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Over the year 2000, most investments in the Arab Middle East by foreign companies have been directed towards Egypt and Saudi Arabia, focusing on natural resources and privatizations.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows to the Arab Middle East have tripled during the years 2000, reching $3.4 billion, up from about one billion dollars in 1999.
Nonetheless, this figure constitutes a mere fraction of overall worldwide FDI, acording to Munji Hamdi, an economist at the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD).
Quoted by the French news agency, AFP, Hamdi noted that investments by foreign companies in western Asia still do not exceed 0.3 percent of the total direct foreign investment in the world and 1.4 percent of the direct foreign investment into developing countries.
Hamdi referred to figures published in a UNCTAD report, focusing on the region of the UN Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA), which is made up of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Egypt, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and the Palestinian Authority. — (Mena Report)
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A group of Nashville swing dancers have not only found fame on YouTube, but are also seeing a renewed interest in the art. The Nashville Swing Dance Foundation recently produced the video "I Charleston Nashville" which has seen more than 22,000 hits in less than three weeks.The video features eight main dancers from Middle Tennessee and took about seven days to shoot at 30 different locations throughout the city.Locations include the Parthenon, Shelby Street Pedestrian Bridge, Belle Meade Mansion, Ryman Auditorium, Fisk University, Nashville Zoo, the "Musica" statue, Bridgestone Arena and many more.At each location, the main dancers performed a set routine, choreographed by Jon Tigert."I took a bunch of classic jazz and Charleston steps, and they just happened to go to the music, and we went from there," explained Tigert.Since the video went viral, the group has seen an increase number of new students and has received more performance opportunities, including being asked to perform at American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson's birthday party. "I think the video translates beyond the audience of just swing dancers and I think it's because of the sheer joy of it," said Andrew Rozario, who is a member of the Nashville Swing Dance Foundation, and took of the roles of director, videographer, and editor for the "I Charleston Nashville" video.
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Median weekly earnings of the nation's 100.8 million full-time wage and salary workers were $769 in the first quarter of 2012, not seasonally adjusted. Among the major occupational groups, persons employed full time in management, professional, and related occupations had the highest median weekly earnings—$1,309 for men and $959 for women. Men and women employed in service jobs earned the least, $563 and $450, respectively.
Among the major race and ethnicity groups, median weekly earnings for black men working at full-time jobs were $677, or 77.5 percent of the median for white men ($874). The difference was less among women, as black women's median weekly earnings ($602) were 84.4 percent of those for white women ($713).
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- sarah boardman-miller
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How do you move beyond why, when someone takes their own life? How do we get beyond the shame?
I wrote an open letter to my dad, my dear friends, those that have also been left to move forward. http://sparkignitefire.me/2012/02/14/open-letter-to-those-that-chose-that-moment/
It has had 1000's of reads in just over 2 months. This is a conversation that is desperate to happen.
Closing Statement from sarah boardman-miller
The gratitude I feel is almost overwhelming.
Thank you for being raw, able to be loved and sharing your hearts.
Let's continue the conversation.
I adore you.
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Apr 20 2012: Dealing with the loss of loved ones to suicide is one of the most confusing and difficult issues I have seen in 36 years of counseling. Your question, Sarah, is very helpful one. The key to recovery and integration, in my experience, is in moving beyond questions, fear, and shame.
It is helpful to understand that a person who commits suicide is blind. As pain and fear increase our field of vision, the frame through which view and interpret our world, becomes smaller as it focuses more and more on the pain. At some point , the pain fills the whole picture. One may be blinded by physical or emotional pain, by hopelessness, mental illness, substance abuse, or other issues, but the bottom line is that all one sees is pain, and the only end to the pain they see is death. At that moment, they were blind to the love of those around them and could not see or feel any sense of hope or help. (Helping a person move away from suicide, in my experience, is most easily done by helping them to recognize that they are blind, accept the pain as a natural part of the human condition to some degree and to see a slightly larger picture.)
The question "why do they do it" can be answered truthfully in all cases with a simple response "because they were blind." It is not much different than a blind person unknowingly stepping off a cliff. They simply did not fully understand their situation and the options available to them.
Every time questions regarding how or why it happened come into our minds, it is helpful to develop the habit of answering each one with a statement, "because they were blind at the moment."
Apr 21 2012: Thank you Sarah, Yes please use it anytime it may be appropriate. I have found it extremely helpful in dealing with post and threatened suicide situations. It is a natural response to narrow our field of vision when there is a perceived threat (I use a story about a deer spotting me through our living room window and then intensifying her focus when I moved. My dog came trotting around the side of the house and got closer to a deer than he ever had in his life because she was focused on me. I have found that a build up of tension has the same effect. I have made a number of videos for a class I teach and have posted them to my website www.bobvanoosterhout.com You are welcome to view them and share them with anyone who may benefit from them. There are 4 videos on what I refer to as "balance techniques" as well as video on understanding emotion, dealing with loss and chronic pain. These videos explain how and why this approach works.
The key in managing chronic pain is not to resist it. When we resist or fight pain, we build tension which actually makes the pain worse while narrowing our focus on the pain. Narrowing one's focus on the pain increases tension further which in turn makes it worse and narrows the focus still more setting up an ever escalating cycle that leads to what I call emotional blindness.
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Alexandra Spoils All-Chinese Final
Published May 21, 2010 12:00
WARSAW, Poland - Alexandra Dulgheru dashed the hopes of an all-Chinese final at her favorite tournament on Friday, beating Li Na in three sets in the semifinals of the Polsat Warsaw Open. Zheng Jie could still bring the title back to China however, as she awaits Dulgheru in Saturday's final.
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In a first-time meeting, Li - at No.3 the highest seed remaining in the draw, after early departures of Caroline Wozniacki and Elena Dementieva - took it to Dulgheru, taking control with her big ground game. But the tenacious Dulgheru held her off, losing the second set after holding a 64 20 lead but regrouping to prevail in three sets, 64 36 64. Highlights: Dulgheru vs. Li
"I was trying to change her rhythm a bit and play different shots," Dulgheru said. "I got a little bit tired at the end of the second set but I just tried to hang in there in the third. I really didn't think I'd win until the last point of the match."
Dulgheru is now 12-0 at this tournament, winning eight matches at last year's event (three qualifying, five main draw) and four this year: "It's a special feeling playing in Warsaw. Maybe it's because of the atmosphere here. I feel great."
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Zheng, the No.5 seed, put an end to Greta Arn's breakthrough week in the second semifinal with a 64 75 win. Things looked headed for a third set as Arn served for the second set at 5-4, but Zheng regrouped and now has the chance to become the first Chinese player to win a Premier-level tournament.
"I'm happy about my performance here this week," Zheng said. "On clay, every point takes longer than other surfaces. It's more demanding to concentrate mentally and it's harder physically too. My results this week are good for building up to my French Open." Highlights: Zheng vs. Arn
Dulgheru won her lone career title right here last year; Zheng has three titles to her name, at Hobart in 2005 and Stockholm and Estoril in 2006.


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TINI Store
It's rare that we find a store that not only has a selection of furniture and accessories that remind us of an awesome flea market stall but that also has prices that remind us more of craigslist than an LA showroom. Well, ladies and gentlemen, this sure isn't Ikea, but we still smell a bargain:
TINI or This is Not Ikea, has been around for a while as a great online store and a series of storage spaces filled with treasure. Vintage accessories like typewriters, chrome lamps, pop art posters along with industrial style chairs and tables, mid century chairs and regency style lamps are all on file at TINI. But no longer must we all bug Alexis, proprietor and man with an eye for a bargain, every time we see something we like.
Now we can stop by the storefront on Fairfax (right next door to Mani's) and search out our own treasure. The space is large and packed. And if you're worried they'll run out, don't worry, they've got more in storage. We would recommend, however, that if you're interested in something you've seen on the website that you call the store and make sure it's still there (we've been disappointed a couple of times).
They've been called the best of craigslist and we wouldn't disagree. They have a surprising selection of items in good condition and when you don't have time to make it to the Rose Bowl, this is your place!
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Wonderful, would love to visit
DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME. I was so excited to visit this store, but when I finally did, it was a disaster. Everything looks like garbage. The furniture is filthy and broken - like stuff at a flea market you would never buy. Which would be fine, if it was cheap -- but it's way, way overpriced. Way more than anything comparable on Craigslist. A rusted table with missing leg for $200? You've got to be kidding.
So not only are the goods overpriced and not-as-they-appear-on-screen, they also are buried under piles and not findable in the store. In fact, the one thing I wanted, they didn't even know where it was! Instead they pointed me to the computer IN the store and STILL couldn't find the piece. Why did I drive over there and pay for parking then?
A complete disaster experience. I can't overexpress how disappointing it was. Hence this review.
I bought a credenza from TINI before they had their storefront. They have a ton of great stuff. Like with any vintage purchase, be sure to thoroughly examine your item before you bring it home.
It's like going to a flea market where every item is interesting.
I have a different idea of TINI. I recently visited the store, and was really surprised by how inexpensive I thought the items were. Yes, most things need to be reupholstered and cleaned, but they had some design icon pieces floating around in there. I spied a Noguchi bench, a Saarinen tulip chair, and many other labeled designer pieces for under 200 dollars. For a new store on Fairfax those lower prices felt like a surprise. Sure you could search through the Rose Bowl flea market and find most of the same things, but if you don't have time, TINI is great. It's just fun to look around even if you don't have time to buy.
They're selling wooden craft-store eggs for $12 each. Do you guys have a Hobby Lobby out there in L.A.?
I was just browsing on their site and they appear to have lots of great stuff.... I'd love to see it in person as photos online can be deceiving. But nevertheless, the website was definitely making me wish they were in NYC instead of LA!
I recently stopped by and was disappointed...i found it difficult to see any of the product since most of it were in color coded stacks in the middle of the floor. The one piece i was interested i couldn't get a good look at and wanted to b/c 80 bucks for what it was seemed excessive. I love the idea of this store just wish the merchandise was presented better to the public.
i have to agree with bridget and jen. it was a bummer on my end as well.
The way that their "online store" works is that you look at things online and then go to the physical store??? Guess what, guys, that's not an online store!
This place is so crazy overpriced. You will find comparable stuff and WAY better deals at the Pasadena swap meet. I bought a decorative Army piece for $2 at the Fairfax flea market. This place was charging $20 for the exact same thing. They also charge about 7 to 12 times more for globes than I have found for BETTER globes at the Pasadena swap meet.
OMG, I can't wait to go. I've been coveting their stuff on Craigslist for quite a while now!
this place is a GREAT find. you might have to dig a little, but i purchased a beautiful lane coffee table for $145, which is a steal. i have also purchased some gorgeous wood sculptures for a great price. i am an interior designer and am ecstatic i have found tini..... and the owner, alexis, is an absolute doll. i am saddened by the negative reviews, especially since some of them are so mean spirited. tini is a welcomed addition to the neighborhood. i wish the owners all the best.
TINI's prices are absurd. The place just just pisses me off. Sorry.
I wasn't sure exactly what this place was about but my first impression once there was "RAAD!" lol
Whether your into vintage furniture, random records or even extremly-hard-to-find Madonna dolls (desperatly seeking susan barbie...not even kidding! )
This place has it!!
TINI rocks and I've thus become a fan!!
they are a store, and therefore have to pay rent every month. it's absurd to compare their prices to a flea market.


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'Glee' star Cory Monteith found dead in Vancouver hotel room
Canadian actor Cory Monteith, 31-year-old heart throb of Fox's musical-comedy television series "Glee", was found dead on Saturday in his Vancouver hotel room, police said.
Police and paramedics found no signs of foul play and the cause of death was not immediately apparent, British Columbia Chief Coroner Lisa Lapointe told reporters at a news conference.
Monteith had talked about his problems with substance abuse.
In response to a question about whether Monteith died of a drug overdose, Vancouver Police Department acting chief Doug LePard said he would "not discuss anything that we might have found in the room at this time".
"We only notified family members about an hour ago, so we haven't even been able to have those conversations with them," he said.
Monteith, whose "Glee" character Finn Hudson was a high school football player turned enthusiastic glee club – or musical group – singer, was treated at a rehabilitation facility for an unspecified substance addiction this year.
The actor, who grew up in Victoria, British Columbia, told Parade magazine in 2011 about what he called a serious drug problem during his teenage years, and was first treated for addiction at 19.
Other people were in Monteith's Pacific Rim Hotel room on Friday night but evidence, including fob key entries, indicated he returned to his room by himself early on Saturday and was alone when he died, police said. He was due to check out of the hotel that day.
Monteith had been dead for several hours when his body was discovered by police and paramedics answering an emergency call, Lapointe said.
"The death of a young person is a tragedy for their family, friends and community," Lapointe said. "A sudden death is more shocking and our hearts go out to the family and friends who are mourning the loss of this young man."
Monteith began his career in a number of small roles leading up to a recurring part between 2006 and 2007 in the ABC Family science-fiction drama "Kyle XY" and another role around the same time on the MTV series "Kaya".
But "Glee," a show set in the small town of Lima, Ohio, was Monteith's breakthrough role. A big part of the show was his character's on-again-off-again romance with glee club star Rachel Berry, an aspiring entertainer played by Lea Michele.
Monteith and Michele followed in the footsteps of their fictional counterparts by dating in real life.
In recent episodes of the series, Rachel had jetted off to attend college in New York while Finn stayed in Lima, where he worked at his father's auto repair shop and later got involved in helping lead his former school's glee club.
In a statement on their "Glee" Twitter page, the executive producers of the show and Fox said they were "deeply saddened by this tragic news".
"Cory was an exceptional talent and an even more exceptional person," the Twitter message said. "He was a true joy to work with and we will all miss him tremendously. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones."
Singer and former "Glee" actress Kristin Chenoweth said in a message on Twitter shortly after the police news conference, "You will be loved. Always."
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More than 500 varieties of wine and spirits — along with food from 30 great Bay Area restaurants — are on the menu for sampling at Wine Enthusiast's Toast of the Town 2010, a classy affair taking place in the historic environs of the beautiful War Memorial Opera House. Live jazz provides the soundtrack for the evening's indulgences, which benefit the San Francisco Food Bank, the venerable organization that needs a little help of its own right now to help people in our community. Raise a glass (or several) and know that this night of fun will also help to make someone's day tomorrow when they sit down for a much-needed meal. (Sean McCourt)
7 p.m., $89 ($169 for 5 p.m. VIP tasting)
War Memorial Opera House
301 Van Ness, SF.
Jrod Indigo
Jrod Indigo inspires comparisons to Michael Jackson, Robin Thicke, and Prince. Born in Chicago, raised in Atlanta, having spent some time in Seattle and now in the Bay Area, Jrod possesses musical versatility. He's a polished songwriter who prefers to play with a live band. Layered harmonies, vintage synths, funky guitar riffs, and deeply-rooted soul incorporate different elements from the music of the cities where he has lived. He's performed with Amel Larrieux, Martin Luther, Crown City Rockers, and others. Tonight he's the headliner. (Lilan Kane)
With the Whooligan, Femi
9:30pm, $7
Coda Lounge
1710 Mission, SF
(415) 551-2632
Chicha Libre
Drink enough mugs of chicha, and you'll get lifted like the ancients. The fermented corn drink has been imbibed since before the conquistadors launched their grand tour of bummer, and still plays a central role in the lives of indigenous Peruvians. Gets you all drunk and stuff. This age-old psychedelia inspires the chaps of Chicha Libre, a South American surf band that adds classic pop sounds from 1970s AM radio, sun-drenched Beach Boys guitar melodies, and a little cumbia shake to the Amazonian rhythms of their ancestors. Raise a glass. (Caitlin Donohue)
With the Cuban Cowboys, DJ Juan Data
8 p.m., $9.99
Rickshaw Stop
155 Fell, SF
(425) 861-2011
Harlem Globetrotters
They're the only professional basketball team to play an entire game on ice skates (and ice, in Central Park) or go for an 8,000-game win streak: If you haven't seen the Harlem Globetrotters do their thing, you're missing out on the greatest American sports kitsch. From the get they've been showboaters — they actually got their start as a traveling team in Chicago, but dubbed themselves Harlem because it sounded more exotic. We forgive them because they can make half-court shots, have the most kick ass of theme songs, dribble like the devil, and clown on David Duchovny when he sits courtside. (Donohue)
7 p.m., $21–$109
Cow Palace
2600 Geneva, Daly City
(415) 404-4111
Around Amoeba in 180 Minutes with DJ Bearzbub
Amoeba is a colossal beast of a record store. With rows upon rows of vinyl, CDs, posters, and listening stations, it's hard not to look for a specific record and leave with 10 other things. The infinite sound in the place can suck you in for hours. Today, however, DJ Bearzbub is your guide. He'll show you what the store has to offer within a three-hour timespan. (Elise-Marie Brown)
6 p.m., free
Amoeba Music
1855 Haight, SF
(415) 831-1200
National Dance Week
National Dance Week is a kind of spring madness of lessons, mini-performances, workshop showings and rehearsal watching in SF, the North, South and East Bay. All of it is free. You won't be able to take in all of the four hundred-plus offerings, but you can enjoy it today. Noon is kick-off time at Union Square with over a dozen showcases and -- new this year -- the first annual "One Dance" flash-mob event. Look out for solo dancer Fawole and musicians popping up throughout the city, and mini shows from a new generation of dancers at the Richmond District YMCA in the late afternoon. You can see Robert Moses at work. Or, in the evening, you can take a class in Afro-Cuban, Hula Hoop, Tango, Go Go Style, World Fusion or West Coast Swing. For details, go online or pick up a brochure at dance studios and selected coffee shops. (Felciano)
Noon (through May 2), free
Union Square, SF
J Rocc
In 1992, Stones Throw mainstay DH J Rocc founded the World Famous Beat Junkies with Melo-D and Rhettmatic. Since then, he's been a dominating force in turntablism, releasing several mixtapes and producing different Stones Throw releases. He's been a reliable force within Madlib's live shows, and worked with Madlib again on Beat Konducta Vol. 5-6: A Tribute to J Dilla. He's currently putting together a solo album, and this show should offer a taste. (Kane)
With DJ Apollo
10 p.m., $8–$10
119 Utah
(415) 626-7001
Since the success of his third album, 2006's Days to Come, Bonobo — a.k.a. Simon Green — has refined his impressive sound. The evidence is on his latest effort, Black Sands. The combination of live instrumental arrangements and complex digital sounds in his work can be extraordinary. (A tip: if you want a taste of Bonobo's live set but don't have the $22 to get into Mezzanine, trek to the Haight and catch an earful at Amoeba Music at 5 p.m.) (Brown)
With Yppah and Mofnono
444 Jessie, SF
(415) 625-8880
Seems like lately, everything old is new again on the Bay Area theater scene. Current or recent local productions have updated The Diary of Anne Frank, Lysistrata, and The Seagull. San Francisco's up-and-coming Generation Theatre isn't aiming to alter to content of Molière's classic comedy Tartuffe, as other productions have before (there've been versions that cast the main character as a televangelist, reset the action in India or during the Harlem Renaissance, and paid homage to the TV show Dallas.) Instead, Generation's new translation by director Roland David Valayre arranges the play's lines in alexandrine verse — which is to say, the 12-syllable format in which it was originally written. "Twelve-foot long laughter" is promised. (Cheryl Eddy)
8 p.m. (through May 16), $20–$25
Studio 205 at Off-Market Theater
965 Mission, SF
(415) 377-5882
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Live
Two of the more bizarrely brilliant and hilarious shows that appear on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, Aqua Teen Hunger Force and Squidbillies, come to life tonight. As part of a national tour, ATHF cocreator Dave Willis (voice actor for characters including Meatwad and Carl) is joined by Dana Snyder, who voices Master Shake and Granny Cuyler. Expect zany script readings, screenings of clips, music, and more at an event that should be more exciting than drinking pine cone liquor and selling a house that oozes blood to Glenn Danzig. (McCourt)
8 p.m., $25
Regency Ballroom
1290 Sutter, SF
(800) 745-3000
Audra MacDonald with the SF Symphony
After you win four Tony awards, you can pretty much do what you want when it comes to musical theater. Audra McDonald neatly illustrates the point. One of only three actresses to accomplish the triple Tony feat, the soprano has graduated from roles in Broadway productions like A Raisin in the Sun, Carousel, and Ragtime to solo performances backed by some of the greatest musical ensembles in the country. In this SF Symphony performance, McDonald takes on her favorite show tunes, as well as a few ditties written especially for her. When you're this good — did we mention she has two Grammies stashed away? — people will compose music in the hopes you'll sing it. (Donohue)
8 p.m., $15–$105
Davies Symphony Hall
201 Van Ness, SF
(415) 864-6000
A Fresh Look: Observations on Artistic and Social Practices in Urban Farming
Mmmmm. If there's any benefit of living in San Francisco, it's the array of delicious food sold at the multiple farmers'markets throughout the city. But selling pesticide-free produce isn't the only way to encourage sustainable farming. The San Francisco Art Institute is working to address the proper social practices of urban farming by launching a new underground market. Along with live music and a panel discussion, delicious treats will be sold: think homemade cookies, raw chocolate, quiche, marmalades and kombucha. (Brown)
4 p.m., free
San Francisco Art Institute
800 Chestnut, SF
(415) 771-7020
Liars has spent the better part of a decade refining a terrifyingly bestial art-metal, and its fifth album Sisterworld is the culmination of years spent concocting an unusual formula of chant-like vocals, ambient noise and sudden outbursts of sound. Whether anyone's listening or not, the group is immensely proud of its weirdness — they reinforce high-concept songs about murder and witchcraft with just the right amount of traditional songwriting to draw in the unsuspecting. After all, if there wasn't a good deal of brilliance behind that eerie atmosphere and brutal bluster, it'd just be another Tuesday night goth show. (Galvin)
With Fol Chen
8:30 p.m., $15
333 11th St., SF
(415) 255 0333
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Barbara Jorgenson, 73, noticed things weren't quite right when she woke up the next morning. Her bedroom door was open, and she always sleeps with it closed. Jorgenson's cat Millie was also missing.
Deputies say thieves made off with her spoon collection, which included spoons from around the world, as well as several rare coins, a camera and the medication. They even tried to break into her car. Police aren't yet sure how much the stolen property is worth.
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EDINBURG – Ciclistas Urbanos (CU) will host the first "Spooks and Spokes Ghost Tour of Edinburg." This will be a night-ride bike tour of haunted sites in Edinburg, including local cemeteries, a haunted school, the jail, the old theater and more. The free ride will take place Saturday, Oct. 22, starting at 7 p.m. at the Edinburg Chamber of Commerce "Depot" located on 602 West University Drive and ends at the Monster Carwash, 2702 W. University Drive, for a "Monster Mash."
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New London — Police arrested an Oakdale man on drug and assault charges early this morning after they say he fought with police and tried to grab their handguns.
Just before 1 a.m. police stopped a vehicle driven by James Floyd Jr., 43, of 161 Connecticut Ave., on Williams Street near Garfield Avenue.
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He then began to violently struggle with officers and at several points attempted to grab their service weapons from their holsters. Floyd then fled on foot. After a brief foot pursuit officers were able to catch up to Floyd, who again began to struggle with officers who were able to finally subdue and arrest him after what police called an intense struggle.
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Ruffian took the beauty world by storm when they debuted their reverse half-moon nail design on the runway. Now they've partnered up with Birchbox to bring you their first-ever nail lacquer collection.
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From the midweek holiday to the Paris runway, it's been a tumultuous seven days. At last the weekend's here to give us time to digest. To help you reflect on the week, too, here are the top 25 most beautiful couture looks, the verdict on pore shrinkability, and, of course, even more on a perennial Birchbox favorite—nail art.
From left to right: Looks from the Elie Saab, Dior, Giambattista Vali, and Zuhair Murad couture shows. (Photos: fashionista.com)
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Check out that pout! We don't often recommend taking beauty tips from Lilo, but her blood-red lips were to-die-for in a series of photos featured at Tyler Shields' art show, Life Is Not a Fairy Tale, in L.A. on Friday night. Though Lindsay uses the red in these shots to channel her inner night-prowling vamp, this classic lip color is one of our favorites for daytime.
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The enduring struggle to curb degenerative diseases through improved nutrition has reached a critical juncture. Knowledge that sugar, not saturated fat, promotes these diseases is spreading widely. Nutrition-oriented communities mustn't squander this rare historical opportunity. The Paleo and Vegan communities should act strategically, intelligently, and decisively.
Before you begin to worry about what you'll eat, it's a lot easier than you would think. All big supermarket chains carry a variety of vegetarian friendly food including mince, sausages and even ready meals. I'm not going to pretend that vegetarian bacon tastes remotely like the real thing, but generally speaking most vegetarian products are great.
Everyone is now free to embrace veganism, not only those who are already vegan, but those who are thinking about it and want to start bringing more plant-based dishes into their diet, or replace their leather shoes with vegan versions. Vegans can choose from a wide range of different food and products in supermarkets and online.
It's been an exciting week of welcoming old faces and introducing new on Food Tube. We've been back-flipping around the kitchen with a parkour legend, getting to grips with a seriously big cheese, hanging out with the lady who introduced the gastro-pub to NYC and preparing to celebrate St Patrick's Day...
The fact is, roughly 90% of people taking cholesterol-lowering drugs do not really need them. Their cholesterol problem is caused by the cholesterol and animal fat in the foods they eat. If they were to eliminate animal products and other fatty foods from their diets, the problem would vanish for the vast majority.
So, today, on Rare Disease Day, I'd like to take the opportunity to share some quick things that millennials (ugh) living through their teens and twenties with chronic illnesses will know. I hope that this will serve to help people be more understanding and aware of what they can do to support their friends and loved ones who fight every day for their health.
The word "vegan" used to scare me. I grew up in America's Midwest where cheese was on almost every single dish - it was even on salad served with a creamy salad dressing. I loved cheese, ice cream, cheesecake... I could do without meat but dairy?! Also where would I get my protein and wouldn't it be expensive? These are common misconceptions about transitioning to a vegan/plant-based lifestyle.


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Rated 4 out of 5 by Rob1970 Great Stay! The staff was tremendous. I want especially point out the front desk staff. The check-in and check-out process was seamless. The best feature, though, is your text feature. It is EXTREMELY responsive and timely. I loved it! Keep it up. The bell and valet staff was great but I think you need to have a stand to more easily identify them. Instead of going through the front desk. The in-room dining staff was tremendous. The gentleman who took my order and the lady who delivered were great on the evening of September 18. The lady who answered the guest services call that evening was great too. There was an item not on the menu and she called the restaurant to see if could be prepared and let me know it could. The bathroom in my guestroom could have been updated and repairs made to it could have been finished better. The breakfast buffet could be expanded a bit. Nothing should detract from the service, though. As a person who works in the hotel industry, I was impressed by your attentiveness! September 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by TAL2013FALL Always exceeds expectations Once again the Sheraton has exceeded our expectations. The Front Desk, Bell staff did a superb job again. Nice job April, Kyle, Chole, Richard, Drew, Kelly, Judy, and everyone. MIchael in hskp did a marveous job also. And as always, Chef James, Pam, Juan, and the entire banquet team were spot on. October 21, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Lou77 Needs renovation Location is great but there was a bad smell in my room, like humidity. I notified the staff and all they did was to spray an air deodorant, which lasted no longer than one hour. I could hear everything that was happening around the ice machine. Maybe enclose it! this hotel really needs renovation. July 16, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by DmCe49 incredible location/view! The staff are so friendly and efficient. The room and bathroom is clean and comfortable. The Sheraton is close to everything we wanted to do/see. We chose it for the pool but then didn't have time to sunbathe because there is so much to do in this amazing city. Would definitely stay here again! August 26, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by kikikoko review Old and tired hotel needs some big upgrades. It was an overall nice stay. The staff very friendly and helpful. The carpet was not vacuumed very well. Loved the view of the monument. VERY unclear how and where to get to the parking garage, especially with Ohio street closed during the weekend. August 16, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by post25 Needs Work Their text option does not work or maybe just no one replys when you send text. Who dicided that putting a toilet in the middle of the sink area was a good idea??? Also towels above the back of the tub when you take a shower???WOW not what i expected from a Sheraton.Staff was very friendly. September 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by aah8485 Wedding Weekend I was coming to Indianapolis for a wedding and the location in Circle Centre was excellent! Becoming a new member of the SPG club, I received free parking. I was also accidentally charged the full room rate, but it was quickly fixed and my price was reduced to the original price in my email. June 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by dbk24 Great location and rooms Loved staying in this hotel. The only issue was the temperature of the room. It remained fairly warm throughout my stay. April 2, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by JML51 Hotel was over booked I arrived at 12:30 a.m. on a pre-paid reservation, but was told that my king bed room was not available. I was put up in a suite that had no bed, only a bed in the couch. The staff was apologetic and comped the room, but this shouldn't happen. Since when is a paid reservation not honored? August 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MarTer Close call If you're looking for a very comfortable bed AND being close to everything, the Sheraton is the choice. We were in town for the Marathon and had only a few blocks to walk. Afterwards,shopping and dining were also "just around the corner." Our future events in Indy will all be spent here. November 7, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by AttorneyTim Service and Location I am a local but stayed here for an event on a weekend...I was surprised...I knew it had a great location...but the staff was beyond typical Indy hospitality...great SPG recognition to a junior suite...location is fabulous...if you are visiting Indy you cannot go wrong with this property August 21, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by TedM Improvements Bath facilities were poor. Toilet did not flush properly, faucet was loose and could be removed. Light was not covered. Internet added was a pain. Most establishments now include this. Parking is another add-on that needs to be considered. Parking garage was difficult to negotiate. November 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ShelleyH Simply Amazing I can't say enough good things about our stay here! The staff was wonderful! We asked to see if we could change our room to be able to see the monument, and they were more than accomodating. We also were upgraded to the club floor as SPG members, and that was terrific! January 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lisa87 Nice hotel, great customer service Room was clean and comfortable. Appreciated the upgrade to club floor as a Starwood Preferred Guest; breakfast every day was very valuable as I had early meetings to get to and never want much to eat anyway, so something quick is perfect. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. May 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by cheer96 Cheer competition stay Overrall the stay was good. The hotel was undergoing renovations. The hotel was very clean! Our room was maintained but out dated. The view from our room was awesome. The location was within walking distance to all local attractions. Wi fi password should be included with the price December 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by josieposie5 Very friendly Staff I was greeted very pleasantly by your staff. We were on a long road trip and traveling with our dog Tulip who was also greeted upon our arrival. Thank you for such a great welcome and nothing but smiles from your staff during our stay. I will be staying at your hotels from now on. August 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by vjpeete Sheraton Indianapolis I have stayed in this facility a couple of times and am never disappointed in the cleanliness and friendliness of the staff. This facility is centrally located to many attractions and within walking distance of shopping and eating establishments. It is a disappoinment that the pool is outdoor and not usable year around. The fitness center is very small with limited equipment. But at least I can get in some cardio on the treadmill. In a facility of this caliber it is a GREAT disappointment that a complimentary breakfast is not included for all guests- unless you are a "Platinum" member - then your options are to pay the overpriced rates for room service or in the lobby cafe. When i'm already paying to park and a premium price for the room due to it's location - a banana, boiled egg and some yogurt isn't too much to ask. Since I am told to stay in this hotel by my corporation, this is where I stay - but the items mentioned above would cause me to choose another facility if I were paying out of my own pocket. September 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by hornet21 Very Nice Hotel!!! We had excellent stay, service, friendly staff. Many things in walking distance, mall, food and entertainment. Would stay again. March 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Missy410 Staff & Management The management and staff of this hotel was superior to most hotels. Matt (manager) was the best. March 31, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Kim0421 Quality Quality was terrible. Room was so hot and no one was working to fix it. Staff rude. Very dissapointed. Will neve stay there again! March 24, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Dink pretty good stay with one exception Overall I would recommend this hotel except for the tempature of our room. We were extremely hot the whole night. Could not adjust the tempature of the room. I had seen this in other reviews and they were correct. I would probably not stay there again because of this. January 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by CK73 Sheraton Indianapolis is WONDERFUL... I am always impressed with the friendly staff at this Sheraton City Centre Hotel...they are friendly and extremely accommodating. I have stayed here five times in the last 2 years and the hotel is very clean and comfortable, and the food is always fresh...THANK YOU! September 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mike956 great location For my families first vacation in years, we couldn't have chosen a better location. With a great view of downtown indianapolis we came home with great pictures for our album, not to mention the great food and drinks served in the bar and grill located in the lobby. August 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hanges07 Excellent Service Besides the parking garage being a little convoluted in it's design, this is an excellent, hotel with excellent service and good food. The main waiter that serves breakfast should be commended. He and the bartender at night are very good at what they do. December 9, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by kay56 Comfort The conference room was way to hot on Monday and then freezing cold on Tuesday. The conference restrooms only had ice cold water to wash our hands with! The meal was so slow getting out during the meeting that everyone ate the cheese cake before the meal came. February 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by lulu66 Great location It was a nice hotel with very comfortable beds, in a great location. The front desk staff was very helpful. March 24, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by kob1 it didn't fit Our door was difficult to open as the safety latch got in the way. The toilet lid and seat would not stay up for the men using the toilet as they hit the edge of the bathroom counter. Tricky for young son to maneuver at night and overall irritating for adult. January 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by MrsHouston65 Hotel in great location to most events. Whenever my husband attend the Indiana Black Expo we always stay here. It is centrally located near so many places. The staff is always nice and professional. As a travel agent I look for lodging that my clients would be comfortable and convenient for them. July 22, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by 4sureFaith Good room view! My room was ok, there were knats in it, the phone on the desk did not work, the handle on the sink kept coming off. They had the nerve to want $50.00 a night for a mini fridge. The bed was a little hard. Staff was nice for the most part, rooms were clean. July 25, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by SALVY GREAT LOCATION OVERALL WAS A GOOD STAY... GREAT LOCATION, CLEAN , THE CABLE SYSTEM WENT OFF A FEW TIMES , IN 2 OCACIONS FOR OVER 3 HRS. YES I WA IN A CONFERENCE BUT HAD MY MOM IN THE ROOM. THINK ABOUT ADDING SPANISH NETWORKD TO YOUR LINE UP. STAFF WAS VERY VERY GOOD. May 20, 2013


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K aty Perry doesn't have any children -- at least, right now -- but she's proving to have some great mothering instincts.
Exhibit #1: Katy has posted an Instagram video of herself "reading" the classic children's book Pat the Bunny to her new puppy, Butters . In the video, Katy is seated at a dinner table with Butters on her lap, and she's turning the pages of the board book while Butters pretends to be interested. When she gets to the part where you can scratch 'n sniff the flowers, she holds the book up to Butter's nose; the puppy then turns to the camera and give a look that says, "Are you kidding me?"
Exhibit #2: Katy posted a photo of her new niece -- her sister Angela 's daughter -- with a teeny, tiny white Chanel purse. " Stylist Auntie K killing the game for all other aunts out [there]!" she captioned the photo. And that's not the only high-fashion accessory she gave the baby: three weeks ago, she posted a photo of a Jeremy Scott-designed, winged gold Adidas baby sneaker, writing, " COOLEST Auntie K because of bestie @itsjeremyscott . "
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Utahns are developing a taste for full-strength beer, with the average per capita consumption increasing from 0.3 gallons in 2006 to 0.5 gallons today, according to the state's liquor agency.
Epic and Uinta are among seven breweries of varying sizes in the Salt Lake City area and 18 statewide — a surprising number given the fact that in 1986 Greg Schirf opened Utah's first brewery in many years, in Park City, introducing its inaugural Wasatch Premium Ale.
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Salt Lake City:
Desert Edge Brewery » 273 Trolley Square
Epic Brewing Co. » 825 S. State St.
Red Rock Brewery » 443 N. 400 West
Red Rock Brewing Co. » 254 S. 200 West
Squatter's Pub Brewery » 147 W. Broadway
Uinta Brewing Co. » 1722 S. Fremont Drive
Utah Brewers Coop » 1763 S. 300 West
Roosters Layton » 748 W. Hertiage Park Blvd.
Bohemian Brewery & Grill » 94 E. Fort Union Blvd.
Hoppers Grill & Brewing Co. » 890 E. Fort Union Blvd.
Moab Brewery » 686 S. Main
Roosters Brewing Co. » 253 25th St.
Park City:
Shades of Pale » 1950 Woodbine Way No. 5
Wasatch Brew Pub & Brewery » 250 Main St.
Zion Canyon Brewing Co.» 2400 Zion Park Blvd.
Allstar Brewing Co., » 1641 N. Main St.
Hop N' Keg Brewery » 29 S. Vernal Ave.
Vernal Brewing Co. » 55 S. 500 East
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By 1994, Schirf expanded brewery operations to Salt Lake City at 1763 S. 300 West. Six years later, Wasatch merged with Squatters (Salt Lake Brewing Cooperative) for draft and bottle production. Brewery production has grown, doubling from five years ago and increasing at an average of 20 percent each year, producing 39,700 barrels last year.
In September, the Boston-based private-equity firm Fireman Capital Partners made a major investment to support the expansion of Squatters and Wasatch Beers' distribution, marketing and brew pub businesses. The amount was not disclosed.
At the time of its investment, Fireman noted that craft brewing is a $1.1 billion industry in the United States, growing from 3 percent of total beer volume in 1994 to 6 percent today. It is expected to increase to 10 percent by 2016.
Squatters and Wasatch Brewery also distributes its beer to Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Selling Utah beer to the latter state was a personal triumph for Schirf, who grew up in Milwaukee, dubbed the Beer Capital of the World.
"I like to say I am from Utah and I am on a different kind of mission," Schirf said during Wasatch Beer's 25th anniversary celebration. "Now I have gone full circle and I have my beer in Wisconsin. How cool is that?"
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Thursday might only be the warm up day but things were heating up nicely already at Bestival Radio. Bestival Radio stalwarts Rev Milo Speedwagon and Lucy Pink eased us in to the day before Safe As Milk took over followed by an excellent selection of classic tracks from Classic Album Sundays. Check a video interview with her here:
Next up we had local sounds from Headfunk representing the best music the island has to offer with characteristic in-studio energy, 'Wight Trash' hats and some excellent impromptu live sets.
They were swiftly followed by a dose of mid-afternoon madness from Mark Jones. Joining the dots between electronic music across the years there was a good dose of classic electro and new wave in there, warming things up for later in the day and the Back to The Phuture showcase in the big top with Gary Numan et al. Needless to say the show wasn't all music, there was a healthy dose of gaffer tape involved, and some wigs.
Later on Beans on Toast provided an early evening highlight matching up his own off-beat acoustic jams with a choice selection of his favourite music. Bestival Radio producer extraodinaire and DJ Kate Hutchinson played an excellent selection of UK bass from the likes of Disclosure (playing on the radio later this weekend!) with a little Lauren Hill thrown in.
Ten o'clock was the moment everyone had been waiting for with Hot Chip joining the Reprezent presenters for an interview before they played the big top. They covered important topics ranging from animal heads to the apocalypse, watch the full video here:
Nidal, Sombrero Soundsystem and more played us off in to the night ready for the first big day of the festival. Welcome to Friday people!
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Welcome to this week's the 411...The King of Blues, B.B. King will be in concert on Thursday, October 13th at the Louisville Palace. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer will play classics like "The Thrill Is Gone", "The Cost To Be The Boss", "Payin", and "How Blue Can You Get". He has released over fifty albums since the start of his recording career in the 1940's. Tickets range from $49.50 to $65.00.
Also on sale its "America's favorite baker" Buddy Valastro the "Cake Boss". He will be also be at the Louisville Palace on Saturday, November 5th at 7:30 p.m. Valastro will do a live interactive event where he will share stories about his TLC television series and working with his family. He'll do a live demonstration and answer questions from the audience.
Tickets start at $25.75. You can purchase both the The Bakin' with the Boss Tour and B.B. King at ticketmaster.com or by stopping by the Palace Box Office.
A lot of people have been talking about comedian Neicy Nash's wedding. I found a Louisville connection. Its Kita Williams of the VH1 T.O. Show. She was one of the bridesmaids. Also, if you watch Williams' show you know that it ended without everyone knowing if she will remain in her current relationship.
Well, if you watch Nash's wedding Williams' friend is a groomsman but you never see them interact. I also know that the T.O. Show will have a 3rd season. I'll let you know when the new season begins.
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alpal21 This is a nice hotel to stay at IF you speak Spanish if not you will be very frustrated as we were. Only 1 receptionist speaks English and he doesn't work that often! No breakfast. Room was good clean and well appointed. They do have wifi but was not able to connect and again couldn't get it sorted due to language!! I know we should try to learn the language and we did but in a cosmpolitan city like Valencia you would think they would make the effort as well,.. Location is perfect away from traffic but right in centre of town and train station only 10min walk with luggage! Overall a pleasant 4 days spent there and local attractions are a short walk away and for wifi couldn't go past Starbucks coffee shops for free wifi and a decent (size) cup of coffee ;-) hope you find this review interesting !! Alpal Valencia is a lovely city which I will return to but I think I will find a hotel that we can communicate with the staff easier next time. Accomodation wad good but frustrating.
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