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THUMBS UP: According to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, seatbelt use is at an all-time high. The DPS says the latest observational use survey in June showed a 94.8 percent seatbelt use rate – a 15 percent increase since 2003. For a reference, in 1986 – the year Minnesota first passed a seatbelt law – compliance was 20 percent and there were 280 unbelted deaths on our roads and highways. In 2003, belt compliance was just shy of 80 percent with 257 unbelted deaths, and in 2008 belt use was 86.7 percent with 150 unbelted deaths. Last year, seatbelt use was at 93.6 percent with 116 unbelted deaths. Too many deaths on our highways to be sure, but at least this is a positive trend.
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THUMBS UP: It's good to see school boards in Ivanhoe and Minneota work together in the best interest of all the student-athletes. The Ivanhoe School Board recently voted to send basketball players and golfers to Minneota in a move that further strengthens the relationship between the two school districts (Lincoln HI and Minneota already have a co-op in football and baseball, and team with Canby for cross country, track and softball). Wrestling, too, will be offered at Lincoln HI in a partnership with Minneota. This kind of relationship is good for the schools, good for the communities and, most importantly, good for the kids.


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Hale III made 7-of-10 from the free-throw line en route to his eighth consecutive double-digit output, but UTSA (5-19) struggled overall from the charity stripe for the second consecutive game by making just 15-of-24 (62.5 percent) three days after hitting only 54.2 percent (13-of-24) at UT Arlington.
Meanwhile, CSUB (10-15) knocked down 19-of-21 at the line for 90.5 percent. Adam Young (14) and Tyrone White (12) joined Carter in double figures scoring.
UTSA, which shot just 33.3 percent (16-of-48) from the floor and 27.8 percent (5-of-18) from behind the 3-point line, never led but fought back from a nine-point first-half deficit to tie the score early in the second half.
Trailing by a 28-19 count at the break, Jordan Sims knocked down a pair of treys early in the final stanza to key an 8-2 spurt that pulled the home team to within three (30-27), the closest margin since CSUB took a 3-0 lead to start the contest.
Burrage then was fouled and made both free throws to pull UTSA to within one and Jeromie Hill followed with 1-of-2 at the line to knot the score at 30 with 14:15 remaining.
The visitors answered with a 10-2 run over the next two-and-a-half minutes and never relinquished the lead.
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UTSA shot just 28.6 percent (6-of-21) in the first half, including missing all six of its 3-point attempts, in falling behind by nine at the intermission. CSUB drained its first three shots from long distance and raced out to an 11-2 lead. UTSA cut the deficit to four on five occasions but could get no closer until the second half.
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There's the one hotel developer who plans to buy three motels along Lake Flower and replace them with a 90-room resort hotel. Another plans to buy and renovate the historic Hotel Saranac at the heart of downtown. A local contractor bought the shuttered Casa Del Sol Mexican restaurant and will renovate and revive it. Even the local McDonald's is getting a million-dollar makeover.
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What's new? What's hot? What's next in restaurants? Nation's Restaurant News knows.
The trade publication for the restaurant industry put Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams and Piada Italian Street Food, both based in Columbus, in its list of 50 Breakout Brands in 2013. Jeni's was ranked 20th in the list, Piada, 33rd.
The trade publication picked "some of today's hottest emerging concepts — ones making their marks with their innovative experiences and cutting-edge cuisines," ranking them by "breakout factors" ranging from differentiated service to hot culinary niche to local/sustainable products or practices.
Jeni Britton Bauer has been selling her artisan ice creams in Columbus since 1996 and remains the culinary genius behind the 10-restaurant chain and wholesale distributor. Her Hot Toddy Sorbet has been making the blogosphere rounds during the cold and flu season. Originally named "Influenza Sorbet," Britton Bauer changed the name late last year so customers wouldn't think the sorbet made from bourbon, honey and lemon juice treated or caused the flu.
The secret to Jeni's success is Britton Bauer's near obsession with creating the best-tasting ice cream possible, John Lowe, Jeni's chief executive, told Nation's Restaurant News.
"[We're] doing it in a way that is unparalleled," Lowe said. "No one else is using grass-fed cream from a dairy two hours away. We've got people standing over large pots of sugar making caramel. We're taking corn from Ohio farmers and [shucking it] ourselves. We're taking the green off of strawberries and roasting them. We're doing it the right way, and you can taste it."
In contrast to Jeni's, whose popularity has built over time, Piada quickly became a hit for Columbus-area gourmets. Started in 2010 by serial restaurant entrepreneur Chris Doody, Piada is tapping into a seemingly endless appetite for fast, fresh, high-quality food at a reasonable price.
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BOULDER, Colo. — Gay couples tired of waiting for Colorado's same-sex marriage ban to be struck down have no choice but to wait for the U.S. Supreme Court, state lawyers argued Wednesday as they asked a Boulder County judge to stop the county's clerk from ignoring a federal stay and issuing same-sex marriage licenses.
But some of the 100 gay people who have been issued marriage licenses in recent weeks testified that they're being treated like second-class citizens while waiting for the nation's highest court to act.
"It still feels like a separate-but-unequal status," said Samantha Frazee, a Longmont woman who has a civil union and received one of the 100 or so marriage licenses issued by Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Hillary Hall.
Hall has been ignoring a legal stay issued by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against Utah's gay marriage ban.
Lawyers for Republican Attorney General John Suthers, who sued Hall for issuing the licenses, argued that stories of harmed gay couples are moving, but that the court's stay on its ruling must be obeyed.
"It's not a final decision. It's not binding in Colorado," said Michael Francisco, Suthers' assistant solicitor general.
Suthers has maintained that Colorado's gay marriage ban remains in effect and that the licenses issued by Boulder are invalid.
Hall testified that she is justified by last month's 10th U.S. Circuit ruling in Denver.
A three-judge panel ruled 2-1 that Utah isn't permitted to ban marriages based on gender, though the judges stayed their own ruling pending an appeal by the state of Utah either to the full appellate court or the U.S. Supreme Court.
After the hearing, Hall told reporters that she wasn't bothered by the fact that her county was issuing same-sex marriage licenses but the other 63 counties are not. Suthers has argued that Hall's actions are causing "legal chaos" because the marriage standard is inconsistent.
"I think if you violate somebody's constitutional rights, that trumps uniformity," Hall said.
Judge Andrew Hartman said would issue a decision soon but did not elaborate.
The Suthers-Hall showdown is separate from two same-sex marriage cases awaiting decisions in state and federal court.
Colorado voters changed the state constitution in 2006 to ban same-sex marriages.
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Earlier this month we posted a link here to a story about a pilot program in the Pittsburgh Diocese for parish life collaborators where a pastor is not able to serve. Now comes word in the Pittsburgh Catholic that the first one has been named. There's also an interview with the newly named coordinator, Holy Family of Nazareth Sister Dorothy Pawlus, about her new duties and increased responsibilities.
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Hi all,
Quick sanity check if I may so I don't have to undo too much later on.
I have an application that will be primarily driven by xml inputs, but loosely it consists of registered users (users), whom submit proposals (proposals). Each proposal has one applicant(applicants) and maybe one or none joint applicant(joint_applicants).
An applicant is a *person* and has many addresses; other things will follow, like employers
Applicant and joint_applicant tables are near identical, both have first and last names etc. Now for ease I initally fleshed out a working app using two seperate but near identical tables, but duplicating what are effectively people records didn't quite sit right with me.
So I've added a people table and linked it in to applicant and joint_applicant, they are afterall just people in a proposal.
What I have now, logially works on my head and in code, I'm just not certain it's the right way to do it.
So some code to clarify the above.
class Proposal < ActiveRecord::Base
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has_one :applicant
has_one :joint_applicant
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class Applicant < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :addresses, :as => :addressable, :order => ("end_date")
has_one :person, :as => :personable
class JointApplicant < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :addresses, :as => :addressable, :order => ("end_date")
has_one :person, :as => :personable
class Address < ActiveRecord::Base
#belongs_to :applicant
belongs_to :addressable, :polymorphic => true
class Person < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :personable, :polymorphic => true
Ok, so I can now add person data to an applicant object and so on. But Applicant now is a hollow table, everything that pertianed to an applicant is actually personal so it's in the people table.
My xml submits (which can be changed) are made up of, as I code it I reuse the applicant array to invisilby create the person data:
@person = @applicant.build_person(params[:applicant] || params[:request][:applicant]) if (params[:applicant] || params[:request][:applicant])
Now this seems to me to be for the API user an easy way to use it, for the code layer; well it feels ok, but I have this phantom table of applicant and of course jointapplicant, which now are no more than filters for the people.
So would it be better to:
* Keep the above
* Add an is_applicant or is_jointapplicant boolean field to people and update the xml to just pass person data and an appropriate flag.
* Use single table inheritance from the api docs on activerecordbase whereby my applicant = firm in the example given http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/Acti /Base.html so
class Person < ActiveRecord::Base; end
class Applicant < Person; end
Then drop all the applicant controller and simply have Applicant.create in the proposal controller?
* your suggestions
Sorry for the long post, I hoped I might be able to answer it myself by time I'd typed it out. I'm sure there are a few ways of doing this, my sanity check is finding the right way from a beginners point of view and lots of quieries does not feel quite right...
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I-71/670 contractors get a holiday weekend, too, but here's the labor planned after Labor Day in the Downtown construction zone:
-- On Tuesday, the ramp from westbound I-670 to southbound I-71 will shut down at 8 p.m., and the ramp from 11th Avenue onto southbound I-71 will shut down at 9 p.m. Southbound I-71 will be reduced to one lane from I-670 to Main Street at 9 p.m. and then shut down entirely at I-670 by 10 p.m. During the ramp and lane closings, drivers should take westbound I-670 to southbound Rt. 315. From there, you can continue south on I-71 or come back into Downtown via I-70/71. Everything will reopen by 5 a.m. Wednesday.
-- On Thursday, the ramp from westbound I-670 to southbound I-71 will close again at 8 p.m. for overnight work. It will reopen at 5 a.m. Friday.
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Alisaxni Resort Apartment (one bedroom)
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Accommodation summary
|akrotiri,thira, 84700 santorini, Greece
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There is housekeeping service every day and is included in the price.
If you wish, we can offer you breakfast and serve it in your room. The breakfast in 2015 costs 7 euro/person, from May 2016 all prices will include breakfast.
The outdoor areas of the hotel offer a beautiful swimming pool with a Jacuzzi ideal for 6 people who wish to seize their day sunbathing and watching the beautiful view!
There is also a barbeque area where all guests have free access to grill and relax at the sitting area next to the swimming pool.
We are located in a nice and quiet area, beautiful for those who love the nature and the romantic view of caldera..
Within walking distance you can reach the historic lighthouse to take wonderful photos of caldera and sunset and to traditional fresh fish taverns.
we are always at your disposal to help you renting a car/moto for your stay to the island because the nearest bus station is about 5km or we can help you rent a shuttle from the port/airport to the rooms .
We would love to give you information and recommendation about the island, and suggest some nice tours and boat tours.
If you have any questions do not hesitate contacting me.
The small village of Akrotiri lies at the southwestern side of Santorini. The ancient settlement of Akrotiri was discovered in 1967 by the famous archaeologist Spyros Marinatos, who brought into light a whole city hidden under lava and ashes. The prehistoric Akrotiri flourished in 3000 BC, but it was later ruined by the 1500 BC volcano eruption.
Today, many objects and important artifacts, are displayed at the Museum of Prehistoric Thera in Fira Town.
A few minutes walk from Akrotiri, you will find the Red Beach, one of the most famous and extraordinary beaches in Santorini island. Gigantic red rocks and reddish pebbles create a unique scenery you won't find anyplace else.
If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me.
Included in price:
• Daily housekeeping- linen & bath towels change every 3 days
• For 2016 allroom rates include breakfast
• Swimming pool with Jacuzzi
• Outdoor private parking
• Barbeque facilities
• running costs (electricity, water, etc.)
• WiFi internet access
• tax
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• transfer to / from the port ,airport
• car/moto rental
House rules-Check in 14:00 Check out 12:00
-Day Use: Extra charge 50% of the room price after 12:00, extra charge 100% of the room price after 18:00.
- Quiet after midnight.
- No breakfast included in room rates 2015, breakfast is included in all room rates of 2016
|Price for > 2 guests
|R 151 ZAR per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Fantastic! It 'was a wonderful experience: the owner was friendly, polite and always attentive! We recommend vivavente envi accommodation in Santorini, in a quiet, clean and spacious homes.
Thanks to Martha, and her dear mother!
Thomas and Elena
Fantastico! E' stata una splendida esperienza: la proprietaria è stata cordiale, gentile e sempre attenta! Consigliamo vivavente queto alloggio a Santorini, in un posto tranquillo e case spaziose e pulite.
Grazie a Martha, e alla sua cara mamma!
Tommaso e Elena
Reviews for this host's other properties
A really really nice location in a calm area of this beautiful island; Martha and her mother / family were so kind and lovely!!!
They made the beds and cleaned the bathroom every day, offered cakes or something like that...
The Studio is a bit difficult to find - but after finding it (best possibility is by car, there is enough space to park there!) we have been suprised with such a beatiful and clean Jakoozi and Pool next to our Studio, sea-view included!!!
Thanks again for all - if there will be another journey to Santorini, we would like to stay there again!
Best regards, your "German Family"! =)
We had a lovely time in this cute house. It has a great view from the front porch which we enjoyed in the morning sun at breakfast each day. The house was really very clean with plenty of cleaning products, washing up liquid etc provided. It is a short walk to the town and the old castle (which can be easily seen from the house). We were greeted by Martha's very helpful and friendly sister-in-law, who gave us many tips about where to eat, swim, see the sunset etc. She lives next door and said to ask if we needed anything. Our only regret is that we didn't book early enough to spend more days there.
Accueil super sympathique. Très bon emplacement face à la caldeira avec une belle vue. Manque un peu d'équipement pour faire la cuisine.
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But, whoever runs the Browns website is probably in deep crap for even having those articles on the site, even hidden, for someone to figure out how to find them.
I wonder if this results in any tampering charges? John Clayton already got wind of it with his report today:
"The first weird free-agency report of the night came from Cleveland, when the team's Web site reportedly signed Patriots wide receiver David Givens and Ravens punter Dave Zastudil. The only problem was it wasn't true. Givens' agent, Brad Blank, has his client on a 7 a.m. flight to Miami to visit the Dolphins, and he almost didn't send Givens to Cleveland because of the erroneous report. Blank theorized that someone hacked into the Browns' computer, but he emphasized that no deal is done. Givens is scheduled to visit the Browns on Sunday if he doesn't sign with the Dolphins on Saturday."
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I recently tried to place an order with Adagio and have not received any response to the two emails I sent concerning a delivery address mixup.
I ordered some items not realizing that having several windows open would double the items in my cart. It wasn't til after I placed the order I discovered the issue and cancelled it immediately. I then went back to replace the order. The first time I went through I noticed they still had my old address from 5 years ago. I added my new address. But when I went to replace the order I forgot to check the address, and upon checking the tracking the next day I noticed it was out for delivery in my OLD neighborhood.
I called UPS who wouldn't do anything about it and emailed Adagio TWICE to have them maybe recall the item. I have just checked the tracking again and no one was home so, so far no one has it. There is NO phone listed for Adagio which, now knowing this I find strange. There is a number listed in the yellow pages but calling it yields no human contact unless you know an employee's name.
There are debit authorizations for the first and second orders and I can just imagine that my money will be gone with no item in its place.
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The distance between these two cities is around 0Kms, and can be reached in approximately .Neeta Tours and Travels operates close to 0 buses from Kudal to Pali. You have buses starting from , till . The lowest fare for these buses starts from Rs.0, and the maximum fare is around Rs.0.
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Kudal is a village located in the Satara district, in Maharashtra. This village is surrounded by a river named Niranjana (also known as Kudali). The major attraction of the place is a temple called 'Pimpleshwar' located at the banks of the river. The Kudal village is known for its natural beauty full of greenery. Agriculture is the main activity of the people here. Kudal provides a closer view of the historic Vairatgad Fort. Kudal houses two dams, which are located in Mahu and Hatgeghar area. Kudal enjoys great connectivity with various parts of Maharashtra by means of road. The National Highway 4 connects Kudal to Panchwad. Apart from this, several important towns and tourist places like Mahabaleswar, Satara, Panchgani, Wai and Chiplun are located near to Kudal. They enjoy great road connectivity to Kudal. Regular buses are available to towns like Tarkarli, Malvan, Mumbai, Ratnagiri, Pune, Raigad and Satara among others.


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WASHINGTON (RNS) Each January in the four decades since Roe v. Wade legalized abortion, Nellie Gray gathered tens of thousands for the annual March for Life protest rally. After the octogenarian died last August, a woman less than half her age will lead the march to mark the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. By Adelle M. Banks.


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This is a cute hairstyle as the hair is long and curly. This blonde has her hair parted at top with the hair brushed over and onto the forehead. The hair is then taken and styled behind the ear. At back and sides, the hair is curly resting nicely onto the back and shoulders.The hair is cut long for this look.The hair colouring is blonde.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (480 votes).
In short: Scotland's finest!In full: Great location and excellent organisation. Thanks to all the marshalls who did a fantastic job. Thanks also to all the locals (particularly before reaching Inverness) who came out to support us in the rain. Tough going but well worth it - the perfect Scottish marathon.Date of review: October 3, 2006
In short: Great day.In full: My first ever marathon and loved every minute. It's not an easy course and whilst the first half is easy those little climbs early on niggle away at you and you could pay later in the race.Very wet but not that mattered running. Drinks stations were good but little disappointed I had to struggle through shoppers crossing the Ness bridge into town.Date of review: October 3, 2006
In short: Fantastic race! Very well organised, amazing scenery and killer hillsIn full: A real tough one but very rewarding. First half has a lot of downhill so that you can still get a good time. I got a PB which was surprising as my previous PB was done at Abingdon on a flat course. Rain was hellish though. Very wet and with burst blisters making blood come through my shoes. Nice! See you all next year. Best marathon I've ever done.Date of review: October 3, 2006
In short: A fantastic event in every respect.In full: The course was more challenging than I thought it would be, but the scenery is wonderful even if the sky is dribbling into the Loch. Great organisation from start to finish, great value, and I'm ready to put my entry in for next year.Date of review: October 3, 2006
In short: A great run even though it was chucking it down!!In full: A bit hilly in places, I admire anyone who could run up the hill just after mile 17!! Only criticism is that for slow runners like me the Lucozade sport was all out by the time I got there Date of review: October 3, 2006
In short: Enjoyed it this year, didn't blow up at 20 miles as before. Thanks to all the supporters for their commitment in the rain, especially the fox on the silver bike with the red North Face Jacket!!Date of review: October 3, 2006
In short: A stiff course. Excellent organisation.In full: Though i found the course tough this was a great event. Well organised, well supported (given what the weather was like) and well stocked with fluids(during and after the race, especially that post race soup. Abig thank you to all the marshalls for their efforts. Might not be back next year but will definitely do again!!Date of review: October 3, 2006
In short: This event surpassed my expectations. Brilliant.In full: What a magnificent event. From the superb organisation to the awe inspiring setting. Everyone should try this at least once.To say everything ran like clockwork would be an understatement. The convoy of buses with the motorcycle escorts ensuring we all got through the town together set the standard.During the race, the drinks stations were well placed, the marshalls were supportive, and the support in the villages and even at farms was much appreciated.The course itself is deceiving. I would swear now it was a tough course, but when I think back properly the first half isn't too tough and it's only really once you get to the dreaded "HILL" after Dores that the course beings to take it's toll.In the end I finished with a PB, and I'll be back again next year to try for another.Lastly the post race efforts of the organisers should be applauded. Hot soup, baked potato and a well earned seat sheltered from the rain. You really couldn't ask for more.Easily my best marathon experience.Date of review: October 3, 2006
In short: Once again, a faultless race.In full: I'm biased, being local, but this race is just brilliant. I like running in the rain, although I could cope with a little less than we had this year. I hope all the marshalls got medals too.Date of review: October 3, 2006
In short: great event despite being tough In full: a tough course with steep downhills and uphillslack of support in last 3 miles is not too good,but a good race,well worth doing.Date of review: October 3, 2006
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Since the border surge gained coverage from the mainstream media last month, the Obama Administration has tried to relocate tens of thousands of newly-arrived illegal aliens to communities across the country.
Sign the petition asking your three Members of Congress to fight the relocation!
Click on the symbols on the map for name of each location and what is happening there. Below the map is the KEY for the symbols.
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NumbersUSA is providing its members actions they can take to help stop the government's dispersal of illegal aliens in a way that usually means they never go back home. Because people living in communities across the Americas rarely see one of their neighbors ever returned after illegally entering the United States, most of the population in those countries believe crossing the border illegally will bring great rewards.
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1600 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW was left out, ship them ALL there, "Lets' Move".
Oh and Jeb Bush's house, it's all an "act of love"!
Presented by the 1st Amendment.
To Michael, Love it! Lets also add Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid and all the other "open borders" proponents.
Have you heard of a proposed housing site in your area? If so, please share with us here so we can add it onto the map. And more importantly, so we can inform your neighbors and help stop the plans!
140 illegals were flown in to Yuma, AZ and bused to a Border Patrol facility in El Centro, CA on Wed, 7/2/14.
Thank you!
Thanks Russell! We were told there would be no more! We'll see. Everything this administration says is a lie!
I saw on Local ABC news they brought some by bus to Maryland Baltimore area. I didn't see it in your map?
They've interviewed them...
I saw on Local ABC news they brought some by bus to Maryland Baltimore area. I didn't see it in your map?
They've interviewed them...
It is on the map.
I know for fact they want to dump a load of them here in Berks County Pa. Also ship a lot up to Hazelton Pa. I don't see Gerlechs name on that list wanting to end the favored treatment for Illegals.
Have been housed in a building that is said to be Federally owned called Conroe Children's home. They will not put out an address but is said to be on League Line Road. Here they are being given all shots and a medical exam. Information is that three-fourths of children are male. They will attend Conroe ISD. Many teachers are resigning until this plays out. It is too difficult to teach children that do not speak English.
What city, Jeannine?
League Line Road is in the city of Conroe, Texas.
To date, no calls returned from the HHS RRC in North Dakota. Will continue to try to make contact. In addition, the ORR Regional Rep. and the ORR Wilson/Fish Mgr. are "on vacation" according to their message centers.
Convenient, isn't it?
Yes, very. Thanks for trying
Nor from my Colorado State Refugee Relocation Coordinator.
They should have just been transported back to Mexico since that is the country that allowed them to travel through to the US. It is Mexico's responsibility to have prevented them from entering their country, so I say give them all to Mexico and let it take care of them.
An interesting battle line is being drawn here: grassroots American activists aided by local government on one side and illegal invaders, the Treason Lobby, and the US Government on the other.
It is equally interesting to watch how the MSM ignores, denies, or mischaracterizes popular opposition to the invasion. I'm sure that the word-count in the news columns and op-ed features for "racism", "xenophobia", and "nativism" will be spiking again very soon.
Yes, I watched a news report from a SoCal network affiliate (one of the many Links Drudge had up this morning) where the lady field reporter described the protesters at Murrieta CA as an "anti-immigrant" group.
She described the counter protesters as concerned citizens who feel the migrants should be treated humanely and be allowed to stay for their processing.
Why do we keep getting emails from that prince in Nigeria offering us his daddys fortune, because there are people that actually fall for it and that is what disturbs me about this kind of biased (non)journalism.
I am getting really tired of hearing this called a "humanitarian" crisis. This is an invasion.
You may have seen this explaining the Invasion.
I printed out this pdf and brought it to my Representative's Office. This was manufactured years ago.
These illegals are criminals nothing more, nothing less. They should be turned away at the border and told to go back where they came from. They should not even be allowed to set foot in this country. We can't afford them and we don't want them. If there is extra money laying around how about taking care of the American citizens and vets that go to bed hungry.
Spot on, Karen. At this point, a "no admittance" policy at the border coupled with instant deportation of anyone who does get across is the only thing that is likely to prevent the invaders from settling here permanently.
Living in South Texas today must be like living in the Roman Empire in the 5th Century.
I am like that as well, I am getting sick and tired of either being called a Racist, a Bigot, or that this is an humanitarian crisis. I guess you can call it what you want, but This is an Invasion of the United States of America and we don't have one Politician that is willing to stand up for Americans. Pretty sad that they are all becoming an Obama Lap Dog,
Try to not take the name calling to seriously.
I've noticed that if I really take a look at my own name calling, that through introspection, the name usually applies better to me than the one I'm attacking.
When you really get down to illegal immigration some seem to believe they are doing the illegal aliens a favor while playing them into the hands of the criminals in the government and business. Back in the seventies the pendulum was swung way the other way towards upholding the rule of law. When businesses truly needed help they brought people in from all over the world. They worked side by side with us for the same wages and benefits. We held each other up. Now we are being played against each other and everyone is being dragged down.
I also remember that sometimes people would decide not to renew their visa's and decided to return home. It was always a bummer people leaving but I thought at the time how much I had learned from many of them. I hoped that maybe they had learned a little from us that they could take back home. I think now that anything they learned from us and took home would make me ashamed.
James........you are "spot on" You are exactly RIGHT !!!
Check out Article IV Section 4 of the US Constitution. It clearly states...." The United States shall GUARANTEE to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and SHALL PROTECT EACH OF THEM AGAINST INVASION........" when the U.S. has 14 to 18 MILLION ILLEGAL ALIENS,I'll guarantee you that they are NOT here on vacation !!!! This IS an INVASION and the DOJ, DHS,etc is NOT protecting the American citizen.
Melanie, An Interesting Map.
The 'blue' states (CA, IL, NY, etc.) don't want the Illegals, and the 'red' states (AL, AZ, which are also both mandatory e-Verify states), don't either. These Obamabots are just nuts.
Warehouse the Illegals very close to the border, just long enough to send them all home.
We have an invasion occurring on our Southern boarder and the Military does nothing? No other country in the world would let this happen. I think if we were able to convince Obama that these illegals are Republicans the boarder would snap shut!
When Arizona bore the brunt of illegal immigration, signs were posted in Spanish telling them they would be welcomed in Connecticut which was giving them state ID cards and driver licenses. Now NY is offering them "state citizenship". You know what to do when the feds dump them in your area. :)
Are any of these places near the Midland/ Odessa area? I have family living down there and I worry about them down there.my brother's family lives in artesia new Mexico. Is he close?
Aaron, click on the triangular sign in New Mexico. It gives you info and is Artesia.
My brother and his family live there! Now I worry about when school starts up again for my nephews and niece when they go back! Somehow I've got sinking feeling that some of these diseases are coming to my family there. I cannot convince my brother to come back to Idaho. He's a trucker and his job with his pay doesn't exist here. However his last call was rather telling. He said that he and his family were "living in a war zone".
Another of B.O.'s corrupt schemes that is blowing up in his face!
I live just 4 miles South of Murrieta in Menifee Ca. Things are going to get ugly. I feel that in the near future we will see armed DHS forces or worse yet UN Peace Keeping forces escorting these busses to these locations. What then, are they going to arrest and detain the protesters or start a war with us ? This could get very bad very quickly !
It's too late. They are here. They will file for asylum. In six months they will green cards. For each one taxpayers will provide for them
First they beg, now they demand, they want to be the "Dreamers" they are not employable, no education and no language skills. Their dream is to enjoy the benefits of this country because they are "language disabled" The USA boat has already sunk and we only have rafts left, we can not rescue those who are in the water or else when we add more people to our raft, we will all sink.
Voters Don't Want Illegals ...
In the neighborhood or the country !
Elections are coming, only 4 months from tomorrow.
Democrats, Independents, and Republicans need to unite this year to vote out all of Obama's lackeys.
While $$$ is critical; that's NOT the sole effect of the Invasion.
USA-HIV knows no borders
USA-BP confirms 2nd IA child w/ Swine-Flu
PA-IA deported a yr ago rapes doctor @Philadelphia
USA- Doctor/Risk of diseases brought by IA's not being taken seriously (video)
This just in:
The Mayor's office has confirmed that undocumented children will be arriving at Bush Intercontinental Airport today.
I suggest anyone in Texas, please call Cruz's office. He seems to be on top of it already. Cornyn is another story since he covertly supports amnesty.
Las Cruces is getting 1500 illegals They are staying at the immaculate heart of Mary on espina.
Don't forget Massachusetts!
"...the (sic Gov. Deval) Patrick administration wrote back on June 19 there have rather been seven flights with detainees since April 18 in all, five of which landed in Bedford. Two others were rerouted to Logan....""
Numbers USA :
Thank you! It will be added.
There is a non profit group in Iowa called the Eychaner Foundation that is wanting to bring 1,000 of these illegals into Iowa even though our governor has said no. This is just infuriating!
I just want to know why they are focusing on shipping in such large groups to those areas like that why there what is their intended intent
They should be sent back to where they came from ASAP.
None of this bull, they have to be processed etc etc.
They are being sent to different locations across the country and will be "lost in the shuffle" which means they'll be allowed to stay here and be supported by the taxpayers!! Kids or adults....send them home!! We can't afford them. We have our own country to think of FIRST and FOR MOST! I'm sick of hearing about them. It seems like the government is giving them "more rights" than the American citizens!! FED UP
Can States put them on a plane and send them to mexico?
No, states can't deport. They can only hand them over to the feds who will do what they were already doing
Maybe the citizens across the country should take a stand against allowing illegals coming into their towns etc like they did in CA...maybe THEN the Government (both parties) will start to listen to what the majority of the American people want....."illegals sent home, now"
Yes, exactly. Please do what you can locally.
Only problem is is that they keep it a secret. Unless the governor or mayor advises citizend
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I have one "Anthemed" guitar and one "Lyricized" guitar. I have a Venue pre amp.
When I play my own gigs, I play through the Venue into my own amp (Ultrasound), using the "guitar channel" (1/4").
My questions (I think) are about impedance; resistance and that kind of stuff.
At open mics, I play through someone else's P.A. Even though the Venue has outputs for each, there's no time for the luxury of comparing the sound through the SLR, three pin input with the sound through the 1/4" "unbalanced" jack;
!. Generally should either or both systems sound better through one type of input versus the other? Put another way, is there any advantage going SLR out of the Venue, or does the pre amp/direct box itself make the adjustment needed?
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Jerry Falwell's legacy: A thriving Liberty University
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If you see a bird hanging out on the empennage of an airplane, I have news for you: She's not admiring the scenery. She is looking for a nesting place. She may have already found one–inside the airplane she's perched on.
It's getting to be that time of year when birds go from being a lesson in ground school to a practical, hands-on exercise in good preflighting. Birds can and do nest in airplanes. They nest in airplanes that are sitting outside; they nest in airplanes inside hangars. They will nest in the tailcone and the engine compartment and probably would slip inside an open window and make themselves at home in the cockpit if given the opportunity. And all it takes is an opening the size of a quarter or so. As these Bird hazard photos from the Air Safety Institute show, even cowl plugs can prove ineffective.
And they are super-fast at what they do. As Steve Ells reported in AOPA's Reporting Points blog, he parked his airplane in his hangar and came back 10 days later to find a complete nest and four eggs on top of the engine's number 1 and number 3 cylinders. (Click the link to see a photo.)
I see barn swallows every year. If I have a decorative wreath on my front door, they will nest in it. Mind you, this is a door that sees a lot of activity–we go in and out of it several times a day.
Another article from the Air Safety Institute explains why some birds build their nests in what you'd think would be dangerous locations. "Birds don't associate nest removal with predation," an expert says. "Nesting materials will naturally drop, so they're used to seeing some disappear." When a nest with eggs or baby birds is removed, it finally sinks in that this could be a bad neighborhood.
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A great experience in New Ulm
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I would like to thank the city of New Ulm for the wonderful year my family spent enjoying your community. Exactly one year ago, my daughter was engaged to a Winthrop man with a New Year's Eve Wedding as the "dream." In that year, we were introduced to the wonderful businesses, people, and venues of New Ulm. Everywhere, people were receptive, helpful, and positive
I spent about one day a month in New Ulm doing some wedding business and just exploring. We could not have picked a more perfect place for a wedding. Our first call was to Virginia Suker Moldan at Turner Hall. What a wonderful help she was as she put us in contact with Julie Larson, an amazing decorator. Virginia also helped with hotels. Our guests were at the Holiday Inn and Micro-tel. My family was at the Micro-tel. The staff there was wonderful and efficient. The night before the wedding our youngest daughter ended up in the emergency room. We needed fast, sure directions. The people at the Micro-tel were concerned and helpful. (Again your city is blessed. With athletes as daughters, I have been in many emergency rooms. At New Ulm, yours was fast and efficient.)
The chamber was very helpful in finding transportation for our guests and put us in charge of a man I have never met but enjoyed over the phone. He forever will be known in our home as "Dean, the Bus Guy." His service was incredible. My daughter had many demands, and he met them all. The people all commented on how wonderful and helpful the drivers were.
Our next stop was to get hair done. Remember New Year's Eve was on a Monday. In Style and the women there came in early and on days off to do our hair. They were wonderful to clients they will probably never see again. Of course, the hair was styled perfectly to each choice of the bridesmaids. Stacy, a stylist there, saw us many times in that year. She was patient and talented all at the same time to please a young bride. We will miss her.
A new florist, A to Zinnea, opened the doors and not only did amazing flowers, but Heather came to Winthrop to help decorate and design the church. She literally went the extra mile to make sure all was perfect. She delivered beautiful arrangements and bouquets.
The weekend of the wedding came. All was perfect. Turner Hall did an amazing job with the food. The set up was beautiful. The service was incredible. We had gluten- free guests who received special food. The Turner ladies were fantastic, and the staff was right there. We had no lines, and our guests were treated very well. My daughter had a ballroom choreographed first dance, and the Turner people cleared the floor fast and efficiently. Every employee was happy and joyful for us even when the dance floor was filled with confetti and the New Year's Celebration. The final seal on the deal with Turner Hall was the amazing food. How fortunate you are to have such a fun venue for events. Virginia and her staff were amazing people with whom to work and knew exactly where to go for answers to all our questions and needs.
Julie Larson out did herself with the decorations. I was shopping one summer day at the furniture store where I was told Julie would make Turner Hall look like New York. She did. What a talent in your community!
We met people, ate in your restaurants, and shopped in your stores. My daughter rented a beautiful cape and muff from Sisters. The brewery let them take pictures there. I ordered food trays from Hy-Vee. We purchased gas everywhere. The list is endless. Everywhere we went, it was always the same. People were so welcoming and happy for us.
My favorite last story is one that only the young man at Jake's Pizza and I know. Many times, I would stop at Jake's, order three pizzas: one to eat, two to wrap and take home. (We do not have a Jake's.) On Janurary 2, I returned the cape, stopped at the florist and said good -bye to the wonderful friends we had made at Turner Hall. Yes, I made one last stop at Jake's, and one last time my pizzas were boxed for home. By this time, he knew my story, and he said, "I hope you come back sometime. "
In talking to Virginia, I know that one of the hopes of the Convention Visitors' Bureau is to promote New Ulm as a regional wedding center. We live an hour and a half away. It was well worth the drive to be welcomed to your terrific city and have such a wonderful wedding. I am so glad we chose New Ulm, and New Ulm chose us. Every business we encountered went the extra mile to help us, feed us, and meet us. Although in our year, I tried to shop and eat in every establishment, I know there are some we missed that equal all we patronized. I just wish we could have met even more of the people of New Ulm. Maybe my next daughter's wedding.I have two more.
Thanks again to all the special people and businesses we meet and encountered at New Ulm.
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"The DeFlame ReFrame" - Focussing on Inflammation NOT your Condition
Click here for the Deflaming Guides, which allows for the practical application of the "DeFlame ReFrame."
Most people do not realize that the following conditions are caused or promoted by inflammation; aches and pains, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, osteoporosis, macular degeneration, acne, aging, metabolic syndrome X, diabetes, cancer, heart disease, peripheral vascular disease, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and more.
So, if chronic inflammation is the underlying promoter of chronic disease, then shouldn't our focus properly being on "deflaming" ourselves, rather than looking for the magic bullet medication or supplement?
"Medication" treatment of disease
As inflammatory diseases develop, they have some unique biochemical changes that are specific to the diseased tissue, which leads to the use of specific medications to specifically treat each unique condition, and this leads to the incorrect assumption that all diseases are truly different and would conceivably require specific diet and supplement interventions. This view about diet and supplements is not true. Answer the following questions:
- Do blood pressure medications effectively treat the blood pressure so one can eventually stop taking the meds?
- Do anti-inflammatory drugs effectively treat arthritis so one can eventually stop taking the meds?
- Do medications for the metabolic syndrome and diabetes effective treat these conditions so one can eventually stop taking the meds?
- Do statin drugs effective treat cholesterol metabolism so one can eventually stop taking the meds?
The answer to all these questions is NO. So if drugs do not effectively treat a chronic disease, such that chronic condition is "cured," why would one expect that there could be specific supplements that treat diseases more effectively?
The "deflame approach" avoids the confusion and troubles with the false notion that specific foods and supplements can treat specific diseases.
The DeFlaming approach is different
Getting healthy: Healthy people live long and prosper and are not encumbered by disease. The "deflame approach" is about getting healthy by the singular focus of inflammation reduction.
Diet: There is no unique specific diet for most conditions/diseases. The goal of diet is to promote health. And the proper diet happens to be anti-inflammatory in nature, which led to the development of the concept of "deflaming" with diet for the purpose of health promotion.
Supplements: While there are a few supplements that support the health of certain tissues, such as glucosamine/chondroitin for joints health, there are very few supplements that target specific conditions/diseases. The "deflaming" approach to supplementation is to utilize supplements that have anti-inflammatory/health-promoting qualities that support the anti-inflammatory diet.
Why are specific conditions discussed at DeFlame.com?
Various conditions are discussed in this section of Deflame.com because people are concerned about their respective conditions and many are confused about what to do. People are also looking for a "medication" approach to nutrition to treat the manifestation of inflammation that presents as what appears to be a unique condition.
The inclusion of the various conditions at DeFlame.com is done for the sole purpose of demonstrating that we should drop the "medication approach to nutrition" and embrace the "deflaming" approach no matter if we are healthy, wanting to prevent disease, or trying to overcome disease.


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A collection of stories from individuals with disabilities, families, friends, and disability service providers in Tennessee
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"There's not too much for people with disabilities to do in Memphis. To me, I think it could be better.
"The powers that were, at the time, suggested I couldn't be a massage therapist because of my brain injury."
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Can School Performance Be Measured Fairly? asks the New York Times' Room for Debate.
Testing Has Moved Beyond Filling Circles, responds Kevin Carey of the New America Foundation. Objective test scores should be just one part of measuring student success.
When No Child Left Behind was written 11 years ago, standardized tests were the only way to consistently measure student learning on a large scale. But since then, many states have developed sophisticated data systems that can calculate the percentage of high school graduates who enroll in college, enlist in the armed services and land steady, well-paying jobs. Instead of using proxy measures for successful preparation (i.e. test scores) we can use measures of the real thing. If high school graduates need to take remedial courses in college, for example, that means their high school didn't do its job.
School evaluation should include standardized test scores and visits by "highly trained school inspectors" who can "observe classrooms and interview teachers and students."
Waivers don't go far enough in allowing states to use better measures of achievement, adds Fordham's Mike Petrilli.
States may not, for example, use a race-neutral approach to identifying schools that are leaving disadvantaged students behind, as Florida would have liked. (In the Sunshine State's own system, schools are docked if their lowest-performing students — whatever their race — don't make significant gains in the course of the school year.) They can't evaluate high schools by outcomes — like how many students go on to graduate from college — instead of by test scores. They can't even use computer-adaptive tests, like those uses for graduate school admissions, because low-performing students would get assessed on content that is "below grade level." (Of course, that's the point of computer-adaptive technology — it can pinpoint exactly where students are, even if they are far ahead or behind most children their age.)
Use international benchmarks and real-world results, writes Sandra Stotsky, a University of Arkansas education professor.
We can find out if our teachers and administrators are effective by comparing our students' performance levels on the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study, which assesses knowledge of mathematics and science gained from a rigorous curriculum, and the Program for International Student Assessment, which assesses daily life skills and minimal academic content.
Massachusetts' 26 regional technical/career high schools have long wait lists and high graduation rates, notes Stotsky, who helped write Massachusetts standards. "Accountability ultimately lies in their employability after high school."


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In its recent report, Growth Isn't Possible, UK-based nef (the new economics foundation) concludes that it is impossible to avoid the dangers of climate change as long as economic growth continues in high-income countries.
And what better way to illustrate this finding than with a nine billion ton hamster?
Together with its partners One Hundred Months and Wake Up, Freak Out, nef uses a seemingly harmless hamster in an animated clip to highlight the dangers of endless growth on a finite planet. "A young hamster doubles its weight each week between birth and puberty," an ominous voice on the clip warns. "But if it grew at the same rate until its first birthday, we'd be looking a nine billion ton hamster."
According to Andrew Simms, co-author of the report and nef policy director, our traditional value on economic growth and GDP are as ridiculous as the impossible hamster. "Endless growth is pushing the planet's biosphere beyond its safe limits. We urgently need to change our economy to live within its environmental budget."
The new economics foundation, developer of the Happy Planet Index and a Global Footprint Network partner, is an independent think-tank aimed at improving quality of life by promoting innovative solutions that challenge mainstream thinking on economic, environment and social issues.


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Southern Cooked Greens
- 1/2 pound chopped bacon
- 3 cups chopped yellow onions
- Salt
- Freshly ground pepper
- Cayenne pepper
- 1/2 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons minced shallots
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 6 cups water
- 1/4 cup rice wine vinegar
- 6 pounds assorted greens, such as mustard greens, collard greens, turnip greens, kale and spinach, washed and stemmed
In a large pot, saute the bacon until slightly crisp. Add the onions and season with salt, pepper and cayenne pepper. Cook 6 to 7 minutes, until the onions are wilted and golden. Add the brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Add the shallots and garlic. Cook for 2 minutes. Add the water and vinegar and mix well. Begin adding the greens, a third at a time, pressing them down as they begin to wilt. Season with salt and pepper. Reduce the heat to medium-low and cook, uncovered, until the greens are soft, about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Serve hot.
Recipe adapted from Emeril's TV Dinners by Emeril Lagasse, William and Morrow, 1998.
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Inspired by his belief that sports relate to positive achievements in life, Barry Larkin describes why he remains committed to serving as a Sports Envoy:
"I think the common thread everywhere...is about the life skills that you learn...that are sharpened from participating in sports -- problem-solving, teamwork, dealing with adversity."
Major League Baseball All-Star and 2012 Hall of Fame inductee Barry Larkin visited Ecuador in February as a Sports Envoy for the SportsUnited Division of the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Joe Logan, former player with the Montreal Expos and coach of the Orlando Reds, accompanied Larkin. This visit marked their fourth Sports Envoy program together, following past trips to South Korea, Taiwan, and Colombia. The two dedicated "sports diplomats" work together on these overseas programs to connect with young people through the game of baseball.
While in Guayaquil, Larkin and Logan conducted clinics for youth and their coaches at Yeyo Uraga, a local baseball facility. The envoys spoke with students about the importance of academics, positive health practices, and respect for diversity at the Centro Ecuatoriano Americano and Colegio Americano.
Regardless of school, city, or country around the world, it is mutually enriching experiences like these that make Mr. Larkin and Mr. Logan long-time devotees of the Sports Envoy program at the State Department.
In July, Mr. Larkin will be inducted in the Cooperstown Baseball Hall of Fame, having been elected this year by the Golden Era Committee. Mr. Larkin's contributions as a Sports Envoy certainly play into his deserving such an esteemed recognition.
The SportsUnited Division brings youth athletes and coaches to the United States as well as sends sports envoys to countries abroad. See recent photos of the Sports Envoy program in Ecuador and videos of the past Sports Envoys in South Korea.
Nick B. in the U.S.A. writes:
It's nice to see a baseball great giving back not just to the community but to the world. Sports Envoy is a great idea and I hope other professional sports athletes embrace the idea of bringing their particular sport to foreign countries. Way to go, Barry Larkin!