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Dear Jill,
I would like to know if you ever take part in daily deal websites. Are there any good deals on them? What kinds of things do you buy? I trust your judgment and would like to know how you know if something is a deal worth buying, especially deals for family fun and activities. And, do you ever have trouble redeeming them once you buy them?
Joanna T.
There certainly is a plethora of daily deal websites out there these days. I do enjoy some of them, and I'd be happy to share my strategies for using them wisely:
Stick to reputable websites
Two of the largest and most popular deal sites are Groupon.com and LivingSocial.com. The majority of offers that I purchase or take part in come from these two websites. Why? Both have been around for a long time in "web time" -- nearly five years for Groupon and six for Living Social. Both sites have established customer service policies to guarantee the validity of their offers and offer refunds or credits if something is unsatisfactory. And, both sites usually have a countless offers running simultaneously -- everything from entertainment to dining to destination stays.
My local newspaper also has a daily deals website that offers discounts on local, area attractions. I've purchased from them enough times to know that their offers and deals are reputable. And, because it's a smaller newspaper, their offers tend to be very local to the area I live in.
There are many websites offering daily deals though, and every few months, another one seems to disappear. The market is rather saturated with these kinds of deals and, as with anything, the sites with the best reputations and customer service continue to reign.
Look for deals that are half-off or better. Just as we validate a grocery item's price by trying to cut its usual price in half with a coupon or sale, you can apply the same barometer to daily deal sites. When I make a decision to purchase a deal, I compare the purchase price to the actual cost of the experience if I purchased without the discount. If the deal price is half off the regular price or better, it's a bargain.
Here are some examples. I purchased a round of paintball for my daughter's birthday from Groupon for $15. It included admission, safety gear, rental of the marker (paintball gun) and a bag of paintballs. The regular price of this package? $45! Admission to the field alone is usually $18 per person, so I knew that $15, with all of the rental gear included too, was a great buy.
I've purchased Living Social packages for pizza and bowling for four -- at $20, the price was cheaper than the per-person price of bowling alone, plus we enjoyed a pizza. Our kids enjoy going to waterparks, and I purchased a one-night hotel stay with six waterpark admissions for $99. The regular price of that package was $249, so again, I knew it was a great price. I even picked up half-price admissions to a local beach on Groupon - $4 per person instead of $8!
I haven't had any issues redeeming the offers I've purchased from the sites listed. Other times, I've had mixed experiences. One time, I bought a $15 gift certificate for a clothing store from a deal site that I'd heard of, but the site went out of business a few weeks after I purchased the gift certificate. The store didn't want to accept the certificate at that point, because they could not validate it through the originating site to see if it previously had been redeemed. Since then, I've stuck to the sites that I've had the best experiences with.
Smart Living Tip: Daily deal websites abound on the web. If you like these kinds of offers, subscribing to the sites' email lists will ensure that you can keep track of each day's new deals. Keep in mind though that daily emails also add up quickly in your inbox. I subscribe only to the sites that I use most often.
Jill Cataldo, a coupon workshop instructor, writer and mother of three, never passes up a good deal. Learn more about Super-Couponing at her website,
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Join Ralph Kuster at the Border Theatre in Mission on Jan. 24, 25 and 27 as he pays tribute to the music of Frank Sinatra and Friends.
He will perform Sinatra classics such as "New York, New York," "That's Life," "Strangers in the Night," "The September Song," "High Hopes," "All the Way," "I've Got You Under My Skin," "It was a Very Good Year," "My Way" and more.
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a. Purple jnd while game displays season's talent See paf,''.' 6 The Q WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY I l.llloWCCMT hauntings Sec page 4 M Humanii buildin four! list of 00 i.a I projects Top five projects fully funded last year By Maria Villasenor editor in chief The Signpost Weber State University's bid for a new humanities building to replace Buildings 1 and 2 sits at a higher position for state funding than it did last year. Last week, the Utah State Building Board released its prioritized list of state building projects andWSU's nearly $23 million proposal was fourth, last year it was in sixth place. The humanities building, which will cost $30.9 million in total, had topped the Utah Board of Regents' list, which ranks higher education building projects. Last year, VVSU had also topped that list. "The Building Board has to rank projects from all across the state government, not just higher education, so we are still the top higher education project on the Building Board's list," said Brad Mortensen, WSU legislative liaison. Last year, the Building Board ranked this university lower than a Utah Valley State College project, which WSU had outranked on the Regents' list. Sitting at sixth place during the legislative session early this year, WSU just missed receiving full funding. "We feel like we're in a better position than last year," Mortensen said. Only the top five Building Board projects were completely funded last year. WSU only received $2 million for the building's design, which was completed in September. The commitment the Legislature showed by giving the university $2 million See Building page 5 Top five building projects and their total cost 1) Health services lab $30.8 million 2) Driver licenseDMV building $5.3 million 3) DATCTechonology building $15 million 4) WSU humanities building $30.9 million 5) Snow College libraryclassroom $20.9 million For a complete list of projects, visit www.buildingboard.utjh.gov. -4 J -A, S i mCJIOSC.'CXJKIbSV NH HOLAbMAI lltWS A high school Jr. ROTC member (in black shirt) works through his physical training under the watch of a Weber State University ROTC cadet. WSU hosted the annual Wildcat Challenge for eight high school teams last week. versity' Wildcat C iiaaieMc! By Deborah Ramsay sr. news reporter The Signpost Eight Jr. ROTC teams from area high schools competed Tuesday at Weber State University ROTC's annual Wildcat Challenge. j "The competition instills leadership, motivation, familiarity with the military training, physical fitness, and teamwork," said Travis Oxborrow, senior ROTC Cadet. After the nine-member teams warmed up with some push-ups and sit-ups, the games began. Events included a one-rope bridge, knot tying, an obstacle course and a 5K ruck sack run around campus carrying 20 pounds. Families cheered on their cadets as they crawled on their stomachs and then backs under simulated barbed wire. Each team had to carry a casualty team member on a litter through the rest of the course in silence, using only hand signals. The final task was to get all their equipment, each team member and tlie litter across a five-foot high rope. "Some teams were really creative," Oxborrow said. "One made a human pyramid to get everyone over. Another used the litter to go up and over." Senior cadet Roger Mulholland, a criminal justice major with a double minor in military science and Spanish, ran the knot-tying competition. He enjoyed showing what ROTC was about. "It was nice for tire kids from high school to see the real ROTC," Mulholland said. Mulholland watched hands became a blur, as the teams had 40 seconds to tie each of the six different knots. "Accuracy was die most important tiling," Mulholland said. "Teams earned points for the most correct knots." The overall winners of die competition were Northridge High School Team A, Taylorsville High School Team A was second, and V f" - y V r it Junior ROTC members help each other complete an excercise. Northridge Team B was diird. The cadet's after-action review concluded the event was a success. High school cadets were exposed to a post-high school education environment and die rigors of military fitness and training. The competition gives high school cadets a taste of what the See ROTC page 5 .'f,'i--.-- l('l''V .i.. -.ifl;; ..' ,U:'r ::: -vfiiu'. : li.il'. : i. : .-til.i:. r .- s u X Utah Senate 21 candidates push education and transportation By Amber Hall sr. news reporter 77)e Signpost Pour candidates are running for election in this year's Senate District 21, which includes west Davis County. Joshua Bennett, Constitution Bennett is a lawyer, transcriber and author of "The Gospel of the Great Spirit." lie was not available for comment, but students can get more information about Bennett and the constitutional party online at iisconstitutionaldefensecouncil.org JoshuaBennettUtahSenate.htm or www.cputah.org. Sheldon Killpack, Republican Killpack, who has been in office since 2003, is a Weber State University alumnus, lie supports charter schools and has increased funding for them while in office. In the State Legislature, Killpack sponsored a bill to give permission to the Utah Department of Transportation to join with a private partner to finance and build toll roads in exchange for keeping toll revenue. Killpack, who was not available for comment, stated in an interview with Deseret Morning News, "Making promises and criticizing is easy. I believe my district deserves someone who can deliv er. My track record speaks for itself as someone who is effective." See Senate 2 1 page 5 State House 19 candidates encourages students to vote By Ryan Sherman asst. news editor The Signpost The Utah State House Representative for District 19 serves residents in northeast Bountiful. Richard J.Watson, Democrat Richard I.Watson has been the chair of the Davis County Democratic Party for the last six years. He has been on the Bountiful Elementary School Council, and is currently a member of the Davis County Tobacco-Free Coalition. lie encourages Weber State University students to vote to help fight the rising cost of college tuition, worrying that the higher costs will discourage attendance fromout-of-state students and increase the amount of Utah students going out of state. "College grads are a source of economic development," Watson said in an interview Thursday, "and we want ours to slay here in Utah." I le advised students to get involved with local politics. "It's a great opportunity to learn how the system works," he said. "Young democrats are the best democrats since they are the most active." Shcryl L. Allen, Republican Sheryl L. Allen works at the Davis County Education Foundation director. She earned a bachelor's degree See District 19 page 5 Two WSU alumni running for State House District 14 post By J Marko Zivkovic senior news reporter 7ie Signpost District 14 represents most of the voters living in Clearfield and some parts of Layton. Laurence Abel said he hopes to take the seat from incumbent Curtis Oda. "My military service with the 82nd Airborne Division and the 19th Special Forces set me apart from my opponent," Abel said. Oda is a "businessman who believes in fair competition and limited government." I le has over a dozen community and leadership positions to his credit, including the Japanese American Citizen League and Clearfield City Council. He attended Weber State University when it was still Weber State College. "So I have strong interests in seeingWSU grow," he said. Abel is also a WSU alumnus. "Funding for the humanities building would be a high priority for me," he said. "The Davis branch of the university has been helpful to our county." One point where the candidates' points of view differ is in Oda's track record as a legislator. "In the two sessions I served," Oda said, "1 have become known as someone who reaches across the aisle for solutions to common problems." See District 14 page 8 Hons in Dricf Major Fest to show students different studies on Wednesday Weber State University will host its annual Major Fest on Wednesday, Nov. 1 in the Shepherd Union Building Gallery. From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., students will have the opportunity to explore majors and ask departmental advisers questions. Studems can also learn the process of declaring a major. An A-10 lot parking pass will be given away as a drawing at the event, as well as free popcorn. More than 3,000 attended this free event last year. For more information, call 626-6752, option five. Commencement speaker sought for fall The Weber State University Dean of Students office and the Student Involvement and Leadership office are looking for students to speak during Fall Commencement Exercises. Students who would like to audition should inform the Dean of Students office or the Student Involvement and Leadership office no later than Tuesday, Oct. 31, and turn in a copy of their speech and a resumed Proposed speeches should be no longer than four minutes. Students earning any degree are able to audition. The auditions will be held Nov. 1-2, and the commencement exercises will be held Dec. 15. Vote early in general elections until Nov. 3 Students can vote during the early voting period until Nov. 3. Any registered voter is able to vote during this period. Voters must present a photo ID at the polling place or two forms of ID with their name and address. Polls are required to be open for at least four hours each voting day. On Nov. 3, they will close at 5 p.m. For more information, contact the Weber County Clerk's office at 399-8400 or the Davis County Clerk's office at 451-3213. 'Macbeth' free for students on Halloween Students will be able to attend William Shakespeare's "Macbeth" on Tuesday, Oct. 31 for free if they bring their Wildcard. The play will be performed at 7:30 p.m. in the Val A. Browning Center Allred Theater, but students can arrive as early as 6:30 p.m. Other performances will be held Nov. 1-4. Tickets cost $8.50 and $5.50 and can be purchased at the Dee Event Center ticket office or by calling (800) 978-8457. Unlike other free student nights, for this performance the public is welcome to buy tickets for the Halloween showing.
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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I have a question... I had a miscarriage about six weeks ago. I opted out of having a D&C as I was not comfortable with the procedure. The doctor assured me that I would pass out the remains of the pregnancy but i AM Still bleeding over a month after. Is this normal?
Please give me your comments. Cheers
Hi there,
Sorry to hear that you had a miscarriage. Doctors recommend a d&c because there is a risk of infection if things are left to nature. Either way is not easy but a d&c does allow you a little relief that at least the physical pain is gone.
It may be a good idea to visit your doctors just to make sure everything is passed. They would probably do a scan to check that your uterus is clear. It is normal for a miscarriage to carry on for quite sometime. Hope that this helps you a bit.sx
I had a miscarriage of twins at about 17wks. I had to deliver them after my water broke, and it was difficult for my doctor to remove the placenta. He said that I could have died there was so much hemoragging. There was no talk of a D&C my doctor did not even ask if I wanted one or say whether I needed one or not. It has been 11mths now and my husband and I still have not gotten pregnant again, I also have a lot of brownish almost black foul smelling sticky discharge through out the mth and heavily during my periods. My question is, it is possible that there is still unremoved tissue that should have been removed with a D&C, should I speak with my doctor about having one done even though it has been so long??? Could that be the reason we can't get pregnant again??
Ald & ME
Sorry for both your losses.
I do suggest both of you to go to your doctor's to get checked out. Ald you should go and find out if everything has been cleared and why your periods are so dark and foul smelling..something just GOOD to know. This is our body and it goes through so much with carrying and miscarrying a baby! It takes time to heal but you need to be fully aware of what it's going through especially if you want to pro-create!
I had 4 mc's in 2008, all before 8 weeks, or 'spotaneous abortions' as the medical profession so cruelly call it. I hate seeing that on my medical notes.
I was lucky(?) in that my body dealt with it all naturally, the scans only showed signs of conception (thickened endometrium etc) but there was no need for d&c's (only a head dr by the end of the horrible journey....)
I had bleeding for about 3 weeks afterwards, twice my symptoms carried on for a few months after and my hcg levels were still raised, the other two times I was earlier on and my body seemed to recover quicker.
I would really recomend that you go to see your dr if you're worried about your levels, although if you have negative tests then it may be that your levels have already returned to normal and your body is just playing cruel tricks on you. Or the flip side is that maybe you are pregnant, and you're getting false negatives? I'm (almost miraculously) pregnant - 13 weeks, i have 25 day cycles but I didn't get a positive until cd31! So it can happen.
I really do suggest you visit your dr though, they can run blood tests that'll prove what your levels truly are.
Of course the real awful thing with ttc is that pregnancy symtoms are so similar to af symptoms too.
Thinking of you, hope you all get your sticky beans soon
Hi Jessica
big hugs
sounds like a complete miscarriage to me but i would def see your midwife as you will still be under her care until the doc discharges you, i would get checked out as you dont want any retained placenta that might get infected etc.
he will be able to offer some bereavment councelling if you think it might help. it helped me xxxx
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Falcons Sign Bina
That's Robbie Bina in foreground at the end of his college hockey career, April 2008.
Bina has been signed by the Springfield Falcons (AHL) to a professional contract. It's a one-year deal and he could be in Stockton (ECHL) for the entire season.
Bina has a connection to the Edmonton Oilers, at least some of the kids Edmonton drafted over the past few seasons. He was a teammate of Matt Greene at UND and was involved in a rather famous incident in college that left him with a broken neck.
Quoting USCHO: On March 18 (2005) in a game between Denver and UND, the 5-8, 180-pound Bina was checked from behind by 6-4, 215-pound Pioneer forward Geoff Paukovich, sending him crashing head-first into the boards. He was immobilized, carried on a stretcher from the Xcel Energy Center to Regions Medical Center in St. Paul.
There's some nice coverage here and here.
As for what kind of player we're dealing with, I've seen a lot of comparisons to Brian Rafalski. It seems an almighty stretch based on size (Rafalski is 5-10, 200 and Bina is 5-8, 180) and progress (Bina is finishing up college hockey at age 25 and Rafalski was entering his third year of pro hockey in SM-LIIGA at the same age). He sounds like a fun guy to cheer for, though.


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Marvelle sweeps readers back into her Rumors series as she crafts an emotionally intense love story that heats up the pages. The unconventional characters and depth of storytelling lift this into the realm of "keeper."
Kidnapped and held captive, Lord Nathaniel Atwood grew up on the mean streets of New York's Five Points. He learned to fight for everything he wanted, and as the leader of The Forty Thieves, he fights for those too weak to defend themselves. A twist of fate brings him home to England and to the opportunity to reclaim his birthright. Lady Imogene Norwood's illness has taken her out of the social whirl. She wants to experience life and decides to invest in a boxer — Nathaniel. She invests more than money; she pours her heart and soul into proving to Nathaniel that he is worthy of love. As for Nathaniel, he teaches Imogene the meaning of passion. (HQN, Jan., 380 pp., $7.99)
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Typically weighing less than 10 pounds (4.5 kilograms), nanosatellites are more than 100 times lighter than traditional satellites and can be produced at about 1% of the cost. To meet size and budgetary constraints, most nanosatellites are built either without attitude control systems or with rudimentary systems that make them unsuitable for applications that require precise orientation.
Graduate students and engineers at the Space Flight Laboratory (SFL) at the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies (UTIAS) design, analyze, and simulate attitude control systems that precisely control nanosatellites on orbit, including Canadian Advanced Nanospace eXperiment 2 (CanX-2) and CanX-6.
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Sarah Murray, who runs the DNR's "E-Cycle" program, says it's amazing how often we replace things like TV's, cell phones, and computers – and the old stuff adds up quickly.
In the last fiscal year, the program collected over 24 million pounds of TV's that were not being used anymore. By recycling them, experts say metallic chemicals do not run the risk of polluting groundwater after being dumped in landfills.
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1st Annual Online Video Search Summit
Driving Discoverability - Optimizing Video for the Web
We continue to witness the explosive growth of the next phase of the Internet's lifecycle - multimedia. Forty-five percent of users' time online is now spent consuming content, and 77 percent of unique users have consumed online video. By 2012 video advertising is estimated to reach $7.1 billion dollars, according to Forrester research. As with the rapid growth of any market segment, the complexity of the opportunity grows, attracting a large number of companies seeking to solve the challenges it presents.
Tom Wilde from EveryZing speaking to Video Search News directly said that,
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The Nuge is down for 7 to 10 days and the Oilers have recalled Paajarvi. The hyphens are getting a workout today as word gets out: Ryan Nugent-Hopkins out and Magnus Paajarvi-Svensson called to the show.
The Oilers are probably being very cautious with the kid, after all there's nothing more important to this organization than his future–providing Taylor Hall is bubble wrapped in safety.
I don't like the Swede-Finn recall. Magnus needs to play a lot in the heart of the order, and we know how the coach feels about him. Unless he's shaved those sideburns–hell, at this point he better show up as a mexican hairless–he's going to get a healthy dose of riding shotgun for 6′s and 7′s.


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Can a wife divorce her husband if wife has stopped loving her husband for various reasons?
asked Feb 01 '12 at 02:00 Fam 23●1●2●4
edited Apr 26 '12 at 14:20 NesreenA ♦ 219●7●22
She can take Khula..
Just a few thoughts: I personally hate to see couples divorcing each other. Unfortunately, majority of the people don't need huge marriage disasters to happen, their selfish and stubborn nature and ego ruins everything. Marriage is something very scared, it should be taken seriously. Nobody should get married just for the sake of getting married or for the kids or because of the fear they would be left alone..Marry when you're ready to get married, when you know what you're getting into and if and only if you're willing to accept the other person.
answered Feb 01 '12 at 08:37 Miss_Right 28●2
i agree...and thought this way too when I got married. i hv been compromising, sacrificing and adjusting since I got married. both mentally, physically and financially...now i see no hope..and so wanted suggestions for my decision. thanks anyways.
(Feb 12 '12 at 03:07) Fam
By the way, what do you mean by Khula???
(Feb 12 '12 at 03:27) Fam
When I said, 'huge marriage disasters', I meant adultery, abuse of all sorts etc. and 'I' personally believe males/females both should try their level best to protect their marriage.
Fam, don't think it was directed towards your post. I obviously don't know anything. I was talking how things are generally.
answered Feb 01 '12 at 13:16 Miss_Right 28●2
I understand and I do agree with you. I have been fighting with myself for years and now I feel its time to end this coz life is too long even though we know it is short as well.
(Feb 12 '12 at 03:25) Fam
Marriage is based on love and happiness. When Love ends for whatever reason, problems are more likely to arise. I think that if you dont feel happy and satisfied in the marriage you have the right to ask for Talaq. Personally, I would not be bound in a marriage that I do not feel happy in and live life like that.
Again, it depends on the reasons you stopped loving him. Things like adultery, not praying/saum, if he is abusing you physically, mentally, verbally., if he fails to fulfil his duty as husband. For all this reasons, I personally would leave him because I dont want to live in a miserable life in the honor of "protecting marriage".
answered Feb 01 '12 at 10:01 Masooma 4●1
I stopped loving him for various reasons (dont want to put down my husband in public) but I lost my love and have been struggling since. I feel I am doing injustice to both of us...also if u dont feel secured in a marriage then there is no happiness??? I feel the same. thanks.
(Feb 12 '12 at 03:23) Fam
Yes, if she is ready to take the responsibilities of getting him a replacement.
answered Feb 01 '12 at 17:47 Bashir Rabe 1●1●3
I dont know. I feel I do not want to get married at all. Am done with men i suppose:-) i want to breathe and have a healthy environment at home. thats all I want.
(Feb 12 '12 at 03:26) Fam
Yes she can and I am struggling with the same thing. However, I love my husband but not his actions.
answered Feb 01 '12 at 02:34 Mohammed walid 2
Zinaa is haram in Islam; therefore you're comment is unrealistic.
(Feb 01 '12 at 05:01) Fam
i think a woman cant divorce her husband because a husband is a master of a woman,in hadith i read that if there is permission to do sajda so ALLAH will order womens to do sajda for their husbands.
answered Feb 01 '12 at 06:57 fahimjan 38●2●5
even if is unable to take care of her?
(Feb 12 '12 at 03:05) Fam
I read in a hadith where a woman told Rasul (SM) that she doesn't want to do Kufr as she doesnt love her husband and is unable to stay with him. Rasul (SM) asked her if she will give back her Mehr and she said yes. Rasul (SM) immediately instructed her husband to leave her and take back the garden he has given her as Mehr. I want to do the same.
(Feb 12 '12 at 03:21) Fam
Assalamualaikum warahmatullah..
i agree with some of Miss Right answer, but for me, i been experienced the divorce of my parent. Both of them im still respect and love. the effect of the divorce goes to our family, my siblings and people who are close. actually their some point that you can do with your husband or talk to each other for the sake of the marriage and family. think about people who are close to you.. think about your family. think about Allah s.w.t is Allah satisfied? every reason and every problem there always a way.. make doa..ask Allah s.w.t He always be there when you are in doubt..insyaAllah.
Conditions Divorce Hadith: `Aishah r.a said:" We are the wives of the Prophet was given a choice by him, divorced or still with him. We all prefer still with him. And it was not counted upon divorce. "
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Hawaii's Polihale State Park is adjacent to Barking Sands and literally at the end of the road. In fact to get there you must traverse the last few miles on a bumpy cane road. Those who make the trek are rewarded with dramatic vistas, breathtaking sunsets and enough beach for everyone to have their own private picnic. Park bathrooms and showers are available, as are some cabanas with barbecues.
Should your sunset picnic carry over into early twilight, you can lay back and enjoy nature's light show. The lack of streetlights and usually cloudless skies make the area perfect for stargazing. Watching the stars gather while the moon rises over Polihale is a memory that you won't soon forget.
Being located miles away from towns and electric lights, Polihale is a great place to see the stars like you've never seen them before. It is a true thrill to view the billions of stars that emerge soon after sunset. Eventually, as eyes adjust, one realizes even the spaces between the stars have stars further in the background.
Once a month on the Saturday nearest the full moon, Kauai astronomy buffs gather at the Barking Sands Observatory to scan the galaxy. For a schedule of events write: K.E.A.S.A.P.O. Box 161 Waimea, HI 96796
For further information on Kauai's great beaches click here.
Click here for a map of Kauai, Hawaii, which has links to other Kauai attractions and Suite Paradise's Kauai vacation rental accommodations.


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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va. (WHSV) -- The Rockingham County Sheriff's Office is working to track down the suspect in Saturday's shooting and surveillance footage may be the key.
Zach Bobich owns Zach's Country Store in Mount Solon and before he owned the store, there was no security system in place and there were several break-ins; however, he now has a camera and an alarm system.
"Definitely rely on customers in the community. You know the good thing about here is our neighbors are close and they keep an eye out on the place," said Bobich.
Even with good neighbors, Brant Weller, who works at Hawk Security Systems, said rural stores can be targets for break-ins.
"Most of the time I think people looking to steal don't pick larger commercial establishments because they know there's going to be security there, whereas smaller commercial or small businesses often those folks don't have security," said Weller.
Hawk Security Systems worked with the sheriff's office to pull this image of the suspect.
"We are working on trying to enhance that to get the quality a little bit better," said Rockingham County Sheriff Bryan Hutcheson.
"Cameras are great for letting you know what's going on, they're not going to make sirens go off, they're not going to make anybody run away. But after the fact they're great for going back and figuring out what happened and hopefully who did," said Weller.
As deputies work to piece together the homicide investigation, part of the evidence they're really looking at relies on cameras.
"It's shocking, it's devastating to the community for sure, and that's all the more reason why our focus is on bringing that person in," said Hutcheson.
Jae Young Kim, the owner of the Dry River Store, is in critical condition at U Va. Medical Center.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Crime Solvers hotline at 574-5050 or the RCSO at 564-3800.
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