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At just over 3,000 pounds, the Lotus Evora weighs half a ton more than the spritely Elise. That makes it more of a Lotus Escalade than a Lotus Miata... or a Lotus Lotus. »
At just over 3,000 pounds, the Lotus Evora weighs half a ton more than the spritely Elise. That makes it more of a Lotus Escalade than a Lotus Miata... or a Lotus Lotus. »
Lotus has produced some fine convertibles in the past — the original Seven, both front-and rear-drive Elans, the Elise — so you'd think a quirky announcement alluding to a new open-top model would be welcome. It might have been if it wasn't from Dany Bahar's Lotus. »
It's the end of an era — the last of the Lotus "comeback cars." Lotus will reveal the Exige Matte Black Final Edition – an exclusive bit for North America — at the Pebble Beach car-o-thon next week. »
The Italian highway cops have their Lambo, but the hard-asses at Arma dei Carabinieri are getting two Lotus Evora S cruisers. The specially-equipped cars have voice recognition tech and a refrigerated compartment for blood-and-organs transport, or keeping their Limoncello cold. »
When you had that photo of an Esprit on your bedroom's wall in the '80s and closed your eyes, this is probably how you imagined life with a mid-engined Lotus: a never-ending winding road in never-ending sunset. Back then, there was no Evora an Esprit could transform into, but Richard Morris's latest video solves even… »
The Lotus Evora S is a more properly sorted machine with a supercharged, 350-hp 3.5-liter V6, a tighter suspension and improved aerodynamics. According to the CEO of Lotus "It's an instinctual car, the experience is pure." »
An undisguised Lotus Evora S was out on the Nürburgring testing its newly-supercharged 3.5-liter Toyota V6 engine and slightly more-aggressive spoiler before its Paris Motor Show debut. And no, that supercharger won't fit your Camry. [AutoExpress] »
An email announcing the Lotus Evora S, Evora Auto and a "mystery car" will debut at the Paris Motor Show leaked and all the automedia wants to talk about is the CCing error. Who cares? We're getting an Evora S! »
Road&Track photographer Chris Cantle, who is a 6-foot-tall human and non-contortionist, managed to fit himself into the trunk of a Lotus Evora without any bodily harm. It's clearly more accommodating than the back seat. [Road&Track] »
These photos of a Lotus Evora on an unidentified film set in the French Alps show the same skis and gold-on-copper paint job as the Lotus Esprit Turbo from For Your Eyes Only. UPDATE! »
Yeah, OK, so it's a horrible joke. And yeah, we kind of already used something like it for the first crash of the new Lotus F1 car. And yeah, the 414E is pretty cool. Just call us slaves to tradition. »
The Lotus Evora 414E is a preview of the first hybridized vehicle to come from Colin Chapman's legendary brand. The hasty might say he's spinning in his weight-reduced grave, but upon closer inspection this EREV doesn't completely suck. »
Compared to the road legal car its based on, the Lotus Evora Cup has lost 440 Lbs and gained 115 HP. Colin Chapman would be proud, especially of the amount of "speed" it'd buy him with its $195,000 price. »
The 2010 Lotus Evora four-seater's been priced at $73,500, making it four grand cheaper than a base 911. With 276 HP powering 3,046.8 Lbs, does that make it a nice pipe or a crack pipe? »
The Lotus Evora Type 124 is your basic Evora, stripped of all the creature comforts and made into an honest-to-God endurance racer. With 118 more HP, 440 lbs less weight — it's the car Mr. Chapman would've made. »
Wondering how fast the US-spec Lotus Evora is? LotusEnthusiast tells us it'll hit 162 MPH flat out and accelerate to 60 MPH in 4.9 seconds. Not too shabby for a 3,046.8 Lb car with just 276 HP. All the details below. »
Jalopnik super friend Al Navarro was on hand to witness the Lotus Evora debut at LOG 29 and provide some background into the new svelte 2+2's name. »
We told you about the 2011 Lotus Evora Convertible back in January, but now the company has confirmed production and added details. Luckily, they're dropping the automatic roof to save weight. »
Lotus is planning to add a supercharger to its upcoming Evora 2+2. That's a good thing, because they're also planning versions with an automatic transmission and an electric convertible top. »
Chrysler may be bringing an updated
hopes and dreams Dodge EV to the Detroit Auto Show. What's new? Styling going further than a badge swap and possibly four seats. So, a Lotus Evora? »


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January 05, 2001
Among young people 12 to 23 years old, those in the 14-to-17 age group were most likely to use the Internet in 1998. Over half of 14- to 17-year-olds accessed the Internet that year.
Among 14- to 15-year-olds, 51 percent used the Internet in 1998, while for 16- to 17-year-olds, the percentage was about the same—52 percent. For others between 12 and 23, Internet use ranged from 42 percent of those in the 22-to-23 age group to 48 percent of those in the 18-to-19 age group.
These data are from a December 1998 supplement to the Current Population Survey. See "Internet use: Here, there, and everywhere," by Terry Schau, Occupational Outlook Quarterly, Winter 2000-01, for more information.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Most likely to be online: 14- to 17-year-olds on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2001/jan/wk1/art04.htm (visited September 23, 2014).
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Method of enhancing myogenesis by electrical stimulation
Cardiac pre-differntiation of human mesenchymal stem cells by electrostimulation
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Engineering skeletal myoblasts
Low current electrical stimulation upregulates cytokine expression in the anal sphincter.
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Effect of electrical stimulation on chronic wound healing: a meta-analysis
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Electrostimulation induces cardiomyocyte predifferentiation of fibroblasts
Treatment of Heart Failure with Autologous Skeletal Myoblasts
The MyoStim Stimulator Increases SDF-1 Release from Tissues
The SDF-1 chemokine, via its receptors, plays a pivotal role during the response to ischaemia. It orchestrates the rapid revascularization of injured, ischaemic, and regenerating tissue that is essential to restore organ function. Hypoxic or acidic PC represents an approach to enhance PGC functions in vitro and their therapeutic potential in animal models, in part accomplished via the SDF-1/CXCR4 axis. PC could potentially be used, in the near future, as part of cell prepar- ation protocols for clinical use. Nevertheless, more studies are needed to assess the feasibility of PC in increasing the therapeutic potential of PGCs in the treatment of human ischaemic diseases.
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Funny how time flies when you're being rich. It's been 100 years since Rolls-Royce introduced its first convertible, the iconic Silver Ghost. Will its latest, the new Phantom Drophead Coupe, help secure this elite British marque another century of prestigious preeminence? Based on this encounter with the most dramatically rendered and meticulously engineered Rolls ever built, the answer is a resounding yes.
Debuted as the 100EX concept at the 2004 Geneva motor show, the nascent Drophead Coupe sent a must-have shockwave through the well-heeled worldwide. Empowered by the expanded resource base of its new owner BMW, Rolls-Royce turned this dream into reality with relatively few changes. In the process, structural elements introduced on its then brand-new Phantom sedan were combined with visual cues, like easy-entry, rear-hinged power-closing coach doors and the optional brushed-metal hood (now rendered in stainless steel instead of aluminum, as it was on the 100EX).
Avant-garde edginess aside, the Drophead maintains classic R-R proportioning, with a body scaled to precisely twice the height of its tire diameter. However, the more casually styled Drophead shares no common exterior panels with its fixed-roof kin and uses some 1300 bespoke components. In addition to a smaller, more streamlined grille, faster windshield rake and gun-slit LED headlamps, the Drophead also sports a 'waftability line' that hockey-sticks down its side, creating a subtle wave-like scallop that mimics the forward cut-line of the doors. To further reinforce this underlying nautical theme, the Drophead offers an optional teak tonneau cover made from 30 pieces of hand-matched hardwood that, ironically, is dragged out of the jungle by elephant rather than floated out, to prevent any water-induced discoloration.
Although sharing basic underpinnings with the Phantom, the Drophead's ultra-rigid aluminum space frame has a wheelbase 10 inches shorter. Additional reinforcing is found in the engine bay, side sills and under the rear axle-all complemented by a robust triangulated A-pillar treatment that virtually eliminates any vestige of cowl or body shake. Like the sedan, everything is hand-welded and computer-verified at the BMW Center in Dingolfing, Germany, before chassis and body panels head to the Rolls-Royce factory in Goodwood, England, for paint, interior trim and final assembly. All come with run-flat tires on alloy wheels that match either 20-inch rims and Michelin PAX rubber or optional 21-inch upgrades shod with grippier Goodyear NCT5s (as fitted to our test car).


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Inspired by the loving care given to her sister, Verizon's Marsha Hampton volunteers at the same hospital every Sunday to care for sick children.
Marsha Hampton has been volunteering at Texas Children's Hospital since 2011. She originally started by managing a "fun cart" containing coloring books, toys and games. It was created to keep the siblings of sick children occupied while their parents and brother or sister visited with a doctor. Now she volunteers every Sunday afternoon for three hours in the hospitals' play room which contains a giant aquarium.
"This is a safe haven room with no doctors allowed so children can have a sanctuary to go to and not be worried that they are getting a shot or seeing the doctor," Hampton said.
Texas Children's Hospital is near and dear to Hampton's heart because a sister of hers lived there from the time she was born until she turned 3 years old. Hampton said she never forgot how friendly the nursing staff was to her sister and entire family.
The nursing staff wears colorful t-shirts and fun cartoon character scrubs. All of the medical equipment is hidden and they try to make the rooms more like a hotel than a hospital, folding the towels into animal shapes and painting the walls in brightly decorated colors.
Hampton, who is a grandmother to two, said "The kids here give me inspiration. I met a 4-year-old girl who is almost cancer-free and needs only one more chemo treatment and then she can go home. It makes you feel really good."
"Marsha is an awesome volunteer," said Nora Lopez, senior volunteer coordinator for the Texas Children's Hospital – West Campus. "She loves to be with children, is very creative with crafts. She's dedicated, compassionate, committed and children love to be around her. Texas Children's Volunteer Program is very proud to have Marsha with us."
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Back in 1842, when Captain Thomas Davis built a classic Greek Revival house in the seaport of Woods Hole, Mass., homes were heated with wood or coal, and whale-oil lamps lit the inside spaces. Insulation was rarely considered a building component. Fast-forward a century and a half. Davis' former residence still sits prominently on a hill overlooking Vineyard Sound and historic Woods Hole, but over the years its many owners have used it for many different purposes. Most recently, NPR station WGBH purchased the building as a home for local affiliate WCAI.Compromise, Not ConflictWhen WGBH took over the building in...
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It's a day of joy and celebration at the Cox Providence Rhode Race, marathoners and fans cheering them on as they cross the finish line. This year, there was heightened security, like most marathons following the attacks on Boston.
Part of that heightened security was gates surrounding the finish line and police stationed at every corner. Runners were forced to use clear plastic bags for their belongings, and whatever was left on the ground was checked by bomb sniffing dogs.
"Yeah I think everyone has a little anxiety," said Joan James, "I feel like there are less spectators than there have been in the past."
That fear paired with overwhelming support for Boston.
"I swear half of the shirts I saw out there were Boston commemorative in some way, including my own from last year's marathon," said Tom Bishop
There was free admission, Sunday, for 200 people who never got the chance to finish the Boston marathon.
"We had a lot of our venders and friends who were at the finish line," said Cox Rhode Race organizer John Mathews, "A lot of our runners run both races. We just thought it was the right thing to do, obviously a lot of runners are emotional about finishing the race."
And they're emotional about that day, where two bombs took three lives and injured dozens.
"I work a block away. I heard the explosions. We were evacuated from the Pru," said runner Tom Rita.
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The C-West S2000 first gained noto- riety in November 2005 when the dry- carbon Honda was freshly shipped in a container from Japan just a few days before its U.S. race debut. With minimal changes performed on the vehicle's suspension, the car was quickly whisked off to Buttonwillow Speedway as it prepared to wage war in the Super Street and eurotuner Time Attack (Super Lap Battle). The S2000 competed in the Unlimited FR Class and was driven by Eiji "Tarzan" Yamada, using of all things a stock JDM 2.0L motor. The naturally aspirated S2000 ran an amazing 1:53.147 time and was named the Unlimited FR Champion that year. The win was a bittersweet victory for C-West and its S2000 because the car was immediately taken back to the U.S. facility, never to be seen again, sitting in storage for the next two and a half years.
When the '05 champ seemed to have been forgotten, the car was surprisingly resurrected, with the help of Gary Castillo, owner of Design Craft Fabrication, in early 2008. Castillo just so happened to work in a shop adjacent to C-West, walking past the S2000 on a daily basis while the car sat around catching dust. Sympathetic of the car's status, he knew something had to be done. With a '08 season proposal to run the S2000, with C-West Japan's approval, the car was given a basic tune-up before it was officially un-retired and trailed back out onto the tracks. Using an over-the-counter GReddy turbo kit on the factory engine, the car was taken to a local track event where the now-turbocharged powerplant and lightweight chassis seemed to work well for both driver Tyler Mcquarrie and the C-West S2000.
As time progressed, the S2000 went through numerous changes and picked up sponsors like BC (Brian Crower) and Hankook tires-lending a helping hand to improve its record-setting times at numerous tracks events. Follow along as Turbo magazine and Design Craft Fabrication prepares to swap out the tired 2.0L mill with a custom 2.4L powerplant. You can bet this team, with its new engine displacement and numerous upgrades, is eyeing the coveted track record of 1:43.523 that was set by HKS and its CT230R at Buttonwillow in 2007. Only time will tell before this carbon machine has what it takes to be crowned this year's Super Lap Battle champion.
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The Haynie Grange was a beehive of activity on Sundays in March. Though Freedom Fellowship's services ended hours ago, Gail Riddle is conducting a rehearsal for the Easter Sunrise Service sponsored by the Peace Arch Christian Ministerial Association.
The church, which nestled into the community just over 11 years ago, conducts their services there at the Grange hall three Sundays a month. Because they share the building with the Grange, one service each month is held on a Saturday night to accommodate the pancake breakfast.
Three activities alone are happening inside the building. Riddle really can't be everywhere at once. Tech personnel are tweaking equipment, mixes and microphones. Costumers are making adjustments to the trove of handmade period-piece costumes.
Downstairs, narrators are running lines from the 19-page script. At a different location the vocalists are going through their songs. Riddle, who has been directing the Ministerial Sunrise service for the last seven years, has had to recruit assistant directors and stage directors to keep up with the titanic amount of work involved.
"The support staff we have behind us is very large," Riddle explained, "not only from our churches but from the city of Blaine, the Port of Bellingham, the Blaine police department and Northstar Stone and Landscape Supply, who lends us pallets every year to create platforms."
Her previous assistant director, daughter Jennifer Cummins, is expecting the birth of Riddle's fourth grandchild this week. Stepping into that role is Amanda Warren of Blaine, who has been a vocalist on previous productions.
The service is a dramatic pageant in song and narrations of the Easter story told on four different stages. Originally presented at Semiahmoo Spit, the production moved to Marine Park in Blaine five years ago.
Starting at 7 a.m., the approximately 50 minute production has an introductory stage, a Calvary stage, a Tomb stage, and a reflective Village stage held in Marine Park's amphitheater. The ministerial association has been conducting the sunrise service for more than 25 years.
Freedom Fellowship took on the mantle of responsibility for the service in 2004. Riddle's extensive background in drama made it a natural decision. Her mother was a stage manager with the Orlando Opera Company. Riddle has been active in acting and directing ever since high school.
She served as drama director for two Orlando area churches, often working with many of the professional actors and dancers from Disney World and Universal Studios. Her husband, Pastor David Riddle, who has worked tech and special effects for Disney and Universal Studios, estimates his wife spends hundreds of hours on the project.
Cyrus Dunn, who has served on the sunrise service's technical staff and also as a backstage director in previous years, has seen how challenging presenting the Easter story can be. Dunn believes he spends 70-80 hours a month working on the service.
In mid-February, an open call to audition went out to churches throughout Blaine. Conducted at Northwood Christian Alliance, one of those who heeded the call was Janis Page, who attends Peace Arch Assembly of God in Blaine. Page, a mother of two teenage daughters has been a part of the production for six years.
For many, this service has become an annual ritual. Cindy Laferriere, mother of three and one of the more seasoned cast members, has been a part of the presentation since Freedom Fellowship began coordinating the event.
"Every year, I experience something new," said Laferriere. New for her this year will be that all three of her children will be playing some role in the project. Daughter Deborah, 17, and son Samuel, soon to be 16, are part of the cast, while youngest son Jerimiah, 14, serves as best boy.
On the other hand, there is first timer Larry Van Dyk, 61, and the oldest member of the cast. He wasn't sure what the most difficult part for him was. "I can't honestly say whether it is the memorization of reciting in front of people," he said. "I'm not a forefront kind of person."
The cast has adopted the attitude of 'no matter what,' especially when it comes to negotiating the weather on Easter Sundays. In recent years, the weather has been cold and rainy in the morning.
Last year, the cast endured almost horizontal rain at the beginning of the presentation. In 2007, the cast was actually forced inside the Blaine Boating Center at the last minute, for safety reasons, because of a heavy downpour. Despite the inclement elements, the presentation has been consistently well attended, often numbering in the hundreds. Riddle says that the purpose is worth the effort.
"For some it's become a family tradition," says Riddle, " for some it will be their first time. Out there in the park we are simply friends, neighbors and co-workers coming together for a common purpose."
The service will begin at 7 a.m. on April 4 when the cast will once more present the production at Marine Park.
Rain or shine, they will answer a 3 a.m. call and join the tech and security staff already there to make final preparations for the morning's activities.
This year, staff and congregation members from Living Fountain Church will once again host the cast and crew for breakfast at the Blaine Senior Center after their work is completed. Still, as the holiday is just beginning for most, the Sunrise Service cast and crew will be decompressing.
"This is a labor of love for the community," said Van Dyk. "We received an invitation, accepted it and then committed to do the best we possibly can in passing the invitation on to others. The rest is up to God ... and the listener."


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Everton Under-18s kept up their impressive start to the season as they came from behind to win 3-2 at Villa Park on Saturday.
A Jekyll and Hyde performance saw the young Blues eventually rack up their third win in four league games thanks to goals from Callum Dyson, Gethin Jones and Harry Charsley.
Kevin Sheedy's side started brightly enough and took the lead just 10 minutes in when Dyson latched on to a Charlsey throughball before coolly lobbing the goalkeeper.
Parity was restored soon after however and a quick Villa second saw Everton go in behind at the break.
It could have been worse. Awarded a penalty on the stoke of half-time, Aston Villa's taker saw his effort come back off the crossbar before he rammed home the rebound.
Incorrectly, the 'goal' was initially allowed to stand, before protests from Everton's players caused the referee to realise his error and reverse the decision.
It proved important as the visitors emerged for the second half rejuvenated and levelled things up when Gethin Jones finished from close range on 55 minutes.
Everton were much the better side from there on in and rightly got the winner they deserved with 15 minutes remaining when a fumble from Villa's keeper helped Charsley's effort creep over the line.
"It was as poor as we have played for a long time in the first half," said Sheedy afterwards. "We were really disappointed because the play was well below what we expect. We made the players aware of that at half-time and they responded and put in a really good second half performance.
"We got ourselves level and when we scored it was a true reflection of the game really because we were dominating by that stage."
On the bizarre penalty situation, Sheedy added: "It was a strange one. He [the referee] was definitely was planning to give it but luckily our players are sharp and knew the rules and he realised his mistake."


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Definition of lanyard in English:
lanyardSyllabification: lan·yard
Pronunciation: /ˈlanyərd /
1A rope threaded through a pair of deadeyes, used to adjust the tension in the rigging of a sailing vessel.
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- As the engine was lowered, the lanyard had actuated a valve that drove the hoist to its stowed position.
- When using vertical lifelines, use a lanyard 2 or 3 feet shorter than the standard 6 feet.
- The other three laughed and got the lanyards rigged up.
1.1A cord passed around the neck, shoulder, or wrist for holding a knife, whistle, or similar object.
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- This year in San Diego, a lot of people were wearing badges that were not clipped-on or pinned but were instead on a little lanyard around their necks.
late Middle English lanyer, in the general sense 'a short length of rope or line for securing something', from Old French laniere. The change in the ending in the 17th century was due to association with yard1.
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Police said they responded to 70 West Coit St, at 3:24 p.m. for a report of a domestic disturbance. There they found Christopher Benites, 32, with a stab wound and Marta Colon, 32, holding a large kitchen knife. Both live at 70 West Coit St.
When police tried to arrest Colon, they said Benites became aggressive towards them. Colon was charged with second-degree assault and disorderly conduct while Benites was charged with interfering with a police officer. The state Department of Children and Families assisted police in the investigation.
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The Chicago Cubs salvaged the final game of a four game series by beating the Milwaukee Brewers 6-1 on a wet night in the Windy City. The teams endured a 66 minute rain delay in the sixth inning. Wily Peralta took the loss after a couple of encouraging starts. He gave up a two run homer to Anthony Rizzo and a solo shot from Starlin Castro. David DeJesus knocked in three runs to make a winner of Edwin Jackson who lasted 8 innings, allowing the one run. Jonathan Lucroy, playing first base, had a pair of doubles and drove in the only Milwaukee tally with a groundout. The Brewers finished the month of July with a .500 record and stand 46-62 on the season. Milwaukee has an off day Thursday before a brief, weekend homsetand against the Washington Nationals at Miller Park.
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D'Amato's Executive Chef visits Fox 2 to promote Whiskey Business Part II. The event is at the Royal Oak Farmer's Market on Friday, Feb. 21st.
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Ingredients:3/4 lb ground veal3/4 lb ground pork1/2 tsp salt1/4 pepper1/4 grated Romano cheese1/4 cup seasoned breadcrumbs1/4 grated onion3 cloves garlic minced1 egg
Method:Combine ingredients in mixing bowl. Makes approximately dozen meatballs (4oz individual size).Cook in marinara sauce of your choice (simmering at med setting) for three hours.
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Over the past few years MVAC has been fortunate to have the
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to a survey done by the U.S. Department of Education, one
in five adults in Whatcom County is illiterate. And for
them, illiteracy becomes a daily struggle for survival.
Fay Adams and Marge Henry are tutors who are dedicated to changing this statistic. My father came from Russia and I saw how hard it was for him to get employment, Henry said. I wanted to help someone become more competent.
Through the Whatcom Literacy Council (WLC), Adams and Henry have been working for over a year with a Russian family who fled religious persecution 11 years ago. Adams works with the wife and Henry with the husband.
I started him with sports because he enjoyed reading them in the newspaper, Henry said. You have to find out what they are interested in and go from there. Now we are studying to get his citizenship.
When Adams first began tutoring her, the wife didnt know what a banana was, but now she is translating recipes and cooking meals regularly. According to Adams, a lot of times the differences are not so much linguistic, but cultural.
We help them blend into the culture which is very important. When immigrants come over, generally they tend to stick together and rarely branch out which keeps them from learning the English language and culture, Adams said.
This in turn makes it very hard for them to get a job and function properly in a country that doesnt speak their native tongue.
Last year, the WLC served 78 basic literacy students. These are English speakers, who for some reason did not learn the skills they need for proficient reading, writing and spelling.
Volunteers taught English as a second language to 304 students last year through the WLC. These students are refugees or immigrants who have come to Whatcom County.
Students will see their progress in getting a job, understanding the government and becoming more familiar with the culture. Instead of giving them the traditional scholastic tests, we measure real life stuff, said Maureen Kane, executive director of the WLC.
Tutors must attend 12 hours of training and an orientation session.
Students who receive tutoring must apply to the WLC and will receive four hours of tutoring per week. Each students curriculum is created by professional staff and tutors to best suit their learning style, personal goals and learning challenges.
On my birthday, they showed up with flowers, a Russian dinner and fresh strawberries, Adams said. They are real nice people.
Its better to give than to receive, Adams said. Ive learned every bit as much as she has. Tutoring is a very enjoyable part of my day and I always look forward to it.
An open house for prospective volunteers is scheduled in Blaine for March 18 at the Blaine Senior Center from 7 to 8 p.m. We have a real need for volunteers to work with people in the Blaine area, Kane said.
The next volunteer orientation will be April 1 at 7 p.m. at Bellingham Technical College in Building G. For more information, call 647-3264 or visit www.what comliteracy.org..


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A young artist travels to a remote Italian village to restore a painting in a small out-of-the-way church. As soon as he begins his work he receives threatening phone calls warning him against restoring the painting, and a friend who had some information about the original artist, is murdered by being pushed out of a window. Later on the artist meets a young teacher and they begin to have a romantic affair while he works on the painting, as the inhabitants of the village begin to make their plans for him known.
The Bird with the Crystal Plumage (1970)
Director: Dario Argento
Writer: Dario Argento
Starring: Tony Musante, Suzy Kendall
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In Robert Spadoni's book "Uncanny Bodies" the author argues that the U.S. film industry's acceptance of sound technology was one of the key contributing factors in establishing the modern horror genre. Sound became a method by which films sought out and experimented with new ways of engaging and potentially growing their audience. Certainly no cinematic form held more potential for this then those with high spectacle, fantastic elements.
Dario Argento's "Opera" tells the story of a young budding opera starlet who is being stalked by a killer that likes to tie her up and force her to watch him kill people by taping needles under her eyelids. The movie starts out with Betty, the young opera singer, landing her first big role as a lead in "Hamlet." The killer immediately begins to stalk her and murders a stagehand during her first performance, causing the crew to lament that the play is cursed, as they believe productions of "Hamlet" often are.
John and Jon dive headfirst into the French giallo homage "Amer."
Dario Argento has taken a lot of flack from fans who are awaiting the filmmakers' return to the form that made him a defining force in the evolution of the horror film during the latter half of the 20th century. But has the form really ever changed or is Argento just taking his style into new technical and aesthetic realms in an effort to keep himself interested in the craft? His early works are hardly uniform even if similarities exist.
Lucio Fulci's "Don't Torture a Duckling" was one of those movies that I saw once in it's entirety about 10 years ago and promptly pushed to the back of my mind. I had the chance to revisit it recently on Netflix and enjoyed myself thoroughly. Although not as violent and gory as Fulci's other movies, the film plays out more as a mystery with a few horror elements mixed in for good measure. Most notably, a gruesome scene in which a woman is beaten with chains by an angry mob is often the topic a conversation when discussing the movie.
Wait a second, there's a third Olsen twin?! Yes I know that doesn't make any sense but work with me here. Elizabeth Olsen stars in the new remake of "The Silent House", a movie I did not know existed let alone was being remade, but none of that matters now that we have a third Olsen twin. Rejoice!
There's a new "Scream 4" trailer! Get pumped people. The best part? I'm 99% sure it features the exact same clips that were in that Canadian trailer that made it's way to the tubes a few days back. Isn't that awesome?! Things I've seen before are fun to watch again!
Adrien Brody has been fighting to keep his film "Giallo", which is suppose to be a giant pile of doodie, from finding its way to DVD. Don't worry though the legal fun had nothing to do with the quality of the movie, Brody just wanted to make sure he was paid in full for his "acting skills". I like to use sarcasm quotes. Anyway the suit is settled and the flick will now find its way to DVD. Happy days!
Sacha Gervasi, the guy who made the kick ass documentary "Anvil! The Story of Anvil" is currently working on a new biopic of one Mr. Alfred Hitchcock. No the film will not be a documentary but I like to think that Gervasi isn't just a one trick pony. I for instance am good at both drinking beer and downloading illegal porn. Some people are just gifted.
Fever, weakness, loss of initiative, headache, disordered speech, irritability, forgetfulness, frightening dreams and swollen lips and throat. These are all things a man know as Mr. A suffered from after he had an orgasm as he is actually allergic to them. Good news those, the big doctors think they've cured him! Not going to lie, I get 5 of these 9 things also and I thought it was normal. Try to guess which ones!
I have a real problem when I read the town name Tucson and I always think it's Tuscany. So when I read a restaurant in Tuscon is selling tacos made with lion meat I thought, "wow, those Italians are a bunch of sickos". Boy is my face red now!
Here's a new one! The gang promoting "Paranormal Activity 2" have set up a phone number that you can call and listen to some spooky fun. Which is awesome because normally I have to pay $2.99 a minute to have a women fake being frightened for her life. Don't judge.
If you love "Glee", and who doesn't, then there's a solid chance you love "The Rocky Horror Picture Show". Well I have good news for you, kid who is overweight but still wears shirts two sizes to small! Ryan Murphy, the creator of "Glee" has just wrapped an entire episode devoted to the camp classic and is in talks to possibly do a remake. Good, I haven't been assaulted by a tranny coming out of a late night movie in years.
Adrien Brody has taken legal action to try an stop the release of the Dario Argento film "Giallo". Apparently Brody had never watched any of Argento's other films and when he picked up the script said out loud, "No way could this be a pile of crap, people love this guy. Sign me up!". You made your bed big nose, now lie in it with the weird Italian model who can barley speak English but for some reason plays the staring role.
A Mexico City borough recently created a 230-foot-long enchilada to warm it's way into my heart and the Guinness book of world records. I think this officially puts Mexico on the map as a world super power. I'm not sure what the criteria is to get into that group but it has to have something to do with making giant food.
1987 - The stock market crashed as the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 508 points, or 22.6 percent in value - its second biggest percentage drop.
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by Fred McMillin
Galilee Jubilee
Until the l98Os Israeli wines were of Kosher interest only. But plantings on the Golan Heights from the Sea of Galilee up to 4,000 ft. And importation of California technology produced a Sauvignon Blanc in 1987 that amazed the world.
...Hugh Johnson's World Atlas of Wine
The Golan Heights Winery is situated high up on the Golan overlooking the Sea of Galilee. The "Galilee wine region" is the source of Israel's finest quality wines.
...From the back label of our Wine of the Day
The Rest of the Story
Now, about that 1987 Galilee-region Sauvignon Blanc that "amazed the world." My panel was pretty amazed by a 1998 Galilee-region Sauvignon Blanc, too. Here it is.
Wine of the Day
1998 "Galilee 2000", 70 Sauvignon Blanc, 30 Semillon
About that bottle in the snow. Israeli wines are right at home in the white stuff. Historians tell us that Mt. Hebron was always covered with snow which was carried down the mountain to cool the wines of Solomon. (Sir Edward Barry, 1775)
Credits—Research Assistant Diane Bulzomi.
WineDay Annex
WineDay Archive
January 2000
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - A 26-year-old Tempe man has pleaded not guilty in the stabbing death of a Scottsdale nightclub bouncer who was a former Arizona State football player.
Ian MacDonald entered the plea Monday in Maricopa County Superior Court, nearly three weeks after he was arraigned on a second-degree murder charge.
Investigators say the 27-year-old Tyrice Thompson of Laveen was stabbed five times in the back, hip, and arm after an early-morning altercation inside Martini Ranch on Jan. 27.
They say MacDonald admitted being involved in the fight but denied stabbing Thompson.
Thompson played tight end and receiver for the Sun Devils from 2003-07.
He was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Indianapolis Colts, but didn't play in an NFL game.
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Many Hostess employees in Tulsa stood their ground Thursday, continuing to picket outside their employer. Hostess's CEO said earlier this week that if enough workers do not return to work by 4 p.m. central time Thursday, the company might have to liquidate.
"Ever since I've been here 20 years, I've been giving and giving and giving," said employee Steve Metcalf.
Metcalf, along with many of his co-workers both here and nationally, have been striking since Friday. He told Channel 8 he has accepted pay cuts in the past. However, he said the new contracts will cut pay, hike insurance rates, and shrink pensions.
Metcalf said he had planned to use his pension money to pay for his son's college education.
The protesting workers told Channel 8 there are at least 100 Hostess workers in Tulsa. Some chose to work Thursday and some did not.
Hostess released this statement Thursday: "BCTGM leadership appears willing to sacrifice Hostess Brands employees for the sake of preventing other bakery companies from asking for similar concessions."
According to the Associated Press, Hostess Brands Inc. will most likely not announce a decision until Friday morning.
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