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2011 Bentley Continental GTC Safety Overview & Features
Anti-lock brakes
ABS brakes automatically sense when a tire has stopped rotating under extreme braking, and will modulate the brake pressure to allow the tire to rotate. This increases the vehicles ability to turn while braking.
Stability control
Stability control automatically senses when the vehicles handling limits have been exceeded and reduces engine power and/or applies select brakes to help prevent the driver from losing control of the vehicle.
Front-impact airbags
Front-impact airbags for the driver and passenger have been designed to protect the head during a frontal crash.
Side impact airbags
Side impact airbags for the front seats have been designed to protect the torso during a side impact collision.
Seatbelt pretensioners automatically tighten seatbelts to place the occupant in the optimal seating position during a collision.
Security system
The vehicle is equipped with a means of anticipating and/or detecting unwanted vehicle intrusion. The vehicle is equipped with an ignition disable device that will prevent the engine from starting if the correct original manufacturer key is not used.
2011 Bentley Continental GTC Safety
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- driver and front passenger
- driver and front passenger
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Have you heard that MCPL provides materials through the mail to patrons who are physically unable to go the Library? This service, known as Library-by-Mail, is a great way to make sure that we're able to provide access to all our customers. But who processes these requests and maintains the LBM accounts? That would be Carma Anderson, the effervescent woman in charge of managing everyone signed up for the service.
This is one of the services of Mid-Continent Public Library that many people may not know about, and I think it's great! It's for customers who can't get to one of our branches because they can't drive or have health problems, either permanent or temporary. They also have to live in the MCPL district, which covers most of Jackson, Clay, or Platte counties.
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Science Fiction
News about Science Fiction, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Why Is Our Sci-Fi So Glum About A.I.?
Semi-brainless B-movies about expanding the human brain keep coming.
September 21, 2014, Sunday
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Science Fiction Writers Take a Rosier View
A group of science fiction visionaries have banded together to offer stories that are more utopian, which they hope will inspire engineers to build a more positive future.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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To Boldly Go Where No Comrade Has ...
Strange Lands: International Sci-Fi, from the Film Society of Lincoln Center, looks at a genre through little-known, non-American works.
August 21, 2014, Thursday
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In Search for Gay Characters, Don't Turn to Action or Fantasy Films
A new study by Glaad finds only four significant lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender characters in 43 action, science fiction and fantasy films.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
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For Fox, Much Is Riding on 3 Sequels to 'Avatar'
The long-awaited screenplays for James Cameron's three "Avatar" sequels will soon be ready, probably within weeks.
June 16, 2014, Monday
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Start-Up Success Isn't Enough to Found a Museum
Without a billionaire benefactor, it is a challenging time for aspiring curators to get into the business, consultants say.
March 20, 2014, Thursday
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In many ways, this seemed like an ordinary, modern cruise to the Bahamas. That is, until you ran into the curiously dressed passengers who appeared to be transported from the past.
March 16, 2014, Sunday
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NBC announced it would resurrect the onetime hit science-fiction series as "Heroes Reborn," a 13-episode series in 2015.
February 24, 2014, Monday
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Knopf Acquires New Paolo Bacigalupi Novel
Mr. Bacigalupi, author of the science fiction novel "The Windup Girl," is moving from a tiny specialty press to one of the most highbrow publishers in the business.
September 7, 2013, Saturday
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Mr. Pohl, who grew up in Brooklyn, edited magazines and books before finding renown as a writer. Perhaps the most famous of his novels was "The Space Merchants."
September 4, 2013, Wednesday
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What Kind of Anchorman Will Jake Tapper Be? 'They Don't Want Me to be Ron Burgundy'
Former ABC ace Jake Tapper, who debuted on CNN Tuesday, says that his being passed over — twice — as 'This Week' anchor was not the reason he left the network.
When ABC chose CNN's Christiane Amanpour for 'This Week' in 2010, "obviously I had a degree of disappointment, " Tapper says, "but it wasn't as though they were putting Mario Lopez in there. Christiane's a legend."
Less than 18 months later, when George Stephanopoulos returned to 'This Week'– again, no hard feelings, Tapper insists. "It's George's show. It was logical for him to want to do it. He's also a journalistic legend."
What did it for Tapper was his own weekday show at CNN, most likely to launch in March or April, in addition to being named Chief Washington Correspondent. New CNN Worldwide boss Jeff Zucker made the offer over breakfast last month at a secret undisclosed location in New York.
Tapper, in Philadelphia Thursday to promote his new book, 'The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor,' says he expects to take over the 4 p.m. hour currently occupied by Wolf Blitzer's 'Situation Room.' Blitzer will be cut back to 5 to 7 p.m.
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As the Lodi Leadership Class of 2013 entered the Wine and Visitors Center on Tuesday morning for Agriculture Day, they noticed two very important things: Not only were there free coffee and donuts sponsored by the Bank of Stockton, but there was a sign that read, "What you call crazy, we call passion."
Little did we know what that truly meant, but by the end of the day, we would never forget that phrase.
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Rightfully called "the garden of England," the county of Kent can boast of an impressive seacoast bordered by cliffs, small towns of infinite charm, and naturally rich and fertile soil in which greenery flourishes. Combining the best a guidebook has to offer with a history of how the region developed, a born-and-bred Kentishman relates a fascinating tale of a place filled with character and spirit. Breathtaking photographs show majestic landscapes, churches, manors, and farms, and nature at its wildest. 160 pages, 65 color illus., 51 b/w illus., 7 9/16 x 10 3/8.
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Easter Weekend at Bicester Village
Thursday, 28 March 2013
Tomorrow is the start of everyone's favourite; the four-day weekend – thanks Easter!
If you're heading to Bicester Village in Oxfordshire during your time off to grab some branded bargains, make sure you swing by our food outlet for a pit stop and some top-notch nosh.
We're serving up a whole range of great meals for you to get stuck into, from jumbo hot dogs filled with barbecue sauce and mustard seed onions to a hearty British beef stew with allotment veggies and English mustard crumble.
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Jonah Hill is joining the list of celebs fleeing to the suburbs in the San Fernando Valley. The "Moneyball" actor just plunked down $2.175 million for a cute Cape Cod style home in Tarzana.
The 4,650 square foot home has 5 bedrooms and 5.5 baths -- and includes a commercial-grade, glass front refrigerator, two master bathroom showers (one is steam) and a private terrace attached to the master suite.
And, since you can fry an egg on a Tarzana sidewalk during summers, the property has the obligatory swimming pool, and also a tennis court, citrus grove and even a bocce ball court.
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Beautiful home.
Well done!
This guy isn't funny or even good looking, why is he even a "star"?
Now that's nice!
damn that's expensive for the SFV. that area is seriously uninhabitable during the summer lol.
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The house looks good.
I don't see any gym equipment anywhere. That's right, pamper yourself fatty. You soooooooo deserve it,,
If he really "just plunked down $2.175 million" for the house, then why does he have a mortgage? Simple: because he didn't really plunk down 2.175 million. This is marketing language created by mortgage lenders/brokers/banks, etc. to create the feeling that people really own their home. etc. Only a small percentage of the population plunks down the full payment for a house. Remember, you are not really a home owner until the mortgage is paid off.
That's not a Cape Cod style home. Cape Cod's are 2 stories and the staircase is immediately in front of you as you enter through the front door.
nice digs!
$2 million to live in Tarzana? What the...
I wouldn't live in the SFV even if Jonah Hill paid me 2 Million Dollars. I think he is a great actor and everything, but if I were him, I woulda moved to Malibu with my 2 Million. The SFV is a trash dump
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The Chicago Bears front office started to hand out new contracts before the Week 17 showdown against the Green Bay Packers.
They started off with placekicker Robbie Gould and fullback Tony Fiammetta then made a huge splash just a couple days later. Yesterday the team announced the signings of starting quarterback Jay Cutler, corner-back Tim Jennings and offensive guard Matt Slauson.
If you haven't heard, Cutler's deal was a seven year contract worth around $126 million. But only $54 million of that money is guaranteed.
A key section of this team that needs to be patched up is the defense. This team was pretty much expected to at least tie the turnover mark they set last year. Big pieces of this defense fell apart and were trampled throughout the year.
Veteran corner Tim Jennings did his very best to holding this secondary together after having to take over once Charles 'Peanut' Tillman was sidelined for the remainder of the year. He had Bowman by his side, but Tillman and Jennings were the turnover machines last year.
Tim did a decent job this year, but his interception totals fell from nine (career high) to only four. But he had two returned for a touchdown which was another career mark that he set.
It appears that Jennings will be the only veteran corner that this team will re-sign as Tillman's time with the Chicago Bears is more than likely up. It's a sad thing to think about, but it's a business at the same time and things like this happen every year.
Jennings and the Chicago Bears were able to agree to a four year, $22.4 million contract according to the Chicago Tribune. This will more than likely keep him in Chicago until he's ready to walk away from the game. He'll be 34 by the time his contract is up.
Another thing worth noting is that $11.815 million of the deal is guaranteed.
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Monthly Archive for October, 2009
Graphic of the Day: Bay Bridge Fail Whale
When users overwhelm Twitter, the Fail Whale shows up. When parts of the Bay Bridge fall and hit three cars, forcing a shutdown and the media to play the "Is it Open or Is it Closed?" game, we get this: Thanks to SF Weekly for adding a little levity to the bridge fiasco. Check out […] [Read More]
Online dating swindler poses as war hero
Romance con artist stole the identity of war hero Sergeant First Class John Adams Call it the Nigerian scam of the online dating world. CBS5′s Anna Werner investigated the case of a man who tugged at one woman's heart to get her money. His name was Sergeant First Class John Adams and he claimed he […] [Read More]
Bourdain likens Alice Waters to Cambodian dictator
Anthony Bourdain and David Chang (bottom), chef of Momofuku. (Image courtesy of the NYC Wine and Food Festival) Bay Area be proud! We're the whipping boys of New York City chefs! First up, Alice Waters. After saying the Chez Panisse founder "annoys the living s*** out of me," the Travel Channel's Anthony Bourdain bashed her […] [Read More]
The 'Mexican man' Halloween costume
Whatever happened to good old fashioned vampires and witches? It's a question we keep asking ourselves in light of the recent controversies over two Mexican-themed Halloween costumes. Take the ever so subtle illegal alien — a getup that includes an alien mask and an orange jumpsuit stamped with the word "green card." It was yanked […] [Read More]
Looks like BART, smells like BART
Must close eyes, find happy place Oh the humanity! Oh the insanity! Amid the Bay Bridge shutdown, BART commuters are enduring extraordinary conditions: The crowds, the newbies, not to mention B.O. Throw in a power outage and you've got yourself one helluva of a ride. Here are some comments from Twitter. And feel free to […] [Read More]
Photo of the Day: Brown baggin' it
Warning: Excessive smoking and cell phone use may lead to inexplicable paper bag-wearing behavior. Flickr photo courtesy of Troy Holden [Read More]
Canadian tourist describes 'smash' on bridge
The day after the Bay Bridge accident, motorists are recalling the harrowing moment parts of the cantilever section came crashing down. One Canadian couple received a frightening welcome on the first day of their Bay Area visit. Greg Hoff told NBC that he and his wife Evelyn Mau were driving across the bridge when "all […] [Read More]
Ads. They're everywhere. From snow plows and tomatoes, to manholes and bendy straws, nothing is sacred. Microsoft, however, attempted to take product placement to a whole new level with the "Family Guy." The company agreed to sponsor an entire "commercial-free" episode of Fox's animated series. In return, the show would include references to OS Windows […] [Read More]


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Preview: Aspid GT-21 Invictus (BMW V8-Powered)
Spanish specialty carmaker Aspid Cars has dropped the first teaser images of its new GT-21 Invictus, a 2+2 seater sports car. This is Aspid's second vehicle series after the hardcore Super Sports (SS), which kind of resembles a Lotus 7 on steroids.
Aspid's latest creation is built around a lightweight spaceframe and makes use of aerospace grade aluminium, ultra-light high-strength steels, and composites materials for the body to keep its weight at a low 990kg (2,182 lbs) when dry.
The GT-21 Invictus is 700mm longer than the SS at 4,447mm (175 in.), while also measuring 1,883mm (74.1 in.) wide and just 1,226mm (48.3 in.) tall.
Whereas the SS utilizes a 398hp (402PS) 2.0-liter turbo'd four, the GT-21 Invictus employs a BMW-sourced 4.4-liter turbocharged V8 engine producing 450-horses. A dual-clutch transmission with F1-style shift paddles on the steering wheel transfers power to the rear wheels.
The Spaniards estimate that the 2+2 seater will be capable of reaching 100km/h (62mph) in less than three seconds and top out at 300km/h (186mph).
The company said production of the GT-21 Invictus will be limited to 250 units per year with pricing to be announced.
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Most of the high levels of resentment and anger that emerge in marriage counseling come ultimately from partners who don't feel sufficiently loved by each other. Many have learned on television and in magazines and self-help books that they are entitled to be loved, so there's no doubt in their minds that they are justified in their resentment and anger.
Here's the dilemma. Although partners can justify their resentment and anger based on their sense of entitlement, they cannot feel worthy of love while resentful or angry at a loved one. You simply cannot feel valuable while devaluing someone you value.
Entitlement vs. Worthiness
The distinction between feeling entitled to love and worthy of it is important for two reasons. Not only are you unlikely to get much love when resentful or angry but whatever love you do get will feel less than satisfying. Getting love you don't feel worthy of stirs guilt and inadequacy, due to your inability to return it, which you cannot do when resentful or angry.


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Forrest is telling about me how in her psych class, they did the Thermatic Apperception test, where you are shown a picture and you have to make up a story to go with it.
So the picture was this one of a man splayed out in a bed with a woman leaving the room with a hand over her eyes.
And all the other people in the class are making up stories of how it's a bad marriage or she was raped, all these really sad things
And Forrest raises her hand and says "a woman wakes up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and the light is too bright so she has to cover her eyes".
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Writer Paulina Mikol Spiechowicz
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The annual Sacramento Out of the Darkness Community Walk will take place on 10/4/14 at the State Capitol and we are looking forward to another incredible event!
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The Sacramento Out of the Darkness Walk is planned and put on by Volunteers each year. If you would like to be a part of the planning commitee and help use your skills and passion to make this event even better, just let us know.
We have Volunteers that help with snacks and food, sponsorships, planning, logistics, raffle prizes, and more! Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com for more details.
We've got great new incentives for early registration and team fundraising for all of our walk teams this year - with more to come as we move ahead through the walk season. Click here to check out the early-bird registration incentives and more.
Congratulations once again to team JPF for last year's incredible fundraising effort as ur Top Team in 2013!
The Top Team on the day prior to the walk (10/3/14) will carry the walk banner and lead the walk!
As always, we will have a raffle drawing with great prizes from local businesses, Community Partners from the Greater Sacramento Area, Chapter representatives to help fill you in on everything AFSP is doing in our communities, refreshments, and much more!
The Out of the Darkness Community Walk is a 3-5 mile scenic walk taking place in more than 300 communities across the country this fall. Proceeds will benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, to fund research, education, survivor and awareness programs — both to prevent suicide and to assist those affected by suicide.
The Walk begins and ends at the State Capitol west steps and we will have details and route specifics posted soon.
Dogs are welcome at the Walk. People and canine friendly ones only please & please clean up after your dog!
Volunteer with us on Walk Day and help us make the Sacramento Out of the Darkness Community Walk a success. Our walk is planned and managed by Volunteers just like you, and we would love to have your help on the day of the walk.
We'll have volunteers helping with everything from Event Set Up & Breakdown to Food and Beverage Stations, the Honor Bead Tent, Route Support, Prize Giveaways, and much more!
Email us if you are interested in helping with the walk or if you have any questions about Volunteering with us.
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Someone who changed my outlook on a lot of things passed away recently. Her name was Miriam, and she died of breast cancer--not because she didn't check, she got mammograms regularly—but because for some reason, she was never told she had a tumor.
I remember driving up to her home on that late spring morning, my heart pounding, not sure of what to say. She was among a dozen women listed as victims in a criminal suit filed against the hospital's radiology technician and my last hope of getting an interview.
The door opened and there stood this freckled faced woman with the most inviting smile. She welcomed me in, sat me down on the couch and offered me sweet tea.
"How do you feel?" I asked my first question of the interview.
"I'm blessed," she said, the wrinkles around her eyes deepening.
"You see, I have angels all around me," she said, showing the silver figurines dangling from her bracelet.
"Are you worried about the future?" I asked uncomfortably.
"No, I have a lot of living left to do," she said, motioning toward her husband.
Even at 61 years old, they had that nervous butterfly kind of love.
Miriam didn't blame anyone for losing valuable time that could have been used getting treatment. She knew the end was out of her control and focused on living instead.
We didn't stay in touch after I wrapped up my story, but she would cross my mind often over the next couple of years. Did she ever take that cross country motorcycle ride with her husband? Was she spending time with her grand kids? Would she be called as a witness at trial?
A few weeks ago, I saw a posting on Facebook – the cancer had spread too far. Her online obituary confirmed it – Miriam is gone. But her zest for life left a huge impression -- on her family, friends and even a reporter, fortunate their paths crossed even for a few short minutes.
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Summary of Education Jobs Fund Provisions in the House Amendment to HR 4899, the FY 10 Emergency Supplemental Appropriations bill
7.2.10 – This provision appropriates $10 billion in Fiscal Year 2010 for an Education Jobs Fund in the U.S. Department of Education (ED). The Secretary within 45 days of enactment must award funds to States that have submitted approvable applications. The application may not require information "beyond what is necessary to determine compliance with applicable provisions of law."
The $10 billion is to be distributed subject to conditions described below, under the terms of the State Fiscal Stabilization Fund (SFSF) established by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and Title XV of ARRA (Accountability and Transparency requirements).
The $10 billion shall be allocated by the Secretary of Education as follows:
1. 0.5 percent ($50 million) to the outlying areas;
2. $1 million for administration;
3. 0.5 percent ($50 million) to BIA schools;
4. the remaining $9.899 billion to the States (defined as the Governor) as under SFSF: 61 percent on the basis of their relative population of individuals aged 5 through 24 and 39 percent on the basis of their relative total population.
Any funds that a Governor does not award to Local Education Agencies (LEAs) within one year of receiving funds must be returned to the Secretary for reallocation to other States.
Any State that has an approved application for SFSF Phase II (as of July 2, 40 states plus DC had such approved applications) is deemed in compliance with the "education reform" assurances contained in ARRA. If within 30 days of enactment, a Governor has not submitted an approvable application, the Secretary shall distribute funds to one or more other entities in the State. However, the Secretary must determine that the Maintenance of Effort (MOE) requirements described below will be met notwithstanding the lack of an application by the Governor.
Each State may reserve up to 2 percent of its allocation for its administrative costs of carrying out its responsibilities.
States must use their funds "only for awards to [LEAs] for the support of elementary and secondary education" to retain or create education jobs for the 2010-11 school year (or for funds received through state reallocations, for both the 2010-11 and 2011-12 school year).
Governors must distribute funds to LEAs either through "the State's primary elementary and secondary funding formulae" (same as under SFSF) or based on LEAs relative shares of funds under Title I, Part A of ESEA.
A State may not use funds directly or indirectly to: "establish, restore, or supplement a
rainy-day fund", "supplant State funds in a manner that has the effect of establishing, restoring, or supplementing a rainy-day fund", "reduce or retire debt obligations incurred by the State", or "supplant State funds in a manner that has the effect of reducing or retiring debt obligations incurred by the State."
To receive funds a State must meet certain MOE requirements for their State fiscal year 2011 (these MOE requirements are not subject to any waivers by the Secretary):
- "maintain State support for elementary and secondary education (in the aggregate, or on the basis of expenditures per pupil) and for public institutions of higher education (not including support for capital projects or for research and development or tuition and fees paid by students) at not less than the level of such support for each of the two categories, respectively, for State fiscal year 2009"; OR
- "maintain State support for elementary and secondary education and for public institutions of higher education (not including support for capital projects or for research and development or tuition and fees paid by students) at a percentage of the total revenues available to the State that is equal to or greater than the percentage provided for each of the two categories, respectively, for State fiscal year 2010" OR
- for States that had lower state tax revenues in calendar year 2009 than calendar year 2006, "maintain State support for elementary and secondary education (in the aggregate) and for public institutions of higher education (not including support for capital projects or for research and development or tuition and fees paid by students)… at not less than the level of such support for each of the two categories, respectively, for State fiscal year 2006; …or at a percentage of the total revenues available to the State that is equal to or greater than the percentage provided for each of the two categories, respectively, for State fiscal year 2006."
Funds received by LEAs may only be used for "compensation and benefits and other expenses, such as support services, necessary to retain existing employees, to recall or rehire former employees, and to hire new employees, in order to provide early childhood, elementary, or secondary, educational and related services."
Funds may not be used for "general administrative expenses" or for "other support services expenditures".
LEAs that certified compliance with assurances required by Section 442 of the General Education Provision Act (GEPA) in their previously submitted State application for funds under SFSF) do not have to recertify their compliance with such assurances.
It appears that LEAs would have until September 30, 2012 to "obligate" funds based on Sec. 421 of GEPA, which automatically extends the period available for obligation of funds by one additional fiscal year beyond the year in which funds are appropriated.
Other provisions of ARRA applicable to SFSF apply to funds under this bill including:
- SEC. 14008. State Reports
- SEC. 14011. Prohibition on provision of certain assistance.
"No recipient of funds under this title shall use such funds to provide financial assistance to students to attend private elementary or secondary schools."
- SEC. 14012. Fiscal Relief. However, the waivers of the MOE requirements applicable to SFSF do not apply to these funds. Thus, no waiver is available for the MOE requirements. Paragraph (D), concerning the Secretary granting approval for LEAs to treat funds received from this program as non-Federal funds for the purpose of any requirement to maintain fiscal effort under any other education program, is still applicable.
- SEC. 14013. Definitions
There are requirements applicable just to the State of Texas:
- Funds must be allocated to LEAs using their share of Title I funds and shall be used to supplement and not supplant State formula funding.
- The Governor of Texas must provide an assurance that "the State will for fiscal years 2011, 2012, and 2013 maintain State support for elementary and secondary education at a percentage of the total revenues available to the State that is equal to or greater than the percentage provided for such purpose for fiscal year 2011 prior to the enactment of this Act."
- The Secretary shall not distribute funds to another State entity in the absence of an application from the Governor of Texas unless the Governor assures that the State will meet the two above requirements.
Our National Legislators and the Current Administration are thugs. All these requirements to keep education funding at certain levels in future years in order to recieve funds is nothing short of favoring a special interest (teachers unions) over every other constituancy that a state may have. Sure, take some fake money from the federal govenment as long as you give up your 10th amendnment rights. This republic is now a tyranny. Expect Rebellion.
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WEATHER DISCUSSION A weak warm front will nudge into our northern reaches overnight tonight into tomorrow bringing a chance for a few isolated light showers mainly to the coast and Cascades with only a slight chance for western areas. All areas will dry out by the early afternoon so trick-or-treating or any other Halloween activities … Continue reading »
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WEATHER DISCUSSION Clear skies and drying conditions will lead to another cold night across the region with a Frost Advisory in effect for the coast and a Freeze Warning for west side valleys for lows dipping to the upper-20s and low-30s by Wednesday morning. Tomorrow a warm front will pass through bringing a chance for … Continue reading »
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Mountain Pass Snow Tonight
A cold front passed through today bringing showers and breezy to gusty winds. Isolated showers will continue tomorrow mainly in the morning, with snow showers above 4,000 feet. Siskiyou Summit as well as the other Cascade passes could receive light snow accumulations by tomorrow morning and visibility may be low at times. Behind this front … Continue reading »
Much Cooler End to October
Offshore flow will increase sunshine at the coast this weekend and thus temperatures as well. Inland areas will see little change Saturday with increasing clouds and winds on Sunday. Expect quite breezy conditions on the east side with sustained winds of 20mph, and a big drop in temperatures next week as a large upper low … Continue reading »
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There will be little change in the weather through Saturday with areas of fog at the coast in the overnight and mornings with patchy fog in the mornings for the Umpua Basin, Grants Pass area and Illinois Valley. Once the fog clears we'll see sunshine which will help warm temperatures quickly in the afternoon. A … Continue reading »
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Another Beautiful Fall Week
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Currently lying on the sofa in a puddle of pity. Xmas was wiped out by norovirus and now got biblical manflu.Not left the house in 10 days :). Anyway whining over.
While lying here I fancied doing some research into kayaking. The faster river type stuff. Appreciate I will have to start on easy flat lakes and slow stuff to start with.I wondered if anyone could recommend a forum or some other internet based resource to read up about it.
I have kayaked a few time when younger but nothing much. And I need to learn to swim to a better level than I can now. HAd a forum search but it came up with climbs named "kayak"
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Teaghyn Misse, 6, left, and her sister Adrienne Hail, 8, land at the the bottom of the Super Slide during Rodeo Carnival at La Paloma Academy. There may not have been ropin' and ridin' during the four-day carnival over rodeo weekend, but there were plenty of activities that helped raise money for the school.
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LAS VEGAS -- The Nevada Test Site 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas has a new name. The new name, the Nevada National Security Site, is meant to reflect the change from nuclear explosions to counter terrorism experiments.
The test site has gone through many changes over the years -- from mushroom clouds to underground explosions that continued until 1992.
The newly renamed Nevada National Security Site, or N2S2, aims to change the experiments from destruction to detection.
"This is the only place in the United States you can test chemical weapons. You can do it out in the open. It's one of the places you can do some great work in the tunnels that are available there, find out what some of the bad guys might try and do," said Nevada Senator Harry Reid.
Those potential bad guys Reid speaks of include Iran, North Korea and other countries developing weapons of mass destruction. That is bringing the U.S. State Department to Nevada's test site for the first time with a message for rogue nations.
"I think it will make a major difference in how we're able to do our job to keep them from doing the job they want to do," said Brian Nordmann with the State Department.
The name change also carries with it an added level of federal investment -- $40 million this year alone.
"This is not going to replace the 11,000 jobs that we've lost over the years, but we have about 3,000 people working there now, so it's going to create hundreds of new jobs. But this is only the beginning," said Sen. Reid.
The test site is also home to a new solar power testing zone. The Secretary of Energy says that project will create thousands of construction jobs and hundreds of permanent jobs.


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28 Pregnant Women Died from H1N1
Everyone has their own opinion on the swine flu vaccine, but the CDC has one -- they are urging people to get the H1N1 shot. And their latest statistics say that 28 pregnant women have died after contracting H1N1.
In total, 700 cases of the virus have sprung up in pregnant women since April.
This freaks me out. I don't like hearing about pregnancy deaths when I am pregnant. But I am still not getting the H1N1 vaccine.
Note: This is my choice, and I know you will make your choice on whether or not to get the shot based on your thoughts and beliefs -- not mine.
Of course, it's important to look at why they urge pregnant women to get the shot.
Dr. Manny Alvarez, who is head of maternal fetal medicine at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey says:
- Pregnancy makes our immune system slower, so a virus like the flu can get serious faster.
- Also, our respiratory volume changes, so if complications from the flu arise, it is more difficult on the patient, especially if it's something like pneumonia.
Have you changed your mind on the H1N1 vaccine? What are your thoughts?
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aurorabunnyOctober 6, 2009 at 8:27 AM
Hey 25 people have died so far from the shot too last I heard...so they're pretty even. I don't believe that statistic. Just don't.
And good for you for still not getting the shot.
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KatieP.October 6, 2009 at 9:48 AM
so sick of the hype. how many pregnant women have died of the regular flu? and how many are going to die of the vaccine? no I'm not getting it, as a scientist I KNOW they simply haven't had the time to properly test it.
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RoniVOctober 6, 2009 at 11:36 AM
I also am not getting the H1N1 vaccine. I talked with my doctor about it, brought up my concerns, and she says she is also not pushing it to patients because despite everyone saying it is safe, she has not seen enough actual documentation to support this. Luckily I work from home so I don't have to go out often, but when we do my family will just do our best to avoid getting sick and pray for the best.
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RanaAuroraOctober 6, 2009 at 12:29 PM
From what I've read, to save ONE life would take one million vaccinations against it. However, in those million, at least 20 would DIE from the vaccine ITSELF. To summarize, you're more likely to die from the vaccine itself than be saved by it.
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bryncalynOctober 6, 2009 at 3:13 PM
I am not getting the shot. I don't believe it has been tested well. If people get the regular flu after getting the flu shot, who is to say you will be protected after taking the H1N1 flu shot?
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athenax3October 6, 2009 at 6:10 PM
I'm pregnant- I want no part of this vax- period. In my mind it's not nearly had enough time to be sure of what the outcome of this vax will be, and frankly- the regular flu can be deadly as well and I've never gotten that shot either- the statistics and the scare tactics just don't add up to me, and I'm not generally a conspiracy theorist kind of woman, however, I and my family will be taking a pass on this vax.
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AmyTuteurMDOctober 6, 2009 at 7:48 PM
No, no one has died from the H1N1 vaccine. 25 people died in 1976 when 40 million people were vaccinated against a different flu.
The "perfect storm" in the world of influenza viruses is when a virus that is particularly deadly comes in contact with a virus that can easily be transmitted from one human being to another. When that happens, the result can be a new virus that is particularly deadly and is now contagious.
The new H1N1 variant of influenza is a "perfect storm" virus. It has the three deadly characteristics that we would expect in such a virus: it is new, so people are not immune to it; it can cause severe illness and death; and it is contagious from person to person.
H1N1 is here, and it is a particularly deadly form of influenza. It can be passed person to person. We know from history that similar viruses have killed 10 of millions of people in one epidemic. We also know that vaccination is the only way to prevent the flu. That's why the CDC recommends vaccination.
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neonds13October 6, 2009 at 9:17 PM
I would like to know where those "supposed" 28 pregnant women were living.... Was it here in the US? I would think that if it was it would be plastered all over the local news, newspapers, magazines, ect. However, this is the first I have heard of this. And too, if this were true (which in my opinion, I highly doubt) I would like to know more about these pregnant women - about their backgrounds, lifestyle, living situation (i.e. poor, mid-class, rich), and what kinds of other health conditions they may have had (other than being pregnant) that the H1N1 virus may have complicated overall ending in their deaths. There seem to be A LOT of unanswered questions when it comes to all the deaths that the Swine Flu has "supposedly" caused and/or been blamed for.
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AmyTuteurMDOctober 6, 2009 at 9:30 PM
"There seem to be A LOT of unanswered questions when it comes to all the deaths that the Swine Flu has "supposedly" caused and/or been blamed for."
Don't be confused. The fact that you don't know the answers does not mean that the answers are unknown.
The 28 pregnant American women who died since May were otherwise healthy. The have been 700 documented cases of H1N1 among pregnant women during that time. 100 women ended up in the ICU and 28 died.
Pregnant women are especially vulnerable for two reasons. First, pregnancy weakens the immune system making pregnant women more susceptible to a variety of illnesses. Second, the complications of this flu are often lung complications, and the large uterus of pregnancy pushes against the lungs making it harder to ensure that pregnant women whose lungs are compromised can get adequate oxygen.
What makes this flu especially worrisome is that unlike typical flu, which poses the greatest threat to the elderly, this flu appears to pose the greatest threat to children and pregnant women who are otherwise healthy.
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aurorabunnyOctober 6, 2009 at 10:09 PM
Sorry I don't believe for one second that no one has died from THIS swine flu shot. It's just a conspiracy.


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|The Pursuit, Kayenta Arizona by William Robinson Leigh
|The Watcher by Frank Weston Benson
|Lincoln's Birthday Flags-1918 by Childe Hassam
|working of The Pursuit, watercolor pencil sketch by laura
|The Pursuit, Kayenta Arizona by William Robinson Leigh
|The Watcher by Frank Weston Benson
|Lincoln's Birthday Flags-1918 by Childe Hassam
|working of The Pursuit, watercolor pencil sketch by laura
Your pictures are so beautiful, both those created with paint and those brush stroked with words. Thank you for sharing your talents and for sharing your childlike wonder and trust in God.
Yes, impressionist art is my favorite. Impressionist era piano music was always my favorite to play. I wish we had a free museum nearby. Beautiful words, Laura! As always.
Oh, that's me at an art museum! There's never enough time! So glad you get to do this. You're making me wish I lived where I could, too. But when I get the chance...
Thanks for taking me with you today.
Sylvia at sylvrpen.com
I am the product of a preacher and an artist. So I went to college to get a fine art degree but ended up eventually veering more closely to my father's craft of "pastoring" by being a counselor. I could never achieve the loose, gentle impressions that Impressionist artists or even watercolor artists could master. I preferred the certainty of graphite and a good kneaded eraser or those much more forgiving oils! haha! And my writing is the same way--practical, based in pure reality and full of "re-dos." But I sooo very much appreciate your amazing writing, your insights, your photography, your art--all of it, Laura. You are different by God's design. But it's great that we can appreciate and love each other's God given expressions. And today your expression is amazing! I hope your birthday was just as amazing as well!
thank you for sharing your milk mustache with us...
Oh, Laura! This just gave me goosebumps for so many reasons. I've been re-visiting my attempts (and failures) to teach my children art during our home schooling years, wondering what they took away from those efforts. And the picture you paint, through your words,of young Laura just grieves me heart.
But art and music bring healing, and give us hope--restoring the years the locusts have eaten. I love the way kingdom life is waking up within you!
Laura - I too am learning to link my arm though His and walk together - it is amazing how everything looks them:) I would love to see the sketches complete:) Enjoy Tuesday:)
oh, that quote! so much to digest there. Like you, I've kept myself from places I believed I didn't belong, still do sometimes. We're learning it doesn't hurt to give ourselves permission to live in truth and passion.
What a special post. I grew up with a Mom who purposefully took us to museums of all kinds. We were stationed in Washington, DC when I was in 5th to 8th grade where she had a field trip planned for many weekends to the incredible art and history museums of our capitol. Being afraid to go was never in my makeup, but being an artist was also not in my makeup. I appreciate art but cannot draw. I appreciate music tremendously but failed at playing the piano, the clarinet, and the bassoon, of all instruments!! I loved them all, but was terrible. But Mama taught me to appreciate the arts so that is what I do...APPRECIATE! Now I write on a blog and enjoy that as I believe God has given me more than an appreciation, but I blog in His language as I love my walk with the Lord. So He writes and I type what I hear. I hope! Well, most of the time.
Thanks, Laura. It is good to be back in this writing world. Being a child...I think I do that better than the adult thing.
"Truly I say to you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child will not enter it at all." Luke 18:17
Caring through Christ, ~ linda
A beautiful playdate indeed. I love the idea of you prayer-walking with your Savior through the museum, enjoying the creative gifts of those created in His image and creating some of your own beauty as well. This post makes me beam with delight. May you discover more wonder and blessing tomorrow, friend. Thanks so much for sharing this bit of your heart.
(That L'Engle book is dogeared in my house too. I bought it in a floating Christian bookstore on a ship that traveled about to port cities lacking such places, of which Bangkok was one. Perhaps I love it for that as much as for the content, which is excellent.)
Oh, I wish I could wander through the museum with you, too. My husband and I soaked up bountiful beauty everywhere we looked, it seemed, when we lived in Europe as newlyweds. And to move slowly thru as if to rediscover the eyes of a child, yes, that will be sheer gift. Happy holy week, dear friend.
What a beautiful image of you and your Companion soaking up the Impressionists together. I had a similar experience at the National Gallery. I actually just stumbled in to get out of the cold and took some time to enjoy their Calder mobiles. As they move the colored shadows change, no two moment is alike.
I am so happy that you are able to enjoy art with your Holy Companion and for you sharing glimpses with us. Hugs to you, my friend :) Museums and art also make me think of God and draw close to Him.
This sounds like a very good danger indeed. And you're playing with art again!
Laura, you always write so beautifully and expressively, no matter what subject you choose. God has indeed gifted you with the gift of writing, and you've perfected it through much study and practice. So happy for you that you have a free museum where you can lose your adultness and simply enjoy the beauty. So glad that you not only take your Savior along with you, but that you then share the God-and-you experience with us, so we may partake more bountifully of our own conversations with our Lord. Blessings and love.
Oh, Laura...you are speaking my language today. The Impressionists and Madeleine L'Engle, too. I LOVE this line, my friend: "When God is one's companion…the feet will make every space holy."
We do a lot of driving in the summer. I MUST figure out a way to stop for coffee in West Virginia! Thanks for this beautiful post.
I love the Impressionists, in music as well as in art. God's Word gives us an impression of His beauty, but how amazing it will be when we see Him face to face! Thanks for the beautiful post and for hosting & God bless,
This post makes me want to play hooky and spend a Tuesday with you... ;)
Love this loveliness, Laura - so much. Thank you. I'm glad you're taking Tuesdays for YOU and for deep conversation with the artist in you and Artist who made you.
Free Tuesday, and I like free. When I was growing up in Oakland, CA there were several museums, both art and antique and history, but there was no charge then. Times change and once a week is good to encourage people to visit the museum. Color and different types of art are so lovely!
love. just love this. i am always so glad i read here because peace always comes round....
"I've resolved to wear this place out every Tuesday" Love this!
"I have been afraid of places like this most of my life. The subtle messages the world sends to a young girl growing up in poverty...these were places I didn't belong." Yes.
An inspiring post, Laura!
I reread this post several times. Just love how you drink in the art. Reminds me of Henri Nouwen and how he loved Rembrandt's Prodigal son. Sounds like to me all art speaks to you but may you also be blessed with some special one near and dear to your heart!
My entry is for anyone who has ever been betrayed and stolen from. Jesus was betrayed by his closest friends, yet he forgave. It must not have always been easy to forgive, but he did.
Often after I read your words I have none of my own. That seems to be the case today. So I will just say...sigh. And hope that you can translate that, my friend.
What a beautiful artist's date.
The Artist. :)
Smiling at your sighing, Elizabeth :). I'll take that because I've often felt the same at your words .
I love that Nouwen book, Jean. I'm not quite the wordsmith he is, but art does inspire!
Even now I feel that trepidation that I don't belong. You know the funny thing? The museum is on the top of a winding hilly road and there are banners attached to the utility poles all the way up. They say, "You belong in a museum." I let that minister to me every time.
That makes me feel so good, Kendal. What high praise, to be the bearer of peace. Thank you.
It has been transformational--these playdates with God. Thank you for sharing them with me, Diana.
We sure would have fun...
What a lovely way to think of this art style, Laurie. And, yes--face-to-face...how wonderful it will be.
If you pass through WV, you had better stop to see me! We'll make a run for the museum--or at least read some lines of L'Engle over a glass of lemonade. That would be perfect.
Thank you, Marilee. You bless me with your words. I'm grateful for the way you share in this little community here.
These little sketches are curing me of so many ills! Plus, it's fun.
Beauty does that to me too, Dolly. Hugs right back to you!
Sandra, it's nice to see you here! This summer when we took our boys to DC they all went to the Aerospace Museum and I went to the National Gallery. It is one of my favorite memories from that trip. I almost got lost in Vincent's eyes. Your story sounds like a scene from a movie! It's good to stumble into beauty that way :)
Oh, to live in Europe as newlyweds! That sounds incredibly romantic, Alicia. I hope one day we can sit across from each other over a cupa so you can tell me all about it.
I don't think I can visit that place enough times to have enough time there. Yesterday I made it through a special anniversary exhibit. I'll write about it soon (and share my sketches--this is so much fun!). Give Ebony a smooch for me.
What a blessing to be raised to appreciate art this way, Linda. I am still learning. Slowly, but joyfully.
I am finding it so liberating to let my heart go back to that young girl I was and give permission to enjoy, explore, and question. The hardest part is taking the first step in that direction. BUt when I get there I find my heart is young again.
Yes, isn't it? Amazing? I'll have to post my little sketches on FB when I get them all done. The fun thing is they are nothing fancy so I don't stress about them at all. It's just fun, fun, fun.
Just think what a gift you gave your children by just sharing your love for beauty, Nancy. I'm guessing they are better at seeing because of the ways you taught them about art. And, yes--this has been a healing process. One I didn't even know I needed!
It will never make it onto the milk carton...(smiling)
Thank you, Beth, I appreciate the gifts God has given and cultivated in you too, friend. I had a lovely birthday, thanks for asking. 29 again...
I think that is the hardest part for me, Sylvia--giving myself permission to "waste" time this way. But it is so restorative, so invigorating. I am so grateful for it. You may come with me any time!
You play piano? What a lovely gift, Becky. I'm imagining all your littles dancing a ballet as you perform...
Thank you, Nancy. That's it, isn't it? Childlike wonder? It sure opens the eyes to the bigness of our good God.
Your story made me sad, but glad you have a redeemer who restores the things that men take away. I'm glad Jesus is our role model when it comes to these things.
Your writing style and the way you form a picture with your words are so soothing, calming, beautiful.
I experienced your words recently at a museum looking at the details of paintings. I think age has given me an appreciation of more art froms. Voice, singing use to be my way of drawing close to the creator, the way voices blend together, how words are framed in a song, the message of light of our Savior...hummm, I still enjoy listening but my singing voice has lost so much of the ability to reproduce the pleasant sounds. Age has taken its toll but it has not taken away the desire to enjoy pleasure and your post gave me pleasure. Blessings my sister.


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