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SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO-AM) U.S. Senator Tim Johnson (D-SD) today issued the following statement following the passage of the Bipartisan Budget Act.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, CO (UWSP) – UW-Stevens Point assistant women's hockey coach Sarah Erickson was announced as one of the 23 players that will represent the United States at the International Ice Hockey Federation Women's World Championships in Ottawa, Ont., April 2-9.
"We are very thankful to have had someone with Sarah's knowledge and talent work with our program, share her experience, and inspire our ladies," said UW-Stevens Point head coach Ann Ninnemann. "We are very proud she is continuing her hockey career with Team USA and after her playing career is over, she will be an amazing coach."
The U.S. squad was chosen following a selection camp that began March 25 in Lake Placid, N.Y., and included 28 players. The U.S. Women's National Team trained at the Olympic Training Center in Lake Placid before departing for Ottawa.
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Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke issued his first executive order today to update the city's code of ethics policy.
In a news release, the mayor's office announced that the executive order will clarify employees obligation to report any known wrongdoing and employee contracts are now required to have an added ethics provision.
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45 Years Ago in News History: Integrating Ole Miss
On Oct. 1, 1962, amid bloody rioting and under heavy guard, 29-year-old James Meredith achieved something that no other black man or woman in the state of Mississippi had ever done before: He attended classes at the University of Mississippi.
Meredith, a transfer student from all-black Jackson State College, had applied to Ole Miss the previous year but was rejected.
In an address Sept. 13 to the people of Mississippi accusing "the unfriendly liberal press and other troublemakers" for "instigating strife among our people," Gov. Ross Barnett vowed to keep the state's schools white.
"I have said in every county in Mississippi that no school in our state will be integrated while I am your governor," he said. "I shall do everything in my power to prevent integration in our schools."
Violence erupted Sept. 30, when approximately 2,000 segregationists and students, defying a court order to admit Meredith, clashed with U.S. marshals and federal troops. The 15-hour riot, which extended off campus to downtown Oxford, left two men dead, including Paul Guihard, a reporter for Agence France-Presse.
The 30-year-old reporter was shot in the back in front of a women's dormitory 10 minutes after rioting had broken out. In his last dispatch Guihard wrote: "It is difficult to believe that you are in the very center of the gravest constitutional crisis that the United States has known since the War of the Secession."
He added, "The mob sings and laughs under the hot October sun, and from the first minute one realizes that this mob is completely unconscious of the enormity of its gesture, of its repercussions, and the interest which it excites throughout the whole world."
Guihard is one of nearly 1,800 journalists honored on the Newseum's Journalists Memorial, a two-story glass structure bearing the names of reporters, photographers, editors and broadcasters who have died in the line of duty.
Meredith's graduation from Ole Miss the following year was uneventful, lacking any of the turbulence that marked his registration. The story about his enrollment at Ole Miss can be found in the News History gallery in the new Newseum.
*Although James Meredith was the first to officially enroll at the University of Mississippi as a black man, Harry S. Murphy Jr. of New York, a black Navy veteran with a fair complexion, said in 1962 that he had attended Ole Miss from 1945 to 1946 as a full-time student. Murphy said he was listed as Caucasian, and neither the Navy nor Ole Miss officials realized that he was black. Murphy, according to his mother, "looked much like the others, and they couldn't tell the difference. … Nobody would ever know he was a colored man."


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Men's Golf
2012 Spring Academic All-Big Ten Selections Announced
102 Spartans student-athletes were recognized for having a 3.0 or better GPA.
Spartans Place Eighth at Hawkeye Invitational
Junior Matthew Moseley led MSU, tying for 18th at 2-over par 218.
Spartans in 10th after Two Rounds of Hawkeye Invitational
Dave Ellis and Matthew Moseley are tied for 23rd after Saturday's play.
Men's Golf Heads to Iowa for Hawkeye Invitational
Spartans begin focus towards the Big Ten Championship at the end of the month.
SENIOR (2011-12): Academic All-Big Ten ... Appeared in two events ... Had a scoring average of 75.3 ... As an individual, tied for 23rd at the Fossum Invitational with a career-low 224 (76-72-76) ... Also tied for 46th at the Hawkeye Invitational with a 228 (79-74-75).
JUNIOR (2010-11): Academic All-Big Ten ... Appeared in four events ... Had a stroke average of 77.4 ... Had his best finish of the season, tying for 24th as an individual at the Illini Spring Classic, shooting a 150 (78-72) ... Part of the MSU competitive lineup at the Big Ten Championship, tying for 43rd with a 311 (76-76-81-78).
SOPHOMORE (2009-10): Academic All-Big Ten ... Played in four events ... Had a 78.00 scoring average ... Tied for 22nd as an individual at the Fossum Invitational, shooting a season-low 228 (72-75-81).
FRESHMAN (2008-09): Competed in two events in his initial campaign ... Posted a 75.83 scoring average ... Tied for fifth as an individual at the Fossum Invitational with a 182 (76-68-38) ... Part of the Spartans competitive lineup at the Big Ten Championships, placing 54th at 311 (81-75-78-77).
SUMMER 2008: Won AJGA Randy Wise Junior Open with a 213 (70-73-70) ... Tied for eighth at the Coca-Cola Junior Championship ... Advanced to match play at the Michigan Amateur, after finishing 16th in stroke play with a 150 (75-75) ... Qualified for stroke play and placed 16th at the Michigan Junior State Amateur ... Qualified for the Michigan Open.
JUNIOR GOLF: Won the 2007 Kensington Valley Golf Championship.
HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year letterwinner on the Brighton High School golf team ... Named to the MHSAA All-State Super Team as a senior ... Also named Livingston County Player of the Year and first-team all-region in 2008 in his final campaign ... Finished sixth at the MHSAA Division I State Championship ... Won six high school tournaments his senior year, including the state regional championship ... First-team all-district, all-county and all-conference as a junior.
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Bert Pulls a Fast One on Sad Steve
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Jackie gets upset when she realizes the tooth Pete gave her doesn't belong to Bert.
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Pete recovers after a very hard day at the office.
Jackie traps Kate when she asks for a favor.
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Extended adolescent or super-genius?
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Pete surprises Kate with an in-flight ceremony
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Pete meets Kate's mom (Megan Mullally).
Pete proposes to Kate a second time.
Bert shows off his moves at his birthday party.
Kate tries to run Foxed Lunch by herself.
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"Give me the real tooth."
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Warren accidentally lets Pete's birthday lobsters escape.
"Yeah, real cursed."
The Harrisons try to piece together the events of Christmas eve.
Kate, Diane, and Jackie create the perfect Christmas moment.
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Kate takes Bert trick-or-treating.
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Jackie tries to shoot an online dating video.
Pete finally stands up to Diane.
Meg eats Hillary's Solar System project.
Bert picks up some moves from "Magic Mike."
Pete decides to snoop in Hillary's room.
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I saw this post earlier and thought this is so cute and now I just realized that Ellen voiced Dory! AW
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Pet Stories: In Your Own Words
My story began many years ago when I was still part of a young, happy family consisting of two boisterous boys, a loving husband, a Siamese cat and a Basset Hound called Aaron. He was six weeks old when I bought him with my first pay check, from my first job, in our new adopted country, Zimbabwe. He was so cute with his big ears which, at that age, were way out of proportion to the rest of his small body. We would all go into shrieks of laughter to see him trip over his ears as he chased the cat around the back lawn. Life was blissfully happy and it was not uncommon for me to find a tear on my cheek as I drove along the beautiful Jacaranda lined streets of Harare...great sadness and great joy both bring tears to my eyes.
My connection with Aaron was profoundly spiritual. When his eyes looked into mine I saw the reflection of my Self; more clearly, more innocently, more truthfully, than I ever thought possible in this mundane world. He was my touchstone, my sage....
Fridays were traditionally "boys night out" and Dad and the boys would go off to the local Drive-in theatre leaving me at home with Aaron curled up in front of the TV. We had long talks on those quiet Friday evenings...I would speak to him in a certain tone and he would answer in the same tone. I'd change my tone and he'd change his accordingly. Of course I couldn't understand him at all, but the responsive tones and his soulful eyes spoke volumes.
The years passed and we all grew older, my husband grew away and fell in love with someone else. Three marriages later my children had moved to UK with their father and step-mother, Aaron had passed on and I found myself facing the possibility of major surgery. I'd had a colonoscopy and was home waiting to hear if I had to have a colostomy when Aaron visited me in a dream. It was much, much more than a dream, it was the most vivid experience of my life. He spoke words of wisdom to me and I was content just to let those words wash over my wounded heart. Then suddenly I realized what was happening and I exclaimed: "Aaron you can talk, YOU CAN TALK!" His eyes, so wise, looked deeply into mine and smiled as he softly said: "I always could, you just couldn't hear me before"
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Recipe: Turkey Tortilla Soup
Recipes from The Kitchn
Remember Thanksgiving? That little holiday just a couple months ago? I hope that you ended the holiday season with a treasure trove of turkey stock and leftovers in your freezer, because if you did, I have a recipe for you today that you can have ready in just a few minutes. No turkey treasure? That's OK — chicken broth will do fine.
The broth has the warmth of pureed chilies and garlic, zipped up with plenty of fresh lime juice and flavorful garnishes. If you're feeling a little lethargic, this is definitely a lazy day soup. Just pick up the ingredients along with your last minute weekend shopping and it can be thrown together in a snap.
Tester's Notes
This is an oldie but a goodie recipe from Vanessa Barrington, one of our earliest writers and recipe developers here at The Kitchn. Vanessa writes warm, practical recipes, often influenced by her home in California. This recipe is a perfect example of her style: it's quite literally a 15-minute meal, provided you have everything on hand. The soup has a Mexican flair, spiced up with smoky chilies, but the ease and relaxation feel all California to me.
This soup is of course the time to to pull out your frozen stash of liquid gold, otherwise known as turkey stock. (I feel strongly about turkey stock; I think it's the primary reason turkeys were put upon this good earth.) I have many quarts of turkey stock in the freezer, made after my Thanksgiving meal. I also saved a few cups of chopped turkey breast, intending it for a soup like this or a casserole. The soup is the perfect use for admittedly tough and slightly freezer-burnt cooked turkey; the broth warms and moistens it, bringing it back to real deliciousness.
If you don't have a freezer full of turkey stock, no problem. Use the best store-bought turkey or chicken stock you can get your hands on, or homemade chicken broth. Chopped cooked turkey breast works fine in the soup, or leftover bits of roast chicken.
In fact this soup is really a collection of leftovers: freezer treasures, half an avocado for garnish, the end of a bunch of cilantro, and the last crushed pieces of a bag of tortilla chips. But does it look like leftovers? No way, and it doesn't taste like leftovers either.
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Fast & Easy Turkey Tortilla Soup
4 cups homemade turkey broth (or chicken broth)
2 large garlic cloves
1 to 2 tablespoons chipotle chiles in adobo sauce or homemade chili puree (see below)
2 small carrots, peeled and cut into bite-sized pieces
1 1/2 cups cooked, shredded turkey or chicken meat
1 lime, juiced
Salt and pepper to taste
To garnish:
Diced avocado
Crumbled tortilla chips
Fresh cilantro leaves, chopped
Lime wedges
Crumbled queso fresco
In a medium pot or Dutch oven, heat the broth until simmering. While it is warming, blend the garlic with 1 to 2 tablespoons chipotle chiles and their sauce in a food processor or mortar and pestle until they form a paste. See note below on spiciness, and check heat level with 1/2 tablespoon before adding it all.
Whisk this paste into the broth, add the carrots and simmer until carrots are soft, but still retain a bit of crispness, 10 to 15 minutes. Add the turkey along with the lime juice and simmer until the meat is warmed through.
Taste and add salt and pepper if necessary. Serve immediately with garnishes.
- This is a spicy soup! If you are averse to spicy food, use half a tablespoon of the pureed chiles and taste the soup first before adding the rest.
- The leftover chiles in adobo can be thrown into a plastic bag or freezer container and frozen.
- Tomato Variation: If you have them in the cupboard, try adding a 15-ounce can diced tomatoes along with the turkey. This makes a fun variation on the basic recipe.
Homemade Chile PureeFor chili purée: Soak 2 to 3 dried Ancho or New Mexico chilies in boiling water until soft (about 10 minutes). Purée the chilies in a blender with just enough of their soaking water to make a smooth, not too thick, paste. Leftover chili purée will keep in the refrigerator for one week or the freezer for two months.
Updated from recipe originally published November 2006.
Per serving, based on 4 servings. (% daily value)
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Thanks for this great recipe. This sounds like a delicious alternative to the endless hot turkey sandwiches, (which I love, incidentally).
too funny, i'm reading this as i am eating leftovers from yesterday. my husband and i hosted our first thanksgiving and aside from one really smokey "almost" fire in the oven it was a success! (the drippings spilled over into the stove when we tried to move our giant 23 lb. turkey. lesson learned, place on an oversized cookie sheet in the future)
but so much work, i have a new appreciation for everyone who has hosted me in the past.
You know, to make this really easy, just use some ancho chile powder. Plus, I like to put a big pinch of masa harina in the soup--not enough to know it's there, just enough to help the tortilla flavor if I'm not making my own chips.
Yes, turkeys are great for stock. I always make a pot after the holidays. The soup looks wonderful, I'm saving this for the next pot of stock!
I make a very similar recipe but add a 15oz can of fire roasted tomatoes to the stock. Such a fabulous way to use leftover turkey!
Cut t g e calories a bit by using tortillas cut in strips rather than the chips.
And dark poultry meat is tastier and holds up better in soups and stews better than white meat. This is a great application for turkey drumsticks; after cooking those pesky tendons just slip right out.


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A guided tour to someone else's network
Step 1: Reconnaissance
Strictly speaking, reconnaissance isn't always necessary, but learning about the company's network layout, organizational structure, and personnel can aid in other attacks. Finding the domain name for a company or organization usually just means sticking .com (or a top-level national domain) on the end of the company name, and if that doesn't work, just ask Google. Once you have the domain name, you can learn a lot about the company or organization with tools like whois. Intruders look for technical details, like where the company's domain name servers are located and whether or not the technical management of the company is competent. (If an organization can't set up DNS competently, chances are their security isn't very good.) A perfect example of this is seifried.org, which I host on a VPS server. Unfortunately, the control panel is so brain dead it sets up the DNS server to allow remote zone transfers. Therefore, the dig -t axfr command lets you download entire DNS zones, finding all the hosts in seconds (Figure 1).
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So the attacker has figured out where you live (metaphorically or literally), now what happens?
Step 2: Load Balancers, IPSs, and Firewalls
One of the first problems attackers will often run into is sites using load balancers, firewalls, intrusion prevention systems (IPSs), and web application firewalls (WAFs). If you try attacking a site behind a load balancer, the first part of your attack might go to server A, and the second part of your attack ends up at server B, resulting in a failed attack. Likewise, if a site is using a firewall, IPS, or WAF, it might detect and block the attacks (assuming it works).
How can you detect these devices and bypass their protective measures? Load balancers are generally not built or deployed with stealth in mind. If a site is using DNS to load balance, tools such as dig will show them easily. If you get more than one IP or the IP changes, they're probably using DNS-based load balancing. Alternatively, tools such as Nmap can identify load balancers by their TCP-IP fingerprints (since almost no two TCP-IP--capable devices behave the exact same way). Detecting Firewalls and WAFs is also simple; just send a well-known attack using a remote host or an anonymous proxy such as Tor and see if the connection is terminated or if future connection attempts are blocked. If you really want to learn how the professionals do this, check out the DojoSec presentation by Joseph McCray [3][4].
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Valley News Team's Hope Hanselman met up with a group of local amateur radio operators to find out how they're prepared to get us through it.
Amateur radio, or HAM radio, is not only a hobby for people of all ages, but it keeps us safe more than you might realize.
Saturday, those operators are preparing for the worst. Nationally, HAM Field Day helps those operators train for emergency scenarios. Right here at home, they're already familiar with some of them.
The lines of communication opened for Kenneth Christiansen more than 30 years ago.
Before cell phones, before email, Kenneth had a small camper and a five-watt radio.
"Last summer, I got up one day in Northern Minnesota and I talked to Australia early in the morning," he said,
He's one of hundreds of thousands of amateur radio operators in the country, millions around the world; and he's part of a greater good.
"We had HAM radio at the tornado about four years ago," Kenneth said.
When disaster hits, and cell phones and email go out, Ken's lines of communication keep emergency responders on the air.
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Good News About Aging: Seeing The Glass Half-Full
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For most people, the carefree days of childhood were filled with good times with friends and family free from excess worry and stress.
But as people grow up, most trade the innocence of childhood for worries about finances, their family's health, job security, politics, the economy and environment, and their children's future. Still, a pervasive sense of optimism guides, protects and inspires all of us. Some scientists would even go so far as to say that human beings are hardwired for hope.
By definition we are planners. We have savings accounts, we service our cars before winter, we plan vacations, and we buy green bananas. Planning is a form of cognitive time travel. We forecast how we're going to feel about something by planning ahead. How can we live a healthier lifestyle? What do we need to do to save for retirement? How can we free up more time to do more of the things we want to do? All of these things require the ability to imagine the future by painting a rosy picture in our minds.
A positive attitude has long been linked to better mental health, but in the last few years, a person's optimistic nature has also shown to be beneficial for a person's physical health.
Did you know heart disease patients are more apt to survive a heart attack or heart surgery if they have a positive outlook on life?
Researchers at Duke University Medical Center surveyed over 2,800 heart disease patients regarding how optimistic they felt about their illness. They were asked if they thought they would successfully recover and then be able to return to their regular daily life.
The researchers followed the patients for 15 years after which 1,637 had died. The majority (885) of the patients had passed away from heart disease. But there was encouraging news, too. The patients who had an optimistic outlook were 30 percent less likely to die during the 15-year period.
Duke University researchers also found that pessimism was linked to poorer health-- which factored similar patients with severe heart disease, age, income, gender and support from family and friends.
The study concluded that a patient's optimistic outlook has a direct correlation not only on the outcome of their disease but also how successfully they will transition from being a heart disease patient to returning home and having a productive daily routine.
But there's a small wrinkle in the optimism studies and that is this: Tali Sharot, Ph.D., a neuropsychologist at University College London, has said that when the brain foresees the future as being better than the past, it's called "The Optimism Bias."
That was the basis for a new study which found that the brain sometimes is overly optimistic. Like the song lyrics, "Don't worry, be happy" the study suggests the brain often picks and chooses which optimistic message to listen to. For example, even though people know the divorce rate is 50 percent; they don't feel they will be one of the unfortunate statistics. Or, they see an ad campaign that says smoking can cause severe health problems, but their brain ignores the message. Instead, the brain sends out a message that says that smoking can certainly cause health problems, but those problems are more apt to be linked to other smokers.
What should we take away from this study in our everyday life? A combination of optimism and realism may be the smartest combination of all. Envisioning a better tomorrow relies partly on the hippocampus, the part of the brain that is crucial to memory. Science has confirmed that as human beings we are programmed to be hopeful, but it's also important to be realistic.
So plan ahead, work hard and enjoy the world around you. Live life to the fullest with a combination of optimism and realism, and chances are you'll reap the rewards of better health. Buy green bananas to enjoy in the future, but keep an umbrella in your car, just in case the weather unpredictably changes.
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Yurt project underway in Penticton
A somewhat unconventional resort is taking shape in the south end of Penticton.
Several yurts being built for the Barefoot Beach Resort are nearing completion and more are underway on the site across from Wright's Beach Campground.
"Staying in a yurt is such a unique experience," said developer Max Picton as he walked the site near Skaha Beach. "And it seemed like a perfect fit for Penticton."
Picton has been a fan of yurts, tent-like dwellings used by the nomadic people of Central Asia for centuries and growing in popularity here, since he lived in one on Vancouver Island.
Last year when the opportunity came up to lease land on the Penticton Indian Reserve, he and his partner Ben Lindsay jumped at the opportunity.
A deal was reached with the locatee family from the Penticton Indian Band and the project began moving ahead.
"I just like the feeling of being in a yurt, it is so grand and big and open," said Picton. "Our hope is to bring a level of amenity to this corner of town that does not exist yet, a one stop shop for tourists."
The first phase on the property, once home to the Happy Hour Campground and Driftwood Mobile Home Park, will include 11 rental yurts. There will be three others on the site as well, a check in office, caretakers suite and coffee shop on the beach front. Around 125 tent sites will also be available at the location.
Phase 1 is expected to be completed by the May long weekend. Ultimately, the plan is to have 91 rental yurts and 20 storefronts on the property, which will include everything from a coffee shop to water craft rental.
So far the yurt construction has caught the attention of many people passing by, said Picton.
"They are curious, enough so that I am thinking about starting a side business of putting up yurts on people's properties," he said.
Mayor Dan Ashton said he has supported the project from the start.
"I think it is great," he said. "They are doing an incredible job providing accommodation that is long overdue in Penticton."
More information on the project is available on the Barefoot Beach Resort Facebook page.
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Northern Quest Resort & Casino is located minutes from downtown Spokane and Spokane International Airport. It features 250 hotel rooms, including 22 suites. The property also features 22,000 sq ft of flexible event space, including 16,000 sq ft of dedicated space for meetings or events. The resort also has an indoor pool and whirlpool, a complimentary fitness center with personal trainers by appointment, and complimentary shuttle, valet and garage parking.
If you're looking for physical and spiritual renewal Northern Quest Resort & Casino has you covered there too. Current Spa & Salon is a 14,000 sq ft luxury spa featuring massage therapy, body wraps and body treatments, a full-service hair salon and nail salon. Spa guests can also take advantage of the indoor pool and whirlpool, complimentary fitness center with personal trainers by appointment, our warming rooms, experiential showers and Co-Ed Relaxation Lounge.
When it comes to gaming Northern Quest's casino has it all, including 46,000 sq ft of gaming space housing more than 2,000 slots and progressives, 37 table games (including blackjack, craps and roulette), live poker, Keno and off-track betting. And it's all available 24 hours a day, seven days a week! There is also a non-smoking gaming area and two lounges featuring cocktails, appetizers and bar-top gaming.
If you get hungry from a day at the spa and gaming in the casino you're in luck because Northern Quest has 14 distinct restaurants, bars, lounges and nightclubs, including Masselow's Restaurant, The Q – The Ultimate Sports Experience, Impulse nightclub, Legends of Fire Cigars & Fine Spirits, Fatburger, Fireside Lounge, Rivers Edge Buffet, Woodlands, Fai's Noodle House, Liquid, Turf Club Lounge, Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen, Cravings and Marketplace.


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Employee killed at Brooklyn computer repair shop
A 32-year-old computer repair shop employee was shot and killed on Monday afternoon, and police are now searching for the gunman.
Mohamed Bilal was working inside the store located at 401 New Lots Ave. in East New York about 1:30 p.m. when he was shot in the chest, police said. He was transported to Brookdale Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
Witnesses told NBC 4 New York that the gunman, who was dressed in all black, leaned his bicycle against a fence, walked into the store, shot Bilal, ran out, got back on his bike and took off.
Bilal moved to Queens from Pakistan about three years ago and has a wife and newborn baby, NBC reported.
No arrests have been made. The investigation is ongoing.
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