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Style blogger Erica of Fashionlush is back for the holidays, to give you guys some inspiration for wearing denim when it gets cold outside! From pop-color neon with black & medium-wash blue denim, to cozy knits and short-shorts with tights, she's got layering down to a T. Shop her favorite outfits below.
Layered look #1:
Denim Shorts: Levi's Pitch Black Micro Shorts ($69.95) – buy it at General Pants Co.
Boots: Doc Martens Vegan 1460 8 Eye boot ($125) – buy it at Planet Shoes.
Watch: O'Clock Silicone Black Watch ($63.63) – buy it at ASOS.
Tank Top: RILLER & FOUNT Bear Loose Scoop Neck Basic Tank ($60) – buy it at Revolve Clothing.
Scarf: Poppy Scarf ($80) – buy it at We Like Fashion.
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Layered look #2:
White jeans: Banana Republic white skinny jeans ($30) – buy it at Banana Republic.
Black top: Zoe Karssen Cotton and modal-blend tank ($71) – buy it at Net-A-Porter.
Black Fringe Shawl: Kimchi Blue Pointelle Kimono Cardigan ($39.99) – buy it at Urban Outfitters.
Leather Bracelet Cuff: Linea Pelle Double Leather Wrap Bracelet with Studs ($65) – buy it at Bloomingdale's.
Black Shoes: Topshop Saffi Mary Jane platform shoes ($136) – buy it at Topshop.
Metallic Cuff: Myla's Turquoise Natural Stone Cuff Bracelet ($42.95) – buy it at Fantasy Jewelry Box.
Pendant: Etoile Small Silvertone Spike Pendant Necklace ($30) – buy it at Max & Chloe.
Erica wearing the look:
Layered look #3:
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Denim workshirt: Quiksilver denim workshirt ($24.99) – buy it at 6PM.
Neon tanktop: SPLENDID Neon Yellow Vintage Whisper Racerback Top ($95) – buy it at Stylebop.
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Shoes: Sam Edelman Women's Flair ($126.65) – buy it at Shoes.com.
Rings: Beyond Rings Swallow's Nest Double Ring ($45) – buy it at Max & Chloe, Armani Exchange Stacked Pave Rings ($38) – buy it at Armani Exchange.
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Check out Erica's first feature at DT—4 fall denim outfits—and stay tuned for more!
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Amidst pastels and pumpkin oranges, Acne Resort 2012 features shots of desaturated blues in suede and denim. The jean skirts and pants peeking out from beneath the layered ensembles are destroyed with large holes and fraying—the closing look featured a covetable dark-wash classic jean jacket with gaping holes and shredded shoulders. We couldn't help but imagine this piece with cuffed up sleeves and a cocktail dress! That's what we call vacation-wear.
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Virgin Australia Announces Agreement to Acquire Stake In Tiger Australia30/10/2012
Virgin Australia Holdings Limited (Virgin Australia) today announced that it has entered into a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) to acquire 60% of the existing shares in Tiger Airways Australia Pty Limited (Tiger Australia) from Tiger Airways Holdings Limited (Tiger Airways) for AUD35 million.
In addition, Tiger Australia has agreed to make a payment of AUD5 million to Tiger Airways, if Tiger Australia achieves certain financial performance targets within five years.
Tiger Airways and Virgin Australia have committed to invest up to a further AUD62.5 million collectively into the business to fund growth in Tiger Australia. The joint venture has flexibility to grow Tiger Australia's fleet from 11 to up to 35 aircraft by 2018.
The transaction is subject to conditions and regulatory approvals, including ACCC clearance and FIRB approval. As part of the transaction, Virgin Australia and Tiger Airways propose to enter into a Shareholders Agreement, Brand Licensing Agreement and Services Agreement.
Virgin Australia Chief Executive Officer John Borghetti said: "This transaction enables Virgin Australia to access the budget market and enables Tiger Australia to expedite its growth, providing greater competition to this important market segment.
"By partnering with Tiger Airways, we can use our expertise to leverage Tiger Australia's competitive cost base and build a sustainable budget carrier. We are committed to maintaining the Tiger Australia business model and brand, and we look forward to collaborating with Tiger Airways as the business grows", Mr Borghetti said.
Tiger Airways Group Chief Executive Officer Koay Peng Yen said: "This is a significant step forward for us. The joint venture will bring about a stronger and more competitive Tiger Australia, and allow us to deploy more capacity and attractive budget offerings to our customers.
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Virgin Australia Re-Brands its International Airlines07/12/2011
Virgin Australia group of airlines today officially launched its international airlines V Australia and Pacific Blue under the new brand, Virgin Australia.
The establishment of one brand and identity for Virgin Australia's domestic and international operations is a key part of the company's Game Change Program strategy to become the airline of choice in Australia. From today, travellers will experience:
- New Virgin Australia signage at key international ports;
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- One Guest Contact Centre number for both the domestic and international operations; and
- One consolidated Virgin Australia website for both the domestic and international operations.
Virgin Australia group of airlines also today unveiled a new brand and livery for its joint venture with the Government of Samoa, Polynesian Blue. The Prime Minister of Samoa, the Hon. Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, announced that the country's national airline will now operate as Virgin Samoa.
Virgin Australia group of airlines CEO John Borghetti said that having both the domestic and international airlines operating under the Virgin brand was one of the company's most significant achievements this year.
"The Virgin Australia name enables us to tap into the huge power of the Virgin brand around the world – a brand that signifies style, innovation, quality, value for money and the best service.
"The new identity has been designed with a clean and contemporary look and feel that encapsulates our company's repositioning as the airline of choice for all market segments.
"Now that our international airlines are all operating under the Virgin brand, our focus is on redesigning the product in the air to ensure a first-rate travel experience across all of our airlines. We look forward to revealing the new designs in the first half of 2012", Mr Borghetti said.
Virgin Australia will be implementing directional signage and putting on extra Ground Crew to assist guests during the transition period. There will not be any changes to guest travel bookings as a result of the launch of the new brands.
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Skip to comments.16-year-old admits to killing ABC journalist George Weber
Posted on 03/25/2009 9:41:57 AM PDT by raccoonradio
They apparently met through a Craigslist ad for violent sex and the young man says he stabbed Weber in his Brooklyn apartment Friday night during a violent, drug-fueled assault. The Daily News says police got on the trail by looking through Webers home computer and cellphone records. Investigators believe George was killed Friday night, the victim of knife wounds all over his body. He had most recently been doing weekend anchor work for ABC News Radio, and before that had spent most of a decade at WABC, New York (770). WABC PD Laurie Cantillo says there may be a memorial service in the city. The family is planning services back in his native Pennsylvania, where he started in radio at age 16. The family says we are devastated by the loss of George Jordy, to us. He was truly a caring person who loved and was loved by all he met.
Heard him for years..he had a great "radio" voice....
From the Daily News article linked above:
>>The troubled teenager accused of stabbing WABC newsman George Weber during drug-fueled rough sex is a 16-year-old Satan-loving sadomasochist with a knife fetish.
John Katehis, who is just 16 and lives in East Elmhurst, Queens, posted pictures of himself on MySpace.com with various blades - including one he held against his neck. He also issued a chilling warning.
"If you disrespect me then I will f-——g break your neck," he wrote.
The nationally syndicated Curtis Sliwa commented about Weber the other night; I believe Weber was a regular
newscaster during Sliwa's former show with Ron
I guess, like the "N" word with blacks, only blacks can use it...and in "hate" crimes, only "gays" can murder "gays" without consequence.
The "hate crime" garbage is just that, an excuse to push the Marxist agenda further down our throats. (Bad analogy).
VIOLENT SEX????? OMG! Sometimes you do get what you pay for.
Depends on the definition of "children".
Do you think he had a great screaming for mercy voice?
All twisted jokes aside, what the hell was this guy doing looking for "violent sex" especially with a 16 year old male?
I wonder if he was against prop 8?
"Georgie boy was gay I guess
Nothin more and nothin' less..."
—Rod Stewart, The Killing of Georgie
So he was killed while trolling for violent pedophile sex with underage boys.
There goes any sympathy I had for him.
Should have gone to Ebay ping
Thank God he didn't use a GUN. At least he didn't violate the Sullivan Act. He probably knew how much trouble THAT would have caused him.
Bottom line? You do stupid, stupid sex stuff and you could get snuffed.
"troubled teenager accused of stabbing WABC newsman George Weber during drug-fueled rough sex is a 16-year-old Satan-loving sadomasochist with a knife fetish.
John Katehis, who is just 16 and lives in East Elmhurst, Queens, posted pictures of himself on MySpace.com with various blades - including one he held against his neck. He also issued a chilling warning.
If you disrespect me then I will f-g break your neck, he wrote."
Otherwise known as the PROFILE of a typical Obama supporter.
The Gay Blade
"Except for that last guy, I mean."
>>They apparently met through a Craigslist ad for violent sex
another song lyric comes to mind, from Michael Jackson's
"Billy Jean": "...and mother always told me, be careful
who you love..."
he asked for violent sex and he got the violence part down pat.
Sounds to me like he was into raping underage boys. I'm sure there are many places where 16 is below the consent age.
Those zany whacky sodomites - they sure are normal.
Wow! Will some thrillseekers learn a lesson from this?
Don't pick up crazy strays from CraigsList or at your neighborhood bar!
Condolences to this poor man's family.
Loneliness drives people to do weird and risky things.
I yahoo-ed "Allentown PA newspaper" and did find this article
>>NEW YORK - Police have arrested a teenager in the brutal slaying of veteran radio news reporter George Weber.
New York Police Department spokesman Paul Browne says the 16-year-old from Queens was taken into custody late Tuesday night in Middletown, N.Y. He was arrested Wednesday and will be charged as an adult.
>>Weber worked at WAEB-AM in Allentown from 1983 to 1985.
>>Browne says the suspect "made statements implicating himself in the homicide." The victim apparently allowed the teen into his Brooklyn home after they met through Craigslist.
Weber's body was found Sunday. His ankles were bound, and he was stabbed about 50 times.
>>In addition to his work in Allentown, Weber worked at WABC in New York for 12 years as the on-air reporter for popular shows such as "Curtis and Kuby." He also had worked at stations in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver and Pennsylvania
Such a weird story. I am not familiar with this man but read numerous good comments and positive remarks about him in the local New York articles. I guess you never know who has a dark side. When he found out the kid was 16, he should have bolted out of there — unless he knew and didn't care, I guess.
Was it known that he had this "side" to him or is this a shock to local NYC'ers?
An obvious question.....where was the kid's parents....did they wonder about his 'knife' collection and plethora of Satanic paraphernalia and T-shirts?
any chance we can set this guy up with bawney fwank-they'd make a cute couple
Wonder if Hannity or Sliwa will mention the murder details on their shows today....
Yeah, he doesn't look (or act) the way he sounds. He sounded like a genial old man.
Yeah, that was my first thought. Doesn't this kid have parents? How easy is it for a 16-yr-old boy to hide his knife collection, absinthe, and S&M gay porn lifestyle from his folks? Scary...
Where's the outrage? Let's confiscate all the knives. So much less violence then.
I think it's a perfect analogy.....along with getting reamed by the Marxists via higher taxes and trillion-dollar ""bailouts"" for their crooked compadres.
I visualize us, tax-payers and conservatives, getting screwed both ways and simultaneously from these commie criminals.
I think it's time we give them a "thrill" for a change. Reciprocity, and all that.
Sheesh, life imitating art? "Is this as good as it gets?"
You mean the Rod Stewart song? Yeah, I think the lyrics had something like "a switchblade knife, he did not mean to take his life, he just pushed his luck a little too far"
or something...
I know it's wrong to laugh at that. I mean, a guy is dead after all....but, but, but that is freakin' hysterical.
Absinthe, Nothing like a little wormwood and fennel distilled to get you in the mood.
I wonder if his lawyers will try and use the old French myth to get him off on an insanity plea?
Does NY have a death penalty? We'll see if this "Satanist"
16 yr old gets to meet his idol...
When I read the first story about his violet death I looked up his picture and immediately my gay radar went on.
NY Post
Apparently there's a YouTube vid also where the murderer crank calls a poss. pedophile.
from article:
>>Weber and Katehis agreed to meet Friday night for a sexual encounter after the newsman had promised him $60.
Weber had orginally placed an ad on Craigslist looking for someone to choke him and engage in oral sex.
Police sources told The Post that Weber's legs were duct-taped and that he pulled out a knife to free himself - not attack Katehis.
>>Katehis told cops that he and Weber drank Vodka and did cocaine before the situation turned violent.
He told police that Weber pulled a knife on him, he took it and stabbed the former radio newscaster.
Meanwhile, new details of the chilling crime were revealed.
According to investigators, the knife sliced through Weber's neck, back and torso so many times that it was difficult to get an accurate count by the time the body was discovered two days ago.
I dont care if Weber invited him over. I think I would still entertain the option of frying this creep.
Oops, forgot SCOTUS says that's verboten 'cause we have to keep up our image with France.
Looks like another closeted pedophile who took a chance and it turned violent and disastrous.
Here's his youtube page
I assume it will be wiped off the net here soon...
I have to join the chorus of people screaming WHERE WERE HIS PARENTS?!?!?!
Homosexuality is perfectly normal. There's nothing wrong with it. They are obviously not perverts. They should be able to freely join the military, get married, and adopt children. You know, it's to bad that this prowling pedophile didn't have children in his home at the time of his violent, sexual murder. What has mankind come to...
I don't know if you had the same thought as I but this kid does not look 16 in these pictures (he does look like a psychotic). It makes me wonder what George Weber was led to believe, this kid could easily pass for 21-22.
..." He was truly a caring person who loved and was loved by all he met.
He "loved" minors! Put some ice on it.
My own speculation is the "youth" had been molested at an early age and took this opportunity to go postal on an available target.
COMRADE ping,,,,,,,,,,,for those who expressed an interest in George Weber's death.......here is the outcome.......
"Jordy, to us. He was truly a caring person who loved and was loved by all he met."
with one exception.....
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Zipps isn't exactly "Cheers," but there's a good chance someone here will know your name. With six locations, the bar lives up to its billing as "the Valley's neighborhood sports grill." The red-brick wall and wooden tables are more East Coast than desert chic. Zipps isn't a showy place, and locals come here to hang out, grab a bite and watch sports. Each bar has huge flat-screen TVs, a full selection of pub grub and plenty of libations. There are food and drink specials daily.
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Colorado theater reopens, months after mass shooting
AURORA, Colo. (AP) - One survivor had to pause on his way into the theater and pray.
Another braced for flashbacks as he entered the auditorium where 12 people died and dozens were injured during a massacre six months ago. Others refused to come, viewing the reopening of the multiplex as insensitive.
The former Century 16, now renovated and renamed Century Aurora, opened its doors to victims of the July 20 attack Thursday night with a somber remembrance ceremony and a special showing of "The Hobbit."
Pierce O'Farrill, wounded three times in the shooting, made a point of finding his old seat in the second row of the theater. He called it "just a part of closure."
Tom Sullivan, whose son, Alex, was killed, also attended. He said, "Nobody is going to stop us from living our lives the way that we lived our lives before."
Alex's widow, Cassandra Sullivan, joined a boycott of the event. So did Tom Teves, whose own son, Alex, also was killed.
Victims have filed at least three federal lawsuits against Texas-based Cinemark Holdings Inc., alleging it should have provided security for the midnight showing of "The Dark Knight Rises," which was showing when the attack occurred.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
After a disappointing region track meet, the Emery High coaches were ecstatic with the performances of both the girls and boys track teams at the Utah state track meet held at BYU. Both teams performed well enough to secure third place in their respective divisions. Coach Todd Jeffs after the meet, "We were disappointed with our effort at the region meet in Richfield but we are elated at how well we performed at this meet and how we stepped up to perform well today."
The Emery girls won four of 16 events and scored 60.5 points over the two days to finish behind North Summit and region 15 foe Richfield. The Braves scored 95 points and the Wildcats scored 79 points. Beaver and Rowland Hall followed the Lady Spartans.
The Emery boys had a single winner but scored enough points to take third place. Emery scored 44.5 points to nip Manti and San Juan as both of those teams scored 43 points. Richfield won the boys title followed by North Summit.
The final event of the track meet was the girl's and boys 4 x 400 relay. The boy's team consisting of David Dyer, Cameron Allred, Scott Jackson and Tyler Pulli finished third and scored enough points to sneak ahead of their close competitors.
The girls relay team of Kelsie Cox, Hannah Dyer, Jessica Guymon and Hailee Rogers pulled off an upset as they beat their previous best time of the season by close to 11 seconds and won the event over defending champion North Summit.
Kelsie ran a strong first leg to keep Emery in the hunt with Hannah running a truly gritty second leg to put Emery solidly in second. Jessica followed with another great performance to keep Emery neck and neck with their competition and then Hailee out kicked the others down the straightaway home to secure the win. It was nice to be there live to watch this race, as the girls were outstanding.
The other race that Emery unexpectedly won was the boy's 300 hurdles. Brendon Jorgensen, defending champion in this race, had previously raced six or seven times against the competitor from Grand and had lost each of those times but it was not going to happen again today.
Brendon had a great start, stayed with the Grand runner around the turns and then stayed strong going down the home stretch to secure the win. Brendon's time was 39.90, by far his best time of the season. Brendon also placed sixth in the 110 Hurdles and fifth in the long jump.
For the girl's team, sophomore Ashlynn Allred, a returning state champion also, won the 100 meter dash in a time of 12.44 and the 200 meter dash in a time of 25.27, a new 2-A state record. Allred also held the previous record. Ashlynn also anchored the 4 x 100 relay team to another gold medal and a first place win. That relay team consisted of Blayr Jeffs, Hailee Rogers, Bayler Griffin and Allred. Freshman Paytn Jeffs had ran with the team most of the year and will be counted on to be a member of the team next year when Allred and Griffin return.
Also scoring points for the Emery girls were Hailee Rogers in the 200 meters and the 400 meters. Rogers finished fourth in the 400 and seventh in the 200. Jessica Guymon threw the javelin just over 110 feet to finish third in the event. Paytn Jeffs finished fifth in the high jump with a jump of 5 foot 1 inch and Kelsie Cox finished eighth in the 300 hurdles.
The girl's sprint medley relay team consisting of Paytn Jeffs, Bayler Griffin, Hannah Dyer and Jessica Guymon finished sixth in the event.
The boy's sprint medley relay team of Nick Arizmendi, David Dyer, Scott Jackson and Tyler Pulli ran a 3:48.55 race and finished second to score their first points on Friday.
The 4 x 100 relay team of Dyer, Jorgensen, Jared Shakespeare and Jackson finished seventh as all three of Emery's relay teams scored for the boys.
Emery had four other Spartans that also scored points to allow the Spartans their third place finish. Taylor Hansen high jumped 5'11" and finished fourth in the event. Curtis Mason had a javelin throw of 141'4.75" to finish fifth in that event. Pulli finished seventh in the 800 meters and Jackson finished eighth in the 400 meters. Emery needed all these points to secure their team finish.
Congratulations to the Emery athletes for their contributions and to coaches Todd Jeffs and Kevin Reynolds for being there every day. Emery will look to build on this success in the coming seasons.


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Ocean City, New Jersey, pictured here before Superstorm Sandy, is just one of many popular spots on the shore that are working steadily toward welcoming visitors this year in the wake of the hurricane.
Long Beach Island's iconic Barnegat Lighthouse is a symbol of the shore's determination to come roaring back after the damage caused by Sandy last fall. This photo was taken prior to the storm, which damaged the lighthouse's Fresnel lens.
Atlantic City, New Jersey, is telling anyone and everyone that, contrary to rumor, its boardwalk was not destroyed by Sandy.
While the classic Fishing Pier in historic Ocean Grove, New Jersey, sustained significant damage during Superstorm Sandy, the community is rallying to return it to its pre-storm condition (as it's shown here).
Tartus, Syria, has been a thriving Mediterranean port since ancient times. But anti-government violence throughout the country makes Syria a definite "don't go."
Put the classic colonnade of Syria's Apamea ruins on your "someday" list.
This is the view from the Castle of Krak des Chevaliers in Syria. One of the world's best-preserved medieval castles, it dates back to the Crusades but is off-limits to Americans because of a different kind of conflict—the violent anti-government unrest currently rocking the country.
It's tempting to think that a quiet small town in Syria could be immune from the current unrest, but the U.S. Department of State warns that no area in the country is safe from violence right now.
Torii Gate, in Miyajima, Japan, is one of the island nation's most beautiful sights—at high tide the gate appears to float on the water.
At more than 12,000 feet high, Mount Fuji is the tallest peak in Japan, inspiring hundreds of thousands of people to climb each year. An active volcano about 60 miles outside Tokyo, the mountain last erupted more than 300 years ago.
Tokyo is home to more than 13 million people and is renowned for world-class shopping, seafood, and hospitality.
Nakamise dori leads to the beautiful Senso-Ji Temple in the Asakusa district of Tokyo, Japan. With tourism up 30 percent in 2012, Japan is recovering nicely from the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck in March 2011.
Don't let the potential for political demonstrations make you miss major Egyptian landmarks like the Great Sphinx of Giza. Popular tourists sites are safe and open for business.
A classic view for the Cairo Tower—the tallest structure in Egypt and one of many spots in the capital that are perfectly safe as long as you stay abreast of the potential for public demonstrations in major city squares.
A busy market street in Esna, Egypt. When visiting, exercise the same caution you would in any crowded public area, and if a political demonstration starts, stay clear of it.
Traveling to Luxor and its nearby pyramids is a must—and as safe as it has ever been.
The BBC named Santorini, Greece, the "world's best island" in 2011. The economic downturn and protests against austerity measures have not dampened enthusiasm for visiting this safe, gorgeous island in the Aegean Sea.
While you should be wary of public demonstrations and the potential for petty street crime (like pickpocketing and purse-snatching) while in Athens, popular spots like the ancient Acropolis are must-sees.
The Aegean island of Hydra is a popular tourist destination for Athenians and one of the many Greek islands where American tourists will find an indulgent, sun-drenched getaway.
The Greek Orthodox monasteries at Meteora, Greece, are built on natural sandstone pillars.
While people-to-people tours focus on culture and education, Cuba boasts some of the world's most beautiful natural wonders, including Vinales, shown here.
Caribbean beaches such as Cayo Guillermo once made Cuba a magnet for American tourists. Will the thaw in relations with our neighbor lead to a resurgence in tourism?
Once off-limits to all but the most intrepid of American tourists, Havana, Cuba, is now open to those who book a "people-to-people" tour that focuses on education.
A trip to Cuba is not complete without a sightseeing trip in one of its iconic taxis.
The beaches and waters of Ibiza, Spain, may remind you of the Caribbean, and deliver a complete escape from the real world, including economic and political turmoil.
Girona, Spain, is Barcelona's little neighbor that could, offering a historic Old Quarter and the world-class dining you associate with much larger Spanish cities.
Toledo, Spain, is an unforgettable dream of medieval castles, gothic architecture, and art museums. Though the nation has been rocked by unemployment and protests against economic austerity, visiting Spain just requires that you be on guard for petty crime as you would in any major city.
While public protests in Barcelona, Spain, have demanded independance in response to government austerity measures, this is a vibrant city that welcomes visitors like no other. But if a demonstration starts, steer clear—passersby have been swept up along with protesters by the police.
Jerusalem, Israel, is home to the Temple Mount and Western Wall, shown here during Shabbat. Jerusalem is a safe and thriving metropolis, but it's best to avoid religious sites during holy days and weekends due to potential congestion and, sometimes, political demonstrations.
The Dead Sea is one of Israel's most iconic landmarks, not only a natural wonder—the lowest elevation on earth—but also the site of significant archeological discoveries, such as the ancient library now known as the Dead Sea Scrolls.
View of the Golan, which is home to more than 20,000 Israelis. As tensions with neighboring Syria mount over the internal conflict in Syria, Israel is considering methods of keeping inhabitants of the Golan safe.
Haifa, Israel, is one of the country's most vibrant metropolises, and despite ongoing political and religious conflicts in the region, the U.S. Department of State reports that it is as safe as any major city in the developed world.
Haiti shares the Caribbean island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic, but its natural beauty belies its don't-visit status—crime, cholera, and demolished infrastructure due to the earthquake three years ago have left the country with few resources to keep visitors safe.
Haiti's beaches will have to wait—the U.S. Department of State warns that no American visitor is safe from the threat of violence in the impoverished country.
Port-au-Prince, Haiti, was hit hard by the magnitude-7 earthquake that struck in 2010. The government is spending billions just to restore basic services, and the threat of crime is high.
Founded more than 300 years ago, the city of Jacmel, Haiti, was badly damaged by the 2010 earthquake, and a subsequent tsunami swept into its bay.
Sure, you need to steer clear of border regions and less-populated ares where drug-trafficking and crime pose real threats to American tourists, but popular resort areas such as Cancun, Mexico, remain super-safe and welcoming.
The Mesoamerican step-pyramid at Chichen Itza—a well-trod destination that gets our thumbs-up—is nicknamed El Castello.
Ik-Kil Cenote, in Chichen Itza, Mexico, may be frightening for its dark depths, but the region poses no other threats to American visitors.
A bird's-eye view of the Zocalo in downtown Mexico City. Stay at a major hotel and observe the same safety measures you would when visiting any major city and you'll be perfectly secure.
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A few thoughts after Northern Illinois' dismantling of the Leathernecks...
It's kind of surprising that this has become a subplot to the season so far, but sophomore quarterback Chandler Harnish has done almost everything he's set out to do in his second year under center for the Huskies.
Harnish was again efficient on Saturday, taking what the defense gives him, not making mistakes and even picking up running back Me'co Brown after Brown's early fumble.
Harnish has completed 65.8 percent of his passes, has yet to commit a turnover, and is getting support from his run game. He is also on pace for 1,902 passing yards, which would be an increase of almost 400 yards from 2008.
"The line did a great job blocking, and they gave me time to throw the ball," Harnish said after the game. "The receivers were catching their passes, so everything just kind of worked itself out."
One note on Brown's fumble: The ball was in his right, non-injured hand. Brown carried the ball mostly in his right hand throughout the game.
I am increasingly subscribing to the theory that time of possession is one of the most overrated stats in football. Saturday was a perfect example of that.
Time of possession: Western Illinois: 32:10 NIU: 27:50
Points: Western Illinois: 7 NIU: 41
It doesn't matter how long you have the ball. What matters is what you do with it when it's yours. NIU had two touchdown drives of less than one minute (30 and 48 seconds).
Freshman linebacker Devon Butler keeps earning more snaps with his play. The same goes for Jordan Delegal and Tyrone Clark. That said, I think Alex Kube is close to a big game and Cory Hanson continues to impress.
Safety David Bryant (ankle) was held out and I really didn't see much of a reason to play him with Purdue next on the schedule.
NIU is 10 for 10 on red zone scoring opportunities this season. Obviously if that trend continues, NIU should at least remain competitive in its games.
Big questions for this week:
How will the NIU defense handle the high-scoring Purdue offense? What kind of role will Bryant play on Saturday?
Will Brown be able to hold onto the ball in his left hand against a Big Ten defense?
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Senior Culminating Project VolunteerFor local high school students, perform various tasks/projects for the city's Natural Resource Division to complete a senior culminating project. A strong interest in wildlife, native plants, ecology, natural resource management and environmental education is desired from potential candidates. Contact Alexandra DySard (425-452-4195 or email@example.com ) Scout Leadership Service ProjectScouts will run and organize a Stewardship Saturday or Eco Friday event for the city. Depending on the time of year they can take part in any number of natural resource opportunities, including: planting trees and shrubs, restoring trails, removing invasive plants, building fences and monitoring restoration sites. Scouts will work to recruit volunteers. Groups are invited to suggest projects. For more information, call Alexandra DySard at 425-452-4195.Lake Washington Watershed Internship This year-long (October to September) internship through the Pacific Science Center teaches teens (14 yrs and older) to become informed stewards of their community. Interns engage in hands-on environmental science, restoration projects, field trips and monthly stream monitoring. Recruitment takes place in September. Weekly meetings begin in mid-October. Contact the Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center at 425-450-0207 or email@example.com.
Naturalist in Training Assist with two-week summer camps at the Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center. Ideal for high-school students (14 years and older) interested in working with kids in a nature-type setting. This program helps teens attain invaluable skills while meeting school service learning hour requirements. Accepted teens will attend two required Saturday trainings in May. Our camp programs run 10 weeks in the summer, from the last week of June through the end of August. The application process for this popular program ends the first week of April and training begins in May. Please call 425-450-0207 or email email@example.com SaturdaysStewardship Saturdays are community volunteer events held one Saturday each month at park locations around the city. These events provide citizens the opportunity to participate in the stewardship and care of our City's park resources and including invasive species mitigation and planting projects. Groups are welcome and invited. Children, supervised by their parents are welcome as well. Call: 425-452-4195.
Bellevue Botanical GardenRemove invasive plants from the Garden's display gardens. Call Lisa Scott at 425-452-6826.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
It was a good week for basketball for the Emery Spartans even though they lost a game at Delta on Wednesday. It is not that losing is good but sometimes how you lose can make a difference. Emery lost at undefeated Delta 50-45. Emery then finished out the week with a win over rival Carbon High in Price. Final score was 63-52.
Before the Delta game, rumor on the street had it that Coach Jeffs had told his players that "we are going to Delta and they are undefeated, we might as well not even go since they are going to win anyway." Mind games, I am sure it was and it almost worked. With less than two minutes to go, Emery had the ball and was up by three. With less than a minute to go, the game was tied and Emery again had the ball. But luck was on Delta's side, not Emery's, and Delta survived at home.
On Friday night, Emery went to Carbon and got their first region win of the season. In this game there was an unlikely hero. After getting his first significant varsity time in the Delta game, junior Skyler Jorgensen made the most of his minutes. With about a quarter and a half gone and Emery nursing a three-point lead, Jorgenson entered the game. In Emery's first possession, Skyler hit a three-point shot from the right corner. Fifteen seconds later, he hit another three-pointer from the exact same place and fifteen seconds after that Skyler scored a fast-break lay-up to help Emery get to an 11-point lead. It seemed that spark made all Emery players play harder.
After a 12-11 first quarter, Emery used Jorgensen's points and 6 points by Karson Jensen and a three-pointer by Dempsey Jeffs to lead at the half 29-18. Emery led 33-20 in the third quarter before Carbon made a run and got the lead to 7 points. Emery then outscored Carbon 10-5 to end the period. Dave Justice scored six points in the period and dished out 4 assists to have a hand in all the Spartan points.
Emery extended the lead to 50-32 before Carbon made their final run to close the 18-point gap to an 11-point gap. Kyler Edgehouse had 9 points in the final period and Justice added 8 points.
After the game, Coach Jeffs talked to his players, "It is OK to make mistakes as long as we learn from them. When you are up 15 to 20 points in the final period, you have got to snag the rebound, you have to make the free throws, you have to understand the big picture out there. We are learning, we are getting better. We are getting there." Even though the lead had dwindled, it appeared that Coach was pleased with the win.
Justice finished the game with 16 points, 9 rebounds and 12 assists. Jeffs had 6 points and 6 rebounds and Jordan Gee had 7 points and 2 steals. Karson had 12 points, 7 rebounds and an assist while Edgehouse had 9 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists. Tyler Killpack had 4 points, Jorgensen 8 points and Blake Mortensen made 1 of 2 free throws.
At Delta, Emery was down 12-5 after the first quarter. Emery was down 24-18 at the half but led 36-35 after the third period. This time Jorgensen had help in freshman Nevin Jensen. Both hit 2 three-pointers in the period to bolster the Spartans.
Delta was able to make the free throws at the end to escape with the win but the Spartans now believe they can get them on their own floor in a couple of weeks.
Justice finished with 13 points to lead the way. Nevin, Skyler and Dempsey all finished with 6 points. Karson had 5 points, Tyler 4 points, Jordan 3 points and Kyler 2 points.
Delta is a team that is undefeated so far this season and ranked 2nd in the papers. They have everybody back from last season's team including a couple of legitimate tall guys and they were playing on their own floor but yet the Spartans almost snuck one out.
Emery hosts North Sanpete on Wednesday night and travels to Salt Lake City on Friday to play Juan Diego.


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Pancreatic cancer is a ruthless killer. Often diagnosed after it has already metastasized, it is also notoriously difficult to treat with standard chemotherapy and radiation. Even immunotherapies have so far been ineffective at significantly improving pancreatic cancer survival rates, which remain the worst of all cancer types.
Now, new research by CRI postdoctoral researcher Ingunn Stromnes, Ph.D., suggests why: pancreatic tumors wrap themselves in a defense cloak that protects them from an immune attack.
Scientists have known for several years that certain "regulatory" cells of the immune system keep immune responses in check. This is an important safeguard against auto-immunity--when the immune system attacks the body's own cells. But scientists are now learning that cancer cells also make use of such regulatory cells, sometimes strategically luring them to the site of a tumor as a form of defense.
Stomnes, a postdoctoral researcher working with Philip Greenberg, M.D., and Sunil Hingorani, M.D., Ph.D., at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center at the University of Washington, has developed a mouse model of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma that is particularly good for studying this disease. Using her mouse model, Stromnes watched as pancreatic tumors developed and noticed that one type of regulatory immune cell stood out. Called granulocyte-myeloid-derived suppressor cells (Gr-MDSCs), these cells increased in number at precisely the same time that pancreatic tumors became more aggressively invasive. Suspecting that the two events were related, Stromnes looked and discovered that the tumors were indeed attracting these Gr-MDSCs by releasing a protein called granulocyte macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF).
At the site of the tumor, the Gr-MDSCs formed a defensive barrier, preventing the immune system's "killer" T cell from reaching the tumor. Not only that, but the Gr-MDSCs also actually prevented T cells from dividing and even caused their death.
What would happen if these Gr-MDSCs could be removed? To answer this question, Stromnes administered a monoclonal antibody targeted against a particular antigen found on Gr-MDSCs, selectively depleting these cells from the tumor. Once this barrier was removed, she found that the killer T cells were able to enter the tumors and launch an assault.
On the left, Gr-MDSCs (green) prevent killer T cells (red) from entering the tumor; on the right, depleting the Gr-MDSCs allows the killer T cells to mount an attack. Credit: Hingorani Lab, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
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Ultimately, the team hopes to combine their armor penetrating-approach with adoptive T cell therapy, as well as standard chemo.
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Kellie and Seth will be married July 24. An open house luau will be presented to honor the newlyweds that evening from 8-11 pm. at the Sheriff residence in Price.
The couple will make their home in St. George.
Calvin and John Blackham announce the marriage of their mother, Jean Blackham to Pastor George E. Shaver. The couple was married June 5, in an afternoon ceremony at the Pocatello Seventh-Day Adventist Church. A reception was held in their honor.
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- Modern humans first came to China from Central Asia or India about 50,000 BC. They were Stone Age people, who lived in caves with their dogs and wore fur and leather. They hunted and gathered their food.
- Around 4000 BC, these people were starting to farm rice and raise chicken and sheep. Around 3000 BC, they were using pottery and living in houses. Soon afterward, they learned from Central Asian people how to use horses to pull chariots on wheels. By 2000 BC, Chinese people had entered the Bronze Age and had begun to use writing.
- About 1800 BC, the Shang Dynasty conquered most of China and ruled it under one Emperor. From this point on, Chinese history is measured in dynasties. A dynasty is one family of related rulers.
- Chinese civilization began along the Yangtze River and grew into one of the world's most powerful societies. What makes the civilization unique in world history is its ability to continue through over 4,000 years to the present century.
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- The People's Republic of China was proclaimed in the aftermath of the Communist Party's triumph in the Chinese Civil War by Mao Zedong on October 1, 1949.
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Nitisinone is given along with a special diet to treat hereditary tyrosinemia, type 1. This disease is caused by too much tyrosine in the blood. It may cause damage to the liver, kidneys, eyes, skin, and nervous system. Treatment with nitisinone and diet may slow the disease, but it will not cure it.
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This medicine has been tested in children and, in effective doses, has not been shown to cause specific problems.
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so, i might be overreacting here -besides, i do that quite often- but still, i wanted to share this with everyone else so that you could tell me what you think..
so, lately, i've been receiving these private messages by "guests" and not members, telling me that they find me interesting even though they do not know me -yeah bite me!- and that they would like to communicate with me and give me their e-mail telling me to send them a message and stuff. and these message-texts are almost identical most of the times.
so, what i'm trying to say here is that i'm getting a bit suspicious.. if someone likes the people in this site, so he likes languages and stuff, why doesn't he login, so that we will know who he or she is and remains a guest? do we have a little privacy issue here?
indeed i am rather sensitive when it comes to privacy issues, and maybe i am overreacting, but then again, maybe i'm not. that's why i wanted to post this as a forum topic. do you have similar experiences? do you find it strange?
Sounds a bit like spam... I haven't received any messages like that!
Yeah, last summer I got some strange emails from somewhere in Africa. I don't mind, I like African folks But be careful, better remove your email address
Oh I've received quite a lot of similar PM's ever since I've been a member Those are spams, no doubt about it (for me that is). When it comes from Guests, just ignore them, as we cannot ban a user that doesn't have an account. On the other hand, if they're registered, then please let us know. We'll be only too pleased to report them to the master of us all, I'm referring of course to LT
i see.. thank you guys for discussing it. of course i'll ignore those messages... i just wish these people find some other way to kill their time. i knew i wouldn't be the only one to encounter such incidents.. i see now that it is indeed a widespread phenomenon.. Take care guys and do not let them spoil what we've got here, in this great community. <3


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NIZ: Is arena lawsuit headed to court?
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Now that the NIZ negotiations are nixed, is Allentown's controversial hockey arena doomed to land in court?
Supporters are still hoping for a last-minute settlement, but arena opponents said they'll only drop their lawsuit if state lawmakers get involved. Two political experts believe that's unlikely, meaning the issue would be decided by a panel of judges.
There's a line in the dirt around Allentown's lawsuit-plagued hockey arena project, now delayed more than a month. The two townships leading the legal challenge against it said the time for talk is over.
"Either change the law, or have the courts adjudicate it," said Hanover Twp., Northampton Co., Supervisor Glenn Walbert Tuesday night.
Hanover and Bethlehem townships are both leaving the bargaining table unless state lawmakers step in and rework the taxing zone that's paying for the hockey arena. That zone partly uses suburban tax dollars to build a city arena. More than a dozen other communities have joined their lawsuit.
"That's a recipe to end up in the courts," said Chris Borick, a political science professor at Muhlenberg College, who believes the city and suburbs are playing a very high-stakes game of chicken, with a $220 million project in the balance. "If it does end up going to the courts, I think all sides are going to be losers in this."
Pa. Sen. Pat Browne, R-Lehigh Co., wrote the bill that created the arena taxing zone. In spite of the townships' stance, Browne said he still won't consider taking the law back to Harrisburg. Political experts believe, without Browne on board, other lawmakers aren't likely to touch it either.
"Now there will be some pressure to do that, but the ability to actually go around him if he does not want to introduce that legislation is a long shot," said Borick.
Political veteran Terry Madonna of Franklin and Marshall College said highway funding, school choice, and privatizing state liquor stores are more pressing issues for the legislature this summer.
"I'm doubtful that the legislature is going to revisit that issue given the time frame that it has to pass the budget," said Madonna, who believes lawmakers would only be willing to take up the issue if they're worried about a similar tax fiasco happening in their backyards.
"That does raise a huge set of questions about whether that should become a common practice," said Madonna.
If this thing heads to court, Borick said he thinks arena opponents are taking the bigger risk.
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Both sides claim they don't want the case to end up in court. Browne said he's hopeful opponents will come back to the bargaining table once they see exactly how much tax money is stake. The city of Allentown expects to release those numbers within the next few weeks.
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