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Wirral Council say South Parade in West Kirby has now reopened.
Globe chief reporter Craig Manning braved the elements earlier today to keep en eye on the high tides across the borough.
Here is a photo he took of the waves crashing up against New Brighton's promenade.
Wirral Council say South Parade in West Kirby is still closed. Biffa are in the process of finishing off clearing the debris and it is hoped the road should be open again within the next hour.
We will leave you with this photograph, sent in by Phil Kirby of a police patrol earlier today in West Kirby.
South Parade remains closed for the time being while Wirral Council removes the debris that has been washed up but aside from that, the high tide has retreated with what appears to be minimal impact.
The latest from Wirral Council.
The following roads are currently being re-opened:
• Kings Parade in New Brighton
• North Parade, Hoylake
• The Dell in Rock Ferry
South Parade in West Kirby is still closed to allow the council to remove debris that has been washed up with the high tide, but will reopen as soon as possible.
This is New Brighton right now! There seems to be no damage around here as far as we're aware. http://t.co/bZzIgIO4KY— @CaffeCreamNB 03 January 2014
RT @richard_b_lowe: @CaffeCreamNB I was deriving to chimichanga new Brighton #newbrightonfloods #newyearstorms #newbrighton http://t.co/6Yg…— @CaffeCreamNB 03 January 2014
New Brighton is quite fun today 🌊 http://t.co/ry1fCOzTVi— @hannahjuliet 03 January 2014
Twitter is awash (pardon the pun) with photographs of today's high tide.
UNITED KINGDOM, New Brighton : Waves pour over 'The Black Pearl' http://t.co/WQPmurqrZk— @RDRODRIGUES58 03 January 2014
New brighton at around 12:15 today! http://t.co/PnnGaZKXLD— @marajxde 03 January 2014
The Black Pearl in New Brighton struggling in the >10m high tide in the Mersey today #itsliverpool #tidalsurge http://t.co/8WcayCjpu4— @thirteensteps 03 January 2014
RT @horvience: @NBBeachResort the black pearl will need some repairs! :( #newbrighton http://t.co/nHwZG6PC7z— @NBBeachResort 03 January 2014
Some people are determined to get wet today! http://t.co/yKEMNN6bCN— @DrumImages 03 January 2014
High tide on Hoylake prom, time for lunch.... http://t.co/hw355cn6Gh— @Coachpotatoes 03 January 2014
RT @hoylake: Hoylake prom not too bad. Sea water on the road but looks like we got away with any damage. More iffy weather to come though!— @openroadstudios 03 January 2014
West Kirby Marine Lake and Promenade at high tide today. http://t.co/bKu7VYzAhv— @alan_alanwilson 03 January 2014
RT @PAPictureDesk: Some dog walkers got more than they bargained for in this pic by PA photographer Peter Byrne in New Brighton http://t.co…— @DarronPace 03 January 2014
For those of you who don't want to get your feet wet, Wirral Cam shows you how the borough is faring.
Here is the latest shot from Hoylake Beach.
Last month saw the popular Black Pearl fall victim to the storms. Hopefully the hard work of its creators, who have started to reconstruct it, won't be washed away too!
RT @caibird123: High tide at New Brighton, only intermittent wave overtopping at the moment. So unlikely to flood this time. http://t.co/g0…— @ScottyOB1OBrien 03 January 2014
RT @JuiceChambo: New Brighton getting a battering... via @JuJuice http://t.co/je5hsVRgfz— @christyler522 03 January 2014
RT @hcg373737: @RadioCity967 the prom at Meols Wirral. Amazing sight. http://t.co/dSlu8BX7IE— @simonl_lufc 03 January 2014
Liverpool Coastguard is warning people to avoid "wave-dodging" but has reported no incidents due to today's wild weather.
A spokesman for the coastguard said: "Our coastguard team has been helping to secure the car park at Fort Perch Rock.
"People should not go wave dodging because the water can grab you and drag you through the barriers - it's very dangerous.
"Wave dodging is out."
The Marine Promenade in New Brighton has been closed due to flooding between A554 Marine Promenade/King's Parade and Tower Promenade.
Just got word from Globe chief reporter Craig Manning who is in New Brighton. He says everything appears to be fine up until Morrisons, with car parks still open.
Although he tells me police are telling people to stay away from the wall as you get closer to King's Parade.
Traffic appears to be moving well at the moment but we will keep you updated.
Email your photographs to firstname.lastname@example.com or give me a call on 0151 649 4018.
ROAD closures were put in place earlier today as a precautionary measure - good job!
King's Parade in New Brighton, North Parade in Hoylake, South Parade in West Kirby and The Dell in Rock Ferry have all been closed amid fears that the borough could be hit by a tidal surge.
Gale force winds that created a surge that left a swathe of destruction across the borough's coastal towns on December 5 are set to return.
The Environment Agency is warning coastal communities along the south and west coasts of England to remain vigilant and alert for possible tidal flooding between Friday and Sunday, as strong winds combine with high tides and large waves.
Globe chief reporter Craig Manning is on his way to New Brighton and West Kirby to see how wet things are getting. Looking at the photographs on Twitter, here's hoping he has his wellies with him!
Seacombe prom starting to flood #wirral #seacombe #rivermersey #doomed http://t.co/PKlqdzERGj— @mcbain1970 03 January 2014
RT @StuRobarts: West Kirby prom is looking a bit moist again. #wetkirby http://t.co/3dudCKm4nt— @WIRRALGLOBENEWS 03 January 2014
RT @JudithMoritz: Waves at New Brighton, Wirral #bbcnews #ukstorm http://t.co/AaRnEBzYIf— @judem30 03 January 2014
TRAVEL - Marine Promenade in New Brighton closed between the A554 Marine Promenade junction and the Tower Promenade junction due to flooding— @flameccr 03 January 2014
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Gold falls after strong jobs report
After closing the first quarter at a new high, gold stumbles out of the gate as the US unemployment rate drops and payrolls rise more than expected in March.
By Alix Steel, TheStreet
Updated at 3:12 p.m. ET
After ending the first quarter at a new high, gold prices took a hit Friday as investors opted for stocks after a strong reading on U.S. jobs in March.
Gold for June delivery fell $11 to $1,428.90 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Gold traded as high as $1,437.80 and as low as $1,413.50 while the spot gold price was losing $4.40, according to Kitco's gold index.
Silver prices shed 16 cents to close at $37.73 an ounce.
Both metals finished the first quarter with a bang. Gold settled at a record $1,439.90 an ounce Thursday, while silver prices closed at a 31-year record of $37.88 an ounce after surging 22% in the first quarter.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics said Friday that nonfarm payrolls in the U.S. rose by 216,000 in March. That was well ahead of the 185,000 increase economists had been expecting, according to consensus estimates from Briefing.com.
Companies added 230,000 jobs, helping to offset the decline in state and local government payrolls. Economists forecast private payrolls to increase by 203,000, according to Briefing.com. ADP said Wednesday that it estimated companies added 201,000 jobs in March.
The unemployment rate unexpectedly ticked down to 8.8%. The unemployment rate has dropped for four straight months, with the household survey showing a more rapid increase in employment than the establishment survey.
The upbeat data lured investors away from haven assets like gold and US Treasurys and into riskier equities. By late afternoon, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($INDU) was up 40 points, or 0.3%, at 12,360, the S&P 500 ($INX) was up 5 points, or 0.4%, at 1,331 and the Nasdaq ($COMPX) was rising by 3 points, or 0.1%, to 2,783.
After gold's 1.3% rise in the first quarter, investors might also be trading in gold for cash. Gold was hit in January with this type of rebalancing, when portfolio managers reshuffle assets in their portfolio from quarter to quarter. Gold rallied 2.7% in December but then shed 6.6% in January, so any selloff in gold prices Friday and next week might be part of the same trend.
Gold prices historically rise 4.3% in the second quarter, but Jon Nadler, senior analyst at Kitco.com, still sees the range for gold between $1,400 and $1,450 an ounce. Nadler doesn't see lots of new money in the gold market, so there is no oomph to push prices higher.
"The fact that after this horrific quarter (gold) is already not at $1,500, that's (something) to worry about," he said.
Other analysts don't expect today's selloff to last and are using it as a buying opportunity. David Banister, chief investment strategist at ActiveTradingPartners.com, is calling for $1,515-$1,550 gold in the next few months. "Sometimes these data points come out and there is a little bit of a knee-jerk reaction, but I believe eventually we will push right through."
The biggest wild card has been recent talk from Federal Reserve presidents about possibly raising rates to 1% before the end of 2011, and today's solid jobs data would support that rhetoric. But Banister believes that even if the Fed were to raise rates, gold prices would still rally. Gold could pull back "a little further . . . (but) real interest rates are still negative and that's always positive for gold."
Strong physical demand from India and China may help support gold prices when investor demand slacks off. G-20 leaders reportedly are considering including the yuan in the IMF's basket of currencies, which would put the yuan on the map as a leading global currency. Many experts speculate that China has been furiously buying gold in order to beef up the legitimacy of the yuan -- not a gold standard but a gold helper.
"Private citizens have bought more gold in the last 30 months than the People's Bank of China owns altogether," says Adrian Ash, head of research for BullionVault.com. Currently, 1.8% of China's central bank reserves are in gold.
There had been reports circulating on China TV that dealers were running out of coins and demand was soaring.
Nadler says he hasn't seen any concrete data to support the assertions.
The CPM Group's gold yearbook for 2011 says that gold consumption in China rose at an annual compounded growth rate of 7.5% from 2001 to 2010 and that fabrication demand, gold coins and bars, should rise to 14.3 million ounces in 2011, a 8.9% jump from 2010. Total gold demand in the country is expected to rise 16.6% in 2011.
India is also vying for the top spot, accounting for 32% of global demand in 2010, according to the World Gold Council, sponsor of the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD). The WGC estimates that by 2020, cumulative annual demand for gold in India will increase to an excess of 1,200 tons.
Gold mining stocks, a risky but sometimes profitable way to buy gold, were trading lower along with the metal Friday. Barrick Gold (ABX) was down 1.1% to $51.35 and Newmont Mining (NEM) was slipping slightly to $54.52. AngloGold Ashanti (AU) was bucking the trend, gaining 1.9% to $48.88.
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A jury was picked Monday in Dane County Circuit Court.
Media reports said the 42-year-old Chritton rejected a plea deal last month that could have sent him to prison for over a decade. He was convicted in March on two counts of child neglect, but jurors could not reach unanimous verdicts on five other charges that are being tried now. They include false imprisonment, reckless endangerment, and mentally harming a child.
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William N Clayton, Hi Anthony you posted on my message board that we are distant Clayton cousins, do you know who the father of William N Clayton is so that I may link him to the rest of the family, I have no other records before him on my Clayton Family any help you could give would be awesome.
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She is also my 4th great grandmother. Do you have documentation that she is the daughter of William Reed (born in NC, fought in the American Revolution and died in Tennessee) and Violet Brown Reed? Do you know anything about Violet Reed?
I would really like any information you would share with me.
My line is through William Clayton, Josiah Clayton, and his daughter Zennie Clayton b 1881, d 1986.
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Thank you so much for fulfilling my photo requests for Ann and her husband, John. I really appreciate the time and effort spent in getting these photos for me. I especially appreciated the close-up shots and the full view.
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Hello Mr. Clayton
My name is Denise Peters and I am the registrar for the Edward Buncombe DAR Chapter here in Asheville, NC.
I have a applicant who is trying to join DAR through her William Clayton line.
We are having trouble finding the family bible for the Clayton family. My applicant line goes through Susannah Clayton daughter of William & Elizabeth Clayton and she married Job Smith.
Any help you can give us regarding this matter will be greatly appreciated.
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Hi Anthony, I am just now seeing your message to me from back in February, I apologize that I did not see it sooner. You said in your message that we are both related to Stephen
Clayton III I have been unable to find this name in search, is there a memorial set up for him? I have very little info on my Clayton relatives the only ones I know of are J. Carl Clayton 1902-1985 (my maternal grt granfather) and William N. Clayton 1868-1943 (my grt grt grandfather). if you have information linking these two gentlemen to your list I would be tickled to death to learn more as will my mother who knows very little about the family history.
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We'll still be doing this in February. Meanwhile, would you like to look over all the listed interments in High Point and in Freeworship to see if there are any duplicate entries? Right now I'm posting some additional photos at High Point, which is actually Highpoint (spelling)... and then we'll start posting Freeworship.
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Anthony, I noted you had photographed several stones at High Point Baptist Church, so took a peek at your profile, looks like you are in Myrtle Beach?
Would you be iterested in helping to inventory some of the Horry County cemeteries with me and Rich Ryals? We are both retired and go out during the week. Any possibilities for you there?
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I have been working in Missouri for the past 2 years and returned home in mid March. However, I still work for IBM but now remote from my home.
anyway - I returned home while my wife was in the middle of a complete home remodeling project and have had to spend a lot of time on that, since the contract and his workers were not too good about cleaning up after themselves.
No need to respond to this note, just saying, I am only just now having time to work on my mail from March. and there is a LOT MORE from April, May, June, July, Aug. to go.
sorry for the delays.
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I was still hesitant about wanting to play WotlK (given I have a shaman as my favorite class, and little desire to level another 70..er.. 80) until these abilities were leaked.
I nearly died of pure "happy" when looking over the enhancement tree, much less looking over the synergies possible in every other tree now. Giving a talent in an entry level tier thats just "ridiculously" good for any spec is the way to go.
5/10/15% +healing from earth shield, 5/10/15% more mana from water shield, and 5/10/15% more damage from lightning shield? Brilliant Idea! These combination talents are they way to go. It gets old after a while with a constant barrage of "+x/y/z% effect" talents. Also, streamlining the first two tiers of elemental and enhancement talents is much appreciated. I hope they do something similar with restoration.
Honestly, the "summon ancestral spirit on spell crit" talent is just obscene! Heals the person (within 40 yards) who needs it most for 20/40/60% of your original crit heal? Honestly, Its good enough to be the 51 point talent.
The 51 point talent doesn't excite me though. Honestly, I'd be amazed if ancestral thingie was moved to 51 point, stayed at 20%, yet also proc'd off chain heal.
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Toronto's professional sports teams provide year-round excitement and an active playground for sports enthusiasts. The Air Canada Centre (ACC) is home to a few of our teams including our hockey team Toronto Maple Leafs and the Toronto Raptors, Canada's only NBA team. All home games for Toronto Rock, our national Lacrosse team, are also played at the ACC.
The Rogers Centre is home to our baseball team, Toronto Blue Jays and our Canadian football team, The Toronto Argos. The Jays are now owned by Rogers Communications which renamed their game venue from SkyDome to Rogers Centre in 2004.
Our soccer team, The Toronto Football Club (TFC) is Toronto's newest sports team, founded in 2007. Their devoted fan base come to games in their signature colours, white and red, at Toronto's newest stadium, BMO Field.
Notable Sports Bars
There are a variety of lively sports bars for fans to watch their favourite sports. Real Sports, located near the ACC and Rogers Centre, is the ultimate hangout for sports fans. It is labelled as North America's largest sports bar, with 199 HDTV screens and 112 taps.Hockey fans will love Wayne Gretzky's, a shrine to the famed hockey player's personal collection of memorabilia. The sports bar has 20 HD TV screens. The Bottom Line provides a more sophisticated option for the sports fan and in comparison, The Loose Moose is a casual spot rated by the Fan 590 radio station as "the best place to be if you don't have a ticket."
Hockey Hall of Fame
Our major sports shrine is the Hockey Hall of Fame, offering the finest collection of hockey artifacts; state-of-the-art games that challenge shooting and goalkeeping skills; and NHL trophies including hands-on access to The Stanley Cup. This is a must-see attraction for hockey fans.
Sporting Events
Year-round, there are a number of great sporting events in Toronto. The Honda Indy Toronto is the fastest racing series on the planet; the Toronto Sportsmen's Show is Canada's biggest fishing and outdoor show; and the Rogers Cup showcases the best tennis players in the world at their annual tournament every August.
Interactive Entertainment
There are plenty of interactive entertainment complexes and venues downtown. The Ballroom is more than just ten-pin bowling in the heart of the Entertainment District. This two-floor entertainment centre features Molson Canadian Hockey House, a live stage, an XBOX centre and more than 60 LED TVs.
Spin Toronto is a 12,000 square foot ping pong social club located in central downtown. The space features 12 ping pong tables, a lounge, a restaurant, a private party room and nightly events.
Polson Pier is the ultimate indoor and outdoor entertainment complex and offers one of the best views of the city skyline. This is a great outdoor destination in the summer and features a drive-in movie theatre, driving range, swimming pool and go-karts.
In downtown Mississauga, Playdium is the ultimate interactive adventure featuring 40 000 sq feet of action-packed games to enjoy. Come experience a variety of arcade games, redemption games, batting cages, outdoor mini-golf, or the go-kart track.
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The city is a great destination for different fairs for every season. The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE), our annual large-scale carnival is a send-off to summer. Revel in the excitement of the midway rides and try to win a prize at one of the many games; catch a show or demonstration in one of the many buildings and don't forget the Air Show, which includes a performance from the iconic Snowbirds.
Canada's Walk of Fame plaques are located in front of the Princess of Wales Theatre. This tribute to Canadian Achievement and has included such iconic talents like Russell Peters, Bryan Adams, Sarah Polley, Kids in the Hall and Jim Carrey. At the culmination of TIFF, The Canadian Walk of Fame festival held in late September features some of Canada's most popular and iconic performers across various venues in downtown Toronto over four days.
The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair celebrates the winter season and has become the largest indoor agricultural and international equestrian competition in the world. It is a unique Toronto tradition. You can also browse through the vibrant marketplaces with 300-plus vendors.
The Santa Claus Parade has been a Toronto tradition since 1905, hosted every November to launch the Christmas season where fantastic animated floats in the company of two dozen marching bands and a couple of thousand costumed participants, cheered along by excited kids and adults alike.
Torontonians welcome the onset of the holiday season with the Cavalcade of Lights, a phenomenal fireworks show and the first lighting of the Christmas Tree at Nathan Phillips Square. Musical performances by popular local musicians and pyrotechnic performances bring excitement to the night.
Inspired by the heritage and charm of the European Christmas Markets, Lowe's Toronto Christmas Market is a free annual event for the first two weeks of December located in the Distillery Historic District. Family-friendly entertainment includes musicians, carolers, holiday-themed stage presentations, Rudolph's Reindeer Zoo and of course… Santa and his roaming elves! Adults can enjoy shopping the markets and the specialty beer and mulled wine gardens.


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BAT-MERCHANDISE (Alpern, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) -- The opening of "The Dark Knight Rises" has stirred up a lot of interest in all things Gotham. For the children and inner children, there are more than enough Batman toys and collectibles to content the most ardent fanboys and fangirls. 550. (Editors: This is also listed on the News-Biz sked. It moved category f.)
FAMILYGLANCE-FILM (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) -- A capsule look at films from a family perspective, including "The Dark Knight Rises." 950.
SIGHTS-MUSIC (Mehr, SHNS) -- Eddie Baranek, the singer, songwriter, guitarist and mainstay of Detroit band the Sights, has always been an object of fascination to those in the know. But now Baranek and the Sights are turning on new audiences, spending the summer touring as the opening act for comedy-rock combo Tenacious D. 950.


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 The European Commission and members of the HLG on "Competitiveness, Energy and Environment", invited business leader's from across Europe and the globe to participate in what was a landmark conference, progressing debate on addressing climate change and the role of business internationally in mobilising change. The conference consisted of a number of keynote speeches and round tables including business leaders, politicians and civil society of international standing. The panel discussions included audience participation and day's event led to conclusions which were fed into international discussions on climate change. Round table discussions were moderated by an international journalist Ms Frances Cairncross .
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Round table 1: HLG Legacy, Challenges and Vision
Over the last two years, the European Commission has brought senior level people from business, non-governmental organisations and government Ministers together in the High Level Group for Competitiveness Energy and Environment. The Group provided advice on priority policy issues related to transforming the EU economy into a low carbon economy. Some of the members will present the main messages Europe has developed in these areas and initiatives the Union has launched – as well as what gaps remain. The focus will be on Competitiveness, Climate Change, Energy Security, and International Energy Markets
Round table 2: Compete to Deploy, International Framework for Sustainable Business
This round table will focus on the global dimension and provide an opportunity to influence global frameworks. Panel discussions will cover issues of interest to business such as technology cooperation, financing, risk management, industry examples of demonstration and deployment of low carbon technologies and practical discussions on how these can be made commercially applicable. The focus will be on the assistance, blocks and challenges which are facing business internationally as they move to low carbon operations.
Round table 3 – Cooperate to Deliver, International Framework for Policy action on Climate Change
Governments are to help business address and adapt to climate change. But in order for Governments to put in place policy frameworks that enable progress to be made, business must ensure that they communicate clearly what they require to make the transition. Some of the topics up for discussion include sector approaches, competitive markets, worldwide ambitious standards, technological acceleration, globalisation and what low carbon means for trade as well as managing the risks of financing transition.


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Buy Oracle Stock? What of Their Red Hat Takeover?
Rumors of a Red Hat takeover have been circulating since time immemorial. Maybe this time there's some truth to it.
It all began in 2003: Novell buys financially strapped SuSE Linux AG. But their real target even then was Red Hat. Red Hat didn't want to be bought. Comes 2004 and analysts said "Sun, buy Red Hat!" Even better, the rumors in 2005 flew that Microsoft was interested in the Linux distro.
Ever since Oracle set its Unbreakable Linux course in the fall of 2006, speculators have been laying their bets on a Red Hat purchase. At the time, Oracle's CEO Ralph Ellison said in an interview with the Financial Times that his firm was thinking about buying either Novell or Red Hat, but that Red Hat was hardly in their best interests:
"We see in China and India, all that stuff is freely available and Red Hat is just cut completely out of the market. I'm not gong to spend $5bn, or $6bn, for something that can just be so completely wiped off the map. They take all the Red Hat code, have their own equivalent of the Red Hat network, and Red Hat gets zero."
In 2007 the rumor mill again reported that Oracle was to buy Red Hat. In January 2009 analysts came up with an even better plan: Dell should buy Red Hat. And with every speculation Red Hat's stock rapidly rose.
Analysts' assessments at that time maintained that Oracle should wait until Red Hat's stock dips low enough so that it would be easy to snap up. According to a recent ComputerZeitung analyst, that deal is already in the making, although Oracle would probably prefer to wait until IBM's recent talks with Sun resolve themselves, as reported in the WSJ.
The only source of the rumors seems to be U.S. analyst Katherine Egbert of the Jefferies & Co. investment bank. She recently wrote in a Research Note that it would make sense for Oracle to acquire Red Hat. The Boycott Novell people maintain that she "always gets it wrong on Red Hat." We'll see if she hit the jackpot this time.
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According to a news release issued Wednesday by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the arrests were part of a yearlong multi-agency investigation by the California Department of Justice's Mountain and Valley Marijuana Investigation Team under the auspices of the Central Valley High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area program.
A criminal complaint unsealed earlier this week names two homes in Tracy, 2921 Georgia Court and 523 Hatheway St., and one in Mountain House, 541 Kristen Way, that were to be searched.
The homes in Tracy were reportedly occupied by Jesus Delgado and Josefina Delgado-Felix on Georgia Court and Chuy Lnu, Chuito Lnu and Silbestre Felix on Hatheway Street.
The house searched in Mountain House was reportedly the residence of Francisco Felix.
During searches at more than two dozen locations, authorities found five indoor marijuana grow operations, including one with more than 2,100 plants. In addition, investigators seized a shotgun, two handguns, nearly 60 pounds of processed marijuana and more than $20,000 in cash, according to the release.
The specific locations where evidence was recovered were not disclosed.
The news release states that authorities allege that the drug trafficking organization targeted in the probe was cultivating marijuana and distributing methamphetamine. Evidence uncovered during the investigation indicates that the ring used sophisticated methods to conceal and smuggle the contraband, including commercial trucks with hollowed-out drive shafts and vehicles equipped with hidden compartments.
Of the 11 individuals detained by midday Wednesday on criminal violations, six faced federal charges, officials reported. The five other criminal suspects will likely be prosecuted for state offenses.
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One of the largest earth-filled dams in the world impounds the waters of the mighty Peace River near Hudson's Hope, BC, Canada to form the huge reservoir of Williston Lake. The dam is 600 feet high. The Gordon Shrum generating station with its 10 turbines produces more than 40 % of the electrical energy in BC. The ...
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Inside this museum near Devon, Alberta near Edmonton are the historical displays relating to the oil industry in Alberta. The first major oil discovery was nearby in Leduc in 1947.
Wind development has become a common site in the mixed grass prairies of the Great Plains. The benefits to the economy have to be balanced against the ecological impacts of where they are placed.
In 2009 was created in Uruguay, a wind farm in the "Sierra de los Caracoles" ( "snails mountain range"), department of Maldonado, which was producing 10 MW of energy. In 2010, doubled the number of wind turbines in this park, which production reached 20 MW.
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Mission Eagles Varsity Volleyball Voach Edna Clemons has a very simple philosophy.
"My practices consist of getting it done," said Clemons. "I set goals for the girls. I push them to communicate and work as a team and they just have to reach those goals."
Considering the Eagles' muscular dismantling Tuesday night of La Joya Lady Coyotes 25-10, 25-17, 25-19, it would seem her girls have taken the philosophy to heart.
The Eagles jumped to early leads in all three games. Time and time again the Coyotes just couldn't match up with the Eagles' height at the net. Seniors Ruth Ruiz, Mayra Garcia and Gaby Martinez posed an almost impenetrable wall above the net that frustrated even crafty killer Lauren Moreno.
Clemons knows full well what an imposing net presence she has at her disposal.
"This year's strength is my height at the net," said Clemons. I have not had that height at the net in a while. Come from coaching a JV team, we had to be smart players and plan who is going to be blocking. I now have the luxury of choosing who gets to play in the middle and who gets to play on the outside."
Senior co-captain Gaby Martinez seemed like she would be just fine playing the middle all by herself. Martinez finished the match with 13 kills, 3 blocks, 9 points and 2 aces. Complementing Martinez' offensive output was Bernise Ponce who finished the game with 6 kills, 18 points, 7 aces, 13 assists and 12 digs. Filling her role perfectly was the third captain, Cassandra Torres. Torres, far from the towering killers that make up her front court, is blessed with speed and guts and could be seen ranging the back line from left to right, digging out everything the Coyotes could get past the blockers. Torres finished the match with 6 points and a team high of 24 defensive digs.
However, it was Martinez who seemed to be the Eagles' spearhead.
"Volleyball is her passion," said Clemons of Martinez. "She has gone above and beyond by not only being my captain but by being my role model. She's my loudest girl and my communicator in getting everyone motivated."
Clemons is understandably pleased with her team's progress.
"I believe we're there this year," said Clemons, now in her second year as head coach. "This group of girls seems to be getting there. We have come a long way since last year."
The progress couldn't have come at a better time as the Eagles will play host to number one ranked Sharyland at noon on Saturday.
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Have you been a gym rat for a decade or more and have muscles toned everywhere, but don't want to slack off and lose the muscle tone because you are bored with your current programs? Then you have nothing to worry about, because there is a revolutionary new program that will be taking the country by storm. This program is called Tai Cheng, and it is one of the Beach Body system's newest and premier program to date. What is so special about this program, when it sounds like any other hot trend on the scene?
- Tai Cheng was created by a doctor, who happens to know ancient Chinese medicinal arts, martial arts and how to work the muscles in a healing and appropriate way. Dr. Mark Cheng, who has knowledge of kinesiology and medicine, put together exercises and movements that will tone the muscles, keep them toned and work your cardio and get the whole body in shape. Don't believe it?
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- When you are tired of just stepping on the treadmill and jogging for 30 minutes a day or have fallen off the exercise routine because you were bored, Tai Cheng might be what you need to get your interest level back up. Or if you haven't exercised for a while but used to be really good at it, then maybe you can ease back in to a daily workout routine with this program. There are different levels within the program that can be used and adjusted to fit your skill level, no matter what it is. If you need to use a piece of furniture or the wall for support, that is perfectly fine. If you have great balance and want to do the advanced moves some of the time, but not all of the time, that is fine too. Tai Cheng can be done by someone who is twelve years old or by someone who just had their 75th birthday party. That is one reason why the program is so great.
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Analysis: Shanahan revealed Thursday that Garcon had a procedure for what the coach called a "chest" injury suffered in the final game of the season. Garcon has not been cleared to take part in the full offseason practices and instead has been catching passes from Robert Griffin III, who is recovering from a knee injury.


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Flu shots and medications will give a boost to the pharmacy's results.
The U.S. is in the midst of one of its worst outbreaks of flu in recent history. While that's bad news for the people who have or will come down with the flu, it should translate into stronger sales of cold and flu medications as well as prescriptions products like Tamiflu.
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It has added 200 MinuteClinics in the last two years and last month it said it plans to add another 150 outlets this year, growing to a total of 1,500 by 2017. It is a direct response to the anticipated increase in the number of insured Americans as a result of the Affordable Care Act.
The company is optimistic heading into 2013. It expects to reported a profit of $3.84 to $3.98 from its continuing operations, which was ahead of the $3.82 per share that Wall Street analysts were looking for at the time guidance was released last month.
Overall, the severity of the flu season is an added tailwind to what was already shaping up to be a good year for CVS, and the company also expects to benefit from more Americans having health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
Meanwhile, the company plans to use its strong free cash to aggressively buy back shares and increase its dividend.
While the cycling of the Walgreen-Express Scripts rift will make comps tougher this year, overall CVS seems to be the winner of the dispute. Management now expects to keep 60% of the customers it gained as a result of Express Script customers having to find new pharmacies.
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Cinghiale - Osteria
- Address:
822 Lancaster Street
Baltimore, MD 21202Neighborhood:
Harbor East
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Cinghiale - Osteria
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cgeno.com/
- Phone: 4105478282
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Julian Marucci
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Special Events: Tuesday Cellar Raid: 50% off full bottle purchases in the Enoteca every Tuesday. Italian Supper: $29pp 3-course classic Italian Supper available 7 nights a week.
A word from Cinghiale - Osteria
The Osteria at Cinghiale has the feel of an elegant tavern with white table cloths and mahogany and leather banquettes. It features a large farm table for a special family-style dining experience. The menu is complimented by an over 500 label wine list that features Northern and Central Italian wines. There are approximately 40 wines available by the glass, each available in full and half pours. The restaurant was recently recognized by Food & Wine magazine as having one of the best new wine lists in the country. Outdoor seating is available, weather permitting.Continued
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122 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (85)notable wine list (84)fit for foodies (83)romantic (56)scenic view (30)neighborhood gem (28)good for groups (23)vibrant bar scene (15)hot spot (12)great for outdoor dining (6)kid-friendly (5)great for brunch (3)late-night find (2)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Amazing serviceTracyDined on 9/27/2014Our server was awesome that night. He took great care of us, kept bringing more of the amazing bread, and made excellent recommendations on the menu. He knew every item in a lot of detail and helped us choose a wonderful meal.Special Features:
- Wonderful find!4BamDined on 9/24/2014Came to Baltimore by boat and stayed in the marina nearby. We spotted the restaurant awnings from the water and took the very short walk to a lovely spot and dicipus food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- For a special nightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014Since we arrived just in time for our reservation, it was a relief to find that they had valet parking. Really enjoyed the meal. We had the 4 course meal. Very interesting menu. I had the fois gras, tortellini, tuna, gnocchi (my wife's), and the espresso dessert. I would recommend every course as delicious. The server was great. The on egging I didn't care for was the table arrangement. We did get a window, which we asked for, but on the window side there was a bench seat shared with the adjacent tables. We were a little too close to our neighbors. But, I would definitely recommend this restaurant for a nice night out.Special Features:
- Delicious choicesAnnaWDined on 9/16/2014Having dined at this restaurant once before, I suggested it to a friend as a great spot for a leisurely dinner over which to catch up. We shared the grilled calamari appetizer; the calamari were very tender and seasoned perfectly. We each got pasta dishes for our entrees: the sausage filled "ravioli" in brown butter sage sauce and the duck confit filled agnolotti with mushrooms. We each enjoyed our selections (and tasted each other's)--both were winners. The portions were generous, allowing us to take home leftovers to enjoy the next day. We also splurged on desserts: almond soup and fig cake. Both were very nice. My friend was pleased to know about Cinghiale and plans to introduce her family to it soon. I know I will return.Special Features:
- GolfleftieDined on 9/13/2014Tables too close together. Service was rushed and impersonal.Special Features:
- itsworthitDined on 9/12/2014We were thoroughly impressed! The service was excellent throughout our evening. Each course of the meal was an experience and we certainly look forward to our next special occasion to enjoy here.Special Features:
- one of our favorite placesOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/12/2014we've been there many times and have always had a great time and awesome foodSpecial Features:
- Another Memorable EveningDatfoodDoeDined on 9/7/2014The food was spectacular, per usual. Max was both attentive and knowledgeable about the wine list and food preparations. Would definitely return with another group.Special Features:
- Great evening of food and service920hsmsDined on 9/6/2014All courses were absolutely delicious! We had a wide range of meat, fish, salad and dessert courses throughout our meals and all choices were excellently prepared and presented. The courses were presented with sufficient time in between to enjoy and make a little room before the next course arrived. Delightful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cinghiale OsteriaTeddyDined on 9/3/2014This was a good experience and the help from the serving staff was a crucial part of the experience. The waitress knew the menu and had a lot of good tips. We did the pris fix menu with the paired wine simply because We are not too well acquainted with either great Italian food or wine. However we knew a lot more at the end of the evening and everything was served attractively and was delicious. We were not able to finish some of the wine because we are not used to drinking very much and the food was more than adequate amounts. The price was reasonable for the menu received, in fact with the wine the cost was more than reasonable. Great place, a good alternative to Charleston for many reasons.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow!!!!!mefairgolfVIPDined on 8/30/2014Food was not special and it was very slow. The room and bar are beautiful.Special Features:
- Luv2dineoutDined on 8/27/2014I had the skate and it was delicious !! My dining companion had the leg of lamb. They have well over 400 wines on their list. I would return the next time I am in Baltimore. The only problem, which was not the restaurant's, was that we were seated next to a group of 8 and they were extremely loud and not even drinking!!! Two of the women had high pitched blood curdling voices. Very annoying!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Interesting ItalianTonyDined on 8/25/2014Interesting Italian dishes, mostly northern-inspired. Good quality charcuterie, albeit with a limited selection of meats. Nice selection of cheeses and of Italian bitters. The service was almost too attentive.Special Features:
- Romantic dinner for twoRobHabibiDined on 8/23/2014I took my girlfriend to dinner at Cinghiale Osteria for her birthday. We are both middle aged and doing well in life. We have dined at nice restaurants through the years and we agreed that Cinghiale was an excellent choice. We had a four course dinner with paired wines. The food was delicious, the wines made sense, and service was present when food wasn't on the table. We were very happy by the end of the meal. Special note: When my girlfriend walked away from the table, a member of the staff came by to refold her napkin. She was still talking about that the next day. Attention to detail - noted.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Italian FoodDAX24Dined on 8/21/2014Cinghiale is a cozy place to enjoy tasting menu sized portions with a flight of Italian wines. The ambience is pleasant and suitable for a business gathering or romantic dinner for two. Nicole and Jill were superb on the tables! Our reception was smooth and reservations a must on busy nights....Special Features:
- A GemBobbyCDined on 8/20/2014Cannot flaw them in any way really. Great menu, great food, great service. The dishes were innovative without over-doing it, and often they are better than the original version. The Beet salad, Ragu steak and Duck breast were all excellent. The ricotta dounut with basil ice cream was heavenly. (They have a much more sophisticated name for it. They use quite a lot of novel terms and ingredients in the menu - don't be afraid to ask them to explain. They are very friendly.) If I need to be nit-picking, the Squash soup was a bit over seasoned for my liking. But overall, much better value than the overpriced Charleston next door.Special Features:
- Always an interesting mealnineofnineDined on 8/19/2014While still probably one of the more expensive restaurants in Baltimore, it still has the best service, and the best menu that does a good balance between the traditional and the experimental. A problem with the preparation of an entree (so salted that it was inedible), was quickly fixed and the service was exceptional in making sure we felt taken care of.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- unknownDined on 8/18/2014As always, I had a great experience at Cinghiale. The food and service were outstanding.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Time at CinghialeDELISHistheGoalDined on 8/16/2014Dinner at 7:00 on a Saturday night. Had at the 5 course tasting menu. It was absolutely DELISH. The food was amazing. Duck and halibut were cooked perfectly. The beef tartare was AMAZING. The service was top notch and lacked nothing. It was really a great experience and will go back again.Special Features:
- PvtasterEddiepDined on 8/16/2014Great dining experience with excellent service. Some dishes were excelent; others were very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thank you CingialeDGMcGDined on 8/16/2014We had a very special occasion to celebrate (50th wedding anniversary). Cingiale took the ball and ran with it. All was handled with aplomb and elegance. Cingiale is now my number one go to place "special" and "memorable".Special Features:
- Outstanding MealMamaGeeDined on 8/11/2014In Baltimore for a brief getaway with my husband. Looked at lots of restaurants and settled on Cinghiale. Can't say enough good things about the food, the atmosphere, the service, etc. Expensive but soooo worth it! If you are looking for a memorable dining experience, Cinghiale is an excellent choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just missed.LifelonglocalVIPDined on 8/9/2014This restaurant has the making for something great, but doesn't quite achieve it. The staff is less than tactful and not at the level one would expect in a restaurant like this. They messed up my order three times ( pretty hard on a 3 course meal), but failed to handle it well any of the times. One waiter even went so far as to insist I had ordered what he brought before he realized he had made the mistake. To be fair, the other 3 in the party had great food and it was served in a timely basis. They still miss on lots of little things like over filling wine glasses, taking plates without asking and before everyone is done. Still, great decor and a good chef means good potential. Let's hope they reach it.Special Features:
- christianVIPDined on 8/9/2014Cinghiale is a solid choice for a wonderful night out with very good food and service. My only small issue was that with the high end dining experience I would expect the server to be more attentive when passing by and we shouldn't have to pour most of our bottle of wine ourselves.
- Spacious View Fab FoodbikerbenDined on 8/6/2014With a view of the Harbor, large windows, spacious spread out seating area, this restaurant is a nice relaxing romantic place to take my lady or for a special occasion. The servers are classy and friendly. The food is tasty and extremely well presented.Special Features:
- Nice eveningMoreBigCatDined on 8/5/2014We went for Restaurant Week. The zucchini soup and fish were excellent. I was underwhelmed by the tomato salad - good tasting tomato, but does it take a chef to slice a tomato and sprinkle gorgonzola on it? The veal bolognaise tasted good, but would have been more appropriate for a starter rather than the mains. I was underwhelmed by my meal.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/5/2014We had an amazing meal! We would definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant Week 2014aikomuleVIPDined on 8/2/2014We went to Cinghiale for Restaurant Week on a Saturday night. My experience w/rest. week has been hit or miss over the years. This was a hit! I ordered from the prix fixe menu and everything was superb. My wife tried the gnocchi and thought it was excellent. The tagliatelle was very good as was the semifredo. Great attentive service. Will go back.Special Features:
- UnmatchedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/2/2014Fantastic, especially for Food Week in Baltimore. Make sure you do the wine pairings during food week: the meals are complete without it, but the Chef pairs so well that your time there is taken to another level. The waiters come around just often enough to were is does not seem like a bother, and make sure you get dessert - the best part of a meal.Special Features:
- Never disappointsicarmagicVIPDined on 8/2/2014This is just one of those classic eateries that is consistently good, the service is reliable and the ambiance is of true Italian flavor. My wife and I left a Baltimore hot spot called 'fork and knife' after 10 minutes because the menu was just limited and, to be honest, awful. After a few minutes we decided on Cinghiale and the rest of the night was pure happiness. You will not be disappointed, go and enjoySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary Dinner for BrotherkheilighDined on 8/2/2014I made this reservation for my brother & sister in law for their wedding anniversary dinner - it also happened to coincide with restaurant week. The staff was amazingly helpful and knowledgeable from helping us with food decisions to navigating the very expansive wine list. The food, the view and the service were all top notch.Special Features:
- Never fails to pleaseTonyVIPDined on 8/2/2014My wife and I had another wonderful meal at Cinghiale the past Saturday evening. As always everything was excellent. So many wonderful dishes on the changing menu. Its very hard to select. The menu reflects the many talents of Chef Martucci and his staff, and the seasonal products from local producers. The pastas are all homemade and very special. The service is first rate from the friendly managers and greeters to the servers. Our regular server Max L. is always special. Not a better Italian restaurant anyplace. As is all of Tony Foreman and Cindy Wolf's restaurants, its top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never a disappointmentkimberfoodieVIPDined on 8/1/2014My husband and I have frequented this place many times and each time, we walked away with a smile on our face. Cinghale continues to serve great food and wine and we've never had bad service either. I recommend this place all the time to people i know would appreciate great ambiance and food. We've also been to the Charleston and my husband and I agree - its definitely comparable in food, but just a tad (and by tad i meant a lot) cheaper. Check it out!Special Features:
- fancy italianliv2eatDined on 8/1/2014everything we ordered was fantastic except the lamb bolognase was tasteless and dry. the wine pairing was perfect. excellent serviceSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/29/2014Excellent at all phases - bar, food and service. No pressure to sell me a full bottle of wine when all we wanted were two glassesI would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerTimeoutDined on 7/27/2014Excellent choices of wine. Food was cooked perfectly. Service was very attentive. We chose the four course meal with wine pairings. The Blue Fin Tuna with watermelon was paired excellently with a rose wine. The wine pairings for the halibut and the risotto might have been better if the wine they served was fresher. Those two glasses tasted a little over oxidized (a Barbara and a chianti). Kind of expected it since there are 40 wines available by the glass. Overall, it was still a great night out.Special Features:
- Reservations don't help w TableDaisy4648Dined on 7/27/2014We ate thereSaturday night. Made reservations for 4 at 6:30pm two days in advance and they sat us at a booth in the bar!!! I know we should have said I won't sit here, but we didn't. Overrated as # 11 restaurant in Baltimore. Service very slow Food good Had to ask twice to get water refilled. Had a bottle of wine and wanted another, but no one came to ask, let alone pour for us. We are locals and won't return.
- Harbor East gemBlackhawkDined on 7/24/2014Just had dinner with my wife and good friends. Service was outstanding, and one of our part is a former chef. He opined that it was the best meal he had in a long time. The wine list is full of wonderful Italian wines. There are two prix fixe menus ($29 and $62) with lots to choose from. I try to visit this gem every time I'm in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/15/2014Very good dining experience --- Friendly, helpful and experienced staff--- Cinghiale's menu is more sophisticated, more off the beaten path( ie less traditional) and more expensive than most of the other very good restaurants nearby. Before you book, take a look at the menu on-line so you know what to expect going in. If what you see appeals , you should not be disappointed.Special Features:
- BenSVIPDined on 7/12/2014As it has been since it opened - just a wonderful spot for great Italien food. And, the service is perfect and does not interupt your dining enjoyment.Special Features:


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