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Guidance on the promotion and creation of physical environments that support increased levels of physical activity
This guidance offers the first evidence-based recommendations on how to improve the physical environment to encourage physical activity.
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- Ensure planning applications for new developments always prioritise the need for people (including those whose mobility is impaired) to be physically active as a routine part of their daily life.
- Ensure pedestrians, cyclists and users of other modes of transport that involve physical activity are given the highest priority when developing or maintaining streets and roads.
- Plan and provide a comprehensive network of routes for walking, cycling and using other modes of transport involving physical activity.
- Ensure public open spaces and public paths can be reached on foot, by bicycle and using other modes of transport involving physical activity.
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- More than a million people are descending upon San Francisco this weekend for all the festivities; including, of course, a long standing Fleet Week tradition.
The city's Marina Green was packed with thousands of people by 11 a.m. Saturday. They were eating, drinking, and of course watching the Blue Angels. All eyes were on the sky as it filled with the familiar roar that could only mean one thing -- the Blue Angels are in town for Fleet Week. Fleet Week is a tradition that welcomes the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps., and the Coast Guard to San Francisco.
The festivities on the water began Saturday morning with the Parade of Ships. Nine American and Canadian vessels entered the Bay and docked at Pier 80. It was a sight that caused many on the Embarcadero to stop and stare. Because on this day, there was plenty to see, "Mostly came in to see the Giants, but we came in early to see Fleet Week," said Lafayette resident Deena Kurz. "We want to see the Blue Angels, there's a lot to do here today." There was a three hour long wait to get on board the USS Makin Island, an amphibious assault ship that is the only hybrid electric ship in the country, "We're capable of bringing the Marines ashore either through our LCAC's or our helicopters," USS Makin Island Senior Chief Donnie Ryan said. "The ship also has a lot of use in a humanitarian assistance or disaster recovery mission."
Along the waterfront, the kids got to see it all, "I like being here because my grandfather, he was in the Navy too, and my dad brought me here so we can have fun and learn all the stuff about the Navy," 11-year-old Tevin Montez said. Adults also let their imaginations run wild, enjoying the entire Fleet Week experience, "The Blue Angels and Fleet Week, there's too much to do," Lafayette resident Mark Chapman said. Meanwhile, in another part of the city, the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival is now in full swing. Fans packed Golden Gate Field for the event. Great music and weather; it's all organizers could ask for, "It's fantastic," said festival design director Arlene Owseichik. "It's such a beautiful day compared to what the weather forecast was. It's warm. It's glorious. Typically I work the installation and get everything set up, and so by the time the show actually starts, I get to have some fun." The festival runs through Sunday. Artists such as Emmylou Harris and Dwight Yoakam are scheduled to perform.
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This weekend, some of the world's best yacht sailors will pack San Francisco Bay Saturday and Sunday for the America's Cup World Series Races. The best viewing is off the Marina Green.
It's also the homecoming weekend for both UC Berkeley and Stanford. The Cardinal takes on Arizona State at The Farm Saturday at noon. And Cal plays UCLA 7 p.m. Saturday at the new Memorial Stadium.
And you know there will be a huge crowd for Sunday's 49ers game at Candlestick. The Niners will play the Buffalo Bills at 1:25 p.m.
There are also a bunch of festivals this weekend. San Francisco's Castro Street Fair is Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., while the city's annual Italian Heritage Parade is Sunday at 12:30 p.m. in North Beach. San Carlos has its famous art and wine fair Saturday and Sunday. And Mill Valley's film festival is in full swing -- it continues through October 14th. Actor, musician Billy Bob Thornton will be there Sunday.
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Alan Gochberg, a driver with Luxor Cabs, has more than 20 years of experience weaving his way through traffic. He says the streets to use are Pine, Bush, Oak, and Fell. That's especially helpful for those of you going to attend the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival at Golden Gate Park. Gochberg says, "Turk Street is a very good street, westbound Golden Gate coming back downtown as well is a very good street.
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The San Francisco Giants play this weekend, and so do the 49ers. Consequently there will be more CHP officers on the highways, "The Bay Bridge, northbound 101 around Candlestick, the extension anywhere on 280 toward the stadium," CHP Officer Mike Ferguson said.
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Dare To Speak Presents I PLEAD GUILTY May 18-29
DARE TO SPEAK PRODUCTIONS is pleased to announce the World Premiere production of I PLEAD GUILTY, written and directed by Natalia Pelevine, based on the real events of the Moscow theatre siege of 2002. It is adapted from Pelevine's play In Your Hands, which, after a successful London run, was translated into Russian and banned there by the government officials after just one performance. I PLEAD GUILTY will play a limited engagement at Gene Frankel Theater, (24 Bond Street, New York, NY 10012). Performances begin Wednesday, May 18 and continue through Sunday, May 29. Opening Night is Friday, May 20 (7:30 p.m.).
Eight hours into the siege of a theatre, Islamic terrorists have taken the audience hostage, demanding for troops to be pulled out of their land. They insist that if this does not happen, the government will have the blood of many on their hands.
In this midst of this horror, an interaction occurs between two women, the journalist, Natasha, and black widow terrorist, Seda. Their relationship, tense, difficult, and dangerous takes an unforeseen turn, when Seda, removes her veil and reveals her personal story to Natasha whose life is in her hands. In disbelief and agonizing circumstances, the two women are stripped of their roles as victim and villain, and are simply that- women.
The production features scenic design by Jane Stein, lighting design by Jeff Nash and Catriona Rubenis-Stevens is the stage manager and producer.
I PLEAD GUILTY plays the following schedule:
Weds May 18th @ 7:30 PM
Thurs May 19th @ 7:30 PM
Fri May 20th @ 7:30 PM
Sat May 21st @ 3PM and 7:30 PM
Sun May 22nd @3 PM
Weds May 25th @ 7:30 PM
Thurs May 26th @ 7:30 PM
Fri May 27th @ 7:30 PM
Sat May 28th @ 3 PM and 7:30 PM
Sun May 29th @ 3PM
Tickets are $18 and are now available online at www.smarttix.com or by calling (212) 868-4444. Tickets may also be purchased in-person at the theater box office ½ hour prior to performance.
Running Time: 90 minutes
Website: www.daretospeakproductions.com
MONDAY MAY 23RD AT 6 P.M. - a screening of a documentary film about the shady works of the former KGB, now FSB, 'Blowing up Russia'. The film is banned in Russia and will be followed by a Q & A with the author of the book on which the film is based, professor Yuri Felshtinsky.
Playwright/director Natalia Pelevine will host Q & A on the topic of the Moscow theatre siege, where guests will include Anastasia Kurbatova, who lost her sister in the theatre siege, famous dissident and author Alex Goldfarb and Human Rights Watch representatives.
NATALIA PELEVINE (Director/Playwright) was born in Moscow and moved to London at the age of eleven. With Russian and Polish blood she is the granddaughter of prominent Russian capitalist Stepan Pelevine, who escaped the new regime and immigrated to the United States in the 1920s. On her mother?s side she is a descendent of the aristocratic Poniatowski dynasty and the great granddaughter of a leader of anticommunist uprising in central Russia killed by NKVD (later KGB) in 1932.
Having escaped the closed off reality of the Soviet Union she soon began to feel the exciting enormity of such a diverse world. In 2004 she founded (UK based) First Act Productions. Her play In Your Hands, written with support of the victim?s families, premiered in London in 2006. In 2007 the Russian version of the play opened in Dagestan, Russia, but the performances were abruptly stopped. She just completed the screen adaptation of Alex Smukler?s novel Tetrada Fallow and is currently working on a feature film based on Anna Politkovskaya?s life. She is a regular commentator on a number or radio and TV channels.
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One-meter: 276.30 (Florida Atlantic, 1/19/13)
Three-meter: 290.15 (South Carolina, 10/16/12)
Platform: 162.85 (2013 SEC Championships)
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2012-13: Finished 30th on the three-meter scoring 239.05 and 34th with a score of 207.95 on the one-meter at the 2013 NCAA Zone Diving Championships At the 2013 SEC Championships, took 28th on the platform with a personal-best score of 162.85, was 32nd on the three-meter after scoring a 229.70 and 33rd on the one-meter with a 216.35 Had a pair of sixth place finishes on the one-meter (260.32) and three-meter (280.51) against Tennessee Was seventh on both the one-meter (236.93) and three-meter (283.35) at Auburn Claimed a win on the one-meter after posting a personal-best score of 276.30 and finished fifth on the three-meter (257.48) in the win over Florida Atlantic Took third on the three-meter (271.80) and fifth on the one-meter (238.21) at Florida State Finished third on both the one-meter (257.33) and three-meter (268.28) against Texas A&M Scored a personal-best 290.15 to finish second on the three-meter and tallied a 250.30 on the one-meter to take third at South Carolina Recorded a second place finish on the three-meter (288.07) and third place on the one-meter (263.85) at Georgia Traveled to the SMU Classic, finished third on the three-meter (255.50) and fourth on the one-meter (243.10) Made first appearance as a Gator, taking third on the one-meter (255.65) and fourth on the three-meter (280.90) at the All-Florida Invitational.
Prior to Florida: Attended Saint Ursula Academy where she was coached by Allison Leedy Member of the Thunderbird Diving Club Was a three-time diving All-American in high school Three-time diving state qualifier .Two-time diving National Age Group Qualifier Junior East National Qualifier Born Emily Marie Mosher to parents Jim and Kim Mosher Father Jim played soccer at Ohio Northern University Has one sibling, Elyse (15) Majoring in Speech and Language Sciences.
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The cost of a Michigan Driver's License Restoration/Clearance Guaranteed win
In one of my recent driver's license restoration articles, I described the mixed blessing of my office receiving so many calls inquiring about hiring me for a Michigan driver's license restoration appeal. I noted that, to my dismay, lots of people simply look at the large number of articles I've written (without taking the time to read any of them) and see that I provide a guarantee that if I take your case, I'll win your license back and just figure, "he's the guy!" This frustrates me because in just about every article I've written, and on just about every corner of my site, I make it clear that I will only undertake a license restoration appeal for a person who has really and truly quit drinking.
Even so, my office gets calls almost every day from someone who will act surprised, and even offended, that I really mean that. A few weeks ago, a caller said it best when he expressed his impatience by asking, "You mean to tell me that I'm supposed to pay you $3000 for this and you're going to tell me that I can't even have a drink once in a while?"
Yep. That $3000, however, buys you a lawyer of integrity, and a level of service (backed up with a guarantee) miles above any operation that simply sets a fee and will undertake a license appeal for anyone who pays it. And while I won't tell someone that he or she can or cannot drink, I will tell everyone that I won't take your case if you are still drinking. It is because of the high standards I have that I win almost all of my cases the first time around, and why I provide a guarantee.
$3000 is a lot of money. I couldn't imagine charging anywhere that much without providing a guarantee, but I can't imagine not providing a guarantee, either. The deal is straightforward; if you are genuinely sober, you'll pay me once, and you will get your license back. Simple as this is, there is a recurrent theme here, however - sobriety. "Sobriety" is absolutely critical to a Michigan driver's license restoration case because the 2 main issues that you must prove to the state, by what is specified as "clear and convincing evidence," are directly related to your NOT drinking. These 2 key issues are that:
- Your alcohol problem is "under control," and
- Your alcohol problem is "likely to remain under control," meaning that you have the commitment and the tools to remain alcohol-free, meaning sober, for life.
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News "Toward Cultural Mobility: The Strange Case of Cardenio "
Shakespeare Scholar Leads Discussion at Marlboro on the 28th
Marlboro, VT (Sept. 11, 2007)—Internationally renowned Shakespeare scholar Stephen Greenblatt discusses his most recent project: a modernized reconstruction of the Shakespeare-accredited play, Cardenio, on Friday, September 28th, at 8 p.m. in Whittemore Theater at Marlboro College.
Greenblatt and playwright Charles Mee worked with surviving fragments of a script, believed to be written by Shakespeare, to produce a contemporary love story. Set at a wedding party in the Umbrian hills, elements derived from Shakespeare will be found integrated into Greenblatt's re-imagining of Cardenio, from the crisscrossing of suspicious lovers to a cunning Iago-like meddler, from soliloquies (presented in modernized form as wedding toasts) to overheard conversations, from the dream of passion to the pleasures of music and dance.
In his discussion, "Toward a Theory of Cultural Mobility: The Strange Case of Cardenio," Greenblatt explores the research and dramaturgical methods he employed to create the narrative framework for Cardenio, especially those that include ideas of "cultural mobility".
Greenblatt and Mee's new version will be produced by the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, MA and will appear in their May 2008 season.
The author of many popular academic books including Will in the World: How Shakespeare Became Shakespeare, Greenblatt is the John Cogan University Professor of Humanities at Harvard University and editor of The Norton Shakespeare.
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
Archaeology students from Augustana and the University of Exeter were featured on KELO-TV for their work at the Prehistoric Indian Village in Mitchell, S.D. Through the Augustana-Exeter exchange program, Exeter sends students from its archeology program to Augustana's South Dakota field school each summer. In exchange, Augustana anthropology majors spend three years on campus and one year abroad at Exeter, an internationally recognized university for archeology.
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
This fall, Augustana will welcome approximately 75 new international students from more than 40 countries all over the world. The College is seeking friendship and host families to befriend a new student, offer opportunities for home-cooked meals, and create opportunities to participate in various cultural or community activities throughout the year, beginning Friday, Aug. 9.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
"Dust of War," an independent film shot in South Dakota by alumnus Andrew Kightlinger, is set to make its premiere at San Diego's Comic-Con this month. The film tells the story of a lone soldier who fends off a warmonger to rescue a girl fated to be the savior of mankind.
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Seventy Augustana students are spending the summer conducting scientific research at facilities throughout the U.S. as part of the College's Undergraduate Summer Research Program, an initiative that places students in laboratories, hospitals and research institutions nationwide.
The three-year, $320,000 grant is to establish a Research Experiences for Undergraduates site for the exploration of topics in cellular and molecular biology. The grant will offer $5,000 stipends to 10 students for participation in 10-week research programs.
In the Summer 2013 issue of The Augustana, we share the stories of "Augustana legacy families" – those whose ties to this great place have spanned generations including, the Rev. David Johnson, class of 1956, whose Augustana story first began in 1927 and continues on today in his grandchildren; Augustana Professor Emeritus of Music Dr. Leland Lillehaug, class of 1951, whose three children grew up on campus, earned their degrees here, and still hold fond memories of Augustana deep in their hearts; Jeff Fylling '78, longtime "Voice of the Vikings," who has artfully chronicled the play-by-play stories of our Football and Basketball teams for nearly four decades; and others.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Recent Augustana graduate, Drew Trahms, was awarded the Miss America Academic Scholarship at the Miss Minnesota pageant earlier this month. The award is given to one contestant at every state-level pageant.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Dr. Carrie Hall, assistant biology professor, has been awarded the 2013 Granskou award. The grant goes to support the career goals of either a member of the Augustana faculty or administration.
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Paper People, a film by Andrew Kightlinger '08, has been selected to be screened at the Palm Springs International ShortFest, one of the largest showcases of short films in North America, set for June 18-24. Paper People was filmed entirely during the spring of 2012 in Pierre, S.D.
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Augustana has announced the students who have been named to the Dean's List for the spring semester of the 2012-2013 academic year. The Dean's list recognizes high achieving, full-time students.
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"Top Floor" Ocean Villa on the beach, FREE TENNIS in Hilton Head Island
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- sleeps 6
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- community Hilton Head Beach and Tennis Resort
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We are offering weekly discounts on our two ocean villas (first floor & top floor) in our GATED 56-acre oceanfront Resort. Our villas are less than 60 seconds to the oceanside pool, snack bar and the beach. Fully equipped, two tvs. Mid island location.
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Bright, happy, immaculate top floor (3rd floor) ocean villa 60 yards
to the beach, the oceanside pool and oceanside snack restaurant
and bar. From your balcony you are overlooking the sea marshes
and looking out into the ocean on an angle.
You have two televisions, a big flat screen tv in the living room and another tv in the bedroom.
Totally equipped with everything you need -- just bring your
beach stuff, your tennis racquets and your golf clubs! Owners live
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Villa is inspected by owner before every guest arrival.
The gated, 56-acre Hilton Head Island Beach and Tennis Resort is
the #1 family oriented oceanfront complex on the Island as rated by
Forbes Magazine! It is located mid island between Port Royal
Plantation and Palmetto Dunes.
The Resort is on 56 acres of beachfront with 10 tennis
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center with entertainment, two onsite restaurants, sports tavern, the
largest pool on the island, oceanside with separate kiddie pool and
second resort pool. There is an oceanside snack bar, great for lunch, drinks in your bathing suits. There is a physical fitness room for adults and outdoor exercise course for the family.
The resort is complete with scheduled family activities, Sunday
morning beach worship, onsite bicycle and beach rentals, catch and release fishing lagoon with charcoal grills alongside and so much more.
Golf is 1.1 mile to 3 championship daily rate golf courses at the
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Walk to Carrabba's Restaurant....just 5 minutes down the
walking/jogging/bicycle path leading from our Resort to the
restaurant. The Family Adventure Center with miniature golf is
adjacent to the restaurant (great on a rainy day).
You are 5 minutes to the Shelter Cove Marina and shops. Take your family to the Tuesday night family festivities and fireworks...a special family event.
You are just 15 minutes to the outlet shopping centers with hundreds of stores. All
new Shelter Cove Mall to be completed 2014 5 minutes away.
activities and attractions in Hilton Head Island South Carolina
There is a full schedule of activities for the children during the
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vacation rental rates
Spring .........$695/week ...(total cost)...$99/night
Easter Week $795
Summer ... $795/week (total cost) 4th of July $825 Week
(nightly N/A-Sat-Sat only)
Fall ... $650/week!...(total cost) ....$89/night
3-night specials $395 Total Cost 4th night FREE
Winter ...$950/month .....(phone & cable TV included)
--never too early to reserve -- we welcome snowbirds and short term
winter rentals - 2 to 4 months ($895 month if you book 2 full months)
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Spring: March 31- May 28
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Fall: September 8- October 31
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Top things to do in Hilton Head Island
- play on the beach
- play free tennis at our Resort
- Golf on the island
- go shopping at the outlet malls
- bicycling is big on the island
Top things to do on a budget
- enjoy the beach
- fireworks at Shelter Cove Tuesdays
- bicycling
- tennis at HHBT
- visit Harbour Town
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- the beach
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- miniature golf
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Stocks staged a strong comeback from their lows Monday, with the Dow posting a triple-digit recovery, but all three major indexes still finished in the red amid fresh worries over the euro zone.
"Short-term, this is probably a buying opportunity," said Tyler Vernon, CIO of Biltmore Capital, on CNBC's "Power Lunch." "There's been some really light volume and it's great that market has come back from these lows. And at the end of the day, people still think that Bernanke will flood medicine if things get worse."
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 101.11 points, or 0.79 percent, to finish at 12,721.46, led by Kraft and Microsoft . The blue-chip index was down almost 240 points at session low.
With the day's drop, the Dow logged its eighth consecutive Monday. The last time the Dow fell eight Mondays in a row was in May 2002.
The S&P 500 slumped 12.14 points, or 0.89 percent, to close at 1,350.52. The Nasdaq dropped 35.15 points, or 1.20 percent, to end at 2,890.15.
The CBOE Volatility Index, widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, ended above 18.
All 10 S&P sectors finished in negative territory, led by energy and materials.
"These guys are juggling with dynamite sticks," said Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS Financial Services. "While they talk about what's the right demeanor for Spain, if people in any of those countries begin a run on their respective banks, it goes out of the hands of the leadership and puts the crisis into the streets. We're getting very close to that and that's the real danger here." (Read More: Busch—Navigating Your Way Through an Ugly Week)
A number of regional governments in Spainwere set to request central government aid, heightening fears that the country may need a full-scale bailout. Spanish bonds yields surged to their highest levels since the euro was created in 1999. Last week, euro zone finance ministers approved terms for a loan of up to 100 billion euros for Madrid to recapitalize its banks.
Regulators in Spain and Italy both instituted temporary short-selling bans to try to curb the heavy selling in European markets. European shares closed sharply lowerand the euro hit a new two-year low against the dollar.
Adding to woes, Spain's economy contracted in the second quarter.
Concerns over Greece also returned amid worries that the IMF may no longer provide financial aid to the debt-ridden nation, according to a report in Germany's Der Spiegel, sparking fears the country could run out of money as early as September. And Greece's Prime Minister Antonis Samaras warned that the country was facing a new "Great Depression."
Brent crude fell below $103 a barrel, while gold prices dropped almost 1 percent.
JPMorgan rebounded following news that CEO Jamie Dimon bought 500,000 shares last week for $17.1 million. But other financials including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup were lower.
Among earnings, McDonald's dropped after the fast-food giant reported quarterly results that missed expectations. The earnings miss was the Dow component's first since 2004 when it missed estimates by a penny.
Halliburton rebounded after the oilfield services company posted a better-than-expected profit, thanks to higher international drilling activity.
Meanwhile, Hasbro gained after the toymaker reported better-than-expected earnings on better inventory management and market share gains.
Texas Instruments and Baidu are slated to report earnings after the closing bell.
Homebuilders rallied after Goldman Sachs added MDC Holdings to its "conviction buy" list, boosted KBHome to "buy" and Ryland to "neutral." However, NVR was lowered to "sell."
On the M&A front, GenOn Energy surged after NRG Energy said it will buy the power producer for $1.7 billion in stock.
Peet'sCoffee & Tea soared after the specialty coffee roaster and retailer said it struck a deal with Joh. A. Benckiser for about $1 billion.
Canada's Nexen skyrocketed after China's oil producer CNOOC agreed to buy the company in a deal worth about $15 billion.
And RailAmerica jumped after Genesee & Wyoming said it will buy the railroad operator for $1.39 billion in cash.
Wet Seal plunged after the teen retailer fired its CEO Susan McGallawithout naming a replacement amid declining sales.
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Death. It's a natural part of the life cycle, and something about which we all have a morbid curiosity. For some, it goes beyond curiosity — it's a facet of their daily life. Telegram reporter Tara Bradbury introduces you to a group of people who, by choice or by chance, deal with death every day. This is her four-part series "Living With Death," running in the Telegram Oct. 9 to 12.
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Midtown Crossing brought back an Omaha tradition Thursday night: spectacular holiday window displays.
The "Miracle on Farnam" features 14 window displays showcasing Omaha arts and cultural organizations. The windows were unveiled Thursday night, as the holiday lights along Farnam Street were also lit.
The windows will be lit daily from 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. through New Year's Day. The best display, determined by a public vote, will earn a $3,000 donation from Midtown Crossing.
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New window decor for vacant WPB downtown spaces; casual seafood restaurant in the worksFriday, February 27th, 2009
I had lunch at Clematis Social yesterday with Melissa Wohlust, the executive director of West Palm Beach's Downtown Development Authority.
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Who is the maker of that game?
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Made in china . Dont have a specific brand.
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These people need to mind their own business.
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I agree Roy. I still don't know how I really feel about abortion, even after having had one 40…Read Moreyear s ago due to circumstances I don't wish to discuss here. However I do wholeheartedly believe in each woman making the choice that is best for them without any influence from others.
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@ Laure - I wasn't speaking for you, and I apologize if what I wrote came across that way. I'm…Read Morehapp y there is going to be something filling that huge vacant space, but it is just a place that my family and I don't really every find the need to go to. My comment was more directed at the fact that this is hardly news at all.
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Fat Metabolism in Animals Altered to Prevent Most Common Type of Heart DiseaseApr. 22, 2014 Working with mice and rabbits, scientists have found a way to block abnormal cholesterol production, transport and breakdown, successfully preventing the development of atherosclerosis, the main ... full story
Lower Salt Intake Likely to Have Had Key Role in Plummeting Cardiovascular Disease Deaths in Past DecadeApr. 14, 2014 The 15 percent fall in dietary salt intake over the past decade in England is likely to have had a key role in the 40 percent drop in deaths from heart disease and stroke over the same period, ... full story
Pharmacists Can Significantly Improve Blood Pressure, Cholesterol in Stroke PatientsApr. 14, 2014 Stroke patients managed by a pharmacist had a 12.5 percent improvement in blood pressure and low-density lipoprotein, or 'bad' cholesterol levels compared with a control group, according to ... full story
Periodontal Disease Associated With Cardiovascular Risk in Large Multicentre StudyApr. 9, 2014 Periodontal disorders such as tooth loss and gingivitis have been identified as a potential risk marker for cardiovascular disease in a large study reported today. More than 15,000 patients with ... full story
Specific Causes of Brown Fat Cell 'Whitening' FoundApr. 9, 2014 New information about the consequences of overeating high-calorie foods has been identified by researchers. Not only does this lead to an increase in white fat cell production, the type prominent in ... full story
Daily Serving of Beans, Peas, Chickpeas or Lentils Can Significantly Reduce Bad CholesterolApr. 7, 2014 Eating one serving a day of beans, peas, chickpeas or lentils can significantly reduce 'bad cholesterol' and therefore the risk of cardiovascular disease, a new study has found. North ... full story
A Protein Could Be Key Weapon in Battle of the BulgeApr. 1, 2014 Elevated levels of the neuroprotein GDNF may help fight the weight gain and health problems associated with a high-fat diet, new research finds. More than one-third of people in the US are obese. ... full story
Heart Health as Young Adult Linked to Mental Function in Mid-LifeMar. 31, 2014 Having blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol levels slightly higher than the recommended guidelines in early adulthood is associated with lower cognitive function in mid-life. "Our study ... full story
Evolocumab Safely Drops LDL Cholesterol Well Below Statin-Only Baseline, Study SuggestsMar. 31, 2014 The monoclonal antibody evolocumab produced highly significant reductions in low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, the "bad cholesterol," as an add-on to statins in all treatment groups, ... full story
Heart-Healthy Benefits of Mediterranean DietMar. 31, 2014 New research further illuminates the heart-healthy benefits of the Mediterranean diet, tying the eating plan to lower levels of platelets and white blood cells, two markers of inflammation. ... full story
Adults With Inherited High Cholesterol Underdiagnosed, UndertreatedMar. 31, 2014 An estimated 1 in 500 people worldwide suffer from familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH), an inherited condition of extremely high cholesterol that is associated with premature heart disease and death. ... full story
Medication Does Not Reduce Risk of Recurrent Cardiac Events Among Patients With DiabetesMar. 30, 2014 Use of the drug aleglitazar, which has shown the ability to lower glucose levels and have favorable effects on cholesterol, did not reduce the risk of cardiovascular death, heart attack or stroke ... full story
Analysis Supports Use of Risk Equations to Guide Statin TherapyMar. 29, 2014 In an analysis of almost 11,000 patients, an assessment of equations that help guide whether a patient should begin taking a statin (cholesterol lowering medication) found that observed and predicted ... full story
U.S., European Cholesterol Guidelines Differ in Statin Use RecommendationsMar. 29, 2014 Application of US and European cholesterol guidelines to a European population found that proportions of individuals eligible for statins differed substantially, with one US guideline recommending ... full story
Are Statins Good for Your Love Life?Mar. 29, 2014 Statins are associated with a significant improvement in erectile function, a fact researchers hope will encourage men who need statins to reduce their risk of heart attack to take them, according to ... full story
Celiac Disease Linked to Increased Risk of Coronary Artery DiseaseMar. 29, 2014 People with celiac disease may have a near two-fold increased risk of coronary artery disease compared with the general population, according to research. The study is the first to look at the ... full story
Concerning Number of Kids Have Elevated CholesterolMar. 28, 2014 Roughly one out of three kids screened for high cholesterol between the ages of 9 and 11 has borderline or high cholesterol, potentially placing them at greater risk for future cardiovascular ... full story
Saturated Fat, Cholesterol, and Statin ControversyMar. 27, 2014 Many Americans are led to believe that high blood cholesterol as a result of heavy saturated fat intake causes cardiovascular disease. As such, Statin drugs are often prescribed to curb CVD risk by ... full story
Marathon Training Could Help the HeartMar. 27, 2014 Marathon training is associated with improved risk factors related to cardiovascular disease among middle-aged recreational male runners, suggesting that race preparation may be an effective strategy ... full story
Mediterranean Diet May Lower Risk of DiabetesMar. 27, 2014 Adoption of a Mediterranean diet is linked to a lower risk of diabetes, especially among people at high risk for cardiovascular disease, according to research. The main researcher said he believes ... full story
- Lower salt intake likely to have had key role in plummeting cardiovascular disease deaths in past decade
- Pharmacists can significantly improve blood pressure, cholesterol in stroke patients
- Periodontal disease associated with cardiovascular risk in large multicentre study
- Specific causes of brown fat cell 'whitening' found
- Heart health as young adult linked to mental function in mid-life
- Evolocumab safely drops LDL cholesterol well below statin-only baseline, study suggests
- Heart-healthy benefits of Mediterranean diet
- Adults with inherited high cholesterol underdiagnosed, undertreated
- Analysis supports use of risk equations to guide statin therapy
- U.S., European cholesterol guidelines differ in statin use recommendations
- Are statins good for your love life?
- Celiac disease linked to increased risk of coronary artery disease
- Saturated fat, cholesterol, and statin controversy
- Marathon training could help the heart
- Mediterranean diet may lower risk of diabetes
- Cholesterol levels vary by season, get worse in colder months
- Low saturated fat diets don't curb heart disease risk or help you live longer
- Calcium, vitamin D improve cholesterol in postmenopausal women
- Early atherosclerotic plaques in vessel wall regress completely when cholesterol levels are lowered
- Supplement added to standard diet improves health, prolongs life in mice
- Vitamin A may help boost immune system to fight tuberculosis
- Strawberries lower cholesterol, study suggests
- Genetic signals affecting lipid levels used to investigate heart disease risk
- Majority of Americans have their heart health facts wrong
- Cholesterol plays a critical role in hantavirus infection
- Mediterranean diet linked with lower risk of heart disease among young U.S. workers
- Taking statins to lower cholesterol? New guidelines
- Connection found in pathogenesis of neurological diseases, HIV
- 'Nutrition facts' food labels ready for a facelift
- New study finds no reason to replace fructose with glucose
- Heart disease, stroke continue to threaten US health
- Modest weight loss may reduce heart disease, diabetes risks in middle-aged women
- Drug interactions causing significant impact on statin use
- Eating sushi can increase risk of cardiovascular disease
- Lowering three risk factors could cut obesity-related risk of heart disease by more than half
- Newly identified brown fat stem cells hold possibilities for treating diabetes, obesity
- Unhealthiest stroke patients less likely to get optimal care
- New study helps predict life expectancy using complete blood count risk score
- Program helps at-risk family members of patients with heart disease improve their own heart health
- Texting heart medication reminders improved patient adherence
- Early statin therapy helps kids with inherited high cholesterol
- Controversial cholesterol guidelines biggest change in 25 years
- Primary care key to management of patients with HIV infection
- Few patients with hyperlipidemia receive recommended thyroid screening
- Tomato therapy: Engineered veggies target intestinal lipids, improve cholesterol
- New guideline for management of blood cholesterol: Focuses on lifestyle, statin therapy for patients who most benefit
- Some 'healthy' vegetable oils may actually increase risk of heart disease
- New FDA proposal trying to eliminate trans fat
- A mimic of 'good cholesterol' could treat cardiovascular, other diseases
- 'Good' cholesterol controls blood glucose
- Preventive effect of plant sterols in Alzheimer's disease
- Genetic factors predispose metabolic syndrome in mixed races
- A mother's high cholesterol before pregnancy can be passed on to children
- High serum fatty acid protects against brain abnormalities
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Get your hands on the 2011-12 Midseason Guide, which also includes a Jan. 13 addendum.
The Denver Post has a good read on Colorado Avalanche rookie Gabriel Landeskog. He talks about how he's living the dream in his first year in the NHL, how he's actually staying with a billet family instead of a team veteran and how moving to Canada from Sweden at the age of 16 was probably the best decision of his life. What's not to like about this kid? He's on his way to carving out what should be an outstanding career.
Marcus Johansson is missing today's matinee with the Penguins due to an illness. Already missing Nicklas Backstrom, this left today's top line as Alex Ovechkin with Mathieu Perreault and Mike Knuble.
The writing was immediately on the wall for Ben Bishop's near future in St. Louis following the Brian Elliott extension. What's new today is that Bishop offered a pretty frank and honest assessment of the situation to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He has the right attitude and that's a big part of the battle as a pro.
Also for your Sunday reading: A new goaltender for the Columbus Blue Jackets is "a certainty" - waiving Steve Mason may also be a possibility as part of that scenario if a deal can't be reached with anyone - and GM Scott Howson's job appears to be safe under a plan that includes potentially "significant changes" before next season. The article also posits that Jeff Carter could be sent packing.
Peter Mueller followed up his three-point performance against the Panthers by scoring again against L.A. He's alongside Paul Stastny and T.J. Galiardi and Mueller is a guy who will produce - and produce well - if he can stay healthy. He's a really talented guy who just needs some good luck health-wise. Stastny already had five points in his prior five starts before adding another two here in the 3-1 win against the Kings.
Solid results for Dany Heatley, who came up with three points in a 5-2 win over Dallas and matched his production in January in the process. Heatley was with Kyle Brodziak and Nick Johnson, while Devin Setoguchi was on another line with Matt Cullen and Cal Clutterbuck.
Lee Stempniak had 3G, 1A and was +5 in Calgary's 6-2 win over the Oilers. He's skating with the now-consistent Olli Jokinen, who has been a steady producer in the past few months. Blake Comeau was on the other wing.
So Taylor Hall was back for the Oil tonight. The guy is a stud. Fierce competitor. The gash will only add to his legend over the years. But my question is this: Why the hell was he wearing a helmet in warm-ups and he DIDN'T have it strapped up? What's the point? I mean, agree or disagree with players needing to wear them in the first place given how infrequent the chance of an injury, but if you're going to wear one then SNAP THE DAMN THING UP! Yeah, I'll wear my seatbelt over my shoulder but why buckle it when it looks cooler to leave it undone?
Alex Tanguay is close to returning, but Flames head coach Brent Sutter offered this following today's skate: "It's his first day practicing with the group, we talked to him this morning and I want him to get a few practices in so he has his pace to where it needs to be and he can help our hockey team."
There's hot and then there's John Tavares. 12 straight games with a point after his two-goal effort against the Canes, which included the OT GWG. He has seven multi-pointers on this run with 21 points in all. Kyle Okposo continues to build momentum week after week as well. He's been on the Tavares line with Matt Moulson for awhile now and P.A. Parenteau has still been producing even after being moved off the unit.
Mikael Samuelsson opened in Kris Versteeg's slot on the Tomas Fleischmann – Stephen Weiss line, but it was Versteeg coming away with a three-point game to break a recent slide that hasn't seen many points.
Zach Bogosian was back in that one for the Jets and he played over 25 minutes with first unit PP time alongside Tobias Enstrom. Evander Kane, unfortunately, did not play because he also now part of the concussed population in the league.
Alex Pietrangelo picked up another two points tonight and stretched his January-long point streak to nine games. Huge night for David Backes too (2G, 2A, 4 PIM, 3 SOG), who already had eight points in eight games before this one. This four-point evening tied his career best, which he's done three times now. He's with T.J. Oshie, who has been a new player under Ken Hitchcock, and David Perron.
Jaroslav Halak has a new personal best for a shutout streak now, which stands at 164:38.
The Hawks lost Jonathan Toews to an upper-body injury tonight. On the bright side, Andrew Shaw now has six points in his past six games. He was opposite Marian Hossa, who had a pair of goals here, and Marcus Kruger.
Steven Stamkos sniped his 32nd goal of the season and has potted 16 of them in his past 18 starts. Ryan Malone was hurt in that game against the Coyotes, incidentally. He considers himself doubtful for the next game.
Jeff Skinner scored his first goal in his fourth start back from the concussion layoff. He has points in two of those four starts.
I finally just saw the replay of the Henrik Zetterberg/ Nikita Nikitin incident right before publishing Ramblings. Did Zetterberg even hit or push him into the boards? I only saw it once, but it sure didn't look like it. Regardless, it got Zetterberg booted from the game and has left Nikitin with an apparently serious ankle injury. He's been really solid for Columbus since coming over via trade. Michigan Live has reaction to the hit from Zetterberg. That was, not too surprisingly, Zetterberg's first major penalty in his career.
Valtteri Filppula is now only one point back of officially tying his career high of 40 points and he added a pretty nice shootout goal to seal the Wings' 3-2 win over the Jackets.
Rene Bourque potted his first goal for the Habs tonight. Maybe he and Tomas Plekanec can get each other going offensively.
Bruins centre Marc Savard, who has been battling post-concussion symptoms, admitted Saturday that, "Right now, the way I'm still feeling and the daily issues I'm having, it's tough to see a bright future right now. It's tough. I still have my tough days."
Speaking of Savard and concussions, what are fantasy owners supposed to do with all of these head injuries popping up night after night? I tackled the issue for my latest DH article.
The Bruins and Rangers battled today and it was a hell of a game. If these teams hook up for a playoff series this spring it'll have epic written all over it. Ryan McDonagh was knocked into the boards from behind by Andrew Ference in overtime and the subsequent major ending up costing the Bruins the game when Marian Gaborik potted his second marker of the afternoon. Ference had a head of steam going and even though he didn't plow McDonagh, per say, it was one of those situations where you just can't hit a guy.. Shanny will have his say though. A hearing has been scheduled.
Roberto Luongo picked up his 212th win with the Canucks, which is one better than Kirk McLean for the franchise lead. Two-goal game for Cody Hodgson, who has been cruising over the past month now. He was with Mason Raymond and Jannik Hansen.
Logan Couture also struck twice for his team and has five points in his past seven starts. He was on a line with Patrick Marleau and Benn Ferriero.
Andre Petersson made his NHL debut today with the Sens. He has 25 points in 30 GP with Binghampton and was on the fourth line with Kaspars Daugavins and Zenon Konopka. The Ducks beat the Sens 2-1 in that one and Lubomir Visnovsky added his sixth point in his past seven outings.
Good news and bad news for the Flyers today. They won and the Claude Giroux line came to life after some recent struggles. Unfortunately, they lost Jaromir Jagr to a lower-body injury. Brayden Schenn jumped up from the fourth line centre slot to wing it with Giroux and Scott Hartnell. As if losing Jagr wasn't bad enough, Danny Briere is now one of the NHL's concussed.
Wayne Simmonds picked up three more points in that game against the Devils and strangely, he collected his first PIM of January in his 10th start of the month. For a PIM-per-game average kind of guy, which he is, that's a little unusual. Especially playing for the Flyers. He's skating with Matt Read, who continues to chug along in his impressive campaign, along with Sean Couturier. Couturier and Schenn have been flip-flopping the L3/L4 C roles of late and with both Jagr and Briere out, the lines will undergo the blender treatment once again.
Alexei Ponikarovsky made his debut with the Devils on the third line with Jacob Josefson and David Clarkson. Although AP scored, there's really no reason to expect steady production. He'll be hard pressed to ever crack the top six on this team barring injury, whereas in Carolina at least he was occasionally used on a scoring line.
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Uzair said:
edm said:
The article says "A new goaltender for next season is a certainty."
That "next season" part really impacts the weight the statement. It might be worth inserting into the ramblings.
Jim Turoczy said:
Mr Sausage said:
Might not of been that funny but I think most people got what I was trying to say.
I do agree with Chris's good ramblings.


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Flower Dangle Earrings
Material List
- Bead Landing™ Beads – Flower
- Bead Landing™ Head Pins – Gold
- Bead Landing™ Ear Wires –Gold
- Bead Landing™ Beads, 4mm – Pearl
- Bead Landing™ Chain – Gold
- Bead Landing™ Chain Nose Pliers
- Bead Landing™ Round Nose Pliers
- Bead Landing™ Side Cutters
Project Instructions
Flower Beads: Insert one pearl bead and one small flower bead onto a head pin. Using the round nose pliers, bend the head pin at a 45° angle. Using the side cutters, trim the end to about ¼". Using the round nose pliers, make a simple loop to secure the bead. Repeat four more times.
Cut one 1½" piece of chain. Open the loops on the top of the flower beads and attach at various lengths on the chain.
Attach an ear wire to the end of the chain.
Repeat Steps to complete the earring set.