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Ballymacmoy Patricia
(F) 7 May 2000, HM91074705, Wheaten
12 March 1990
14 August 1986
US CH Solstrand Fenton Of Bailebrae
6 April 1980
27 December 1975
4 April 1974 KCREG83453/74 red brindle
Cause of death: brain tumour
24 May 1971
17 March 1978
US CH Garda Siocana Keystone Kilty
14 June 1975 Gray & Brindle
US CA CH Gerdin's Kerry Of Heart G
19 December 1971 Gray
Health checks:
US CH Oakwoods Fiona Of Suncastle
29 February 1984
10 June 1977
22 June 1972
1 May 1973 KCR66778/73 grey brindle
Cause of death: liver failure
6 October 1976
9 February 1973 Gray & Brindle
Health checks:
24 July 1970
5 February 1987
US CH Major Acres Blarney Castle
13 April 1984
9 January 1979
13 May 1973 Gray & Brindle
6 April 1977 Wheaten
7 April 1981
8 January 1977
6 April 1977 Wheaten
US CH Fallen Oak Dana Of Major Acres
22 March 1980
28 February 1975
13 May 1973 Gray & Brindle
11 March 1972 Red & Brindle
9 May 1976
US CH Major Acres Victor Vheevil
13 May 1973 WHEATEN
17 January 1974 Whtn Brdl
US CH Kellcastle Hennessy of Bailemacmoy
23 January 1997
1 April 1993
12 March 1990
14 August 1986
US CH Solstrand Fenton Of Bailebrae
6 April 1980 Red & Brindle
US CH Oakwoods Fiona Of Suncastle
29 February 1984 Brindle
5 February 1987
US CH Major Acres Blarney Castle
13 April 1984 Gray & Brindle
US CH Fallen Oak Dana Of Major Acres
22 March 1980 Wheaten
21 June 1991
17 July 1989
Health checks:
26 August 1981 RED
Health checks:
7 September 1983
14 December 1987
26 August 1981 RED
Health checks:
6 January 1985 Black Brindle
Health checks:
6 November 1992
Health checks:
US CH US CH Kellcastle's Cott'n Pick'n Good
10 April 1988
28 July 1984
Cause of death: Accident
25 March 1981 Wheaten
10 July 1980 Wheaten
US CH Kellcastle Tehra Sir'hegh
22 April 1985
US CH Destiny Serendipity O'Shaw
26 October 1983 Gray & Brindle
26 June 1980 Black
7 July 1989
6 November 1986
INT DE CH Zero Von Der Oelmühle
25 June 1984
27 October 1982
14 July 1986
26 July 1983 KCSB1027BU Brindle
Cause of death: DCM
12 February 1984 Black
Full siblings
Number of full siblings: 7
Ballymacmoy's Emerald Isle (12 Offspring)
Ballymacmoy's Janine (20 Offspring)
Half siblings
Number of half siblings: 133Number of litters with half siblings: 25
Litter number 1:
Born 5 April 1992
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Mick-Leigh Libra Aluinn Cu
Litter number 2:
Born 15 August 1992
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Sidhe Octavia At Oakwoods
Oakwoods Oberon (3 Offspring)
Oakwoods Olivia (9 Offspring)
Oakwoods Othello (3 Offspring)
Oakwoods Rysheron Olympia (6 Offspring)
Litter number 3:
Born 21 March 1993
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Dunnescroft Alicia
Procyons Mica Of Aaron (32 Offspring) Lifespan: 7 years, 4 months
Litter number 4:
Born 1 April 1993
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Moloney's Sharbo Irish Lace
Moloney's Amazing Grace (8 Offspring)
Moloney's Bean Mhi O'Pool (2 Offspring)
Moloney's Fergus (13 Offspring)
Moloney's Gypsy Of Ailne (4 Offspring)
Moloney's Just Dandy (16 Offspring)
Moloney's Sorcha O'Sixpence (9 Offspring)
Litter number 5:
Born 16 May 1993
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Fleetwind Champagne
Carroy Chablis (15 Offspring)
Carroy Katie Lynne (5 Offspring)
Litter number 6:
Born 25 January 1994
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Jesseans Angel
Jesseans Celtic Twilight (7 Offspring)
Jesseans Ebony Rose (4 Offspring)
Jesseans Malone Of Banraugh (1 Offspring)
Jesseans Mandolin Wind (7 Offspring)
Litter number 7:
Born 14 February 1994
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Copper Canyon Ashle Rois
Copper Canyon Illusion's Shamus
Litter number 8:
Born 10 September 1994
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Fleetwind Bonnie Brae Emma
Fleetwind Carroy Liam (7 Offspring)
Litter number 9:
Born 29 January 1995
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Landstuhl's Annie
Landstuhl Siobhan O'Gwinn-Dell (4 Offspring) Lifespan: 9 years, 6 months
Litter number 10:
Born 5 August 1995
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Landstuhl's Annie
Landstuhl's Victoria (4 Offspring)
Litter number 11:
Born 3 September 1995
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Misty Isle Autumn Stormcloud
Litter number 12:
Born 6 October 1995
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Blakeskerra Amelia
Moloney's Amanda Of Ailne (5 Offspring)
Moloney's Bonny Heather (1 Offspring)
Moloney's Misty Rain Dancer (5 Offspring)
Litter number 13:
Born 3 July 1996
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Dunraven's Breanna Killoran
Litter number 14:
Born 8 April 1998
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Kaelyn's Material Girl O'Noll
Kaelyn Cashmere Of Legacy (12 Offspring)
Kaelyn Gabardine Of Limerick (5 Offspring)
Kaelyn's Chenille Of Ward (7 Offspring)
Kaelyn's Jacquard (18 Offspring)
Kaelyns Damask Liadain (7 Offspring)
Litter number 15:
Born 19 May 1998
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Kellcastle's Tartan-N-Tweed
Berrybriar Jamoca Almond Fudge (7 Offspring)
Kellcastle Caramel Praline (7 Offspring)
Kellcastle Chocolate Ribbon (30 Offspring)
Kellcastle Rocky Road Coleraine
Kellcastle Rum Raisin (9 Offspring)
Kellcastle Starkeeper Vanilla (10 Offspring) Lifespan: 11 years, 6 months (Hind End Dysfunction)
Litter number 16:
Born 19 September 1999
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Green Winds Rathclyne
Litter number 17:
Born 10 July 2000
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Gabriel's Erica
Gabriel's Gillian Of Highgate (6 Offspring)
Gabriel's Greta Of Oxmoon (10 Offspring)
Litter number 18:
Born 1 February 2001
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Green Winds Rathclyne
Oaklyn's A Gift Of Myrrh (14 Offspring)
Oaklyn's Evening Primrose (4 Offspring)
Oaklyn's Queen Ann's Lace (2 Offspring)
Oaklyns Aisling Of Erin (1 Offspring)
Litter number 19:
Born 27 May 2001
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Moloney's Rosey
Moloney's Kellcastle Rubyheart
Litter number 20:
Born 11 March 2002
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Heathview Breena
Litter number 21:
Born 16 December 2004
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Bailebrae Gaelwynd Dancer
Misty Rivers Mistral (13 Offspring)
Litter number 22:
Born 21 April 2005
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Crimthann Harmony O'Finnegan
Finnegan's Patrick (9 Offspring)
Litter number 23:
Born 6 August 2005
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Glor Na Gael Brosna
Litter number 24:
Born 10 September 2009
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Shancarrick's Fionnuala
Shancarrick's Assumpta (4 Offspring)
Litter number 25:
Born 1 March 2017
Sire: Moloney's Andre Dam: Gabriel's Pari Of Hounds Reach
Hounds Reach Gabriels Abby Of Cabell
Hounds Reach Gabriels Arlo Of Cabell
Number of offspring: 0
Total number of possible ancestors (5 gens): 62
Actual number of ancestors: 52 (25M/27F)
Ancestorloss: 10
Percentage lost: 16.13%
Ancestor loss coefficient (AVK): 83.87%Coefficient of Inbreeding: 10.94% (5 generations)
Coefficient of Inbreeding compared to breed average
The Kennel Club recommends breeding with a lower Coefficient of inbreeding (COI) than the average.
Average COI worldwide over the last 10 years for 5 generations is 3.36%.
Green areas are well below average COI. The yellow area marks average COI +/- 0.5% point. Red areas are well above average.
Lifespan in pedigree
Average recorded lifespan in pedigree: 7 years, 10 months.Based on lifespan-info of 14 entries in pedigree out of a possible 62 (22.58 %).
Recorded breed average in iwdb.org is 7 years, 5 months.Based on lifespan-info of 6296 dogs
Dogs that died in their first year are left out of the calculations, according to normal practice when calculating average longevity information in dogs.
Basis for veteran age is FCI-regulations; 8 years
We have 6 recorded veterans in this pedigree. 8 died before veteran-age.
We are missing info on 48 dogs
42.86% of dogs with known lifespan were veterans
Ancestor lists
Common ancestors
Sire and Damline
Sires and dams
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Rev. Neville Clayton, 82, of Osceola died July 26, 2013, at Afton Care Center.
Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 1, at First Christian Church. Dr. Al Adams will officiate. Interment will be in Cedar Rapids at a later date. Visitation with family present will be after services Thursday at the church. Memorials may be directed to First Christian Church, 300 S. Main St., Osceola, IA 50213; Osceola Senior Citizens Center, 114 S. Fillmore St., Osceola; or the Parkinson's Foundation. Online condolences may be left at www.kalefuneralhome.com.
Rev. Neville George Clayton, son of Ruth (Croswell) and George Clayton, was born Sept. 12, 1930, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
On May 15, 1950, Neville married Marlene Rose Clayton.
Neville received his early education in Canada and then attended Alberta Bible College. He graduated in 1951 and began his student ministry.
Neville and Marlene relocated to Iowa in 1957, where Neville attended divinity school at Drake University, graduating with a Bachelor of Divinity. After graduation, Neville and Marlene decided to remain in Iowa to follow his ministry.
Neville began in Colfax while a student at Drake and served many other communities including Cedar Rapids, Exira and in Michigan for two years. He retired from 40 years in the ministry in Osceola, which became Neville and Marlene's permanent home.
Neville served with his interim ministry in many locations. Neville also served his community by being a member of Clarke County Hospital Board, Clarke County Hospital Auxiliary Board, Osceola Senior Center Board and Pillars Foundation.
Neville is survived by his wife Marlene of Osceola; son Anthony (wife Sheila) Clayton of Youngstown, Ohio; daughter Faith Beltz of Vinton; daughter-in-law Rachel Clayton of Cedar Rapids; son-in-law Clayton Stokley of Indianapolis, Ind.; grandchildren, Brooke Clayton of Michigan, Michael Beltz of Fort Dodge, Dustin Clayton of Youngstown, Ohio, and Jackie and Shelby Clayton of Cedar Rapids; other relatives and many friends.
Neville was preceded in death by his parents; son Dean Clayton; daughters, Joyce Clayton, Valerie Clayton and Shelly Stokley; brother Melvin Clayton and sister Enes Steil.

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Daily-deal sites, known for blasting email offers for limited-time discounts at restaurants, spas and gyms, were one of the hottest things on the Internet in 2011. But as more and more websites entered the market, people grew immune to their clogged inboxes and stopped buying as many daily deals.
I gave up on daily-deal sites about a year ago. The last straw was a $45 pizza-making class I bought, but didn't show up for. Before that, there was a long list of deals I never used, including a $149 wine-tasting tour, a $20 monthly gym pass and a $50 boot camp class. Paying in advance for a deal doesn't work for my busy lifestyle.
Daily-deal sites, known for blasting email offers for limited-time discounts at restaurants, spas and gyms, were one of the hottest things on the Internet in 2011. But as more and more websites entered the market, people grew immune to their clogged inboxes and stopped buying as many daily deals.
But the sites have recently changed their businesses to lure back customers. Groupon, LivingSocial and Google Offers are going beyond the prepaid deals and vouchers they began with and are now selling items such as TVs and iPhone chargers or offering free coupons from local and national retailers.
The changes have gotten my attention. I've found myself downloading the apps again and scrolling through my email's spam folder to see what kind of deals I may be missing. I've managed to save a few bucks at Toys R Us and a local grocery store.
Here's a look at how daily-deal sites have changed:
The company started the deal-of-the-day craze when the site was launched in 2008. It still sells pre-paid deals, but it wants to be a one-stop destination for bargain hunters. Its Groupon Goods business sells everything from perfumes to toothbrushes to TVs at a discounted price. Groupon Goods are available on the Groupon app and at Groupon.com/goods.
Another service, Groupon Reserve, lets users reserve a table at a restaurant for free and offers up to 40 percent off the total bill. No vouchers or printouts are required. The server will know to apply the discount. Groupon Reserve, which you can find on Groupon's app and at Groupon.com/reserve, is currently available in 10 big cities, including New York, Chicago, Boston, Denver and San Francisco.
The company also offers over 26,000 free online coupons on its site. Recent discounts include Old Navy, Macy's and GameStop. You can find the coupons at Groupon.com/coupons.
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The difference between LivingSocial and Groupon is that when you buy something on LivingSocial, you are given a code to redeem the item from another merchant's website. I bought a $6 iPhone charger this way, which saved me about $20. Groupon's items don't require a code.
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Last year, Google Offers stopped selling prepaid vouchers altogether. It now only offers free coupons for restaurants, gyms and clothing stores. I once found a $5 coupon for $30 worth of groceries at a nearby Fairway supermarket. I've also used a 15 percent-off coupon from Google Offers at Toys R Us.
Recent discounts include ones from Jamba Juice in New York and Dunkin' Donuts in Chicago. The coupons can be found at Google.com/Offers, on the Google Offers smartphone app or on Google Inc.'s other products, including Google Maps.


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On Sol 58 (Oct. 4, 2012) Curiosity maneuvered its arm to use instruments for close-up examination of sandy material at the "Rocknest" site. The inspections with the Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) and Alpha Particle X-Ray Spectrometer (APXS) focused on targets in and near a wheel scuff that Curiosity made on the preceding sol to freshly expose material in a wind-sculpted ripple. These activities were preparation for planned first use of the rover's scoop.
A Sol 58 raw image at http://1.usa.gov/UHIyL6 from Curiosity's front Hazard Avoidance Camera after the Sol 56 drive, shows the arm extended toward the scuff in the ripple.
Sol 58, in Mars local mean solar time at Gale Crater, ended at 9:45 p.m. Oct. 4, PDT (12:45 a.m. Oct. 5, EDT).
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Companies that provide Internet access services have begun releasing their earnings reports for the latest quarter. There are subscriber figures and other data from selected Internet service providers.
— Oct. 18: Verizon Communications Inc. posted the first decline in overall broadband customers in four years, as it stopped marketing DSL connections to customers who don't also buy phone service. DSL connections are slower than cable modems, and Verizon has stopped investing in the technology, focusing instead on fiber-optic FiOS connections available in about two-thirds of the areas where it provides local phone service. Verizon added 136,000 FiOS Internet subscribers to end the quarter with 5.3 million. Verizon lost 8,000 broadband connections overall, ending with 8.8 million.
— Oct. 24: AT&T Inc. says it gained 613,000 U-verse Internet subscribers to reach 7.1 million, helping the company offset losses from DSL. Total wired broadband connections decreased by 42,000 during the quarter.
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BOSTON – When the Bruins hit the ice for their playoff-opening game at the Bell Centre in Montreal back in 2008, they acted as though head coach Claude Julien told them they were going to Disney World and instead wound up in Camden, N.J.
A team dominated by playoff neophytes stepped into the most hostile environment in the NHL and basically were run over by the sound, the magnitude of the moment and, most importantly, the top-seeded Canadiens in a 4-1 loss.
That Bruins squad, the first to reach the postseason in four years, recovered its bearings well enough to force seven games in the series.
After a similarly shell-shocked start to his playoff career this spring, Nathan Horton has a chance to salvage his name the same way. That reclamation project began in Boston's win in Monday night's Game 3 the Eastern Conference quarterfinal series with Montreal. The Bruins are still down 2-1 in the series, but Horton recorded his first NHL playoff goal and stayed out of the penalty box.
He just might be starting to get the hang of this NHL playoff circus.
"You kind of think what to expect. But it's a lot different when you get there," said Horton of his first venture into the playoffs while chatting inside the USA Rink at the Whiteface Lake Placid Olympic Center. "It's a lot tougher game, that's for sure. I think the big thing is trying to relax and play your game and not think too much."
It took Horton a couple games to learn the lesson that playoff intensity differs from outright rage. Unlike those '08 Bruins, Horton was trying to overcompensate for his playoff rookie status by doing too much and going wild every time he was on the ice. He played those two games as if he were desperate to escape Camden.
Even if he doesn't want to admit it, he was frustrated through the first two games, both Boston losses, of this series.
In Game 1, he fired three pedestrian shots that landed on Montreal goaltender Carey Price and seemed to overreact to every hit and every "meeting of the minds" in front of the nets after whistles. Things continued to bubble over for Horton in the Game 2, as he ran over Hal Gill behind the Montreal net while David Krejci was in the midst of stealing the puck from Price. Later in the game, Horton skated off after a shift and slammed his stick numerous times against the wall and the bench.
"It really wasn't [a lot of frustration]. It probably looked like that," Horton said. "My stick was broken on the play. I was in the corner digging for it and I was just upset because my stick was broke and I could've got the puck. So that's kind of what happened. But it probably didn't look like it. But that's what I was mad at."
Regardless of what he was mad at, Horton slammed his stick loud enough that it drew attention over the noise of the Garden crowd and a shard actually flew back onto the ice. That's not the way Horton, or any player, should release his emotions. There's a level of controlled aggression that has to be met to succeed in the playoffs.
Horton started to show he was clued in early in Game 3, as he used poise and guile to score his first NHL playoff goal with a bank shot from behind the goal line off Price and in.
"I just saw it bounce. [Zdeno Chara] made a nice [play] to get it to the net and it came off the boards nice," Horton explained. "And the goalie was kind of out of the net a little bit. So I just tried to get it in behind him and it kind of hit him and it trickled in. I wasn't sure it was in, but [Patrice Bergeron] said it was in. So …"
So the Bruins had a 2-0 lead and were on their way to the big win. Horton continued to show his new-found playoff moxie as the game went on and the Habs upped their intensity. Horton, who earlier was on the receiving end of a bone-rocking Tomas Plekanec hit, was plastered to the glass near the penalty boxes by a Travis Moen hit late in the third period. A week ago, Horton might've reacted in an undisciplined matter and thrown himself out of position in an attempt to retaliate. Horton 2.0 just got up and kept playing, knowing all that mattered was protecting Boston's one-goal lead.
"I think the main thing is you're not running out of position to make a hit. I think we were doing that a lot in the first games," he said. "We were worrying about hits and not so much the puck. So I think you just try to continue to hit but just play smart."
Better Horton get the hang of playoff hockey late rather than never. He discovered his playoff passion just in the nick of time for Boston. By repeating his Game 3 actions – or non-actions – going forward, Horton has a chance to add more victories and rounds to his first playoff run.


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Ingredients (makes 1 dozen):
1½ cups self-raising flour
½ cup caster sugar
¾ tsp baking soda
½ tsp nutmeg
¼ tsp ground cinnamon
Pinch of salt
1 cup grated beetroot
2 eggs, lightly beaten
¾ cup vegetable oil or melted butter
½ cup chopped walnuts (optional)
- Preheat oven to 180C. Line muffin pan with paper patty cases.
- Sift all dried ingredients (except walnuts) together into a large mixing bowl. Add beetroot, eggs and oil and beat until combined. Stir in walnuts.
- Spoon mixture into patty cases and bake for 20 to 25 minutes. Cool completely on wire racks.


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Former Republican Gov. Mike Rounds announced plans Thursday to seek South Dakota's U.S. Senate seat, setting up a 2014 battle between two men who have never lost an election - a campaign that figures to draw widespread national attention as Republicans and Democrats jockey for control of the chamber.
A few minutes after Rounds announced he'd challenge Sen. Tim Johnson, the Democratic lawmaker issued a statement indicating his plans to seek a fourth term.
Rounds, 58, said he has worked well with Johnson in the past and considers him a friend. But he said he and Johnson disagree on some key issues.
"At this stage of the game, it's a matter of the direction of this country," Rounds said.
Johnson, 65, has dealt with several serious health issues in recent years that have slowed his speech and required him to sometimes use a motorized scooter when he needs to get around quickly. He had surgery in 2006 to stop bleeding in his brain caused by arteriovenous malformation, a condition that causes arteries and veins in the brain to grow abnormally large, become tangled and sometimes burst.
But in a statement, the popular legislator dispelled speculation that he might not seek re-election.
"I feel great, still have work to do, and I fully intend to put together a winning campaign in the weeks and months ahead," Johnson wrote, adding that he'd make a formal campaign announcement next year.
Bob Burns, a retired South Dakota State University political science professor, noted that Johnson won re-election in 2008 with 62 percent of the vote, albeit against a lesser-known opponent than Rounds. He said South Dakota voters seem to be understanding of Johnson's physical challenges.
"We know that his mind continues to be keen. While he may take more time to express himself orally than was true in the past, he nevertheless is able to do that," Burns said.
At a news conference announcing his candidacy, Rounds said he is running because he wants to end gridlock in Washington and help reduce the federal deficit, set good farm policies and protect industry from undue regulation. He also said he wants to get rid of major parts of President Barack Obama's health care law that expand Medicaid and subsidize insurance for some people because he doesn't think the government can pay for it.
Rounds said he learned during his two terms as governor that an elected official can stick to principles, such as controlling government spending, and still get things done.
"We need to become a country of cooperation instead of confrontation," he told a crowd of about 100 who showed up for his announcement.
Rounds was a state senator from 1991 to 2001 before serving two terms as governor from 2003 to 2011. After leaving office in early 2011, Rounds returned to his job as president and CEO of an insurance and real estate company based in Pierre.
Johnson was elected to the U.S. House in 1986 and to the Senate in 1996. He was re-elected in 2002 and 2008. He also previously served in the Legislature.
The Democratic senator said he considers Rounds a friend.
"I had an excellent working relationship with (Rounds) during his eight years as governor, and the fact that he has already re-stated his refusal to take the Grover Norquist `no tax increases under any circumstances' pledge is a very good sign," Johnson said in a statement.
Burns, the political science professor, said Rounds will be a formidable candidate and Johnson represents the Democrats' best chance of keeping the seat.
Rounds became known as "Mr. Nice Guy," after he won the 2002 Republican gubernatorial primary against two other candidates who engaged in a nasty battle of attacks, and Rounds was able to maintain that image through his years as governor, Burns said.
"He left the office of governor without receiving a lot of sharp criticism, but at the same time not garnering undue enthusiasm either," Burns said.
Elizabeth Smith, an associate political science professor at the University of South Dakota, said she doubts Johnson's health will be an issue in the campaign.
"He's functioning in Congress and chairing a committee. It's hard to make the case he's not working hard for South Dakota," Smith said.
Johnson's office has said he moves through the Capitol on the motorized scooter so he can move quickly and conduct Senate business, not because he cannot walk under his own power. He often leaves the scooter behind as he heads into meetings and stands under his own power when speaking on the Senate floor.
Johnson's health hasn't slowed his ascent in the Senate. He because chairman of the Senate's powerful Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee in 2011.
Rounds said he doesn't expect the campaign to begin in earnest until early 2014, but he had to declare his candidacy now to begin building the campaign organization and raising the money needed to challenge an incumbent.
His campaign said his accomplishments as governor included beginning construction of an underground science laboratory at the former Homestake gold mine in the Black Hills, boosting tourism, increasing research at state universities, creating college scholarships, working with the congressional delegation to save Ellsworth Air Force Base from closure in 2005, and helping to make South Dakota a business-friendly state with low taxes.
Associated Press Writer Henry C. Jackson in Washington contributed to this report.


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SANTA FE SPRINGS – A 7-year-old girl died Sunday after being hit by a car that lost control exiting a warehouse in Santa Fe Springs.
Police are still investigating the incident that took place about 7:30 p.m. at 10230 Freeman Avenue, which an employee at a neighboring business identified as Kool Aid Hydraulics, a custom car shop known to have hydraulic shows. A thread by KoolAid365, who posts promotions for Kool Aid Hydraulics and a company called CBM Hydros on the message board LayItLow.com, advertised a "hop" for Sept. 22.
Investigators have yet to release whether the girl's injuries came during the car show, according to Corporal G. Ponce, of the Whittier Police Department.
"The investigation has not revealed those details yet," Ponce said. "The investigators are waiting on the coroner's report to determine the cause, that way they can kind of put that with other pieces of the puzzle to determine what exactly happened."
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Our upstairs system is a 2012 Amana Distinctions (Goodman, of course) SSX14 2 ton A/C unit matched up with a 2012 Lennox SL280v gas furnace. The A/C was installed back in early April and the furnace was installed last July. The upstairs is 1400 sq. ft. I am wondering what the cfm is suppose to be in cool mode. I know it's kinda too late to be talking about the A/C unit when A/C season for us is over, well whatever. The system is running in about 883 cfms and sometimes the unit short cycles. If the A/C has been on for 7 1/2 minutes, the blower speed will increase to about 1005 cfm. This is what the tech told us during our yearly tune-up. The evaporator coil is a CAPF3636A6 which is a 3 ton.
The blower ramping option is set to the option A (factory setting) where it would run at a very low speed (50%) when the system starts up and after 30 seconds on running on this speed the blower will ramp up to 82% cfm. If the cooling demand is not met within 7 minutes then the blower will ramp up to 100% of the cfm setting. When the cooling demand is met the blower will ramp back down to 50% for about 30 seconds then ramp down to off. I got this information from the specifications/installer's manual on Lennox's website. This is also what the tech told me.
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STOCKTON - The first 3 minutes of the game were a disaster for Pacific on Saturday night, but not enough to stall the Tigers' emerging momentum.
STOCKTON - The first 3 minutes of the game were a disaster for Pacific on Saturday night, but not enough to stall the Tigers' emerging momentum.
Pacific fell behind by 10 points in the first 2:48 of the game to USF, but had the deficit to two points by halftime and caught fire in the second half to close out the Dons 67-59 before 1,724 at Spanos Center.
The Tigers (5-4) had a well-balanced effort, but they were powered by their frontcourt. Junior Ross Rivera had a season-high 17 points off the bench and six rebounds, and senior Travis Fulton had 12 points and five rebounds. The junior centers - Khalil Kelley (10, six rebounds) and Tony Gill (seven, four) - combined for 17 points and 10 rebounds.
"That was the best game of the year for our big guys - they all really played well," Pacific coach Bob Thomason said. "We did it without Lorenzo (McCloud) doing it, and that's big for our basketball team."
McCloud, a senior point guard, finished with four points on 1-of-8 shooting, but did have seven assists. Superb ball movement spurred Pacific's offense as the Tigers had 19 assists on 26 field goals. Pacific shot 52 percent for the game, including 14 of 24 in the second half.
"That's just the kind of team we are," Rivera said. "Everyone likes to pass the ball, and we have a lot of guys that can hit open shots."
Pacific's frontcourt helped neutralize a strength of USF (5-2), limiting junior Cole Dickerson, who entered leading the nation in rebounding, to 14 points and nine rebounds, nearly five off his average of 13.8. Fulton said it took a team effort to keep Dickerson off the boards, and the Tigers outrebounded the Dons (36-25).
Thomason said his team's defensive effort against junior De'End Parker was another key, as Colin Beatty, Rodrigo de Souza and Sama Taku all guarded the UCLA transfer, who was averaging 19.7 points per game but finished with just seven on 2-of-10 shooting. Pacific also limited junior point guard Cody Doolin to five points, seven assists and five turnovers.
After USF's early explosion, the Tigers kept pecking away, but didn't take their first lead until 8 minutes into the second half. With the game tied at 49-49, Fulton managed six points on two possessions to give Pacific a lead it wouldn't relinquish. Fulton also hit a huge runner with 50 seconds remaining that pushed Pacific's lead to 63-59.
"We had 3 good minutes and it's a 40-minute game," USF coach Rex Walters said. "It comes down to if you can guard and rebound, and we didn't do a good enough job. You're not going to win road games with opponents shooting 52 percent and (you're) making 6 of 15 free throws."
Despite two home victories over Nevada and USF over five nights, Thomason said his team can play a lot better when it hosts Santa Clara next Saturday.
"We're not firing on all cylinders right now," Thomason said. "If we got on all cylinders we can become a really good basketball team and we look forward to getting that done."
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Hoosier Park Prepares For Historic Horse Racing Weekend
On Saturday, June 7 Hoosier Park Racing & Casino will offer racing fans a unique opportunity to watch, wager, and witness horse racing history with the running of the 146th Belmont Stakes. When California Chrome enters the starting gate for the 2014 Belmont Stakes, a 1 ½ mile event, he could become the first Triple Crown winner in 36 years.
Hoosier Park will welcome guests with extended hours, advanced wagering, live harness racing, and dining specials to take in the excitement of California Chrome's run for racing history. Doors will open at 10 a.m. with the first race from Belmont Park getting underway at 11:35 p.m. The Belmont program will feature the second richest day of racing in North America with 10 stakes races and more than $8 million in purse money leading up to the $1.5 million Belmont Stakes, the third leg of the elusive Triple Crown.
In conjunction with the Belmont festivities, Hoosier Park will host Hoosier Champions Night, the first of five $75,000 Indiana Sires Stakes finals, on the 14-race card. The first four harness races from Hoosier Park will lead into the main event from Belmont, which has an estimated post time of 6:40 p.m.
The first 1,000 Guests to visit Trackside Club Centaur will receive a souvenir button saying "Go! Chrome, Go!", and in the event of a Triple Crown win, commemorative souvenir cards will be distributed throughout the property. Additionally, qualified Club Centaur members will receive a $5 win Bet on California Chrome.
The Belmont Jewel, the official drink of the Belmont Stakes, will be available in a collector's glass and a wide variety of food stations will be available both indoors and outside with free seating available in both locations. Advanced wagering will be available at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino for the entire Belmont card and Friday, June 6.
"In the 70's it seemed almost ordinary to have a Triple Crown winner," Hoosier Park's Vice President and General Manager of Racing, Rick Moore noted. "Well, it's been 36 years since that has happened and I think everyone is hoping for an end to the drought. God speed, California Chrome!"
Eleven horses have completed the monumental feat, but there hasn't been a Triple Crown winner since Affirmed took all three jewels of the Triple Crown in 1978. California Chrome has won eight of his 12 career races, including his past six, and will start from post two as the 3/5 favorite.
In addition to the horse racing action, Hoosier Park will play host to the fourth annual Guns 'N Hoses event. The event will pit local police officers and firefighters against one another in a series of challenges to benefit a local charity, Madison County Fire Rescue House. The challenges will begin after the start of live harness racing and range from a foot race carrying Hoosier Park drivers and a jelly donut speed eating contest to a dunk tank and the crowd favorite tug of war competition.
Hoosier Park will also offer various children's activities in the Kid's Zone along with a classic fire truck on display. Guns & Hoses, open to all ages, is free to the public and will start at approximately 5 p.m. in the Yard.
Live racing at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino will follow a Tuesday through Saturday schedule with a daily post time of 5:15 p.m. The 160-day, all harness racing meet will offer an extended stakes schedule and be conducted through November 15.


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FRENCH CAMP - Standing in front of a bank of cameras, San Joaquin County Sheriff Steve Moore told news reporters he was taken aback by a recent report alleging the mother of a homicide victim received commingled remains after the excavation of a mass grave earlier this year. He added he plans to have the findings reviewed by experts familiar with the case.
FRENCH CAMP - Standing in front of a bank of cameras, San Joaquin County Sheriff Steve Moore told news reporters he was taken aback by a recent report alleging the mother of a homicide victim received commingled remains after the excavation of a mass grave earlier this year. He added he plans to have the findings reviewed by experts familiar with the case.
Despite the report, Moore stands by how the Sheriff's Office handled the excavation of a Linden well in which the remains of three women and a fetus were unearthed.
The report from the Human Identification Laboratory at California State University, Chico, suggests there may have been more remains there.
The well appears to have been a dumping ground for the victims of a pair of notorious serial killers who committed the bulk of their crimes in the 1980s. Moore said he would have gone about the dig the same way even knowing what he knows now but acknowledges the department will handle future excavations differently.
"The only thing I can say is I would've asked the FBI to join us sooner," said Moore. "At the time it was the most appropriate."
He added the FBI will be in charge of processing the scenes and remains recovered from future digs.
Moore isn't dismissing the report alleging the remains were commingled, but says he wants the report recently published by the Chico State lab to be reviewed by those who originally handled the case.
Moore says he will seek the opinions of the California Department of Justice and anthropologist Sari Miller-Antonio in the coming days.
Miller-Antonio of California State University, Stanislaus, reconstructed the roughly 1,000 bone fragments with help from the state's Department of Justice lab, which also provided DNA analysis.
When authorities finished, they determined the well contained the remains of Kimberly Billy, 19; JoAnn Hobson, 16; an unidentified woman between the ages of 16 and 18; and a fetus.
They are believed to be the victims of serial killers Wesley Shermantine, who is on death row, and his co-defendant, Loren Herzog, who hanged himself in January.
Neither was charged with or convicted of the deaths of Hobson, Billy or the unidentified woman or fetus.
Authorities became aware of the well only over the past year through tips and maps from Shermantine.
The well had been capped by the landowner years before it was discovered by deputies. The ground covering the well was so hard the Sheriff's Office needed an earthmover to break it up, Moore said.
The possibility of commingled remains came to light after Hobson's mother, Joan Shelley, sent in the bones she was given by the Sheriff's Office for independent testing.
Eric Bartelink, director of the Human Identification Laboratory at California State University, Chico, conducted DNA analysis on the samples Shelley handed over.
In his ensuing report, Bartelink claims "significant commingling" of the skeletal remains due to the use of earth-moving equipment during the excavation. The report further alleges there could be more than the three people and fetus the state lab had initially identified.
Bartelink's test says bones belonging to a child were among those Shelley received. Speculation has spread that the bones could belong to Michaela Garecht, who was 9 when she disappeared from Hayward in 1988.
Hayward police have sent them to a lab in Virginia for testing. Results aren't expected for weeks.
Shermantine, who has steadfastly denied ever killing anyone, has suggested in a letter to The Record that Herzog might have abducted the girl.
Moore said a review of Bartelink's DNA analysis is needed before he can comment on the speculation that a child's remains were found.
Assemblywoman Cathleen Galgiani said she is still not clear who is the lead agency in the ongoing case.
Friday, Moore said the FBI will handle future excavations and the Sheriff's Office will provide whatever logistical help the federal agency requests.
She has requested the FBI take over to coordinate communication of sheriff's departments in multiple counties, which has not happened with Moore in the lead, Galgiani said.
Families of potential victims live in San Joaquin, Stanislaus and Merced counties, and possibly more. Shermantine, in his letters to Galgiani, has mentioned cities up and down the Central Valley, she said.
The families, desperate for information, call the FBI in Sacramento, which sends them to Sheriff Moore's office, and vice versa, she said.
"(Moore) asked the FBI to do a little bit so he could say, 'Oh, yeah, I'm working with the FBI,' " Galgiani said.
"The public has this perception, then, that everything will be taken care of, and we can be confident that everything is moving forward. Then we learn there is no communication, in fact to the contrary" Galgiani said
Moore says his department will share as much information as it can with families if they aren't receiving answers from the FBI.
Staff writer Scott Smith contributed to this report.
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QUITO, Ecuador – Landing at Ecuador's capital can be a white-knuckle affair. High altitude, a cramped runway and towering volcanos nearby make it one of Latin America's most challenging airports for pilots. And the constant roar of the planes torments those on the ground as well.
That will change on Feb. 19 as Quito moves its airport to an agricultural setting 12 miles (20 kilometers) northeast of the city, joining other cities that have moved — or tried to move — planes further from people.
Mariscal Sucre airport sat amid cornfields when it was christened in 1960. Over the years, Quito grew dense around it, turning the airfield into a notoriously nerve-wracking neighbor, with planes booming in and out from 5:45 a.m. until 2 a.m. without rest.
"The racket of the planes sometimes woke us at dawn," said Maria Davila, 40, who has lived two blocks from the runway since she was a child. "The windows of the house would rattle and it seemed they would shatter."
"I often thought a plane would fall onto my house and kill all my family," she added. "The airport has been a bad neighbor, a very dangerous neighbor."
There are a lot more of those neighbors than when it opened. Just about 350,000 lived in Quito then. The population has grown to about 2.2 million now.
Over the course its life, Mariscal Sucre has seen 10 serious accidents. In 1984, a DC-8 owned by the company Aeca clipped some navigation aids on takeoff and plunged onto neighboring homes. Forty-nine people were killed.
Fourteen years later, A Cubana de Aviacion Tupolev 154 failed on takeoff and slammed into the airport's wall, killing 76.
Most accidents were what the industry calls "runway excursions" — as in running off the runway. They tend to plague urban airports with minimal margins for error.
In addition to the cramped runway and nearby mountains, which force a steep angle of approach, the airport sits at an elevation of nearly 8,700 feet (2,850 meters), an oxygen-thin altitude that diminishes aircraft performance on takeoff and landing.
Frequent air travelers, even those accustomed to the Andes' choppy air currents, can get anxious on approach to Quito, which handles about 220 departures and arrivals a day, carrying an average of 451,000 passengers a year.
Growing up with the constant roar of jets surging skyward in their midst has engendered fatalism in some neighbors.
Fernando Araujo, a 22-year-old university student, plays soccer just outside the northern end of the runway and said he's not bothered by the gleaming hulks of steel that pass just over the field.
"I'm not at all afraid. We're accustomed to the planes' takeoffs and landings," he said. "Only God knows when we'll be taken, so we're relaxed."
The new airport at Tababela is built to handle 290 flights a day and has a runway 4,100 meters (13,450 feet) long. That's nearly 1,000 meters (3,300 feet) longer the soon-to-be shuttered airfield.
Other cities in the region have tried to move airports to less troublesome sites. Honduras is planning to move most airline flights out of notorious Toncontin airport in Tegucigalpa, whose short runway and urban location make it the region's most dangerous major airport by many accounts. It was closed to commercial jets in 2008 for six weeks after a Taca A320 jet ran off the runway and into a busy street, killing five, including two on the ground.
Land disputes, however, have frustrated efforts to move Mexico City's airport to more spacious terrain further from the urban sprawl.
Tight space has led the tiny Caribbean islands of St. Barts, St. Maartin and Saba to put up with airports widely considered among the most hair-raising in the world.
Quito's new airfield, which also carries the name of 19th-century independence leader Antonio Jose de Sucre, is bordered by cropland and encompasses nearly 6 square miles (15.5 square kilometers), twelve times the area of the old airport, most of which will now become a public park.
As runway becomes grassy esplanade, a flurry of construction is anticipated nearby. The newly revised code will allow for buildings as high as 40 stories, up from the current four.
"I can't even imagine what it's going to be like without all the noise and fear," said Francisco Cahuines, whose construction supply business borders the airfield's northern end.
There will, however, be one big drawback.
While the old Mariscal Sucre could be reached from downtown in 20 minutes or so it will take at least an hour to get to the new airport, and no train-to-the-plane is yet planned.
Associated Press Writer Frank Bajak in Lima, Peru contributed to this report.


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Sunday's line-up is pretty solid! Glad to see a tribe called quest playing again More shows to come?
YAHOO! WIRELESS FESTIVAL LINE-UP SO FAR:Due to massive demand and tickets for days 1 & 2, we're adding a third day of Yahoo! Wireless Festival on Sunday July 14. This will be a preview of JAY Z and Justin Timberlakes North American LEGENDS OF THE SUMMER STADIUM TOUR. A Tribe Called Quest, Nas, A$AP Rocky and Rizzle Kicks also join the bill. Justin Timberlake and JAY Z are already confirmed to headline Yahoo! Wireless Festival independently on Friday 12 July (Justin Timberlake) and Saturday 13 July (JAY Z), tickets for these dates were the fastest selling in Wireless Festival history.
Unlike their separate headlining dates, on Sunday 14th July, Justin Timberlake and JAY Z will share the stage as a special preview to their North American Legends of The Summer Tour.
Groundbreaking hip-hop pioneers A Tribe Called Quest are confirmed to join Justin Timberlake and JAY Z on Sunday July 14, this is their first UK show in twenty years. The group helped pave the way for innovative hip-hop and are cited as one of the best rap groups of all time. Other sensational acts confirmed are the incomparable Nas, New York rapper A$AP Rocky and Rizzle Kicks.
Additional acts confirmed to join Justin Timberlake for his solo headline show on Friday 12 July are Ke$ha, Wretch 32, Conor Maynard, Bingo Players, and Iggy Azalea, the bill also features Snoop Dogg, Trey Songz, John Legend, Miguel and very special guest Frank Ocean. Additional acts confirmed to join JAY Z for his headline show on Saturday July 13 are Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Flux Pavilion and Zedd, they join already announced Emeli Sandé, Rita Ora, Kendrick Lamar, Miguel, DJ Fresh/Live, and Calvin Harris.
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JAY Z, Emeli Sande, Rita Ora, Kendrick Lamar, Miguel, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, DJ Fresh/Live, Calvin Harris, Flux Pavilion, Zedd.
Justin Timberlake and JAY Z LEGENDS OF THE SUMMER STADIUM TOUR, A Tribe Called Quest, NAS, A$AP Rocky and Rizzle Kicks
Cant imagine how upset everyone is about that one. i wonder if they would sell a 3 day ticket now on a limited basis. They said they were working on making more tickets avail to begin with.
Outkast playing before Bruno Mars
Kanye West, Drake and Bruno Mars have been confirmed to headline Wireless Festival 2014 in July which will also be held in Birmingham for the first time.
The tenth Wireless Festival, as well as taking place in London, will be held at Birmingham's Perry Park on 4-6 July.
Pharrell Williams
Basement Jaxx
Ellie goulding
Wiz Khalifa
John Newman
Iggy Azalea
Azealia Banks
Pretty Lights
Chance The Rapper
Ella Eyre
Angel Haze
Clean Bandit
Salt N Pepa
Earl Sweatshirt
A$AP Ferg
So its the same weekend as Roskilde and Werchter, luckily they are not attracting the same crowd as Roskilde so they are not "stealing" bands that would otherwise have been booked.
But a few crossovers I would like to see are Basement Jaxx and Outkast (yes I know ) and I could see RF booking Rudimental, Ellie Goulding and John Newman.
Some of the others been at Roskilde in recent years.
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Okay…totally see the flaw in starting three paragraphs with action…redundant? Need to mix up?
Went through looking at commas you removed and I see why. I am beginning to think I do this because it is the way I talk in person. Very animated and I take a breath for emphasis (smile) but realize I didn't change subject….correct?
The changed words are much cleaner (simpler) ….right?
On passed versus past…I looked up on google and I used passed as a verb when sped was my verb? And therefore, since it wasn't my verb, should have used past? I am trying to say this in a way I'll remember. Kind of like versus vs verses which I misspelled recently.
And yes…saw that I used increased his speed twice. Trying to teach myself to s l o w down when I proof read.
btw Gerald....Loooooved your gun toting Granny!
And Dana...also loved the need to get to BINGO! Made me lol...I love Bingo too!


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Maza's European career began back in the summer of 2008 when it was announced he would be leaving Chivas to join PSV. There were a few eyebrows raised at the move and many doubted whether the defender could cut it over in Europe.
Rodriguez has gradually dispelled those doubts, first at the Eredivisie club and then in the Bundesliga with Stuttgart.
After impressing in two quality European leagues, he'd be well-advised to think long and hard before returning to Mexico, especially if there are offers from other European leagues on the table for the 31-year-old.
A return to Mexico is risky for the Sinaloa-born player who has established himself as captain of the national team and the rock at the center of El Tri's defense.
Maza would be competing directly with young defenders looking to topple him from the national team. The likes of Hugo Ayala and Hiram Mier, not to mention his possible future teammate Diego Reyes, are snapping at his heels.
Mier and Reyes, especially, are supremely talented center backs, but Rodriguez has one key ingredient that they don't: top level experience. The more he can build on that between now and 2014, the better his case will be to remain in the national team, but it won't come from returning to Mexico.
There is plenty of competition for places in El Tri and playing in Germany has a prestige attached to it that wouldn't be afforded to Rodriguez in Mexico. The odd mistake can be forgiven in the Bundesliga, but a high profile defensive error for America against, say, San Luis would be scrutinized over and over in Mexico and questions immediately raised as to Maza's suitability in El Tri.
That will be exaggerated further at the giant that is America, although moving to a club likely to be challenging for the title, rather than back to the unstable Chivas, is a plus, even if hardcore fans on both sides of Mexico's most-hyped club rivalry will not be happy.
If Maza's move to America does happen, the transfer would also come as a stark reminder that there is a slow, gradual generational shift in the Mexican national team. As Rodriguez completes his European adventure and moves home, 20-year-old Aguilas youth product Reyes is set to head the other way to Porto in the summer.
Joining Reyes in Europe very soon are likely to be Hector Herrera and Marco Fabian, while Carlos Salcido and Rafa Marquez are back in Mexico after achieving success in Europe.
Times are changing for El Tri and watching how Mexico coach Jose Manuel de la Torre manages the process and how quickly the changeover happens will be fascinating in 2013.
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Parents need to know that The Cold Light of Day -- a kidnap/rescue thriller set in Madrid -- has lots of shooting and car crashes, and characters are beaten up quite frequently (and there are deaths), but there's not much blood. Language is sparse, but contains two uses of "s--t." Though there's no real nudity or sex, there's a subplot about an extramarital affair and its consequences. There are also a couple of shots of the main character shirtless and some supporting characters kissing. Characters drink in a background way, though in more than one instance, it looks as though they're trying to get drunk.
Messages: Nobody learns much of anything here. After his adventure -- and causing untold amounts of violence, wreckage, and death -- the character is offered a job (so there are no negative consequences).
Role models: The main character spends the entire film trying to rescue his family and doesn't seem to care how that comes about. He could actually be collaborating with terrorists, though the movie isn't clear on that point. He argues with people, wrecks cars and property, and, though he doesn't actually kill anyone himself, he's certainly around when people die. The rest of the characters aren't around enough to be role models.
Violence: Many bullets are fired, but characters seem to die more often from car crashes than anything else. One main character dies, and people are kidnapped. Lots of fighting and beating people up, but not a great deal of blood. In one harrowing scene, a character tries to help a gunshot victim, first by digging around inside the wound to find the bullet, and then cauterizing the wound with a hot spoon -- though most of this gory stuff happens just off screen.
Sex: No nudity or sex, but (spoiler alert) in a subplot it's revealed that the main character's father had an extramarital affair that resulted in another child; he kept this second family secret from his first family. Otherwise, the main character is seen shirtless in a couple of scenes, and another supporting character is seen in a bikini and kissing her boyfriend.
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TORONTO, March 29 (UPI) -- U.S. singer-actress Selena Gomez says she is proud of her new R-rated thriller "Spring Breakers," but hopes her young fans don't go to see it.
Written and directed by Harmony Korine, the film is about four college-age girls -- played by Gomez, Ashley Benson, Rachel Korine and Vanessa Hudgens -- who rob a fast-food restaurant to finance their beach holiday, then befriend a gangster, played by James Franco, who takes them further into the criminal underworld.
Asked at the Toronto International Film Festival, where she was promoting the movie last September, if she has any message for her younger fans regarding "Spring Breakers," Gomez replied, "Don't see it.
"I wrote a message on my social networking site, saying kids my age, my generation, I think, they should see it because it's very real," the 20-year-old Texan told reporters at the TIFF press conference.
"We're not sugar-coating anything, but then I put underneath [the message,] 'It's rated R, so please don't see it if you're under 18.' I don't know. That's as much warning as I can give to the parents and the kids, but you can't control what kids do."
Gomez, known for her roles in family-friendly flicks such as "Ramona and Beezus," "Monte Carlo" and "Hotel Transylvania," as well as TV's "The Wizards of Waverly Place," said she had been looking for a graceful way to make the transition from child star to young adult actress when "Spring Breakers" came along.
"When my series ended, I was really excited to start doing a couple of movies and I thought that doing the independent route would probably be best for me. And when Harmony mentioned my name and I read this script, I thought, 'If there is anybody that I'm going to take this risk on in doing the transition, it would be Harmony.' When I met with him, we met for like 2 hours, talking about the script and I think he really believed in me and, in a way, he took a chance putting me in this movie and it's been a really great experience. It's a hard transition, I think, but I'm having fun doing it, so, hopefully, people will accept it," Gomez explained.
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Every year at the Oscars fashion houses vie to kit the hottest stars in their latest outfits knowing that the coverage generated by that star can make or break a range.
Conversely the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year event isn't something that fashion brands are too concerned with, but maybe, just maybe, the suit that the winner was wearing last night might spark a new trend.
Bradley Wiggins looked ultra sharp in a suit with a double breasted jacket that was made in London by tailor Mark Powell. It was also made from velvet, which is a key trend this year. So classically stylish but very contemporary – Wiggins hit the jackpot once again. It is such a refreshing change from footballers kitted out in the latest threads from Italian fashion houses.
So might the Wiggins suit help the double breasted suit jacket become a very hot fashion item in 2012?
Well at the moment if you want one they are pretty hard to come by.
Firstly not all double breasted suit jackets are created equal. There are high collar jackets and low collar jackets. Wiggins last night wore a high collar jacket where the top button and the flap of the collar is high. These have roots in Edwardian clothes and were revived during the mid-60s Mod years – where Wiggins, and another high collar double breasted jacket devotee Paul Weller, get their inspiration.
The lower collar ones have the buttons and the flap around half way down the chest. These were popular in the 70s and 80s and I seem to remember Jarvis Cocker wearing one in an ironic way in the 90s. They are one 80s item that is unlikely to be revived and in many ways are responsible for killing the double breasted suit jacket off.
If you want a double breasted suit jacket now your choices are fairly limited. You could always do a Bradley and give Mark Powell a call. If you are a bit more limited in your resources and want to buy an off the shelf suit then you don't have too many options. Specialist 60s store Atom Retro has a few in stock, but that's about it.
A few words of warning though. They tend to look good on tall, skinny fellas like Wiggins and Weller. If you are short or bigger built then maybe stick to a more conventional two/three collar standard jacket.
Also while they look great with the buttons done up they can, like some pea coats, look a bit messy with the buttons undone. That's fine for tired and emotional moments at the end of the evening, but not good for meetings with the boss.


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Ohio man charged with firing at newspaper carriers
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WARREN, Ohio (AP) — A grand jury has indicted a northeast Ohio man who police said fired shots at a pair of newspaper carriers.
Police in Warren said 27-year-old Darren Lee fired shots at a 43-year-old man and his 18-year-old daughter who were delivering the Warren Tribune Chronicle on Jan. 30. Several shots hit their car.
Lee was indicted by the Trumbull County grand jury Thursday on charges that included felonious assault, possession of heroin and cocaine, carrying a concealed weapon and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
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Fedora Weekly News Issue 196
Welcome to Fedora Weekly News Issue 196[1] for the week ending October 4, 2009. What follows are some highlights from this issue.
If you are interested in contributing to Fedora Weekly News, please see our 'join' page[2]. We welcome reader feedback: email@example.com
The Fedora News team is collaborating with Marketing and Docs to come up with a new exciting platform for disseminating news and views on Fedora, called Fedora Insight. If you are interested, please join the list and let us know how you would like to assist with this effort.
FWN Editorial Team: Pascal Calarco, Adam Williamson
In this section, we cover announcements from the Fedora Project[1] [2] [3].
Contributing Writer: Rashadul Islam
THE BREAKING news (Fedora 12 (Constantine) related) are as follows:
Reminder: Fedora Board IRC meeting 1600 UTC 2009-10-01
Paul W. Frields announced,"The Board is holding its monthly public meeting on Thursday, October 1, 2009, at 1600 UTC on IRC Freenode.[1]"
Final Review of Incomplete Fedora 12 Features
John Poelstra announced,[1]
"With the passing of Beta Freeze we are now at the point in our release process where we expect all features to be at 100% completion. After requesting status updates, including direct email to the feature owners, the following feature pages do not have a current status.
In accordance with our recorded policy of requiring that all features be at 100% at Beta Freeze, I am proposing these features for your review to determine what their disposition should be. [6]"
- ↑ http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-devel-announce/2009-October/msg00000.html
- ↑ https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-devel-announce/2009-September/msg00008.html
- ↑ https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/DisplayPort
- ↑ https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/LowerProcessCapabilities
- ↑ https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/NFSv4Default
- ↑ https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/Policy/Dropping
Buyer Beware: A Major Change in NFS is about to happen
Steve Dickson announced as follows,[1]
As part of the NFSv4 Default [2] feature I am one commit away from changing the default protocol version NFS will be using (or at least trying to use).
What does this means to you? Hopefully nothing! In theory this should be a very seamless transition but with all new technology there will be (and are) some rough spots.
Why are we making the change? See the [[Features/NFSv4Default][NFSv4Default]] wiki for details, but in a nutshell: Better performance and Firewall Friendly. Finally it enables us use upcoming minor releases of the the protocol. NFS version 4.1 and pNFS are two example of upcoming minor releases.
FYI, V4 was introduced in Fedora Core 2 so it has been around for a while. I personally have been using it for my home directory for a couple years now.. For more of the nitty gritty details see[3]
That's the good news... Here is the bad....
Because the mount command will try NFS v4 first, mounts to older Linux servers will start failing. This is due to a defect in the Linux server exporting code, which is fixed in F-12, *but* there are a number of workarounds
On the server (Which is suggested in the announcement) On the client, go back to v3 mounts by doing one of the following as instructed in the announcement on this email.
Fedora 12 Freeze at 0600~ 2009-09-30 UTC
Jesse Keating briefly announced, "Just a reminder that the Fedora 12 freeze will be happening tonight at 0600 2009-09-30 UTC, just prior to the rawhide compose tonight. The rawhide for 20090930 will be built from frozen content. You do not need to send tag requests until after that.[1]"
Re: CVS Outage Notification - 2009-09-29 04:25 UTC
"It was pointed out to me that many of the packages starting with "a" were not properly branched. I've restarted the branch run for the "a" packages, however this time email will go out for the branch events, and this won't incur another outage. The branching of "a" packages should be done in 10 or 15 minutes.[1] ", replied Jesse Keating.
Mark your agenda with the following events. Please, consider attending or volunteering at an event near you!
Upcoming Events
- North America (NA)[1]
- Central & South America (LATAM) [2]
- Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA)[3]
- India, Asia, Australia (India/APJ)[4]
- ↑ http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Events#FY10_Q3_.28September_2009_-_November_2009.29
- ↑ http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Events#FY10_Q3_.28September_2009_-_November_2009.29_2
- ↑ http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Events#FY10_Q3_.28September_2009_-_November_2009.29_3
- ↑ http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Events#FY10_Q3_.28September_2009_-_November_2009.29_4
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piltogg wrote:The only time I ever tried to run one this big, it failed utterly, as we started across the room from each other, and it took freaking forever just to get into range. But you started pretty close, so you shouldn't have a similar problem.
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