape.
In the clip, an animated version of Dallas Cowboys starter Marion Barber remarked, "Man, I still can't believe Tony [Romo] dated Jessica Simpson, even AFTER she blew up bigger than Flozell Adams!"
Tight end Jason Witten said: "Unlike Tony, at least Jessica comes up big when it counts!"
Even Cowboys coach Wade Phillips chimed in: "Say Tony, is Jessica around? We could use a defensive tackle!"
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The owls — only nine inches tall — have survived at Shoreline for 25 years, nesting in abandoned gopher holes and foraging for the ground squirrels that are the bulk of their diet. They are designated a species of special concern in California, vulnerable to extinction due to diminishing habitat and declining populations.
The increasing pressure is taking its toll. Encroaching development and other factors have led to the lowest owl census in years — just three nesting pairs who produced 10 chicks last year. City officials look on this as good news, although in better times (2003) 22 chicks were hatched at Shoreline.
Clearly, if the owls are to survive here, more needs to be done and last week staff members presented a new blueprint for how the city could enhance the nesting and foraging capability of the owls with a goal of boosting the population to 10 nesting pairs which would be expected to produce up to 30 fledges or chicks a year.
For the plan to be successful, biologists say more areas must be set aside for the owls to find food, a key factor that has caused the population to struggle in recent years. Until now, it was thought that nesting habitat was the most important factor in the owls' success. But after more study and seeing the survival rate drop, the 2012 plan focuses more on finding foraging habitat, such as was recently created at the Golf Links when several ponds were filled, creating more high-quality foraging area. Two other 100-acre tracts have also been identified in the study as high- and medium-quality foraging habitat that should provide the owls plenty of hunting grounds for the foreseeable future.
To meet this goal, biologists say only a modest budget of $15,000 will be needed for fencing, new educational signs and some planting and irrigation. The city already employs Phil Higgins, a part-time biologist and owl expert, who monitors the Shoreline owl population.
The draft plan also will designate specific areas as a burrowing owl preserves where posts will be installed to mark the boundaries. The preserves also will be designated on Shoreline maps that are handed out to the public. Informal trails in the preserve will be removed and the city will provide minimum access roads for maintenance. Existing paved or gravel trails will remain.
All of this is good news for the present and future of the burrowing owls at Shoreline. It is encouraging to see the City Council continue to support this worthy cause. We hope the current effort will allow the owls to flourish and reach the goal of 10 nesting pairs in the near future.


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L'appartement est grand et a des fenêtres qui s'ouvrent sur la beauté du Pain de Sucre et la baie de Guanabara. La chambre d'hôtes, salon et salle de bains sont toutes spacieuses et confortables. L'appartement se termine par une petite et ouverte jardin à l'arrière. Il est en 15 minutes à pied de la station de métro et il ya d'autres options disponibles pour y parvenir. Comme Santa Teresa est dans la partie supérieure de Rio, au sommet d'une colline, il est très venteux et frais dans les jours chauds, les températures plus fraîches ici toujours que dans les parties basses de la ville.
4,6 sur octobre 13, 2016
I stayed in Ann's apartment two and a half weeks in August 2016. Following our E-Mail contact in advance I expected a warm, friendly and interesting person as my host - and that's exactly how she is. The room she offered me was extremely clean, the bed perfect for a deep sleep and the view straight on Sugar Loaf always a great pleasure. Ann is a perfect guide for Santa Teresa and the surrounding, with a political background and always looking at Rio and Brazil with a positive, but at the same time critical view. Above others she showed me a special way to see Cristo Redentor (from his back side) - and if I wouldn't have stayed in Rio for work, for sure we would have made much more little trips like that one. The breakfast was healthy and uncomplicated, most of the time I was able to help myself to it. Ann is also always looking for the safety of her guests - even if, like in my case, there was no dangerous situation during my whole stay. I can highly recommend the stay in Ann's Guesthouse - regarding the host as well as the place.
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To have had such a pleasant person around the house makes the work of a host easy and not so demanding. Thank you for your kind and generours words!
- Ann (innkeeper)
4,8 sur janvier 21, 2015
We stayed with Ann for 4 nights over New Years this year and we had a great time. The apartment was quite large and very clean, and the room had a beautiful view facing south to Rio de Janeiro. Santa Theresa itself is a great area full of restaurants and bars (try Rustico, it was awesome) and Ann advised us on safety procedures after dark. We did not feel unsafe at any point here. Ann went out of her way to make us a traditional Brazilian meal during our stay and a few lemonades to help with the heat wave. It was great to have an english host as we did not find a lot of english speaking people in Rio to help us. I would definitely stay here again and recommend her to others!
5 sur juillet 23, 2014
We had the pleasure of staying with Ann for a few weeks during the World Cup in Rio this June. Although the festivities and culture were wonderful, the most special experience of this trip was meeting Ann. From the first day arriving in Rio to the last morning's breakfast, Ann treated us with such hospitality and generosity that we always felt completely welcome and comfortable staying in her home. Not only did Ann provide us with a beautiful view and suggestions for sightseeing, but she also extended herself to show us around the city, cared for us when we both fell ill during the trip, and gave us many nights of lively conversation. We feel extremely grateful to have met Ann and feel that we have made a lifelong friend. She is a wonderfully special person that we hope to one day visit again. This trip has been an unforgettable experience in large part to Ann's kindness and warmth. Thank you, Ann for helping us make this an incredible trip that we will always remember! Love from Josue and Alyssa, California.
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Thank you for such kind words! Both of you are very special persons and bring out the best in people and are very responsible for the success of your stay in Rio as a whole. I took great pleasure in having you here. I wish both of you the best luck always and that our paths may cross sooner than later! Ann
- Ann Perpetuo (innkeeper)
5 sur mars 20, 2014
i returned to appartment of Ann after one year and a half. me and my friend found there all we could imagine - peace, calm, comfort and constant care. Ann is a wonderful host, unique in Rio and in all Brasil. She made her house into ours. We found location is perfect for carnaval time - not so crowded as other turistic parts of rio, very close to sambodromo and lapa with its wonderful bars and night life. Shops, street markets and Gloria metro station is just a few minutes away. That february and march we spend there with Ann will always be in our hearts. For sure we shall come back as soon as we can. I recommend this place to all my friends and family. See u soon Ann!
5 sur septembre 12, 2013
I stayed at Ann's place for about two weeks in August. The flat is in a quiet area of Santa Teresa and is easily accessible. There's a taxi park on her street, a bus stop at the beginning of the street and the Gloria metro as well. For the more adventurous tourist, you can pay for a motorbike ride at the beginning of the street. It is safe and cheap!...but if you'ld rather not, a taxi is readily available or you can walk up the street. Its about 10 or 15 minutes walk. The view from the room is stunning. Yes! You can see Sugarloaf Mt right from your room window. You can easily take a bus or taxi to Teatro Municipal, the Cathedral, Rio Branco (a popular street) and other places of interest. If you choose to walk, it is such an interesting walk - and should be able 30 or 40 minutes walk. From the upper end of her street, I could actually see the beach, although I never went there. The upper end of the street boasts of a relaxed Santa Teresa lifestyle - restaurants and quaint gift shops to buy lovely souveneirs. I particularly liked the 'Sunday afternoon vibe' there. There are much more shops and restaurants at the bottom end of the street. I found Santa Teresa to be relatively safe. I never felt threatened nor was attacked during my stay. The best part of Ann's house is Ann! I had written a longer review outlining all the wonderful things she did but had to delete them when the system would not accept my review. My summary is that I was treated like a queen! Ann is such a decent, wonderful person and a thoughtful hostess - and her English is perfect. My stay in Rio was nothing short of AMAZING. If you need a place in Rio, do yourself a favour and stay at Ann's. I guarantee you'll never forget the experience.
5 sur juin 27, 2013
The location is ideal. The Swiss Embassy is on the same Rue aka Street. The view including Sugar Loaf is great. The B&B is spotless, comfortable and inviting but the real gem is Ann. She treated us like friends and was so helpful in guiding us about the area. I am not fluent in Portuguese but that was never a problem with Ann's guidance. The people were friendly & polite. The nearby Metro was easy to use and free if you are over 65! This is how the NYC subway should be folks. Loved my vacation. Thank you again Ann. Barbara & Rye, Pennsylvania, USA
5 sur juillet 12, 2012
From the first moment i saw the area where the house is i understood how lucky i was. The view from the window is extraordinary, very close to Gloria metro maximum 10 min walking, very beautiful and safe location. I was warmly hosted by Ann for all my long stay in Rio during 1 month. I never felt like a stranger in her house. She was my guide in every moment i needed help. If u don't speak portuguese that's the host u need! Her native English is not commonly found in Rio. I highly recommend this great place for those who are looking for comfort, security and real feel of Rio. By all means I am going to come back here next vacation. Alexander from Russia.
5 sur septembre 20, 2011
I stayed here for a week and was absolutely happy from the first to the last minute. Ann is a perfect host: very warm, welcoming, super nice and she makes you feel comfortable and at home from the moment you come to her place. She knows all about Rio and Brazil and can give you loads of recommendations and advice. And even more: She actually took me to amazing places in Rio and surroundings and showed me where to eat and have fun. I was in Rio for work and on my first day she walked me to my workplace to show me the way and make me feel comfortable which was so helpful. She is a wonderful person to talk to and speaks English perfectly which is so helpful for the traveller with limited understanding of Portuguese and not at all standard in Rio, not even in the big (and expensive) hotels. The flat is like an oasis in somewhat chaotic Rio, it is very secure and a lovely getaway from the hectic and noise. The whole flat and the room I stayed in are delightful - tastefully decorated, nice and spacious with a comfortable bed and everything else you need, even a hammock. And: You have direct view of beautiful sugar loaf, the islands and the sea with unforgettable sunrises from your own window! The whole flat is very clean, the hot shower is wonderful and in the mornings Ann serves a delicious breakfast with fresh fruit and everything else you could possibly want. Santa Teresa has many beautiful old houses, a wonderful artistic atmosphere and lots of nice bars and restaurants. From Ann's flat you reach everything in Santa Teresa easily but it is also only a short walk to the city center of Rio. If you want to go to the beaches, it's a short Metro ride. I had an awesome time in Ann's place and would never ever stay anywhere else in Rio. Ann and her place played THE role in why I enjoyed my stay in Rio so much. I recommend this place to anyone travelling to Rio. I myself can't wait to be back and to show my husband this unique and perfect getaway. Marie from Hamburg, Germany
Proche aéroport, Ville, Centre ville, Vue sur la mer, Tropical
SDU - Rio De Janeiro, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil - Santos Dumont 3 miles
ENTRÉE DE L'AÉROPORT INTERNATIONAL, prendre un taxi ou un bus et demander à descendre à GLORIA ET monter ou prendre un taxi UP RUA CANDIDO MENDES. EN METRO, STOP AU GLORIA gare et marcher UP (10 minutes de marche à un rythme lent, ou de prendre un taxi ou taxi moto) Rua CANDIDO MENDES. EN BUS: Prendre le bus à Downtown RIO (RUA Nilo Peçanha: SILVESTRE OU PAULA MATTOS et demander à descendre à PIMENTA et descendre 5 MINUTES RUA CANDIDO MENDES). EN TRAM (Bondinho): attraper à la gare de centre de Rio et s'arrêter à PIMENTA et descendre 5 MINUTES RUA CANDIDO MENDES.
Antiquaires , Galeries d'art, Plage, Lieu de concert, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Concerts, Cinéma , Musée, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, Océan, Boutiques, Théâtre, Zone de pic-nic, Zoo
Private Home Bed and Breakfast
Panier d'agréments, Ventilateurs de plafond, Salles de conférence, Fax, Jacuzzi
Réveil, Lecteur CD, Cafetière/Bouilloire, Lecteur DVD, Bureau, Sèche-cheveux, Wi-Fi, Internet par câble
PORTUGAIS, Anglais, Espagnol
Cinéma, concerts, RANDONNEE, galeries d'art, événements littéraires, LECTURE, FOOTBALL, SAMBA, CARNAVAL, gastronomie, histoire et sites historiques


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Preschool Story Time January 5
Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2011, 1:14 p.m.Palisades Library
Preschool Story Time January 5
Early Literacy Tip
Continue reading with enthusiasm even if your toddler wanders away. Your child is benefiting from what he is hearing.
Books we read
Counting Crocodiles by Judy Sierra
A first Book All About You: Eyes, Nose, Fingers, and Toes by Judy Hindley
Dressing for the Weather - sweater, hat, scarf, gloves and coat
Songs We Sang
The Cirle by Hap Palmer on the Getting to Know Myself CD
Jumping and Counting on Jim Gill's Irrational Anthem and More Salutes to Nonsense CD
Turn-A-Round by Hap Palmer on the Getting to Know Myself CD
Skidamarink on the Classic Nursery Rhymes CD


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Have you ever tried to have a conversation with a dog? It probably sounded a lot like a monologue while the pooch just sat there and stared at you or walked away while you were mid-sentence. Usually dogs don't have that much to say. But not Uggie, the star of last year's Best Picture winner The Artist. He has a lot to bark about. In his new memoir, Uggie: My Story, the famous Jack Russell Terrier — who has also put his paw print on Water for Elephants and Mr. Fix It — reveals what life is like to be a dog in the industry. We recently sat down with the productive pooch to find out everything about his road to stardom.
First and foremost, all dogs must have a bitch — and, for Uggie, that special woman is his Water for Elephants costar, Reese Witherspoon. In the book, Uggie dishes on what it was like to kiss the famous beauty. "I have a big crush on her," he admits to us.
For Water for Elephants, Uggie also got to work with heart-throb-alicious Twilight star Robert Pattinson (or "Bobby" as Uggie likes to call him). Unlike all of the teen girls out there, Uggie didn't get starstruck when he hung out with Pattinson on set. "He was very, very cool," Uggie says. "He was really down to earth." And Uggie makes it a point to let Pattinson's fans know that when it comes a skateboarding competition, well, Pattinson is no rival. "Robert cannot skateboard as good as I do, but I really like him," Uggie barks (though Uggie did get jealous when Pattinson got to kiss Witherspoon).
But these aren't the only achievements Uggie has under his belt. In February, Uggie was named Best Dog in the Theatrical World at the first-ever Golden Collar Awards. Even though he has since semi-retired from feature film-making, Uggie still craves the attention that comes with being a big star. "It's just been a roller coaster," he says. "But I really enjoy it. I love attention and to come out to places and do interviews."
And now that Uggie has a little more time on his hands, he plans to use it wisely. "I will promote my book so everybody knows about my great story," he says. "And we're going out to hospitals and all kinds of places to entertain people."
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Stocks rose sharply Monday after reports showed growth in manufacturing activity accelerated in both the U.S. and China last month.
The market was also getting a lift ahead of midterm elections and the Federal Reserve's meeting this week where the central bank is expected to announce a new economic stimulus program.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose about 50 points in late morning trading.
The Institute for Supply Management said its manufacturing index rose in October, indicating an acceleration of growth in the sector. Economists polled by Thomson Reuters had forecast the pace of expansion would slow last month.
Manufacturing has been one of the most consistent segments of the economy as growth remains sluggish coming out of the recession. Manufacturers like Caterpillar Inc., United Technologies Corp. and General Electric Co. all rose following the news.
The upbeat ISM data follows a similar report that sent Chinese stocks sharply higher Monday. Manufacturing growth accelerated in China as spending on infrastructure led to an increase in orders for new equipment.
"China and their good figures got us off to a pretty nice start," said Mike McGervey, president of McGervey Wealth Management. "ISM kept the momentum going."
The Dow rose 52.52, or 0.5 percent, to 11,170.86 in late morning trading. The Dow is again on the brink of reaching its highest closing level since September 2008, just before the financial crisis exploded. The Dow's previous highest close of the year was 11,205.03 on April 26.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 5.23, or 0.4 percent, to 1,188.49, while the Nasdaq composite index rose 1.35, or 0.1 percent, to 2,508.76.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index rose 2.4 percent, while the Shanghai Composite Index climbed 2.5 percent.
Any movement tied to Monday's manufacturing report could be fleeting though as traders quickly turn their attention to Tuesday's midterm elections and the Fed's meeting, which wraps up Wednesday.
Traders have been betting that Republicans will take control of at least the House of Representatives. That could slow President Barack Obama's agenda, which many analysts have said is not favorable to businesses.
Investors have also been assuming the Fed will launch a new Treasury-buying program to help stimulate the economy. Stocks rose for much of October because investors expect the Fed will announce as early as Wednesday that it plans to buy government debt to drive interest rates lower in an effort to spark spending and lending.
Only in the last few days has the market rally trailed off amid questions about exactly how much the Fed will spend to buy bonds. The Dow rose 3.1 percent in October, including a 0.1 percent drop last week.
Lower interest rates weaken returns on debt, which would make stocks and commodities more attractive investments since their potential return would be significantly higher.
Bond prices fell following the strong manufacturing report. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which moves opposite its price, rose to 2.63 percent from 2.60 percent late Friday.


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You play as Bigby Wolf, the sheriff in this here noir tale of who dunnit. the latest offering from telltale games and wow just fuckin wow. I already got The Walking dead season 1 and was one of those people who hung off every episode and got them as soon as I could. So when this came up even though I knew nothing about it I was keen. The look alone sparked my curiosity. I wasn't disapointed.I must mention the only thing marring the experience for me was the noticable frame rate issues when transitioning and loading between scenes ( I played on the Xbox 360) which will be detailed in other reviews I'm sure. other than that everything is very well done. I love the color palette used, especially the pink and purple hues etc and the living comic look is awesome. Being a huge fan of cel shaded graphics makes me appreciate what ttg have crafted here even more. Something of note which I always listen for and appreciate is the voice acting. Again this is top notch and no punches are pulled much like that found in TWD.The dialogue is great and the fables themselves are expressive and frequently cuss up a storm. plenty of memorable scenes and interesting characters drive this noir tale forward. I played for just over 2 hours and wanted to keep going. As expected of ttg's recent games your choices hold weight and effect the story as you progress. This in itself lends some replayability to each episode if you want to change your choice or experience every scrap of dialogue or event. I highly recommend this game to those TWD fans or those who have read the Vertigo comic Fables and even those completely uninitiated in the new wave of episodic gaming and just interested in something mature and engaging. I think it goes without saying im looking forward to episode 2 hard.
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Bitpipe vs. service: Why do pure service providers outperform fully integrated operators?
With the emergence of pure internet-based service providers, the business landscape of fully integrated telecommunications providers - industry incumbents that provide services on their own infrastructure - has changed massively. While various pure service providers exhibit successful business models and high performance, the services offered by the integrated telecommunication firms are not able to compete on neither price nor user experience. To shed light on this issue, we build upon work that has applied a complex systems perspective on performance - how firms manage to configure a large set of interdependent activities affects the performance of the overall activity system. We develop a simulation model to illustrate the effects of a) configuring only interdependent service-related activities, while building on an existing (external) infrastructure, and b) configuring both infrastructure-related and service-related activities at the same time. Our results point to a mechanism that helps explain the underperformance of the fully integrated operators. Pure service providers can improve the performance of their services speedily, as they can focus on optimizing only the service-related activities and adapting them to an existing infrastructure. Fully integrated operators, in contrast, will likely be concerned with both infrastructure and service components, taking into account also the interdependencies between these two domains. While this approach can help reap synergy effects and yield a performance advantage in the long run, it requires more time and results in a lower performance in the short run. Put differently, the objective of the integrated operators to integrate their bitpipe and service business puts these firms at a disadvantage when compared to their specialized competitors. We illustrate this mechanism with two case studies that show how fully integrated operators adapted their infrastructure in response to their service activities, which in return triggered further adaptations and coordination effort.
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) - A narcotics investigation ended at a motel on Oak Street with around 9 pounds of methamphetamine found hidden in fire extinguishers and a Mexican national being arrested.
The bust by deputies assigned to the Major Violators Unit of the Kern County Sheriff's Office happened around noon Tuesday at the Travelers Lodge on Oak Street.
The suspect ran out the back door as deputies entered his motel room. Deputies waiting outside nabbed him. Investigators said 32-year-old Luis Perez-Salinas of Guadalajara, Mexico, was carrying a large bag with clothes and three fire extinguishers.
The fire extinguishers were taken to the Kern County Fire Department, where they were cut open. Each extinguisher had a bag inside with about 3 pounds of meth, for a total of approximately 9 pounds.
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Littorina (self propelled motorized Italian railcar, serial # 56.1903)
- Title : Littorina (self propelled motorized Italian railcar, serial # 56.1903)
- Artist: Fiat Manufacturer
- Accession: 1990.3.1
- Country: Italy
- Date: 1937
- Dimensions: Inches 130 95 757, Centimeters 330.2 241.3 1922.8
- Collection: Object
- Category: Industrial Design
- Collection Theme: Travel, Transportation, and Tourism
- Subject: Railroads , Travel , Transportation
- Credit Line: The Wolfsonian–Florida International University, Miami Beach, Florida, Gift of Mitchell Wolfson, Jr.
- Tags: Travel, Transportation, and Tourism~Industrial Design
Description: Self-propelled railcar powered by two Fiat 355 diesel engines with traveling speed of 70km per hour (according to von Wedel memo of July 6,1990), seating 56 passengers. The name La Littorina stems from the regime in power at the time this car was produced, the "Fascio Littorio". From Miami Herald article of 7/19/90 "La Littorina boasts a sleek two-toned finish in chocolate and coffee colored paint. The seats are of forest green velvet and the woodwork a rich honeyed oak."


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Srinagar: One person was killed and four others were injured as suspected militants struck in the tourist hub of Dal Lake area by shooting at employees of liquor shops inside a government-run hotel on the Boulevard Road in Srinagar today.
A police spokesman said unidentified militants fired from pistols near a liquor shop at Heemal Hotel on the banks of Dal Lake this evening.
An employee - Mushtaq Ahmad of Aloochi Bagh - was killed in the firing by the militants, who simultaneously carried out the attack at two liquor shops in the area, the spokesman said.
Ahmad had apparently died due to blood loss after bullet injury as the owner of the shop had downed the shutter while fleeing.
The employee's death came to light two hours after the shooting as his relatives came looking for him, the spokesman said.
He said four persons were injured in the incident. They are Fayaz Ahmad Khanday of Aloochi Bagh, Mohammad Sharief Sheikh of Batamaloo (both in Srinagar) and Ravi Kumar and Sunny Mehra, both from Jammu region.
The deceased and the injured were employees of licensed liquor shops operating in the area.
This was the second major strike by militants in the city within a month after an attack at a hotel on Parimpora-Pantha Chowk bye-pass road near Lasjan on October 19. Two employees of the hotel were killed and another was injured in the attack.