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Assault Investigation and Arrest in Webster County
Date of News Release: 08/18/2011
(Madisonville, Ky.) -- On Wednesday August 17, 2011 at 2131 hours, Kentucky State Police Post 2 Madisonville received a call of a possible stabbing in the Wheatcroft area. Upon arrival, units had discovered that Sommer L. Owen had received numerous cut wounds. While en route to the location of the female victim, Kentucky State Police learned that there was a second victim. The second victim was discovered to be Jerry D. Rodney. Mr. Rodney had also received numerous cut wounds. Through the course of the investigation, it was discovered that the accused was Daniel W. Kautzman.
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Ticklists: West Country Climbs.
Hidden - 2nd - 19/Aug/14
david morse - Lead O/S - 17/Aug/14 with KT
Hidden - 2nd β - 17/Aug/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 05/Jul/14
Mark Kemball - Lead - 05/Jul/14 with Solly Kemball Dorey
lots of balance, bridge moves not recommended if slightly wet as quite polished in placesdready - Lead O/S - 15/Jun/14 with whiteexplorer
polished in placeswhiteexplorer - 2nd O/S - 15/Jun/14 with joe
Hidden - Lead O/S - 23/Apr/14
gowla - Lead - 08/Apr/14 with Max
Hidden - 2nd dog - 21/Mar/14
very wetian d f - Lead O/S - 21/Mar/14 with David Brock, Steve Robinson
stevorobs3 - 2nd O/S - 21/Mar/14 with David Brock, Ian Faulkner
jcw - 2014
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2014
mike.moss - Lead O/S - 12/Oct/13 with Chris Ackroyd
PaulTanton - Lead O/S - 05/Sep/13 with Ted Roggers
Ian JL - Lead O/S - 19/Aug/13
Hidden - 2nd β - 30/May/13
Knackered! The bottom section of Beaker Route followed by the top section of The Armchair.jhb0510 - 2nd O/S - 28/May/13 with Steve Seale
oakapple - Lead O/S - 13/May/13
Hidden - 2nd dog - 2013
Nick Biven - 2013
Nice, but wetfraserbarrett - Lead O/S - 30/Dec/12
Really nice route that just keeps going. The crack was a bit wet in placeskatiep - Lead O/S - 27/Oct/12 with Alex Banks
Great climb with a technical but enjoyable start.Albachoss - 2nd O/S - 27/Oct/12 with Katie Preston
Got through the polished stuff at the bottom and then a stupid slip. Gear is good from the 'beaker' onwards and its a great climb.Dilwat - Lead dog - 21/Sep/12 with Pete
without wires!gowla - Lead rpt - 14/Sep/12 with Keith Mitchell
Bex_M - 2nd O/S - 16/Aug/12 with Duncan Dunbar
carlgodfrey - Lead O/S - 12/Jun/12
a little wet in places. exit involved humping a brain-shaped shrubberyjon_ridley - Lead O/S - 06/Jun/12 with Geoff Pyatt, Gavin Oliver
groliver26 - 2nd - 06/Jun/12 with Jon Ridley
quite wet, felt sustained and difficult, took a long time, bold at the startStewart Armstrong - Lead - 03/Jun/12 with Steve Westwood
Dripping wet in the middle section. Also birds nest with eggs in the armchair. arandall - Lead O/S - 06/May/12 with Wendy Matthews
was a little wet and dripping :)Wendy Watthews - 2nd dog - 06/May/12 with arandall
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2012
Jo Nosworthy - 2nd O/S - 30/Sep/11 with mark Agne
gowla - Lead β - 13/Sep/11 with tom maunder
Dave Heaton - Lead - 23/Jun/11 with Jake Nichol
Hidden - Lead O/S - 11/Jun/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 04/Jun/11
oooeese - 2nd O/S - Jun/11 with josh daymond
ben bowry - 2nd O/S - Jun/11 with Matthew Murphy
Hidden - Lead O/S - Jun/11
lead 1st pitch! good route!Master Chief - AltLd O/S - 25/May/11 with Jeremy
Hidden - Lead - 29/Apr/11
Hidden - 2nd - 29/Apr/11
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 28/Apr/11
It was a bit greasy.masa-alpin - Lead O/S - 26/Apr/11 with Tony H
More polish than an army parade ground! Top route though, even if it was a little tricky. Of special note are the jackdraws who jumped out of the armchair cave where they are nesting and then "escorted" me to the top!nickstephens - Lead O/S - 25/Apr/11
Andyh83 - Lead - 12/Feb/11 with Erin
Hidden - 2011
Hidden - 2nd - 16/Sep/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 28/Aug/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 28/Aug/10
tommytuffa - Lead O/S - 12/Aug/10 with ollie b
A surprisingly good climb, should be done in one pitch, worth 2 stars and ample gear so no need for the flutter symbol in the new rockfax. Start holds are polished but positivekevin stephens - Aug/10
Pitch 2metal arms - AltLd O/S - 17/Jul/10
Started to drizzle so ran the two pitches together to get out fast.Tim M - Lead O/S - 04/Jul/10 with Emma
climbergg - 2nd - 04/Jul/10 with cheesesarnie
led first pitch to the 'Armchair' - which seemed to be an uncomfortable hanging belay shared with a large plant - more of a hanging basket really. adamscottthomas - AltLd O/S - 27/Jun/10 with Kafoozalem
will_benfold - Lead O/S - 12/Jun/10 with Maria
d_meacher - 2nd O/S - 05/Jun/10 with Sarah Joyce
Hidden - Lead O/S - Jun/10
With Simon from France on BMC international meet.Bobby Gilbert - 2nd rpt - 15/May/10 with Simon from France
Bobby Gilbert - AltLd O/S - 28/Apr/10 with Paul Abram
top half of pitch was soaking wet, felt like hard E1.Dan_Carroll - Lead O/S - 09/Apr/10
Did the first pitch.GarethHall - AltLd O/S - 02/Apr/10 with Gary Wong
Led 2nd pitch, which was a wall of water! Thankfully juggy.garywong - AltLd O/S - 02/Apr/10 with Gareth Hall
Seymore Butt - 2010
sparbus - AltLd - 21/Oct/09 with mike b
Bit of a battle! Left cams on the ground so had to have them passed up to me!! Ran out of quickdraws too so had to improvise with a hex! Wet in places.Duncan Campbell - UKC - Lead O/S - 14/Sep/09 with Dom Jeff, Jerome Taylor
Richard Horn - Lead O/S - 28/Aug/09
A slimy, polished and unpleasant, pumpy route. With woodlice!!Mark_RMC - AltLd - 22/Aug/09 with Rob Smart
Roger Cruse - AltLd O/S - 07/Jul/09 with Kris
Marti999 - Lead O/S - 18/Jun/09
Got stuck on one move near the bottom as didn't see a foothold - otherwise clean.briar4012 - 2nd dog - 18/Jun/09 with Marti
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 02/Jun/09
mattcyp88 - Lead O/S - 02/Jun/09 with Dave Spencer
Had to ab for some of the gearFat Tim - Lead O/S - 12/Apr/09 with Sarah Baker
Did 1st picth of beaker route then traversed onto 2nd picth of Armchair...traverse was quite hard!Mr Tickle - Lead O/S - 10/Apr/09 with davenev
Started leading p2 but got a bit lost!!!! Luke to the rescue once again :)davenev - 2nd O/S - 10/Apr/09 with luke
Hidden - 2nd - 15/Jun/08
bfreeman - Lead O/S - 15/Jun/08 with Ben Lea
tobydunford - Lead O/S - 10/May/08 with Lisa Paling
lisapaling - 2nd dog - 10/May/08 with Toby Dunford
DeniseWootten - 2nd O/S - May/08 with Paul Hendry
The moves up to the "neck of the beaker" felt insecure and a bit bold. (BTW there's enough gear on P2).bpmclimb - Lead O/S - 23/Oct/07 with Clare
shoulders - Lead - 09/Aug/07 with dai
Hidden - 2nd O/S - Aug/07
Dave Searle - Lead O/S - 08/Apr/07 with jim
Rob Kennard - 2007
wojt - Lead - 2007
Hedley - 2nd - 24/Aug/06 with Matt Burrows
leadmat - Lead - 2006
Bern - 2006
strenuous 1st pitch, virtually unprotected 2nd pitchDifferent Steve - Lead - Sep/05 with Caroline Goldsworthy
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Sep/05
pezzerrr - AltLd O/S - 21/Sep/04
Hidden - AltLd - 27/Jun/03
Led p1cem - AltLd O/S - 18/Apr/03 with Pete Cleveland
eddy-on-the-rocks - Lead O/S - Apr/03 with Dan
Steve Vincent - 2nd - 25/Aug/02
alex_th - Lead O/S - Aug/02 with Royston Smith
andy_pemberton - Lead - 2002
rlrs - AltLd - 2001
Hidden - Jan/00
michael burrows - 2nd - 28/Jul/97 with steve swygart
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 10/Aug/96
start up breaker routecolin milton - Lead dog - 15/Apr/95 with eric milton
NickJH - Lead - Aug/90 with D Townsend
charlesmfrench - Solo O/S - 27/May/90
Ashley Hold - 2nd - 07/Aug/88
Hidden - Lead O/S - 09/May/87
RichardMc - Lead O/S - 20/Apr/87 with Tim Oakes
sadams - 2nd - 28/Jul/86 with Kevin Edwards
keefe - 24/Aug/84
Hidden - AltLd - 02/Aug/84
Hammy - Lead - 11/Aug/81 with Rob Lawson
Approx dateNigel Coe - Lead - 12/Oct/80 with John Walmsley
Hidden - Lead - 13/Jun/80
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Your October Money HoroscopeOctober 1, 2014 at 12:00 am
Your Money Horoscope: Eclipses and Retrogrades
October is a busy astrological month for your Money Horoscope for many reasons, and two of those reasons are the Full and New Moon Eclipses on October 8 and 23, respectively. Another factor will be the Mercury Retrograde beginning October 4 and ending on the 25th. Not only does the Mercury Retrograde begin in Scorpio, but on the day that the Sun enters Scorpio (the 23rd) we will also experience a New Moon Solar Eclipse in the same sign. Scorpio is a security- and money-minded sign.
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Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1 p.m. at Georgia Memorial Park Funeral Home. Interment Georgia Memorial Park.
Born in Atlanta, Mr. Lummus was the owner of a painting company most of his life. He loved blues music and was a collector.
He is survived by his son, Shannon Lummus of Stockbridge; two daughters, Tracy Erwin, of Temple, and Diane Tucker, of Stockbridge; siblings, John Lummus, of Covington, Deloris Shelton, of Newnan, and Sandy Williams, of Roswell; eight grandchildren; five great-grandchildren and fiancée, Sarah Eileen Marks, of Jonesboro.
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We often blame "baby fever" on our biological clocks. We're designed to want children, right? After all, if we didn't want them on some internal, subconscious level, how many people would actually PLAN to have no sleep, get puked and pooped on, spend their life fortune on college for a kid? Okay, I'm kidding. There are so many great reasons to have kids, but really, the biological drive for a baby can be strong -- strong enough to even override some real logic.
While normally only contributed to women, a recent study and personal experiences confirm it: Men totally get baby fever.
Researchers decided to look at three possible causes for baby fever:
The sociocultural view: People want to have a baby because they are taught gender roles. Women think they should have children because society says that is what they are supposed to do.
The byproduct view: Humans experience nurturance. When they see a cute baby they want to take care of it, and that makes them want to have a baby of their own. Baby fever is a by-product -- it is nurturance misplaced.
The adaptationist view: Baby fever is an emotional signal -- like a suggestion sent from one part of the mind to the other parts -- that this this could be a good time to have a child.
Obviously, feminists are going GRR at that first one, breastfeeding dolls are often blamed for the second (but bottle-fed babies aren't ... huh?), and the third is the biological clock, like I said. But for men, how much of these are really applicable? Well, it turns out what affected people's want/need to have a baby, regardless of gender, was mostly how their experience had been with kids. People who held sweet, cuddly babies wanted them, people dealing with vomiting and screaming ones didn't, and mixed experiences resulted in mixed feelings about having kids. Really not too surprised there, though I didn't have much experience with babies, period, and never ever wanted them until I was in a relationship with my now-husband, so I'm not sure where that falls.
Overall, though, they were surprised to find that "gender role or misplaced nurturance," the first two categories, while often assumed as having a major impact, were really not. So breastfeeding doll haters, it's okay, pretending to nurse a baby (or bottle-feed one) isn't going to lead to teen sex, for a boy OR girl. They said it was just more fundamental than that.
Funny enough, when asking people to rate desires like being rich, famous, having sex, or having kids, men wanted sex more than they wanted kids, and women wanted kids more than they wanted sex. Who is surprised? Raise of hands? Yeah, didn't think so. Overall, men had a similar baby drive as women, for much of the same reasons, but liked recreational sex more.
Does it surprise you that gender roles, or gender itself, don't have much to do with wanting a baby?
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Yeah, no surprise on any of this, really. My husband wanted to get married and start a family at 17. Guys love the idea of being the one responsible for the BEING of another being, just like we ladies do. There is something joyous about saying "He's my son" or "She's my daughter", that surpasses definition.
And not all baby experiences are alike, thank the Lord!
My husband has always wanted kids more than I did. I often say that's because he doesn't have to spend 9 months carrying them around and then go through childbirth and all that. Having kids is EASY for men, so it's no surprise that they want to do it a lot.
My husband wanted a baby almost as much as I did when we got together. He dreamed about marraige and babies too and it did surprise me but I'm glad.that we wanted the same things. Now that we have a very difficult toddler we joke about not wanting more because of our very hard experience with him, but when the chance came to have another baby both of us were excited and jumped at the chance because we both had baby fever! It is true that the biological clock is more powerful than logic. Sometiems I curse the maternal (or paternal) instinct because it made us want a baby sooo bad even when it's not the right time. And I know I'll keep wanting babies for the rest of my life, even when I'm too old to have them.
My husband and I are both completely exempt from the proposed theories. Despite positive experiences with children and traditional gender role assignments, neither one of us has ever wanted children. We are both entirely void of a nurturing or motherly/fatherly instinct for humans; these instincts are focused towards animals instead. I hear no ticking of some biological clock despite being close to 30. Neither one of us is interested in sacrificing time, money and energy to raise small versions of ourselves. We have no desire, no urge, not even the slightest inkling or fantasy.
So, no, I'm not surprised that gender roles don't play that great a role in the desire to breed. I believe that we have no gender within, and that this genderless being has a predisposition to certain things regardless of nurturing during early life. I'm a living example of that. My mother dressed me like a princess and insisted on good manners and taking care of a home. At the same time, I played with toy trucks in the mud and wrestled with boys. This wasn't something that was impressed upon me, it was just something I felt right in doing.
I think people are simply born one of three ways: they really don't want them; they become pregnant unexpectedly and have them; or they really want them.
You are a robot CrimsonRain lol... I thought the same things as you did but I had no partner at the time. I always said to myself, Im never having kids because they're not for me and I have no need to take care of one... Well guess what my biological clock ticked and I decided i really wanted a baby after all. I am a proud mother of 2 a girl and a boy, I feel very blessed. Thank you lord :)


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You go outside and swipe to tell it to drop your order. It will drop it and then fly away. I kind of want it to beep like Roadrunner and then fly.
"The guy that was running forward, he's missing his right leg," he recalled. "And I watch this guy bleed out and, I mean, the blood is hot." As the man died his body grew cold, said Bryant, and his thermal image changed until he became the same color as the ground.
Go to sleep or I will call the planes.
The pilot said, "We saw a drone, a drone aircraft."
FAA investigating report of drone spotted near NYC
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a commercial pilot's report that he spotted a small unmanned aircraft at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
"We have managed to bring down a drone of the enemy. This has happened before in our country," the agency quoted war games spokesman General Hamid Sarkheli as saying in Kerman, southeast Iran, where the military exercise is taking place.
I don't want to be thick-witted here. I understand that on some level a democracy generally elects human leaders who will not abuse the spirit of the law. I think Barack Obama is such a leader. That is for the historians to determine. But practically, much of our foreign policy now depends on the hope of benevolent dictators and philosopher kings. The law can't help. The law is what the kings say it is.
The drones were terrifying. From the ground, it is impossible to determine who or what they are tracking as they circle overhead. The buzz of a distant propeller is a constant reminder of imminent death. Drones fire missiles that travel faster than the speed of sound. A drone's victim never hears the missile that kills him.
David Rohde, in the Reuters Magazine article "The Drone Wars."
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I stopped in at the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute today to sign up for their Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer's Prevention (WRAP). The institute is part of the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison, the capitol of Wisconsin.
In 2001, WRAP staff began collecting and recording information about the health, lifestyles, genes and cognitive status of adult children of people diagnosed with Alzheimer's. This information is made available to researchers at the University of Wisconsin and the Madison Veterans Administration Medical Center. More than 900 people (including control subjects with no family history of Alzheimer's disease) have signed up to participate in the registry, and some findings have already been released:
- 44% of WRAP participants have the APOE e4 gene that is associated with a higher risk of developing Alzheimer's disease (compared with 15% of control subjects)
- WRAP participants with the APOE e4 gene do not score significantly worse on neuropsychological tests of memory and cognitive function than those without the gene
- Moderate alcohol use and exercise are associated with slightly better performance on cognitive tests
- Brains of people whose parents had Alzheimer's react less to stimulation than brains of people with no family history of the disease.
If I'm accepted into the program, I will need to come back to Madison every four or five years so any changes in my health or cognitive status can be recorded. I may also have the opportunity to take part in future studies.
Adult children of Alzheimer's patients are eligible to participate in WRAP if they are between 40 and 65, and can document that a parent had Alzheimer's disease. I took a copy of my father's autopsy as proof that he had Alzheimer's, but if a parent is still living, medical records showing a clinical diagnosis would be required.
Nick Weber and Nicole Wright of Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute
During my appointment today, Research Specialists Nick Weber and Nicole Wright helped me fill out consent forms as well as a detailed health history. On Friday, I'll go to the University of Wisconsin Hospital to have blood drawn, blood pressure taken, etc. Then I'll go through two and a half hours of neuropsychological testing with Nicole. This should give me a better understanding of what Dad went through during his neurologist visits!


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The latest issue of the e-mail newsletter electronic design update is devoted to microcontrollers. It includes the following articles:
- What Microcontroller Is Best?
- What's Better For Timing Chores: A 555 Or A Microcontroller?
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- Simple Interface Connects Sensor Output To Microcontroller
- Drive Multiple Displays With A Single Microcontroller Port Line
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Sonoma Valley Restaurants
34 Readers' Suggestions
March 7th, 2011
12:41 pm
After living here for six months and eating out constantly, there are only a few places I can recommend wholeheartedly in the Sonoma Valley: Fremont Diner (see above) and El Molina Central, a Diana-Kennedy inspired and approved, sophisticated evocation of Mexico City street food. In Petaluma, Della Fattoria on Friday nights and The Tea Room for breakfast/lunch. While Sonoma produce and victuals are stunning, the restaurant scene may as well be in Peoria. Theme Restauranteurs Rule the Roost. ("Girls and the Whatevers" give wine tourists what they want.) Be wary of older posts above.
— Alex, San Diego
November 20th, 2010
5:44 pm
Your Aug 29th print edition was sorely lacking in recommendations. Glad to see this list here is more exhaustive and accurate. We have an abundance of excellent restaurants, many mentioned above, and I would give a second shout-out for Doce Lunas--a place you would probably never find on your own, but well worth the effort. But the glaring omission on this list is the Depot Hotel (249 First St. West), just north of the Plaza downtown. Great wines, excellent, ever-changing menu specials and the most reasonable prices for both that you will find. Benny Parsons, when he was alive and announcing NASCAR races, either brought or sent scores of people to eat there, always with this admonition: "Go wherever you want, but while in Sonoma, one night has to be reserved for the Depot." I couldn't agree more.
— Anonymous
September 18th, 2010
9:29 pm
A salumaria in Geyserville, Highway 128 - Diavola - is my favorite for fresh, innovative salads, the best pizza which is better than anything I've ever had. Dino, the chef-owner makes his own sausage and prosciutto. The restaurant is in a beautiful old building which survived the 1907 earthquake with giant windows, a high tin ceiling and wide wooden floorboards. The wines are both local and Italian wines, and features a good beer selection
— Anonymous
September 2nd, 2010
7:07 pm
Ravenous is always good for dinner and drinks. Jimtown Store for lunch and fun picnic stuff, great if you're on your bicycle.
Scopa really great Italian, just like the "old country"!
Scopa really great Italian, just like the "old country"!
— Anonymous
August 30th, 2010
11:57 pm
Sunflower Cafe in Sonoma at the town square is a must for breakfast. Good food, value and service. The art and the garden are nice touches. The coffee is the best in town
— Anonymous
August 29th, 2010
7:15 pm
For a great cup of coffee, the flying Goat Cafe just off the square in healdsburg.I also buy coffee there to make at home.it's stored in the bean, but they will grind it for you.
— Anonymous
August 29th, 2010
6:55 pm
In Glen Ellen at Fig Cafe (similar menu as sister: Girl and the Fig) or Glen Ellen Inn, both are a treat, and Glen Ellen is a pleasant village to visit, and close to the Jack London Park, as well as Benziger organic winery, with highland cattle, sheep, and wonderful wine tours and tastings!.
— Sandra, Santa Rosa, CA
August 29th, 2010
11:38 am
I agree that Doce Lunas (8900 Highway 12 in Kenwood) is consistently delicious, and Alex and Jackie Purroy will make you feel like family. The fresh fish prepared Nakayama Katsu style is awesome. Also, if you like Indian Food, check out Yeti Restaurant in Jack London Village on Arnold Drive in Glen Ellen. The locals love it, and the setting alongside Sonoma Creek is beautiful.
— Anonymous
August 28th, 2010
7:32 pm
Try the Healdsburg Bar & Grill. Their seasonal heirloom tomato salad is out of this world.
August 28th, 2010
4:21 am
The very best pizza to be found anywhere is at Rosso Pizzeria & Wine Bar, 53 Montgomery Dr near Third Street in the Creekside Center strip mall in Santa Rosa. Add a farm fresh egg to any pizza. They also have a great assortment of salumi and other Italian dishes and a wine bar.
— Marmeladova, Berkeley, CA
August 27th, 2010
8:24 pm
Schellville Grill,off hwy 121 just prior to the Fremont Diner. Matt the owner/chef is a CIA grad and it shows in the entire menu and wine collection. Looks like a roadhouse and it is casual and Sonoma friendly. Matt is such a foodie he even owns a house in Lucca, Italy that he'll rent to you when he's not there!
— Anonymous
August 27th, 2010
6:04 pm
Dine at Bistro 29 in Santa Rosa, foods reminiscent of Brittany specializing in buckwheat crepes. For true Italian: Riviera in Santa Rosa. Montis in Montgomery Village, brick ovens, tapas and full meals. Kenwood Inn in Glen Ellen for wonderful vineyard views and lovely outside tables.
— Anonymous
August 27th, 2010
12:31 pm
Barndiva in Healdsburg. We swooned over their scrambled eggs....really! Dining in the garden is delightful. The architecture and artwork in the restaurant are cool.
— R Cortez, New Orleans
August 27th, 2010
2:46 am
The Fremont Diner on Hwy 121 between Napa and Sonoma Valley is what you dream of when you are fantasizing about the perfect combination of retro design and locavore, comfort food. A tilt to the south in the menu items, but all ingredients sourced nearby and prepared in the open kitchen. Killer shakes, the best breads, heart-attack Mac n' Cheese and the smoothest cup o' coffee anywhere.
— Anonymous
August 27th, 2010
2:41 am
The best kept secret in Sonoma is right on the town square. The Harvest Moon Cafe, run by Nick and Jen, a husband and wife team. There is a wonderful garden outdoor dining area out back as well. Organic, local fare.
— Lennie_Ross, Los Angeles
September 15th, 2009
8:55 pm
The Fig Cafe in Glen Ellen - owned by the same restauranteur as Estate and The Girl and The Fig--but really, for locals. No corkage, ever. Delightful entrees with local ingredients, relaxed and fun. BUT no reservations, so come early or be prepared to wait.
— Anonymous
July 31st, 2009
12:49 pm
Bistro Ralphs is a find for lunch in Healdsburg. Be sure to stop at the Chamber of Commerce for daily wine tasting cards which enable you to a free tasting. It's a great way to introduce yourself to new wineries, and not something everyone knows about. Oaklville Grocery can be quite pricey, so instead, buy yourself a fresh baguette and your favorite slices of prosciutto, cheeses, et al, and enjoy your lunch in the square or at your favorite winery. Can't go wrong. K.Bellesis
— Kalliope Bellesis, California
April 20th, 2009
3:42 pm
The Garden Court Cafe in Glen Ellen is the BOMB! They have 7 different eggs benedicts and the chef makes the best hollandaise I've ever eaten. They also have great hand pressed hamburgers - try the one with grilled onions, bacon and Toma cheese (it comes from Vella Cheese - a local cheesemaker). They also have a dog menu and allow dogs on their patio.
— Anonymous
December 15th, 2008
12:42 pm
My hands down favorite was Willie's Winebar in Santa Rosa. From the minute we walked in the door, Joe the maitre'd made us feel at home. The tapas style food was divide into sections, and the suggestion of the staff were great. Good list of local wines and just a great overall experience. It was so good in fact that we even considered going back the next night. Instead we went to Flavor's in Santa Rosa which was a disappointment. Mediocre pasta and doughy tastless pizza. On the positive side they had a Pinot Noir that we had at John Ash a few nights before that was delicious.
John Ash was also a disappointment, your money is better spent at Willie's. Lunch at Dorado Kitchen was very nice as was a lunch in Sonoma at Zin. Looking forward to retuning to Willie's for the stuffed quail.
John Ash was also a disappointment, your money is better spent at Willie's. Lunch at Dorado Kitchen was very nice as was a lunch in Sonoma at Zin. Looking forward to retuning to Willie's for the stuffed quail.
— mkramer, NYC
December 14th, 2008
3:52 pm
"Ravenous" and "Bistro Ralph" is the place in Healdsburg(15 Minutes north of Santa Rosa) for local food and fine wine. Northern California casual, with vintners who bring in their 4 to 8 bottles of wine for tasting to go with the local fare. Healdsburg does not have that L.A.-Beverly Hills-Napa feel and is the way it use to be in wine country. Family wineries in Sonoma are friendly.
— Anonymous
November 10th, 2008
2:34 pm
I concur with the Peter Lowell's review. Great, personable staff, delicious and healthy food, and stylish interior. We even got to talk to the cool chef/owner.
— Anonymous
November 6th, 2008
11:37 pm
Try River's End in Jenner on Hwy. 1. Great food and a view of the Russian river where it enters the Pacific to die for,
— Anonymous
September 3rd, 2008
6:49 pm
Flavor Bistro in Santa Rosa (try the Peach Bruschetta-everything is good!)
Zin in Healdsburg- Beer Battered Beans, Peach Salad, Blue Plate Specials...I think I need to live near this restaurant!
Zin in Healdsburg- Beer Battered Beans, Peach Salad, Blue Plate Specials...I think I need to live near this restaurant!
— Anonymous
August 16th, 2008
6:04 pm
The Glen Ellen Inn Oyster Grill & Martini Bar-
it's a little off the beaten path, but it's a wonderful spot to relax and dine.
it's a little off the beaten path, but it's a wonderful spot to relax and dine.
— Anonymous
June 4th, 2008
2:34 pm
Wine Spectrum Shop+Bar is the most unexpected stop in the middle of Santa Rosa. Wandering around Railroad Square on the west side of Hwy. 101 led me to this wine shop that not only serves amazing wines by the glass but also has a great menu of food. (Naturally, all the foods are easy to pair with the wine selection.) From salmon crostini with chevre and meyer lemon to the most mouth watering mushroom bruschetta I've ever had, everything they serve is a culinary event that is satisfying without breaking the bank. Every pairing I've experienced is absolute nirvana. A must try!
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provides high-quality care, a new study suggests.
"To improve the quality of care received by their beneficiaries, some health plans use physician report cards and tiered physician networks to steer their members towards physicians who provide high-quality care. However, most patients do not have access to physician quality measures," wrote Rachel O. Reid, of the University of Pittsburgh and colleagues.
"Patients are therefore encouraged to use publicly available proxies for clinical performance when choosing a physician. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality advises patients to consult state medical boards and to seek information on board certification and training as a way to assess the quality of care physicians provide."
In this study, the researchers analyzed claims 2004-05 data from
1.13 million adult patients to calculate performance scores of
10,408 Massachusetts physicians. They then gathered information
about the same doctors from the Massachusetts Board of Registration
in Medicine.
They found that higher performance scores were associated with
three characteristics: being female, board certification, and
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said there's little evidence to suggest that a patient would
consistently receive better quality care by having a doctor with
these three characteristics, noting that the average difference in
performance scores for a male, non-certified and internationally
trained physician was only 5.9 percent.
They also said they found no significant association between
malpractice claims and performance score. This suggests that
malpractice claims may have more to do with a physician's
communication style and other attributes rather than negligent
"In conclusion, we found that individual physician characteristics are poor proxies for performance on clinical quality measures and are not well suited for use as such by patients," the researchers wrote. "Public reporting of individual physician quality data may provide the consumer with more valuable guidance when seeking providers of high-quality health care."
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Dear Heavenly Father,
I get sad and start to panic when I start to think that this hope I have in my heart is based on nothing, except simple hope. And I start to get scared, and my hope and my optimism - the two things You love the most about me - starts to wane. And I start to fear.
And then I have to remind myself that I have Your word.
In the past few months, I've been blessed to receive many promptings from the Spirit, but I've lacked the courage and strength to follow them. And they always turned out to be correct. And if I had just followed the Spirit, then I wouldn't be where I am now.
So now, whenever the feelings of fear and panic and sadness and anxiety start to creep up on me, I have to remind myself not to ignore Your promises and promptings anymore. Because ignoring them only leads to the heartache that I'm experiencing now.
I simply need the patience to wait…
…and what a test of patience this will be.
I trust you and I love you, Lord. And I know you will not lead me astray.
I say these things in the name of my savior, Jesus Christ. Amen.
This might be really bold of me to say, but … sometimes it seems like I'm a rarity, and others think I'm in the wrong, when I'm not afraid to blatantly ASK Heavenly Father for the noble and worthwhile things I desire. He has promised us specific blessings in the scriptures, and, if I am true to the commandments and His word, I full well intend on asking for these blessings. It's an interesting limbo, being able to submit to his will and then, on the flip side, asking for specifics, but in the end, I might be being bold, but I trust God… and I know he trusts me too. :)
I just showed my mom some of the .gifs I posted, and she says they need to be more uplifting and positive.
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Jul 5, 2020 Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
What this lunar eclipse looks like
The animation shows approximately what the eclipse looks like from the night side of earth.
This is an approximate representation. The eclipse and moon will look slightly different in real life.
This is a penumbral lunar eclipse.
Click the 'play' button to view the animation. The pause button can also be used to temporarily suspend the animation.
Where to see the eclipse
Continents seeing at least some parts of the eclipse:
- South/West Europe
- Much of Africa
- South/West North America
- Much of South America
- Pacific
- Atlantic
- Indian Ocean
- Antarctica
Partial eclipse visible in:
- London, England, United Kingdom
- Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.
- Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.
- Washington DC, District of Columbia, U.S.A.
- Guatemala, Guatemala
- Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
- Havana, Cuba
- Mexico City, Federal District, Mexico
- Johannesburg, South Africa
- Algiers, Algeria
- Lagos, Nigeria
- Casablanca, Morocco
- Lima, Lima, Peru
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Lisbon, Portugal
- New York, New York, U.S.A.
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Madrid, Spain
- Caracas, Venezuela
When the eclipse happens worldwideLunar eclipses look approximately the same all over the world and happen at the same time.
The times displayed might be a minute or two off actual times.
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|Time in Washington DC*
|Visible in Washington DC
|Penumbral Eclipse begins
|Jul 5 at 3:11 AM
|Jul 4 at 11:11 PM
|Maximum Eclipse
|Jul 5 at 4:30 AM
|Jul 5 at 12:30 AM
|Penumbral Eclipse ends
|Jul 5 at 5:50 AM
|Jul 5 at 1:50 AM
* The Moon is above the horizon during this eclipse, so with good weather conditions in Washington DC, the entire eclipse is visible.
Eclipses during year 2020
- Jan 10, 2020 Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
- Jun 5, 2020 Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
- Jun 21, 2020 Annular Solar Eclipse
- Jul 5, 2020 Penumbral Lunar Eclipse (Currently shown)
- Nov 30, 2020 Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
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May 30--Summer brings more sun and hot shows. But where you catch the concert is just as important as who's onstage.
If the acoustics sound like the performer is singing into a paper bag, if the seats are more punishment than comfort, if your view of the stage is obstructed by an architect's blunder, then the entire experience feels like a waste of time -- and money.
Fortunately for a geographical cul-de-sac like Hampton Roads, good to excellent venues abound, each with its own personality. Here's a look at not-to-miss shows coming to the area this summer and the venues hosting them.
nTelos Wireless Pavilion
16 Crawford Circle, Portsmouth
With a prime location on the banks of the Elizabeth River, nTelos is an ideal spot for the summer concert experience. The combination of the stage lights and the crowd, all under a pavilion, can make things a little sweaty. But after sundown, there's usually a nice breeze off the river, cooling things while the music sizzles. Shows there cover an array of styles, but most cater to middle-class baby boomers and Generation Xers.
Capacity 7,500
Best for classic pop and rock shows
Traffic issues Generally flows smoothly with convenient parking in safe lots and a garage within close walking distance
Pro tip Save $3 per ticket with a AAA membership
Marquee dates
Earth, Wind & Fire
June 7 In the '70s, the dazzling band led by soul visionary Maurice White topped the pop and R&B charts with an unlikely, gnarly mix informed by Egyptian mysticism, black nationalism and sugar-dusted romance. It was all given an attractive pop sheen on classics like "Shining Star," "Serpentine Fire" and "Reasons."
Carly Rae Jepsen
June 8 A Canadian pop sensation who placed third on the 2007 season of "Canadian Idol," Jepsen scored a worldwide hit with "Call Me Maybe," one of last year's most inescapable songs. On her latest album, "Kiss," Jepsen plays up her no-fuss, girl-next-door persona, the antithesis of overdone pop fantasies like Rihanna and Nicki Minaj.
Cyndi Lauper
July 5 In the early '80s, critics predicted that the rainbow-haired New Yorker would be bigger than a brash upstart from Michigan named Madonna. Things didn't quite pan out that way, but Lauper's music and image still helped define the neon '80s. Lately, Lauper has concentrated her energies on Broadway, but in concert she still performs such hits as "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" and "She Bop" with guts and boundless energy.
Aug. 28 Her brash, party-centric persona has fueled a handful of ubiquitous pop hits, including the No. 1 smash "TiK ToK." Ke$ha comes to nTelos promoting her third studio album, "Warrior," which debuted on Billboard's Top 10 after its release in December.
Other dates
June 12 The Lumineers
June 15 LL Cool J, Ice Cube, Public Enemy, De La Soul
June 22 The Avett Brothers
June 23 Straight No Chaser
July 12 Mindless Behavior
July 18 Sublime with Rome
Aug. 11 Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers
Aug. 12 Kiss
Farm Bureau Live
3550 Cellar Door Way, Virginia Beach
The area's largest amphitheater, Farm Bureau Live at Virginia Beach, has gone through three name changes since opening in 1996. Concerts span the gamut, from cloying country to brazen hip-hop, but the venue attracts the biggest names of any genre. Surrounded by tall, thick trees and manicured lawns, the amphitheater can feel intimate, as though you're watching a show in your backyard with 20,000 friends.
Capacity 20,000
Best for big, bombastic productions of any genre
Traffic issues Parking is usually well-directed. But remember where you parked; the large grassy lot looks very vague after dark.
Pro tip Don't lose your ticket. The security staff can be sticklers about making people show their tickets every time they cross an entry point -- like coming back from the concession stand.
Marquee dates
Brad Paisley
June 28 The charismatic heartthrob is one of the most consistently successful road shows in country music, generating multimillions in ticket sales every time he gasses up his tour bus. Paisley recently sparked a wave of criticism and Internet discussion with "Accidental Racist," a clumsy collaboration with veteran rapper LL Cool J. But all the buzz accomplished Paisley's ultimate mission: spurring sales for his latest album, "Wheelhouse," which debuted at No. 2 on Billboard's pop album chart after its April release.
Lil Wayne
July 28 The New Orleans rap superstar has been in the headlines lately for asinine lyrics (misappropriating the 1955 death of Emmett Till) and hospitalization due to seizures. His summer tour supports his new album, "I Am Not a Human Being II," which missed crowning the pop chart by one position after it hit the streets in March.
John Mayer
Aug. 24 A little more than a decade ago, Mayer was one of the most overhyped singer-songwriters to come along in a while. Here and there, he's delivered on the promise, with thoughtful, well-crafted albums like 2005's "Try! John Mayer Trio Live in Concert" and 2006's "Continuum." After a two-year hiatus, most of it spent recovering from a serious throat operation, Mayer is on the road again supporting his new album, "Born and Raised," an exploration of Americana and folk-tinged pop.
Maroon 5
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June 6 Kenny Chesney
June 15 Shaggfest featuring J. Cole and Pusha T
June 24 Heart and Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience
July 9 Vans Warped Tour
July 11 Train
July 13 Jimmy Buffett
July 14 311
July 19 Blake Shelton
July 24 Bob Dylan, Wilco, My Morning Jacket
July 26 Dave Matthews Band
July 27 Tim McGraw
Aug. 8 Matchbox 20 and Goo Goo Dolls
Aug. 17 Backstreet Boys
Aug. 22 Miranda Lambert
Sept. 4 Allman Brothers Band
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The artful design of the multipurpose arena is either a crown or a spaceship, depending on the type of show within its walls. Over the years, Hampton Coliseum has hosted everything from Cirque du Soleil extravaganzas to narcotics-friendly Phish jams. Millions of jazz and urban-pop fans know it for being the place for the Hampton Jazz Festival, an arena attraction since the doors first opened in 1970; as of now that annual festival is the only concert booked there this summer.
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Best for casual shows that don't require too many bells and whistles
Traffic issues It gets a little congested leaving the venue, but the parking lots are safe and well-lit.
Pro tip Security seems to be fine with patrons flowing in and out of the venue to have a smoke or get some fresh air between sets. But be sure to hold on to your ticket to get back to your seat.
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June 28-30 Gladys Knight, the festival's most frequent headliner in its 45-year history, returns, along with '70s mighty soul trio the O'Jays. Neo-soul queen Jill Scott and New Edition lead singers Bobby Brown, Ralph Tresvant and Johnny Gill, collectively known as Heads of State, round out this year's lineup.
The summer doesn't bear too much fruit for the club music scene, but that doesn't mean there won't be big shows on the club level. Here are some of the more important club concerts slated for Hampton Roads.
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June 11 Atlas Genius
June 20 Lamb of God
June 23 Rancid
July 12 Marilyn Manson
Aug. 2 Dark Star Orchestra
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There's a land grab for marijuana dispensaries in Seattle. Here's a look at how the Emerald City's new storefront invasion has moved from coffee shop to marijuana.
Seattle is home to many clichés: gray, soggy winters, extra-long coffee orders, an overabundance of fleece clothing and — add another to the list — the pervasiveness of medical marijuana dispensaries.
Anyone who's lived in the Emerald City at least 10 minutes will tell you that each time they go out for a latte, they discover a new pot shop in their neighborhood.
And they're not exaggerating.
In September 2011, the city licensed 63 businesses it believes to be marijuana dispensaries. (A name like "The 420 Collective" is usually a dead giveaway.) The following September, that number jumped to 145. By late May of this year, it reached 274. That's almost twice the amount of Starbucks in town. (As of a year ago, the city boasted 139 Starbucks locations.)
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This is just the tip of the THC iceberg. Even outside the marijuana industry, not all businesses register for a license.
Seattle City Council President Sally Clark suspects the state's passage of Initiative 502 last November, which legalizes recreational pot use for adults 21 and over, has contributed to the city's explosion of cannabis shops.
"Certainly looking at the names of some of these places, they're not even attempting to pretend to be medical dispensaries," she said.
Seattle real estate attorney Brian Danzig agrees. He suspects many dispensary owners are snapping up marijuana-friendly leases in the hopes of landing one of the 334 recreational seller licenses the state will grant later this year.
"Medical marijuana might be a good Plan B," said Danzig, a partner at Gordon Thomas Honeywell. "If you want to be a commercial operator but you don't get a license, you can still operate a medical business."
Hilary Bricken, attorney with Canna Law Group, a Seattle firm specializing in pot laws, sees many clients looking to dive into the recreational market now, even though it won't be operational until next year.
"A lot of people want to get their branding going so that their name and their products become known," Bricken said. "These people are not getting into medical for the long haul."
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Juse Barros opened Evergreen Health Center, a medical dispensary about 30 miles from Seattle, on June 1.
"The time was right," said Barros, who's considering applying for a recreational license this fall. "Washington voters overwhelming approved I-502. It opened the door for a lot more collectives to open up."
But not all locals are greeting the rapidly changing ganja landscape with great big bear hug.
"Definitely we hear concerns about safety," Council President Clark said. "Who is the clientele that come and shop, and what is the safety of the merchandise and the cash on the premises?"
For every naysayer though, there's a marijuana enthusiast thankful to have a safe, accessible place to buy nature's medicine.
Take Dave, a 50-year-old Seattleite who declined to give his last name. A mild-mannered professional who suffers from chronic back pain and insomnia, Dave hadn't smoked pot since college.
Last year, after learning marijuana could ease his pain and help him sleep, he got his medical marijuana card and started sampling the goods from a local dispensary.
"I smoke it in the evenings," Dave said. "It's been helpful."
Also helpful: not having to stand on a street corner to buy a bag.
Of his friendly neighborhood bud business, Dave said, "It's convenient, it's legal and you're not feeling like you're dealing with criminals."
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Variance in sexual orientation is a inbuilt tendency in human behaviour. A certain percentage of homosexuals, bisexual, transgender, and other variants are born in every generation.
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Treatment for retinoblastoma continues to evolve, with primary management focusing on focal treatments for early disease and systemic chemotherapy combined with focal consolidation for most other tumors. Although survival rates for retinoblastoma in the developed world are above 90 percent, traditional treatments could involve removal of the eye, systemic chemotherapy, radiation, and others. However, at Smilow Cancer Hospital they are using an innovative treatment called Supraselective intra-arterial chemotherapy (SIAC) that delivers cancer-fighting drugs directly behind the eye where the tumor was located. SIAC can successfully treat a retinoblastoma so that the eye can be saved and it also can render radiation unnecessary, sparing children the long term consequences of radiation treatment.
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Rumplestiltskin was a humble villager once, excited to be sent off to fight in the Ogre Wars to distinguish himself. But when he encountered a woman who could see the future, he was told that he was to be a father and his deeds on the day of the big battle would cost him his son. Fearing death and losing his son, Rumple hobbled himself and was sent home a coward. But this set him upon a path of shame where his wife, Milah, left him for Captain Hook and his son, Baelfire grew to be ashamed of his lineage.
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Then his mom started with the calls. She wanted to make plans to see the baby only she wouldn't call me, she only spoke through her son. And he wasn't even going to be there!
"My mom wants to spend the day tomorrow..."
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"Please, tell your mom to call me. You don't have to be the middle man. Don't you find it frustrating?"
I told my husband I thought it was a lot to ask of someone. We're separated, his mom avoids me, and yet I was expected to spend the day with her while he was at work. Of course, he got mad. Then he hung up the phone and then he texted that he wasn't coming home.
That's when I got that sinking feeling. The same one I got on Space Mountain. I was in the dark and I felt like puking. Was this just another fight or was this it?
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Kewby Meyer's home run in the ninth tied the game at six.
March 16, 2014
HONOLULU, Hawaii - For the second night in a row the University of Nevada (9-9) baseball team rallied late scoring eight runs in the top of the ninth inning to defeat Hawai`I (7-11) 10-6 at Les Murakami Stadium. Winners of three in a row the Wolf Pack improved to 9-9 on the season while the Rainbow Warriors dropped to 7-11.
Trailing 6-2 going to the top of the ninth inning Nevada scored eight runs on five hits to rally for the 10-6 victory and has won the first two games of the four-game series. On Friday night the Pack scored five runs on four hits in the top of the eighth to rally for a 7-4 win.
In the ninth inning tonight Nevada sent 13 batters to the plate and scored eight runs on five hits. The first run of the inning scored on a wild pitch with the bases loaded before Waipahu, Hawaii native Kewby Meyer tied the game at six with a three-run homer over the right field fence. It was Meyer's first home run of the season. Nevada scored four more runs in the inning to take a 10-6 lead.
First baseman Austin Byler's second home run of the season in the top of the first inning put the Pack on top 1-0. UH scored three runs on two hits in the bottom of the first inning to take a 3-1 lead. Nevada scored a run in the fifth to close within a one at 3-2.
UH tallied three runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to take what looked like a commanding 6-2 lead before the Pack rallied for the 10-6 victory.
Nevada starter Barry Timko received a no decision but pitched well retiring 19 consecutive UH batters at one stretch of the game. Reliever Adam Whitt (2-2) earned the win allowing one unearned run on two hits and recorded the final two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning. Colby Blueberg pitched a scoreless ninth and struck out two.
Jordan Deponte (1-2) suffered the loss allowing two runs on two hits and did not record and out in the ninth inning.
Shortstop Kyle Hunt (2-for-6,R,RBI), Byler (2-for-4,2R,RBI) and right fielder Bryce Greager (2-for-3,R) had two hits each as Nevada totaled 11 in the game. Meyer drove in a game-high three.
Stephen Ventimilia (2-for-5,2R) led UH with two hits on the night. Four different Rainbow Warrior hitters had an RBI in the game.
Game three of the series is scheduled for 4:05 p.m. PT on Sunday afternoon. Listen to the game on 1060 AM with Don Marchand calling the action.
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"I'm an American citizen, period," Leo Faraglia proudly told WINK. "I'm Italian born. I was born in Italy, but that's as far as it goes."
Arriving with his parents and sister on Ellis Island when he was eight, Leo settled into American life. It was all "by the book" and perfectly legal.
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His father became a naturalized citizen when Leo was a teen. His mother, became naturalized years later.
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Leo found out he wasn't a legal resident. He went straight to his Congressman's office for help.
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And Mark doesn't know what his future holds. His temporary residency card is about to expire and his most recent attempt to apply for permanent residency was rejected. He's trying to re-submit the necessary paperwork.
For Leo, the future looks better.
"It looks like the citizenship is on its way," Leo told us when we recently met up with him outside the Fort Myers USCIS office.
When we started making phone calls on behalf of the Faraglia's, they say doors started opening up for them.
"It was great. I'm happy about it. I can't thank you enough. It's a good day today," said Leo after learning that he should get his citizenship within eight weeks.
We will be keeping in touch with both Leo and Mark, and the federal government, and will bring you updates on their legal status.
Both of these men thought they were legal because they had social security cards and were able to sign up for the military. Before 1970, there were no real or consistent background checks on social security card applications. Now it's harder and requires proof that you're eligible. But you can see how, especially in the "war years," young men and women who were anxious to sign up for everything and help the war effort, could end up in the situation these men did.


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HOUSTON — Dwyane Wade is to the point where he is beginning to cherish the Miami Heat records he still owns.
One by one, his team achievements are starting to fall. Another of Wade's marks came crashing down after teammate LeBron James scored 32 second-half points to lead the Heat to a thrilling 113-110 victory against the Houston Rockets Monday at Toyota Center.


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I had a prolonged discussion about a certain issue with a group of people earlier today. As such discussions go, things heat up, links are thrown, judgments are made and in the end, someone usually backs off - hopefully with a renewed sense of, "Maybe I should look into this further," or, "What if I'm wrong about this?"
However, hours after the original discussion, I gave the matter some more thought, and I think all said and done, I was wrong.
I wasn't wrong in that I tried to defend the oppressed, helpless and the weak - those I was taught to raise my voice for, defend and if I could, protect. I wasn't wrong in my defense either. I think I made cogent arguments and at the end of the thread, I think I made several points that were quite clear and made the position of those arguing against me appear even to them as quite precarious.
I was wrong because I was motivated to do so by reasons and emotions that were wrong.
I did it not because I deeply cared about the individuals I was debating the subject with. I didn't do it with compassion. Worse, it wasn't motivated by love - what my purpose in life should be if I am to be true to myself and those who made me who I am.
This might sound a bit cheesey, but it's not. It matters what motivates us to do what we do. It matters because in the grand scheme of things, it's not just about the arguments, the points and the evidence. It's also about why and more importantly, HOW they are presented.
That countless spiritual teachers in the past have told us to do things out of love is no coincidence. It isn't because emotions evoke emotions. Motivations can be sensed and provoke and reinforce other motivations.
Selfishness provokes further selfishness.
If I'm to argue in favor of a certain point that seeks to protect people in such a way as to make it all about myself and how good I am at arguing points, the people in the debate with me will sense it - even if I do it in the most careful way possible and disguise it beneath layers and layers of eloquence. It's because no matter how good you are with words, your sub-conscience will get involved and quietly give hints as to the true reason why you are saying what you're saying.
Those reading or listening to your words will sense your sub-conscience's hints and realize that they are dealing with an individual who may be concerned about his own appearance even more so than the point he's trying to argue in favor of. In other words: she/he's arguing for the arguments sake, not because she/he cares about the issue or far worse - to make himself look good.
And there's a high likelihood that instead of understanding the points and being forced to reconsider their position, they would dismiss all the points based on the negativity of my motivation. Worse, they might even feel that the people that I was arguing in favor of are indeed worth their hatred because they're being defended by selfish and self-centered individuals.
And that's a terrible outcome indeed. In my discussions with others and in self-reflections, I'm reminded every day of how difficult it is to deal with hatred. How hard it can get to watch people spew inanities to prove that others deserve to be treated harshly because of who they are or what they believe in. It gets mind-numbing at times. It's demoralizing and indeed can make us feel like we're little. Small. Worthless. Our actions meaningless.
However, to use an opportunity to spread love and understanding to up your own morals and add to your own self-worth might sometimes end up hurting the same people you are trying to protect and entrench the hatred of the people you are trying to evoke love in.
So I'm sorry. I wish I hadn't and I hope I don't repeat this in the future. Maybe writing this will serve as a lesson.
— Your Josh —