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Technical Writing
Frequently Asked Questions:
— What is KBuffer?
KBUFFER stands for "Knowledge Buffer". We feel that those who are undergoing training in KBUFFER will always have a store of knowledge which they can fall back upon in critical situations.
KBUFFER is the trade name of Super Graphics for all its courses, training solutions, and virtual classrooms.
— How old is this Company?
Super Graphics has successfully completed 21
years of operation. The man behind this venture,
— What is the background of KBuffer?
With rich experience in the fields of Computer Graphics, Printing, Publishing, Training, Multimedia Development, and Technical Writing, Super Graphics started promoting courses in Multimedia, e-Publishing, e-Learning, Technical Writing, and other niche areas since 2005 under the brand name of KBuffer. (Before that the training was directly from Super Graphics without any brand name).
— What is Technical Writing?
Technical Writing is
writing on a specific subject for a specific purpose to a specific audience.
Technical Writers can be considered as a bridge between people who know technology and people who use it. They understand the intricacies and complications of technology and put it in simple words that help the user understand and use the technology.
— What do Technical Writers do?
A technical writer's job will be to gather information from various sources, comprehend the technology, and put it in simple and easy-to-understand language for the end user.
The following are some of the documents a technical writer creates:
— Who can be successful in Technical Writing?
Technical Writing is considered as both Science and Art. It is a science because there is a methodical way of doing technical writing. It is an art because it involves writing. People with inclination and passion for writing can score as good technical writers. The following are the attributes expected of a technical writer:
— What concepts do you cover and what software do you teach in Technical Writing course?
We teach from basics of publishing/designing to advanced concepts. We cover:
— Is Technical Writing a new field?
Many people think Technical Writing to be a new field. It is not so. Technical Writing has been existent for centuries. It is just that it is getting a good shape and the due recognition now.
Internationally it is referred to as Technical Communication and is an integral part of a Corporate structure.
A Document Development Cycle (DDLC) or a Software Development Cycle (SDLC) is not complete without a Technical Writer
— What is the scope for Technical Writing?
With the advancements in the field of
Information Technology, the way any business happens has changed, and the
emphasis on quality has increased. Owing to this factor of attaining perfect
quality, the market needs professional Technical Writers who are masters in
communicating the right information to the right people.
— What salaries do Technical Writers get?
Technical Writing proves to be a very good career option. A fresher in the field of technical writing gets paid around Rs.12,000 per month. A technical writer with two years of experience is able to draw about Rs.25,000 per month. Efficient and Experienced Technical Writers get monthly salaries running to lakhs. For current figures you can refer to: www.stc-india.org, the official website of Society for Technical Communicators (STC) in India.
Apart from these employment opportunities,
technical writing also provides lots of scope for freelancing.
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Good news: Honda has officially unveiled a twin-turbocharged CR-Z. Bad news: the finished product, christened the CR-Z GT, is a purpose-built race car that will compete in Japan's Super GT GT300 class.
Developed in partnership with perennial tuning partner Mugen, the CR-Z GT almost looks like a cartoon version of the roadgoing hybrid hatchback. The wheelbase is roughly 5 inches longer than the production CR-Z, while box flares, applied to both front and rear fenders, widen the CR-Z's stance by a solid eight inches. The only figure that hasn't dropped much is weight. Mugen's site says the CR-Z GT tips the scales at 2645 pounds, only 12 pounds lighter than a stock 2012 CR-Z with a manual transmission.
We wouldn't be the least bit surprised if the CR-Z GT's new powertrain adds a bit more weight into the mix. Honda isn't revealing much at this point in time, but notes the CR-Z GT ditches the stock 1.5-liter I-4 in favor of a twin-turbocharged 2.8-liter V-6, which is allegedly mated to a hybrid driveline of some sort. Whether this is a version of the Integrated Motor Assist system used on the production car or a unique design – perhaps even a flywheel-based kinetic energy recovery system (KERS) – remains to be seen.
At this point, only one CR-Z GT will be fielded in the 2012 Super GT series. Team Infinite will be responsible for the #16 car shown here, and will place veteran drivers Hideki Mutoh and Daisuke Nakajima behind the wheel. They'll have their work cut out for them, as the GT300 class is ripe with new competition, including a new Toyota Prius-based racer and the Subaru BRZ.
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Side-loading applications with the PlayBook App Manager is a process by which applications are directly loaded onto a BlackBerry Playbook tablet using a computer, bypassing the use of BlackBerry's official app store. Side-loading is commonly used by developers who frequently need to test unfinished projects not yet made public.Continue Reading
The PlayBook App Manager is available as a browser extension for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. The PlayBook App Manager runs on Windows, Mac and Chrome OS systems and does not require Java to run. PlayBook App Manager is popularly used to side-load Google Android applications onto the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and the BlackBerry Z10 and BlackBerry Q10 phones.Learn more about Mobile


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Yesterday, I participated in a webinar with Tnooz and TripAdvisor about the future of reputation management. Joining me were Adele Gutman of HK Hotels and Brian Payea of TripAdvisor.
Adele told the story of how she attained an accomplishment other marketing executives only dream about – putting all four of her properties in the top four positions of TripAdvisor's New York hotel ranking. By obsessively focusing on creating a remarkable experience for guests – and viewing service as marketing – she now earns more than 50% of revenue through direct website bookings. A few pieces of advice:
- "Reputation creates demand."
- "Everything you do is reputation management: from hiring and training staff to the type of linens you order for the guest rooms."
- "Imagine the reviews you want, and then become the hotel that inspires them."
Brian shared some fascinating data related to how consumers view management responses to reviews. According to Forrester research commissioned by TripAdvisor:
- 79% say a management response to a bad review reassures them
- 78% say a management response to a good review makes them think highly of the hotel
And then I presented some ideas on how to generate more direct bookings with reviews and user-generated content. You can view the slides from the presentation here:
Update: A full summary of the event was posted to Tnooz here, and you can watch the full video below:
Tnooz-TripAdvisor webinar: Reputation management and beyond from tnooz on Vimeo.


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Former Rangers GM here to explain the reasoning behind that... I was really tight last season in FA. The only player that I really wanted to bring in that was UFA was Zucker, I thought I was the only one that offered him a contract, so I just listed him on my roster prematurely. Calgary ended up actually signing him.
As for Bergfors, the GM before me signed him to that ridiculous long-term deal! I just really had him either stuffed in the minors or playing for injured players.
If I had one regret, it was trading Hagelin. I don't mind Brodziak, but prospect Jayden Hart won't amount to much in the time the league is around, so I would probably rather have Hagelin.
Sauer contract is a bit wild looking back, especially with so much defensive talent in the system... He is essentially a 3rd pairing defenseman who should be Top 4. Problem is, Del Zotto / Staal / McDonagh / Girardi are better.
You know, that all makes sense to me.
I thought the trade was Zucker for Hagelin. That was the head-scratcher. (In addition to the Bergfors contract--he be waiver bound, I suspect).
Sauer is a good player in the game. I'll likely keep him for the reason you say--unless it becomes an obstacle to signing more pressing players.
Brodziak fills a need at 3C, so the Hagelin deal was fine.
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COLUMBUS, Ind. A small plane crashed into a house in central Indiana city early Thursday, igniting a fire and injuring two people who were on the plane, authorities said.
A woman who lived in the house told Indianapolis television stations that she was home alone when the crash happened and wasn't hurt.
The crash happened around 9:30 a.m. about a mile from the airport in Columbus, a city about 40 miles south of Indianapolis, Indiana State Police Sgt. Noel Houze said.
Neighbor Marion Clavin told WTHR-TV that he was inside his house when he heard two booms. When he went outside, he saw one person who got out of the plane.
"He was bleeding and he was on fire. I told him `Roll on the grass, roll on the grass!"' Clavin said.
The man told him the pilot had already gotten out of the plane, Clavin said.
The cause of the crash wasn't immediately known.
One of the injured is listed in critical condition with severe burns and was airlifted to Wishard Hospital in Indianapolis, CBS affiliate WISH-TV reports. The other person injured was taken by ambulance to an Indianapolis hospital.
Police say one of the homeowners was inside the home when the plane crashed but is not injured, WISH-TV reports.
Much of the one-story house was destroyed and little or no plane wreckage was visible from television helicopter video after the fire was extinguished. No other houses appeared to be damaged.
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Scotland Baptist Church will hold its Christmas program Dec. 16 and the Scotland Lighthouse Fellowship will have theirs on Dec. 19. Enjoy.
Highway 110
The Highway 110 Volunteer Fire Department has completed the Arkansas Firewise Certification Program! It was the only district in Van Buren County to start and be certified this year. The Firewise Community Wildfire Protection Plan is a program that we, as a community are getting trained on to understand the fire hazards and areas to be addressed where we can help maintain. Any community member can be a part of this program. By taking on clean-up and maintenance projects we earn points that will allow us to purchase much needed tools for the Fire Department. For more information come to one of the Fire Department meetings held the first Thursday of every month at 7 p.m. or visit arkansasfirewise.com.
The Highway 110 VFD officer elections were also held at the last meeting. Lucas Emberton remains as the chief, David Lowrance remains as the assistant chief, Barb McKinney will be our new secretary, and Deb Prout will remain as the treasurer. Board president is Dean McKinney and board members are Bob Bagley, Kenny Lasater, Maclin Litaker and Dan Prout.
We wish Kay Bensuk a speedy recovery after a fall broke her ankle! Get well soon Kay.
On birthday notes, Annie Holley turned 78 on Nov 24 and Maclin Litaker will be 32 on December 8. Happy first wedding anniversary to Lucas and Laura Emberton. They were married a year ago Dec. 9, 2011.
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Cinco de Mayo drinks: 10 cocktails to celebrate with
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo? We reached out to some drink companies and restaurants to find 10 fun cocktails to treat yourself to.
Fresh pineapple
2 oz. tequila
1 oz. Cointreau
1 oz. lime juice
1 oz. pineapple juice
Muddle fresh pineapple in the bottom of a mixing glass, then add tequila, Cointreau, lime juice and pineapple juice with ice and shake. Strain over ice in a cinnamon-sugar rimmed rocks glass and garnish with a pineapple wedge.
Slim and sparkling margarita(Credit: SPARKLING ICE)
3 oz. SPARKLING ICE Lemon Lime
1 oz. tequila
Splash of Triple Sec
Fresh squeezed lime
Shake and pour ingredients into a chilled rocks glass rimmed in salt. Garnish with a lime slice.
Sweet spice & everything nice(Credit: Sparkling ICE)
3 oz. Pink Grapefruit Sparkling ICE
1 1/2 oz. vodka
1 oz. lime juice
Lime wedge
Sliced fresh jalapeno
Chili salt for rim of glass (Kosher salt mixed with chili powder)
Use a lime wedge to rub the entire rim of a chilled martini glass and dip into chili salt mixture. Combine vodka and jalapeno slices with ice in a shaker. Strain and pour into the chilled martini glass. Top with Pink Grapefruit Sparkling ICE. Garnish with jalapeno slices.
Ruby slipper(Credit: Deep Eddy Ruby Red Vodka)
2 oz. Deep Eddy Ruby Red Vodka
4 raspberries
1 thin (de-seeded) habanero clove
1/2 oz. fresh watermelon juice
2 basil leaves
Splash of club soda
Muddle raspberries and habanero clove. Combine all ingredients, including one basil leaf, and shake vigorously with ice. Strain over fresh ice. Top with club soda and add basil leaf garnish.
Berry margarita(Credit: Cointreau, Recipe by Kyle Ford)
1.5 oz. tequila
1 oz. Cointreau
½ oz. lime juice
½ oz. blackberries
Shake tequila, Cointreau, lime juice and blackberries with ice and strain into a sugar-rimmed rocks glass. Garnish with two blackberries on a silver toothpick.
Black current margarita(Credit: Nicole Horton; recipe from Honu Kitchen & Cocktails, Huntington)
1 1/2 oz. Herradura Silver tequila
1/2 oz. triple sec
1 1/2 oz. POM black currant juice
the juice of 1/2 fresh lime
In a shaker, combine Herradura Silver tequila, triple sec, black currant juice and lime juice. Shake lightly and serve with ice cubes in a rocks glass.
Cinco De Mayo's minty mojito(Credit: VOGA)
5 oz. VOGA Sparkling Wine
1 oz. Bacardi Limon Rum
6 Mint leaves lightly muddled
Splash of Lime
Muddle ½ of the mint leaves into the bottom of a collins glass. Shake and pour VOGA Sparkling and Barcardi Limon into a chilled tall glass with ice. Garnish with a lime slice and remaining mint leaves.
El coco doble(Credit: 1800 Coconut)
2 oz. 1800 Coconut
The juice of 1 whole lime
3/4 oz. of fresh squeezed grapefruit juice
1/2 oz. simple syrup
Shake with ice and strain into a Collins glass filled with crushed ice. Garnish with spent lime shell.
Spicy margarita(Credit: Cointreau, Recipe by Kyle Ford)
2 oz. Blanco tequila
1 oz. Cointreau
¾ oz. lime juice
2 slices jalapeno
A pinch of cilantro
Combine tequila, Cointreau, lime juice, jalapeno and a pinch of cilantro in a mixing glass and add ice. Shake and strain into rocks glass. Garnish with cilantro and jalapeno.
Mexican Salute(Credit: Hornitos)
1 part Hornitos Plata Tequila
2 parts lemonade
3 to 4 dashes of green hot sauce
Salt/smoked paprika rim
Rim shot glass with salt and smoked paprika. Mix chilled lemonade, chilled Hornitos Plata and hot sauce in mixing glass and pour into a tall shot glass.
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Hunter 20552 Italian Countryside Cocoa 52″ Ceiling Fan with Light
Hunter 20552 Italian Countryside Cocoa 52″ Ceiling Fan with Light
- WhisperWind Motor – Limited Lifetime Warranty / CFM = 5387, Watts Used = 70, CFM Per Watt = 77
- Includes: 5 Aged Barnwood/Cherried Walnut switchblades – (52″ Span / 13 Blade Pitch)
- Includes: Three Speed Pull Chain – (Remote & Wall Controls Sold Separately)
- (2) 60B10 – 120watt Incandescent Light w/cap for No-Light (bulb(s) included)
- Downrods and Accessories are Available
The Hunter Fan 20552 is a Italian Countryside Ceiling Fan with the Three Speed Pull Chain in the Cocoa motor finish. This Ceiling Fan is from the Italian Countryside Collection and is UL Indoor rated. The Italian Countryside Includes 3″ (3/4″ Interior Diameter) Pole.
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Rick Steves' Italy's Countryside DVD
Rick Steves' Italy's Countryside DVD
This DVD includes all 7 half-hour Rick Steves' Europe TV shows on Italy's countryside, produced from 2000 to 2009: Cinque Terre Italy's Hidden Riviera; Siena and Assisi Italy's Grand Hill Towns; Tuscany's Dolce Vita; Italy's Great Hill Towns; Italy's Amalfi Coast; The Best of Sicily. Running time: 3½ hours.
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COLORSLIDE TOUR OF ITALY Scenic Wonderland: Her Cities and Countryside
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A Glance at Revolutionized Italy: A Visit to Messina, and a Tour Through the Kingdom of Naples, the Abruzzi, the Marches of Ancona, Rome, the States … &C., &C., in the Summer of 1848. V. 2
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.
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Italian Farm Vacations: The Guide to Countryside Hospitality (Dolce Vita)
Italian Farm Vacations: The Guide to Countryside Hospitality (Dolce Vita)
A new title in the Touring Club of Italy's Dolce Vita series, Italian Farm Vacations shows travelers how to sample the classic pleasures of Italian country life. Sites range from rustic working farms and villas to elegant castles and wineries, with accommodations from simple bed and breakfast to separate houses. Visitors can expect a warm welcome and a high level of hospitality at these typically family-run operations. The farm experience may include dining with the host family, assisting in the grape harvest, or merely enjoying the beauty and serenity of the countryside. In addition, travelers may pursue individual interests such as horseback riding, swimming, mountain biking, and hiking. Rates at these lodgings fall well below the cost of
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BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) — Las Vegas resident Alan Weber apparently took a gamble here in Boca and lost. Boca Raton Police charged Weber with Marijuana possession — over 20 grams — and one count of drug equipment possession.
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quote:Originally posted by phlmaestroI used to get them a lot when I was younger and still do occasionally. One of the items that used to be in them frequently, but that I never see any more is chicken wrapped in foil. It was sort of ground up chicken and heavily seasoned, and the foil would be dripping in grease. I loved it.
quote:Originally posted by PwingsxAll the Chinese restaurants here have pu pu platters. They generally have butterfly shrimp, fried chicken drumettes, ribs, crab rangoon, and sometimes shrimp toast. Mmmmmm.
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2010 Mirrocraft/Northport Inc Values, Specs and Prices
Select a 2010 Mirrocraft/Northport Inc Model
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The Mirrocraft name first appeared in 1956 when a Wisconsin-based aluminum entered the boat market. Bought by company employees in 1982, the Northport Incorporated name took over the Mirrocraft name as a quality aluminum boat builder. Mirrocraft/Northport Incorporated caters heavily to anglers with jon boats and utility watercraft. The Mirrocraft/Northport Incorporated boat line-up also includes a number of runabouts.


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- Dictionary Backup & Sync: Swype now backs up and syncs a user's personal dictionary across any of their mobile devices. So now when nicknames like "Ollie" are added to a mobile phone, that word will be automatically added to the personal dictionary on a tablet as well as all other registered devices.
- Swype for Tablets: Swype has taken tablet innovation to the next level by offering a choice of three different keyboard layouts for tablets: the original keyboard, a small and moveable keyboard, and a split keyboard. So no matter what style keyboard, people can stay connected and productive from anywhere.
- Hotwords: Language is evolving faster than ever and Swype now updates dictionaries with the latest global trending words. Swype users can opt-in to receive updates to their dictionaries and stay up to date with the newest hotwords, like "Gangnam Style."
- Themes: Swype allows users to further personalize their devices with the new keyboard theme options. Users can access up to 10 different themes in Swype's settings menu for quick and cool keyboard customizations.
- More Language Support: The latest update to Swype also features enhancements to the Chinese keyboard with an additional tool bar and has added a Flick keyboard to Japanese. Users can also expect many more languages with Advanced Language Models that predict the words and phrases users Swype the most.
Nuance Communications Inc. (NASDAQ: NUAN) today released the latest version of the Swype keyboard at http://beta.swype.com. The latest version of Swype is more personal than ever as it now lets people sync their personal dictionary across multiple mobile devices. Swype also now features three different tablet keyboards, updates dictionaries with relevant trending hotwords, and offers multiple fun keyboard theme choices. Swype is a four-in-one keyboard that lets people choose how they stay connected, whether they swype, type, write, or speak. Swype "learns" each individual user's text input style and builds a personal language model– in other words, the more Swype is used, the smarter it gets. In addition to the new capabilities announced earlier this year, Swype now features:


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D&O insurance: Beware of 'professional services' exclusions
Executives and their companies should beware of "professional services" exclusions in directors and officers liability (D&O) insurance policies. When plaintiffs sue service-focused companies and their directors and officers — even when the suits do not allege misconduct in the provision of professional services — insurers often cite professional services exclusions...
California takes aim at drones with surface-to-air legislation
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Lela Hollabaugh appointed managing partner of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings' Nashville office
Lela Hollabaugh has been appointed managing partner of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings, LLP's Nashville office.
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Honigman's Pifer counsels Pebblebrook on string of deals
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BP agrees to record settlement in principle on Deepwater Horizon oil spill
BP has agreed to a record $18.7 billion settlement – in principle – with the federal government and five state governments over the massive Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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This is why you have to think ahead and plan for cybersecurity incidents. Because without knowing what you need to know on the front-end, your crisis response is going to fall apart on the back end.
Voir dire dynamics in large trials with large panels: Is more really merrier?
Before you walk into a room with 125 venire panelists, make sure you carefully think through the changed dynamics of your voir dire presentation under what will be very different conditions from jury selection in a "garden variety" case.
Labor & Employment Digest: May 2015
Technology is pervasive in our society, and while it has changed business for the better, modern technology has created a host of headaches for employers—and attorneys.
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Yesterday's resources announced by the USCCB are
- An online searchable edition of the Catechism of the Catholic Church (find it HERE)
- An announcement of plans and a theme, based on the "door of faith" (find it HERE)
- A new resource page on the USCCB site (find it HERE)
October 2011 motu proprio entitled Porta fidei in which he declared the Year of Faith :
"The central image of the Year of Faith is the 'door of faith' based on Acts of the Apostles," said Bishop David Ricken of Green Bay, Wisconsin, chairman of the USCCB Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis, in his presentation to the bishops. "The 'door of faith' is opened at one's baptism, but during this year we are called to open it again, walk though it and rediscover and renew our relationship with Christ and his Church."OK, we have their wisdom. Now, parish leaders need to re-focus their plans for next year or find ways to tie already-scheduled events in to this theme.


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It has been less than 24 hours since The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, announced she is expecting her first baby with Prince William and already the news has reached fever pitch.
The press eagerly wait for Kate Middleton to leave hospital. (Splash News)
While the expectant mum is bedbound at King Edward VII hospital in central London, the press has been mounting outside in the dozens as photographers clamber to get the first photos of Kate since the news broke.
Police guard King Edward VII hospital where Kate is resting due to suffering with morning sickness. (Splash News)
St James' Palace confirmed the good news yesterday after Kate was admitted to hospital suffering from acute morning sickness known as hyperemesis gravidarum - with it being claimed that the 30-year-old's pregnancy is still in the early stages.
Prince William was by his poorly wife's side yesterday and was photographed looking tense as he left the hospital at 8.20pm last night.
While details about the pregnancy are naturally being guarded, it has been speculated that the married couple may be welcoming two heirs, as specialists have revealed their is a strong possibility Kate could be carrying twins.
Kate and William announced they are expecting their first child yesterday. (James Whatling/Splash News)
Dr. Ashley Roman, a professor and OB/GYN at New York University Langone Medical Center told ABC news that mothers expecting twins are more likely to experience the condition, with a 7.5 percent higher risk.
Despite Kate's fragile condition, the press have been out in full force with pictures emerging of dozens of media outlets lining the pavement outside the hospital hoping to catch a glimpse of the mother-to-be.
We hope Kate makes a speedy recovery.
Robert Pattinson 'Ditching Kristen Stewart For Family Christmas In London'
X Factor's Jahmene Douglas Opens Up About Horrific Past: 'My Father Imprisoned And Abused My Mother'
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"Cline has written a wonderfully researched and well-crafted overview of one of the most fascinating, complex, and debated periods in the history of the ancient world. Tying together an impressively broad range of disparate data, he weaves together a very convincing re-creation of the background, mechanisms, and results of the transition from the Late Bronze Age to the Iron Age in the eastern Mediterranean and beyond."--Aren Maeir, Bar-Ilan University
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"Cline's book is something special in ancient history writing. . . . The book is up to date in its research, covers a lot of ground, is careful in its conclusions, and will be referred to and cited by students of Aegean and eastern Mediterranean prehistory, discussed by the scholarly community, as well as read by the interested public. Cline has done a good job of bringing the Late Bronze Age eastern Mediterranean to a very wide audience."--Guy D. Middleton, American Journal of Archaeology
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"The end of the Late Bronze Age, around the turn of the twelfth century BCE, was a civilizational collapse similar to the much better known fall of the Roman Empire seventeen centuries later. . . . The causes of this collapse have been among the enduring mysteries of ancient history and archaeology, a complicated detective story for which Eric Cline deftly serves as guide. Cline . . . Presents for educated general readers a survey of the evidence and scholarship concerning the end of the Late Bronze Age. He also engagingly establishes the historical and geographical context of the collapse, complete with a motley and compelling cast of characters."--Matthew A. Sears, Canadian Journal of History
"This collapse has been a popular subject for scholars, not least our author, for a very long time. Here he usefully assembles the evidence and deduces that it was the very complexity of powers, their interrelationships through trade or war, that brought about the collapse, and he is probably right."--John Boardman, Common Knowledge
"The most analytically satisfying, accessible, and of course up-to-date treatment of one of the great enigmas of the ancient world."--Christoph Bachhuber, Historian
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BLACKBURN Family
John Henry Blackburn
John H. Blackburn, brother Ephraim, sisters Anna Blackburn Darr and Eliza Blackburn, and a nephew, John S. Blackburn came to Arkansas on a wagon train from Lincoln County, North Carolina. They left North Carolina on October 5, 1858 and arrived in Pope County around January 2, 1859. A diary of the wagon train journey was kept by John C. Darr, a son of Anna Blackburn Darr. This diary is printed in The Atkins Chronicle dated July 30, 1909 through October 8, 1909 under the heading, "Fifty-One Years Ago." It is also reprinted in the March through September 1996 issues ofthe Pope County Historical Quarterly. According to the author of an article entitled "Three Darr Brothers: Business and Civic Pioneers" printed in the January-February-March 1974 issue of the Pope County Historical Quarterly their family came to Arkansas on a caravan of 100 families. Ephraim Blackburn and his family settled in Johnson County. John H, Eliza and John S. Blackburn and Anna Darr settled about four miles northeast of Galla Rock in what is now the Bell's Chapel Community ..
John H. was born 15 November 1818 in Lincoln County, North Carolina, the son of John and Mary (Polly) Hallman (Holman) Blackburn. On 4 August 1846 he married Lavinia Catherine Dellinger. She was born 10 January 1827, the daughter of David and Sarah (Sally) Butts Dellinger. Her parents died when she and her sister, Joanna Harriet, were both quite young. After Sarah's death both were bound to Daniel Shuford to learn the trade of weaving. Their Apprentice Bonds are on file in the North Carolina State Archives and are dated May 1836.
In the 1850 and 1860 census John H. lists his occupation as "farmer" and in the 1870 census his occupation is listed as "blacksmith" living in Galla Rock Township. Following the Civil War all Southerners were required to sign an "Oath of Allegiance" to the United States. John H. signed the Oath of Allegiance on the 11 April 1864 at Lewisburg, Arkansas. He was 46 years old, had gray eyes, dark hair, fair complexion, was 5' 9" tall, a blacksmith, a citizen and his address was Galley Creek, Arkansas. John died 26 April 1873 and is buried in the Galla Rock Cemetery. In the Arkansas Gazette dated 24 May 1873 The Galla Rock Lodge No. 172, ofF. and A.M. at their regular meeting on May 11, 1873 passed a resolution noting the death of John H. Blackburn. At the 7 May 1873 meeting in Galla Rock of the Hope Lodge No. 38 I.O.O.F. they also passed a resolution noting his death.
After John's death Lavinia lived with daughters Caroline Whitesides and Hannah Elizabeth Lazenby. She died 23 December 1909 and is buried in the Bell's Chapel Cemetery. Her obituary in the paper reads, "December 30, 1909 - Bells Chapel- With sad hearts we chronicle the death of 'Grandma Blackburn', who was called to rest Dec. 23. She was eighty-three years old and loved by all who knew her."
1. Hannah Elizabeth b. 5 Jul1847 in Lincoln County d. 20 May 1924 m. (1) Alfred R. Robinson 22 Nov 1866 in Pope County
2.LaviniaRobinson b. 31 May 1871 d. 16 July 1934
m. William E. Lazenby 22 Jan 1889
2. John A. Robinson b. 1 Nov 1873 d. 17 Sept 1905
2. Lucinda Ann Robinson b. 10 Dec 1877 d. 13 May 1957 m. John Albert Torrence 18 Dec 1895
2. David Pinkston b. 12 Jan 1880 d. 6 Jan 1950 m. Loanna Austin 18 Dec 1898
m. Birdie Kyle
2. James A. Robinson b. 15 Aug 1882 d. 9 Nov 1907 m. Virgie Johnson 24 Dec 1902
m. (2).William Preston Lazenby
2.Mattie Irene Lazenby b. 25 Mar 1887 d. 9 Feb 1957 m. Dan H. Kyle
3.May Lazenby b. Mar 1889
m. Tolbert Keener 7 Mar 1909
2.Carl Lazenby b. 22 Oct 1890 d. 11 Jun 1950 m. Ruth Parish 18 Jul1912
3.Reese P. Lazenby
1. Caroline A. Blackburn b. 17 Dec 1949 in Lincoln Co. d. ca 1880 m. William Jackson Whitesides 3 Apr 1875
2.Molly Lavinia Whitesides b. 25 Jun 1876 d. 16 Feb 1953
m. James Newton Kendrick m. 23 Dec 1903
2.James William Whitesides b. 29 Mar 1878 d. 31 Aug 1947 m. Tennie Jones 22 Dec 1907
3.Julia Ora Whitesides b. 12 Oct 1879 d. 18 Aug 1962
m. Leonard Hugh Austin 24 Dec 1905
1. Harriet E. Blackburn b. 27 Aug 1852 in Lincoln Co. d. 1938
m. Julius G. Reed 31 Oct 1870
2. Mary Ida Reed b. 27 Dec 1873 d. 20 Jan 1874 2. Allie L. Reed b. 12 Apr 1875 d. 1 Apr 1915 m. A.A. Williams 16 Nov 1911
2. William Aylette Reed b. 6 Sept 1877 d. 9 Mar 1901 m. Lula M. Claunch 8 Nov 1899
2. Lavinia E. Reed b. 29 Feb 1880 d. 19 Jul1881
2.John Arthur Reed b. 29 Oct 1882 d. 19 Feb 1948
m. Esther Dixon
2.Ada C. Reed b. 23 Aug 1885 d. 21 Jan 1965
m. Roy Faucett 23 Oct 1904
2.Guy Emmett Reed b. 5 Aug 1888 d. 13 Dec 1931
m. (1) Victoria Spruill (Spinell) 7 Nov 1910 m. (2) Eula Ann Keener 7 Feb 1923
2.Temperance Reed b. 10 Feb 1891 d. 9 Nov 1958 m. Amos Otto Keener 22 Sept 1907
3.Julius Grady Reed b. 24 Jan 1895 d. 10 Feb 1984 m. (1) Myrtle Keener 25 Jan 1922
m. (2) Opal Irene LaPan 2 Dec 1933
2. Ava Irene Reed b. 18 Apr 1897 d. 9 Dec 1978
m. Eathel Herman Keener 18 Nov 1917
1. Julius G. Blackburn b. 20 Feb 1855 in Lincoln Co. d. 29 Oct 1870
1. David M. (Mack) Blackburn b. 17 Aug 1857 in Lincoln Co. d. 3 Apr 1927 m. Annie Reese 8 Dec 1886
1. Mary Ellen Blackburn b. 10 Sept 1860 d.
m. Columbus Washington (Lum) Coffee 4 Oct 1882
1. Samuel V. Blackburn b. 27 Apr 1866 d. 5 Oct 1867
Eliza Blackburn, Julius G. Blackburn, and Samuel V. Blackburn are also buried in the Galla Rock Cemetery.
Blackburn Ancestors
1. Robert Blackburn b. ca 1740 d. 18 Oct 1793
m.Martha d. after 1803
2. William Blackburn b. before 1774 d. before 1808
m. Frances
2.Elias Blackburn b. before 1774 d. ca 1820
m. Barbara Finger 4 Jun 1793
2.James Blackburn b. before 1778 d. ca 1808
m. Susannah Hildabrand 21 Mar 1803
2.John Blackburn b. 1 May 1785 d. 12 Sept 1843
m. Mary (Polly) Hallman (Holman) 23 Feb 1805
3. Eliza Blackburn b. 17 Dec 1805 d. 5 Feb 1876
3.AnnaBlackburn b. 1808 d. 19 Feb 1879
m. Henry Rufus Darr 12 Jan 1831
3.Ephraim Alexander Blackburn b. 19 Apr 1809 d. 28 Feb 1875
m. Levenia Carpenter 1 Oct 1834
3.Samuel Blackburn b. ca 1811
m. Elizabeth Shuford 16 Nov 1841
3.Polly Blackburn b. ca 1815
m. Charles Tucker
3.John Henry Blackburn b. 15 Nov 1818 d. 26 Apr 1873
m. Lavinia Catherine Dellinger 4 Aug 1846
2. Nathaniel Blackburn b. after 1778 d. after 1818
2.Hannah Blackburn
m. Thomas Saunders 24 Aug 1790
2.Mary Blackburn
m. William McClure (McCloud) 10 Apr 1802
2.Susannah Blackburn m. William Cline
According to Neal Wilfong in his book, Hayfields & Ploughshares. the first person in the Catawba Valley with the surname of Blackburn was likely Robert Blackburn, Esquire. He was a farmer, surveyor, Justice ofthe Peace, and a North Carolina Assemblyman. The earliest known record of Robert in North Carolina is a 29 Oct 1767 land grant in which he received 66 acres on the east side of Clark's Creek in Mecklenburg County. It seems that Robert was a very educated man for his day. His name appears as a witness to numerous wills, deeds, and marriage bonds in the records of Tryon and Lincoln Counties .. His wife, Martha, also signed many of the papers as a witness.
Dellinger Ancestors
1.George Dellinger b. ca 1760 d.1804
m. Barbara Stroup 25 Oct 1782 b. ca 1765 d. 1825
2.Elizabeth Dellinger b. ca 1783 m. Henry Courtney
2. John Dellinger b. ca 1785 d. before 1860 m. Hannah Sides (Seitz)
2. Phillip Dellinger b. ca 1786 d. before 1860 m. Margaretta Rebecca Black
2.David Dellinger b. ca 1887 d. 18 Oct 1833
m. Sarah (Sally) Butts
2.Catherine Dellinger b. ca 1791 d. ca 1832 m. Henry Dellinger
3.Nancy Dellinger b. ca 1793 d. before 1870
m. Hubbard Blaylock
2.Andrew Dellinger b. ca 1795 d. ca 1863
m. Polly Shelton
2.Andrew Dellinger b. ca 1797 d. 1877
m. Emelia Bradshaw m. Elizabeth Barkley
2. Mary Dellinger b. ca 1799 d. before 1870
m. Henry Randleman
2.Samuel Dellinger b. ca 1801 d. 1865
2. Solomon Dellinger b. 1803
m. Catherine Randleman
d. after 1880
George was probably born in Lincoln County and was of German descent. He lived in Lower Lincoln County and held land on Killian's Creek and on Leeper's Creek. His occupation was wagon maker. George figured in many land transactions from about 1780 until his death ca 1804.
George's Revolutionary War services were as follows: 92 days service (Sept. 1788-Dec 1788) in Capt. Wm. Moore's company under the command of Brigadier Gen. Rutherford. He was also a Signer of the Tryon Association 14 Aug 1775 [Annals of Lincoln County North Carolina}. The Tryon Resolves is a "famous" document (at least locally) because it is one of the earliest public records of the revolt against Britain. There is a monument commemorating this event in old Tryon County.
If anyone has information of other families on the wagon train, please contact me. I welcome corrections and additions.
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Tragedy and Irish literature Synge, O'Casey, Beckett
Title from e-book title screen (viewed August 25, 2006). Includes bibliographical references (p. 175-196) and index. Cover -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- 1 Introduction: The Loss of Tragic Value and the Value of Tragic Loss -- Introduction -- Undefined tragedy: varieties of value -- Irish tragedians? Synge, O'Casey and Beckett -- 2 A Gallous Story or a Dirty Deed?: J. M. Synge and the Tragedy of Evasion -- Introduction: The evasion of confrontation and the confrontation of evasion -- Reality or Romance? -- The art of guilt -- Identity and economics -- 3 Delusion and Disillusionment: The Tragedy of Meliorism in Sean O'Casey's Early Drama -- Introduction: O'Casey and meliorism -- O'Casey and politics -- The Dublin trilogy: disillusionment to delusion -- The Silver Tassie: holy war? -- 4 Beyond Tragedy: Samuel Beckett and the Art of Confusion -- Introduction: Beckett and tragedy -- The anti-philosophical turn -- The Irish geography of Beckett's memory: the politics of form -- After Eden: loss, guilt and the Law' -- Afterword -- Notes Electronic reproduction.UK :MyiLibrary,2006Available via World Wide Web.Access may be limited to MIL affiliated libraries.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- What do you do when you embark on a long journey, and right after your first steps some ornery dude in a pickup tells you to get the heck off his property and go back to the beginning?
Well ... exactly what he says, of course.
Not an auspicious start 18 months ago, but that's how four Santa Cruzans began a piecemeal walk from their hometown to the Golden Gate Bridge -- not along the road, mind you, but as close to the crooked line where land meets sea as possible.
In their exploration of 80 miles of largely uninterrupted coastal beauty, the friends wandered over sands, through World War II bunkers and up steep cliffs. At one point, they even stumbled onto an optical illusion.
Just before Thanksgiving, they reached their destination. The group, joined by several other in celebration, slapped palms on the international orange railings of the famous bridge, and ventured out over the water to the Marin Headlands.
"It infatuated me," said the group ringleader, local radio personality "Sleepy" John Sandidge. "I've always been someone who, going on a hike, wanted to see what was around the next corner. And driving up and down this coast, I was always like, 'What's over there? What's on the beaches? What do the beaches look like?'"
Sandidge is no stranger to epic walks. He made a similar trek a decade ago, and also walked to the Bixby Bridge in Big Sur. For this trip, he recruited Richard Stockton of Planet Cruz Comedy Hour, Rio Theater owner Laurence Bedford, and local attorney Ben Rice.
The four wandered. They picked through landscapes, looking for paths to that point out on the horizon that you are drawn to because you haven't been there, and because going there looks like it might be kind of fun.
"Once you do it a few times, you really want to do the whole thing," Sandidge said of their walks, arranged when each could find the time. "Because what you find out is that each segment is totally different, each five-mile segment or three-mile or whatever you take. And there's nobody there!"
The elder among the group, Sandidge took point first, then handed it over to Stockton after too often emerging from his forays bug-bitten and bloodied. Rice, they joked, was along not only for companionship, but to offer legal counsel should the situation arise.
"No one's been indicted," joked Rice. "We several times got to these signs: 'Private Property: Do Not Enter.' We didn't know, you know? We came from the beach. Most people, they don't care."
Bedford once proposed donning official-looking jackets, an idea cooked up to fool landowners into letting them pass. The memory of the inaugural walk still hangs with him.
"Our first day, our first hike, we're trying to make it down this dirt trail by Western [Drive]. This guy, he came to us gnarlied-up. 'You boys lost?'" Bedford said. "That was the very first day of the trip!"
The coast of Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties is surprisingly unspoiled. Standing on Highway 1, there are secrets out beyond the bluffs, unseen beaches, vistas that have never made the cover of a guidebook.
The hike isn't easy. The group found themselves trapped by tides, or negotiating steep ravines that can be a puzzle to get in and out of, and once solved are often filled with poison oak.
"You can't walk on the beach the whole way. You have to do part of the trip on the bluffs, and that's where you run into these obstacles," Sandidge said.
Sometimes they would overshoot their car and have to walk back. Gazing down from a bluff one day, they spied an artist using wet and dry sand to draw a massive, M.C. Escher-like stack of cubes, turning the beach into an enigma.
Sometimes the ocean turned them around.
"A lot of getting stuck on the beach and having to go back because the tide corners you off on the point," Bedford said.
Sandidge talks about putting together a coffee table book about the walk, and they collected hundreds of pictures along the way. He hopes it could be a way to raise money for a coastal trail, allowing more people to make the same walk with greater ease.
"At least part of my idea is to get a trail along that coast so that everybody can walk on it," Sandidge said. "Because there are parts of the trail -- well, that there is no trail -- and where there's private property, and there's no way to do it without trespassing. Of course, we found a way.
"I can't share that information with you," Sandidge continued wryly. "It's national security."
The quartet is not the first to set off on foot along California's coast, of course. Gaspar de Portola did it, as did Juan Bautista de Anza. In 1910 and 1911, J. Smeaton Chase chronicled his horseback voyage along the coast, and more recently members of the nonprofit group Coastwalk trekked from Mexico to Oregon.
In 1972, the same voter initiative that created the state's Coastal Commission mandated a coastal trail along the length of the coast. That effort is being led by the state Coastal Conservancy, but 40 years later the trail is only 60 percent completed, and hard to spot in places.
Moreover, it is severely lacking between Santa Cruz and San Francisco. A 2003 report to the Legislature noted that at the time, San Mateo County owned the third-lowest percentage of completed trail miles. Santa Cruz County was the lowest.
"There are definitely gaps in the trail system as you head north out of Santa Cruz," said Tim Duff, a project manager with the state Coastal Conservancy. "It's really just one segment at a time."
To help address the problem, the Coastal Conservancy recently gave $250,000 to the county's Regional Transportation Commission to push the scope of just-completed Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail plan beyond Davenport and up to the San Mateo County border.
As a result, the plan calls for new trails through the Coast Dairies property next to Wilder Ranch and more. Duff said $2 billion in voter-approved park bonds are laying the groundwork for future coastal trails as well.
Sandidge, Rice, Stockton and Bedford aren't waiting around. Arriving at the bridge on a picture-perfect late fall day, the quartet embraces and celebrates. With faces still beaded with sweat, already they are looking ahead.
"I wanna go south! Are we going south?" Stockton hollers to Sandidge.
"Yeah," Sandidge shouts back over the wind.
"I'm in."
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Tollywood singer Sunitha in a programme of 'Meet The Star' has faced series of questions. Her fans said that she is cute and her smiling face is very good. She was also asked the reason of smile all the time. Singer Sunitha, reacting to all these questions , though little bit embarassed, said that she always smile with the hope that her cheeks will reduce in size.


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He is the proud torchbearer of the Beatles, the greatest band in the history of popular music, and one of the most closely-studied artists in show business, yet secrets and surprises remain in the life of Sir Paul McCartney. The full story is told in Fab.
Howard Sounes, author of the acclaimed Down the Highway: The Life of Bob Dylan, spent more than two years investigating every aspect of Sir Paul's life and work, including interviewing over 200 people. The result is the richest, most detailed, and most comprehensive biography of McCartney yet written.
Unlike previous biographers, the author pays equal attention to the story of McCartney in the Beatles and the ongoing story of his post-Beatles career, creating an engrossing history that spans the long arc of this great artist's life and work. Fab also includes the full, fascinating story of Sir Paul's calamitous second marriage to Heather Mills. Sounes proves a judicious critic of the music, while also delivering a superb psychological portrait of the man behind some of the world's most beloved songs.
Howard Sounes is known for writing detailed and revelatory biographies of a wide range of extraordinary personalities, including the murderers Fred and Rosemary West (Fred & Rose), the writer Charles Bukowski (Locked in the Arms of a Crazy Life), and the musicians Bob Dylan (Down the Highway) and Lou Reed (Notes from the Velvet Underground). Each book is based on extensive original research. For more information, visit www.howardsounes.com
"For fans willing to ponder their hero's flaws, Fab delivers all you need to know." (Rolling Stone)
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JUDY WOODRUFF: And finally tonight: a poet who earlier this week won the National Book Award.
Terrance Hayes is a professor at Carnegie Mellon University. His award-winning volume is titled "Lighthead."
Earlier this evening, he read a poem from that collection for us from a studio in Pittsburgh.
TERRANCE HAYES, 2010 National Book Award Winner: This is a poem I wrote in response to Hurricane Katrina, "Fish Head for Katrina."
"The mouth is where the dead
Who are not dead do not dream
A house of damaged translations
Task married to distraction
As in a bucket left in a storm
A choir singing in the rain like fish
Acquiring air underwater
Prayer and sin the body
Performs to know it is alive
Lit from the inside by reckoning
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Which is no longer a city
The tongue reaching down a tunnel
And the teeth wet as windows
Set along the highway
Where the dead live in the noise
Of their shotgun houses
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Infant mortality in the United States has declined 12 percent in the last eight years, according to new statistics by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The infant mortality rate had declined throughout the last century but began to plateau in the last decade or so.
In 2011, there were 6.05 infant deaths per 1,000 live births.
That number is down from 6.87 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2005.
The CDC report said that it was the steepest decline for infants born to black women.
The decline was also most prominent in southern states, like Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina and South Carolina.
Researchers still think the infant mortality rate in the US is too high - far worse than most European countries, Canada, Australia and Singapore.
"Even though we do have a decline, preterm birth rates are much higher than in other countries, and the same is true with infant mortality," said Marian MacDorman, a statistician at the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).
They say the black and white divide in infant mortality is also troubling in the US.
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Practice makes perfect.
Before opening to the public, 35 employees of the Richmond KFC/Taco Bell were put through their first test – serving 181 guests complimentary lunches yesterday at the restaurant's Friends and Family Day.
The test run was to gauge the knowledge of the new employees and for them to practice their pace to quickly serve many customers. The restaurant will open to the public next week.
"KFC [chicken] has 11 special herbs and spices. They have perfected it and no one can duplicate it. It's like a great chef. My goal is to provide that perfect blend, for the employees to master it and provide it consistently," said owner Rajeev Jain. "We will also offer friendly service and clean surroundings."
The day kicked off with a flag-raising ceremony by Richmond Troop 324. Around 24 Cub Scout and Boy Scouts, along with their families, were on hand for the festivities. Hardin's Brianne McGuire performed an acappella rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner."
Afterwards, the scouts were treated to anything on the menu.
"Excellent!" was the critique from Cub Scout Jared Richards. Richards, who opted for the KFC grilled chicken, also indicated his pleasure with an enthusiastic "thumbs up." From 10:30 a.m. to around 3 p.m., the restaurant served members from area business and church communities.
Inside, the interior is vibrant with color and artwork. High-tech digital menu boards – the first of its kind in the country – display a full menu of KFC and Taco Bell items. Along with the Colonel's original recipe, customers can order crispy or grilled chicken, as well as gizzards and livers and chicken fried steak. The store also offers an extended list of side dishes along with 15 fountain drink choices, coffee and bottled drinks.
"Everybody told me they were wowed," Jain said. "They also said they were impressed with the friendliness of the cashiers."
Throughout the day, the sound of the restaurant's bell was heard, concluding with a boisterous "thank you" from employees. The Jains have installed a bell on the wall near the main entrance of the restaurant. If a diner received great service, they can ring the bell to let employees know.
Rajeev Jain and his wife Dimple have slated Saturday, June 27, for a festive grand opening complete with live music and entertainment. Throughout that day, customers will receive free fountain drinks served in refillable tumblers. Part of the proceeds on grand opening day will go towards the Richmond Salvation Army's food pantry.
KFC/Taco will be open from 9:30 a.m. to midnight, Sunday through Thursday, and 9:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. on weekends. The restaurant employs 55 people and is staffed to serve around 1,000 meals a day.
Photo: Richmond KFC/Taco Bell owners Dimple and Rajeev Jain applaud after the flag-raising ceremony at their store yesterday. With them are their children Priya, Divya and Rishab and Rajeev's parents. (Photo by JoEllen Black/The Daily News)
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The American equivalent would have been Bill Shoemaker, or in more recent times Pat Day. That's the sort of lofty esteem that international jockey George Moore was held in. Australia's greatest rider, George "Cotton Fingers" Moore, died Jan. 8 in a Sydney nursing home at 84.
Moore won 119 group I races (still the Australian record), including 35 Derby triumphs, and later won 11 Hong Kong training premierships. His ability to get horses home after securing a rails run became legendary stuff.
Moore was born in Mackay in north Queensland in 1923, began riding at 15 (as an apprentice under Brisbane trainer Louis Dahl), then moved in the 1940s to Sydney, where he and Hall of Fame trainer Tommy Smith formed the most devastatingly successful Sydney's jockey/trainer partnership for the next 20 years.
Despite regular excursions to the Northern Hemisphere (in 1958 he rode 21 winners in a month for French trainer Alec Head), he won 10 Sydney jockey premierships between 1957-69. In Europe, he won the 1959 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (on Saint Crespin) and the 1967 Epsom Derby (on Royal Palace) as well as the French Derby, English One and Two Thousand Guineas, and the Gold Cup at Ascot.
When he retired from the saddle in 1971, he had won 2,278 races in Australia alone. One of Australia's oldest and most respected Thoroughbred columnists, Ken Callander, summed it up best in the Sydney Daily Telegraph: "He was racing's Don Bradman."
(Don Bradman is still regarded the greatest sportsman ever produced in Australia.)
Tributes flowed in from all sections of the racing fraternity when the news of Moore's death became public. Ron Quinton (who won eight Sydney premierships as a jockey) declared: "During my career I was lucky to ride all over the world, and I rode against and have seen all the great jockeys of my time from Lester Piggott to Darren Beadman. But I can honestly say there has been none better than George Moore. He was the best jockey I have ever seen anywhere in the world."
Moore is immortalized by the annual George Moore Medal, which is presented to Sydney's outstanding jockey.
He is survived by sons Gary, who is a leading trainer in Macau, and John, who is a leading trainer in Hong Kong.


text: Caselli Claims Third WORCS Championship | November 7, 2011 Kurt Caselli captured his third WORCS title in Arizona. Photography By Joe Colombero.Monster Energy Kawasaki's Taylor Robert and FMF/KTM's Mikes Brown pulled out all the stops and battled each other over two races to complete the final round of the WORCs Series in Surprise, Arizona, November 5-6. Robert was awarded the overall victory with a 2-1 performance, besting Brown, who took second overall with a 1-2 finish for the weekend. Third place went to Justin Soule with a 3-3.In the first race on Saturday, all eyes were on FMF/KTM's Kurt Caselli who pretty much simply had to finish the race to clinch his third WORCS Championship and second major title of the year (Caselli also won the 2011 AMA Hare & Hound Championship). Caselli, gated well, settled into fifth and chose to play it safe and stayed there, allowing Brown and Robert to have their battle.A fifth-place finish ensured Caselli the title, and another fifth place on Sunday on icing on the cake.Caselli officially finished out the year well ahead of teammate Brown, while Robert ended up third in the series, just a few points ahead of Bobby Garrison.Ivan Ramirez took the trophy in the Pro 2 class, with Luke Reynolds finishing second and Ian Blythe rounding out the podium. Justin Seeds extended his points lead by finishing fourth and captured the WORCS Pro 2 Championship.Eric Yorba won the Pro 2 Lights, edging out Kevin Wiesbrunch and David Broderick. Evan Kelly, however, clinched the Pro 2 Lights Championship with a fifth-place performance to go with his numerous wins and podiums this season. The man closest to him in the title chase, Ty Tremaine, put up a good fight but suffered a mechanical problem late in the race and finished 13th for the day and second in the championship.WORCS Women Pro defending Champion, Kacy Martinez took her third WORCs title in row. Martinez finished second to Sherri Cruse and ahead of Elizabeth Bash in Arizona. Martinez dominated the Women's Pro class with five victories and three other podiums. By Joe Colombero Comments