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SUSHISAMBA Las Vegas
- Address:
3325 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109Neighborhood:
The Venetian and Palazzo
- Cuisine:
JapanesePrice: $31 to $50
SUSHISAMBA Las Vegas
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://sushisamba.com/
- Phone: 7026070700x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 4:00pm, Sunday: 11:30am - 4pm; Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 5:00pm - 1:00am, Thursday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 3:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, South American, Japanese
- Executive Chef: Joel Versola
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Dancing, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch
- Private Party Facilities: We offer a dynamic and spirited environment for private and semi-private events. Our Special Events Director, Chef and Sushi Chef will work with you to create a one of a kind experience for you and your guests. Dining room: parties from 10-150. The Lounge: parties from 10-150. Email email@example.com for more information!
- Private Party Contact: Please contact Restaurant Manager 7026070700x
- Entertainment: From the soul of SUSHISAMBA comes the spirit of The Lounge. Swing by and soak up the sultry, late-night heat for the robata grill & sushi bar. Try our inventive cocktails and full sake bottle service.
- Special Events:
Join us for delicious food and drink specials, Sunday-Friday from 4pm-7pm and 11pm-close at the bar only (and lounges where applicable).
One part sake. One part song. Mix and repeat! Put your singing skills to the test with SUSHISAMBA's open mic karaoke.Come in for music and food and drink specials on Wednesday from 9pm - 1am and Thursday - Saturday from 10pm - 2am!
A word from SUSHISAMBA Las Vegas
Only at SUSHISAMBA will you find a unique blend of Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine, music and design. Hearty moquecas and colorful seviches are served alongside more inventive dishes, including Tuna Tataki and Wagyu Gyoza. Complementing the menu are signature cocktails made with exotic spirits such as shochu and cachaça and an acclaimed sake list, as well as wine, beer and champagne. Equal parts imagination and history, the SUSHISAMBA experience is truly unique.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
- Diners' Choice WinnerJapanese
SUSHISAMBA Las Vegas - Best Restaurants in The Venetian and Palazzo ›
SUSHISAMBA Las Vegas reviews from OpenTable diners
153 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (98)good for groups (74)hot spot (74)special occasion (53)vibrant bar scene (42)romantic (24)late-night find (23)great for lunch (20)notable wine list (6)kid-friendly (5)great for brunch (3)neighborhood gem (2)Show More
- Amazing Sushi, Not Amazing ServiceNikita1569VIPDined on 10/26/2014We had reservations after a show and were seated promptly upon arrival. The chucumber cocktail is fabulous, as were all of our apps and rolls. The salt and pepper squid was incredible! All of the rolls we ordered were fresh and delicious. Service, however, was lacking. Our waiter was clearly overwhelmed and totally scattered. It took forever to get the check and pay the bill, and we had to flag him down for everything. He never came by to check on us once. I have been to Sushi Samba in NYC and Miami as well and always had good service. Service fell flat at this location.I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014This place was great! I love the fact that we can choose a price range per person and they will give you a taste of basically the best items on their menu. Peruvian, Brazilian, and Japanese are an amazing combo. Sushi samba thank you for making my friend's bachlorette dining experience amazing. We all loved it!Special Features:
- Started off ok but ended greatFungirlsnightoutDined on 10/25/2014We had a rocky start. We reserved the restaurant for 4 for my birthday and were offered weird tables and told others were all reserved. Thankfully things got much better after that. The food was delicious, the service was excellent. It was my birthday and they brought out dessert to acknowledge it. Everything we tasted was great...especially green bean tempura with amazing truffle sauce, the chicken dish, the beef gyozas... Our waiter was fantastic (I wish I could remember his name...he has been there 6 years, was friendly, funny, made great recommendations, was the right level of attentitive...). All in all would definitely return.Special Features:
- amazing!FoodiefanaticDined on 10/25/2014Amazing food Amazing staff Amazing presentation We ordered Scallops- creatively Plated on oyster shells Ceviche tacos Filet minon Seabass Very small plates But each bite had you wanting more! Just needed someone else's wallet and i could have dined to my heart's content! They brought us a flight of their signature drink served in a tree like structure for my friend's pre-wedding party. Such a nice touch. The manager delivered it and made sure to stop by to say hi. Delicious and a must to try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YumSocrahDined on 10/22/2014Absolutely delicious. My boyfriend and I couldn't decide what to order to the waiter said he's bring us a "seafood extravaganza" keeping it 50-60$ each. We received 5 courses all of which sampled a little bit of each style of food of the restaurant (Peruvian, Japanese, and Brazilian). everything was super yummy. Definitely one if the best meals I've ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent dining experiencePmacDined on 10/18/2014we ate there twice- both times - awesome thank youSpecial Features:
- Excellent dinnerEllaDined on 10/18/2014We came with a group for a special occasion. Our waiters Kiley was excellent. He gave us choices, asked who like what and more important what don't we like to eat. Then the food started rolling out and it was all excellent. Favorite dish was sea bass.Special Features:
- Awesome to the max!DivinePERIODDined on 10/17/2014This has become a must have stop every time we're in Vegas. The chef does the tasting menu based on favorites yet always includes Sea Bass and Kobe on the rock.Special Features:
- Place to go in Vegasfd4toughtDined on 10/15/2014Great service and food. I did go with a vegetarian friend and the chef did create a superb and delicious choice of vegetarian dishes for us. Service was very attentive an impeccable. Will go back there anytime I'm in VegasSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/11/2014Hostess didn't get us a table at our reserved time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not bad not greatDD12Dined on 10/11/2014This place is very expensive but unlike expensive restaurants the environment was very plain and noisy, like any common restaurant. The food was good and was quite unique but wasn't distinguished enough to justify the price, you are mostly paying to eat on the strip. All in all you'll have a good meal but it won't be mind-blowing and it's not a very romantic environment because it is a noisy restaurant and the tables are all on top of one another. Final comment: Good meal, just ok environment, too expensive for what you're gettingSpecial Features:
- This review is for sushi onlyOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 10/11/20141. Cold tofu in the miso soup 2. Sashimi - extremely small portions and tasted very weird 3. California roll, Neo Tokyo and some other rolls (do not recall the names) - very dry, no flavors It supposed to be one of the best sushi places in Las Vegas but I honestly had better sushi in cheap sushi boats.
- Fun findMLDelMarDined on 10/9/2014Went here on last business trip to Vegas. Had the chef's surprise menu. We just had to say what we didn't like and how much we wanted to pay pp and the courses flowed. All wonderful. Our male colleague enjoyed it so much he wanted his wife to experience it this trip. We asked for a quiet table and were led to the room in the back of the restaurant . It was fairly empty. By the end of the meal all tables were full but the noise level was bearable. The food was fabulous as per our 1st visit. Standout was wagu beef cooked at table on a hot rock served with variety of sauces--especially tender and tasty and worth the extra pp charge. Everything was presented beautifully and was delicious. Great cocktails. Good beer list. Going back again. Soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Sushi!GDockfoodieDined on 10/2/2014This is a bustling, hot spot which was okay for my husband and I. Service was attentive, our sushi was incredible and an added bonus was a birthday cake pop for me.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FOOD WAS AMAZING!!!BLESSEDMOMX6Dined on 9/28/2014Sushisamba was recommended to me by a co-worker. I went to Las Vegas to celebrate my daughter's 21st birthday and wanted somewhere that included good food and good ambience. This restaurant has both!!! I will admit that it is somewhat "pricey", but there are some average priced sushi rolls.... located WAY on the bottom, right side of the menu. I read a review where someone recommended the grilled asparagus - a definate MUST!! We enjoyed the tempura, asparagus, several rolls.... and don't forget.... YOU MUST ORDER A CUCUMBER MARTINI!!! Truly amazing. Also, our waiter and bus boys were awesome and very attentive to our needs.Special Features:
- ..carinissimogaetanor6Dined on 9/27/2014Locale molto carino che si adatta ad ogni circostanza. Basta scegliere il tavolo giusto. Cibo ottimo ma secondo me un po' caro. Ma cosa volete siamo a Las Vegas Lo consiglioSpecial Features:
- Excellent omakaseCoHighPriestessDined on 9/26/2014We were in Vegas for my brother's 40th birthday. Although our party of 6 had 4 non-adventurous eaters, everyone agreed to let Ryan, our waiter, choose orchestrate our dining experience, picking menu options for us based on our likes/dislikes. He did an excellent job - maybe erring on the side of too much delicious food! The hybrid Japanese/Peruvian/Brazilian dishes and flavors were really, really good. Even my brother said this meal blew away his birthday dinner at Gordon Ramsey's Steakhouse.Special Features:
- SushisambaOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/24/2014Had the best dinning experience, food was spectacular, the wine was delightfulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014The food here was amazing! The service was excellent, as well. From the front when we had to change our reservation. To our server who was very attentive and gave great food recommendations! Loved the feel of the restaurant, however the two seated tables were a bit compact... I get trying to preserve space, but was not feeling the two seated tables...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beware about not having all guestsXavierVIPDined on 9/16/2014Food and drinks always consistently good at any SS...but customer beware that the hostess may play Xena the Warrior Princess on you should you be missing any of your guests. One would think that if you sit some of the party down they may order more drinks- but no, not at this SS. Was trapped coming from a meeting and despite having a reservation was being proposed to wait 15mim because I had reduced the # from 6 to 4, but at the slight suggestion of a bad review magically a table for 4 was ready- next to another one completely empty. Go figure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely perfectMattVIPDined on 9/15/2014Fantastic experience for dinner with prospective client. The food hosen for us was outstanding as we decided to have the chef's menu. One of our party needed gluten-free and the level of service around that restriction, in addition to the general service, was perfect. Thanks for making me look good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- waygu potstickers!lrb2001Dined on 9/15/2014This is my 3rd trip here and amazing again. The samba roll is awesome. The waygu potstickers were divine!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Creative Cuisine at SushisambaChesterfieldVIPDined on 9/14/2014We returned to Sushisamba in Las Vegas for a second time and it was every bit as good as our first. One person in our group didn't care for sushi so our server brought us several non-sushi items to share--all absolutely delicious. Tell your server what you enjoy and what you don't and let him/her bring dishes out one at a time. What a treat.Special Features:
- Great food. Horrible waiter.RfightDined on 9/14/2014Food was great. That is the food we got. Three items we ordered never made it to our table. Come to think of it our waiter didn't come much either.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced and underwhelmedcammac00Dined on 9/10/2014Our waitress didn't want to give us menus, tried to up sell us at every order. One entree came 20 minutes before the rest of the table got sushi. The sushi was just OK and a few of us left still hungry. Very disappointed.
- Good Not Great, expecting betterprickleypeteDined on 9/8/2014Just average Sushi, too pricy to compare with better places. Busy, noisy, they rush you in and out with a feeling like they want to turn over the table.
- WonderfulFooodyDined on 9/8/2014My husband and I had a wonderful evening with the food being outstanding! What I liked most was how creative the food was for we have eaten at some of the best sushi places all over this was a unique experience for us ! The service was very quick but not pushy.Special Features:
- suchi samba vegassugarDined on 9/3/2014Having experienced Heron tower London we had high expectations for the Vegas venue. Unfortunately it did not live up to our expectations in terms of food and service. Our favorite dish did not taste the same and the waiter swiped my glass away before we finished our bottle of wine. The ambience was not the same and had a kind of fast food feel. The staff did not seem as knowledgeable about the food.
- Had a great dinnerTML812Dined on 9/3/2014We had sushi that was outstanding. The service was great. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerBrickDined on 8/31/2014Excellent dinner, waiter was innovative and engaging, food was prompt and interesting. 4 stars **** Definitely pricey but isn't everything in Vegas?Special Features:
- DisappointedPK11Dined on 8/31/2014I have been to SushiSamba many many times before and have always had a wonderful experience. Unfortunately, this time was not one of them. I have to say the food did not disappoint and never has. However, our waiter was extremely rude, inattentive, and aggressive. Every time I wanted to order, I ended up asking a bus boy or a different waitress/waiter because he just simply wasn't around... then would receive attitude from him because I ordered from someone else. Half the time he was flirting with the women on other tables. It took over forty minutes for one of our drinks to arrive and when we complained he got aggressive. We left extremely upset. Next time I want to take friends out in Vegas it won't be here.Special Features:
- Excellent food & serviceheartlvgDined on 8/31/2014It was our 3rd time, but first time for dinner. The service was excellent as was the food and drinks. The Peruvian bay scallops were amazing. The portion sizes were reasonable and offered an amazing amount of flavor without being over-full when we left. We will be back.Special Features:
- Very noisyLuvVegasDined on 8/30/2014Too noisy. Good service but food expensive and only Ok. Had much better meals in Las Vegas.
- lobbyistVIPDined on 8/30/2014Food has gone downhill. Very small portions. Pricey.
- Yum!Nts7872Dined on 8/28/2014Great rolls - so inventive and full of different flavors and textures.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Luv'd itHappyfoodieDined on 8/27/2014The service was excellent, not too pushy and very helpful suggesting dishes. The Pork Belly Ramen was to die for. I highly recommend it. The fish was so fresh and delicious. Portions are a tad small, but quality makes up for it. Be prepared to spend a few bucks, again, it's worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a GoTojerrycdVIPDined on 8/26/2014After multiple trips the food remains above par...to get such fresh sushi in vegas is amazing. The grill is amazing also. The service is always above expectations with great recommendations and attentiveness. Told the we 1 person was gluten free, the made sure and did a portion of each gluten free! I like the location too. Not buried deep in the hotel, easy in an outSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- had a great timeamnesiacDined on 8/22/2014Great food, great service, good ambiance. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- amazing foodnicollef1982Dined on 8/21/2014Everything we ordered from the sushi to the raw oysters was so delicious. Our waitress knew every detail of the menu as well as the sake. We had a wonderful time. I cant wait to go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing food, slow serviceLesterDined on 8/17/2014The ambiance in Sushi Samba is great, very cool inside, great for adults, very loud and happening place to be. The food is pricier but well worth it. Unfortunately our server was quite surly and did not explain the menu very well. We tried the beef gyoza which were amazing and the best dessert ever is the Samba Split, it is for sure a dish to share.Special Features:


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Album Rating: 4.5You have 10 to 15 fives in the last 3 years already?
Digging: Run the Jewels - Run the Jewels 2
Album Rating: 5.0this turned so quickly into a casual conversation about favourites of the decade so far, into a dumb "objective" argument about "best" way too quickly. this website man, I tells yah.
Digging: RATKING - So It Goes
more of a suggestion that this isn't that strong a 5 anymore which i hinted at earlier.
Digging: Psicosis - The Crippled Machine That Moves the World
lol good point aids
Album Rating: 5.0this
sit resist
high violet
get disowned (hop along)
my top 5 probably
Album Rating: 4.5this
sit resist
pamyu pamyu revolution
grow up, dude
love let me go
Album Rating: 4.2maybe top 20 of 2010
Album Rating: 4.5joke doesn't even make sense
Digging: Dean Blunt - Black Metal
Album Rating: 4.0hm i havent listened to as many albums from this decade as you guys but prolly:
Clockwork Angels
R.A.P. Music
King of Limbs
that looks about right. this would fall right under those prob.
Digging: Iced Earth - Night of the Stormrider
Album Rating: 5.0oh I wasn't really thinking of EPs but yeah Kindred is pretty much my favourite anything ever. #1 of the past like ten years I'm so seriously.
And RAP Music
Album Rating: 5.0No Devolucion
Album Rating: 4.0damn oltna you like C4C that much? it's great but I think RAP is better.
almost put Cosmo on my list, too.
Ye fuk u
And Czarface
Album Rating: 4.0Fuk U M8
Album Rating: 4.0that was pretty good but i didn't really give it enough listens
I really dug a few tunes from it though
wasting light first five songs are off the richter then it kinda sags in the middle for me (matter of time, these days, back n forth are eh) but picks up again hard with miss the misery and shoulda known
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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On a day when rain delayed the start and a hail storm hastened Tommy Hanson's exit, the Braves seemed as changeable as the weather. In spite of double digit hits off National's pitchers the Braves only scored 3 times, 2 on solo homers and one thanks to a Chipper Jones single. The pattern of the game seemed eerily reminiscent of last summer; with runners in scoring position the bats went to sleep. But I'm getting ahead of myself.
From the start Tommy Hanson seemed to have mislaid the strike zone. Tweeters watching the game with me complained he was getting squeezed by the umpire but it didn't seem that way to me. I saw a pitcher who had no idea why he was missing and was searching for an answer. As a result he surrendered 4 runs in 3 2/3 innings before a hail delay allowed him to leave quietly to be replaced by Cristhian Martinez. The pitching after Hanson was pretty good. Martinez, Linebrink, Sherrill (against the lefties) and Moylan did their jobs but we couldn't string the hits together .
Looking at the line score (3-10-1) you would think we just hit in bad luck. Actually our situational hitting was, with the exception of Chipper's single in the second, absent. Dan Uggla's 6th inning homer momentarily seemed to ignite the Braves. Heyward popped out but Gonzales walked and when Nationals brought in lefty Doug Slaten to face Freeman he was greeted by a double. Yet, with runners on 2nd and 3rd and 1 out we managed not to score. On the day we were just 1 for 6 with RISP. Most will remember that this happened frequently last year and cost us a lot of games.
As I said, Scott Linebrink pitched well enough in his inning plus but Nate's decision to attempt a diving catch turned a single into a Zimmerman triple. I know the official scorekeeper may not call that an error but it was certainly ill advised when we were already down by 2 runs and Zimmerman would surely have stopped at first. Zimmerman eventually scored when Rick Ankiel who had homered earlier lay down a perfect suicide squeeze off of George Sherrill. I know some will disagree with me but I think this was a clear case of the National's manager Jim Riggleman out thinking Fredi Gonzales.
The Nats were leading and Rick Ankiel who had already homered was coming up to face George Sherrill, Sherrill had induced a ground ball out from LaRoche and walked Hairston to get to Ankiel who has no chance at all against a tough lefty like Sherrill. In my mind I could see Bobby on the top step whistling and making that bunting motion but Fredi gave no such indication. Riggleman called it and ex-pitcher Ankiel executed the squeeze perfectly with the defense caught flat footed. Although Alex Gonzales (3-3 and a walk) hit an almost one handed homer into the bullpen in the 8th the Braves were done.
Having said all that, it's only game two and the news isn't that bad. Chipper's still hot, Uggla has flexed his muscles, Gonzales and Heyward have shown pop as well. Freeman continues to hit left and right handed pitching, Prado will hit and with him on base McLouth will get better pitches. The runs will come and we have the power bats we've been missing for a while. Except for Hanson – who may have found holding on to the ball in 40 degree weather after being in Florida difficult and will get better – the pitching remains very good.


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$3,375 1 bed
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Apartment in SoHo is a one minute walk from the A 8 Avenue Express, the C 8 Avenue Local and the E 8 Avenue Local at the Spring St stop.
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"I LOVE lentils. I eat them at least once a week. I also love capers and anchovies, so I came up with this. Lentils also taste delicious with an egg on top- especially one with a runny yolk. Don't let the anchovies scare you, as they're just there to flavor the lentils and their strong flavor will dissipate as you cook."
Serving Size: 1 (211 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
"I actually made this without the anchovies, but did use lots of Worcestershire sauce(which has anchovies in it). I enjoyed it a lot! Thanks!"
"GREAT! Once you get past the "lentils, anchovies, capers and a fried egg"! I had one person who expressed much doubt before production who, after the final product, expressed much appreciation! I wasn't sure what course this would fit to serve: hmm, breakfast? lunch? dinner? Any course, of course! I think this would make a SPECTACULAR brunch or lunch entr?e. I made as directed and served in individual ramekins; I also sprinkled some turmeric over the top of the eggs. Thanks, rpgaymer! Made for PRMR tag game."


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Skyscrapers tower along the Corniche in the Qatari capital Doha, on September 22, 2013. AFP PHOTO / AL-WATAN DOHA / KARIM JAAFAR
DUBAI: Qatar's emir has instructed all companies listed on the country's stock exchange to raise their limit for foreign ownership to 49 percent in a move that could attract more liquidity to the buoyant bourse.
The order announced in a bourse filing on Tuesday comes days before index compiler MSCI upgrades Qatar to emerging market status, but the changes will not be immediate because they are subject to companies amending their articles of association, requiring shareholder approval.
All citizens of the other Gulf Cooperation Council countries - Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates - will be treated the same as Qatari nationals, while non-GCC citizens will be allowed to own up to 49 percent of a company's shares, according to instructions from Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani.
Foreign ownership is usually limited to 25 percent in listed Qatari companies, though some have raised the ceiling above this level.
Al Khaliji Commercial Bank said in February that its shareholders had approved an increase to the limit on the amount of stock foreigners can own to 49 percent, citing the MSCI upgrade as the reason for the change.
The limits to foreign ownership will be calculated according to a company's total capital, not only its free float, the bourse filing stated.
Qatar's main share index hit a record high on Monday and is up 29 percent this year.
MSCI said this month that 10 Qatari companies would be included in its emerging market index from the end of May. These include Industries Qatar, Qatar National Bank and Islamic lender Masraf Al Rayan.
The upgrade by MSCI, announced in June last year, had been close for a number of years but had been held up by technical factors such as the low caps on foreign ownership.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton urged Democratic voters not to be complacent about the November midterm elections, saying Monday that working women and their families will lose out on a better future if Republicans gain control of both houses of Congress.
Sen. Warren Makes First Iowa Visit In 2014
Sen. Elizabeth Warren focused on stumping for Democratic Senate candidate Bruce Braley during a campaign stop in Iowa Sunday, but some liberal activists in the state that will hold the first presidential caucus of 2016 made it clear they want her to consider a run for the White House.
Obama At Rally: 'You're The Reason I Had The Audacity To Actually Run For President'
Marching onto the campaign trail for the first time this year, President Barack Obama cast Democrats' success in this year's midterm elections as a chance to further the policies he's fought for in the White House.
Obama Moves Into Campaign Mode; Stops In Maryland And Illinois
President will attend rally for Maryland gubernatorial candidate Anthony Brown and he is scheduled to be in Chicago to attend an event for Gov. Pat Quinn.
Portable Fan Blows Up Florida Governor's Race
Democratic activists are showing up at Rick Scott events holding portable fans, though Scott now insists he never refused to share the stage with Charlie Crist because of objections to the fan under Crist's podium.
Study: Americans Are More Politically Biased Than Racist
Political differences between Democrats and Republicans are increasingly moving to polar opposites, with their political biases spreading into their social lives more dramatically than race or religious differences.
Obama: GOP Opposition To Immigration Overhaul Amounts To Political 'Suicide'
President Barack Obama says Republican opposition to an immigration overhaul amounts to political "suicide." He says the party risks losing support from an entire generation of immigrants.
Obama: Election Is About Economy, Not Me
The President made his economic pitch to young entrepreneurs in Southern California.
Study: Voter ID Laws Cut Turnout By Blacks, Young
States with photo ID laws saw drops in turnout, especially among black and younger voters, says GAO report.
Obama: 'The American People Are On Our Side'
President Barack Obama opened a weeklong fundraising spree for his party Tuesday, telling high-dollar donors in New York and Connecticut that Democrats have facts and history on their side.


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Roll up, roll up, it's another day of transfer news.
Everybody feeling ok? Everyone in the back doing well?
That's good. Now strap yourself in, sit back, and relax, as we take you through all the latest news, rumour and counter-rumour that are frequenting the transfer market.
As you'd expect, a certain Mexican goalkeeper features, as does a prominent Italian striker. And an old Argentine favourite has also poked his head above ground as well.
For all that and more, keep it here.
Let's see what today brings shall we......
Ok, so first things first...
It was always going to happen wasn't it. It was what Mexican stopper Guillermo Ochoa was probably thinking about when he was busy denying Neymar, Thiago Silva and whichever Brazilian decided to throw something his way last night..."which Premier League clubs am I going to be linked to tomorrow?"
Well the answer folks - Perhaps unsurprisingly - is Liverpool and Arsenal.
According to the Express, both are eyeing him on a free transfer this summer, as they seek competition for Simon Mignolet and Wojciech Szczesny respectively.
However, Monaco are reportedly said to be keen, whilst quotes from the 28-year-old in L'Equipe suggest he sees his future still in Ligue 1.
"My priority is to stay in France, but I am open to any propositions.
"I have improved in the last three years, most notably in handling the pace of games.
"But I was used to top competition when I played in Mexico. I now need to play in the Champions League to be sure of my level."
Rumours are circling that Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers will make a late bid for Hamburg starlet Hakan Calhanoglu.
The young attacking midfielder, only 20, enjoyed an excellent debut campaign in the Bundesliga last term, netting 11 goals in a miserably poor Hamburg side.
According to the Express, Rodgers has watched the former Karlsruhe man regularly, however he could be leaving a move a little late, as Calhanoglu has long been expected to sign for Bayer Leverkusen. And certainly they think it's a done deal:
"Calhanoglu should be our chief transfer. HSV have been given our written offer," said chief executive Michael Schade.
"We are clear with the player. He has verbally accepted our offer and only wants to come to us.
"He has clearly told Hamburg that."
However, nothing has been signed yet. Could the Reds make a late play?
Breaking news in the Midlands....
Joleon Lescott, is reportedly set to undergo a medical at West Brom today.
A Hull deal has looked close in recent days, but having turned down a move to Turkey, Lescott is assessing all his options.
Fresh reports from Portugal on some of Manchester United's possible summer dealings and it involves old transfer rumour friend Nico Gaitan.
The Argentine midfielder has spent four years at the Stadium of Light, during which time he has starred for Benfica.
However, during seemingly all of his stay in Lisbon, the 26-year-old has been linked with a move to the Premier League.
And those rumours are back today, with suggestions that United are set to go back in for the left-footed schemer - offering Portuguese misfit Bebe as part of the deal.
Reports in German tabloid Bild today say that Liverpool have opened preliminary talks with Bayern Munich over the possible signature of Xherdan Shaqiri.
The Swiss starlet is said to be keen on a move away from the Allianz Arena this summer, as he seeks to sculpt a starting spot for himself somewhere.
And supposedly the Reds are preparing a £16million move for the 22-year-old, who can play anywhere along midfield.
The future of Barcelona's Xavi has taken another turn today - with former Chelsea defender Dan Petrescu at the heart of the matter.
According to the Romanian, now manager of Al-Arabi - in Qatar - the Spanish international midfielder has agreed to join the club on a two year deal.
Speaking to DigiSport in his native Romania, Petrescu revealed that Xavi has signed a pre-contract agreement to move to the Doha club.
"Xavi has signed a pre-contract with Al-Arabi even though he has received offers from other clubs," Petrescu said.
"I personally contacted him about him joining us. The person who brought me to Al-Arabi is currently in Brazil but it's difficult to confirm anything while he is taking part in the World Cup."
Alexander Buttner looks set to swap Manchester United for Dinamo Moscow.
The Dutch defender has failed to assert himself during two season's at Old Trafford, and now looks set for a move to Russia.
Speaking to De Telegraaf he said: "Van Gaal never gave me the chance in the Dutch national team, despite being voted man of the match fourteen times at Manchester United.
"Apparently, he is not very confident about me. So I think this is the right moment to leave."
When the hell was he voted Man of the Match 14 times?
Heck, when did he start 14 games?
Thanks for the ..... Errrr .... memories Alexander Büttner. pic.twitter.com/lqUEh4zHtR— Kevin Ashford™ (@KevinAshford7) June 18, 2014
Southampton want Adam Lallana to stick around this summer.
The England man has been linked with a move to Liverpool but that move is still yet to materialise.
And now executive director at St Mary's, Les Reed, has had his say on the affair.
"Lallana's been here long enough, we've brought him to this level and we feel that perhaps he should give it a little bit longer.
"Anybody seriously considering coming for our players are going to have to think very significantly about the size of the fee."
Everton and Liverpool's hopes of signing Cristian Tello could be dealt a blow by FC Porto.
The Portuguese side have a new head coach in the shape of Julen Lopetegui, formerly in charge of Spain's under-21 side.
According to reports in Portugal, he fancies linking up with the Barcelona winger, and is likely to be able to offer more regular action than either Premier League side.
Sam Allardyce wants another four signings after making £7million Anderlecht star Cheikou Kouyate his second capture of the summer.
The powerful 24-year-old - capped five times for Senegal - has signed a four-year deal at Upton Park with a two year option.
West Ham have beaten off competition from Spanish club Valencia to land the midfielder who can also play in central defence.
Kouyate, who had a medical on Tuesday, has made 145 appearances for Anderlecht in the Belgian league after signing from Brussels in 2008.
He is now set to form a formidable partnership in central midfield with Mohamed Diame for the Hammers.
Also in West Ham's sights is Ecuadorian winger Jefferson Montero. The speedy left-winger, 24, is currently playing for his country at the World Cup.
Although he has impressed for Monarcas in Mexico, Montero - whose contract expires next summer - is keen to move to the Premier League.
And here is Cheikhou Kouyate...
STORY: West Ham United are delighted to confirm the transfer of Senegal midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate. #WHUFC #COYI pic.twitter.com/tgFAdxOE56— West Ham United FC (@whufc_official) June 18, 2014
On joining West Ham, Kouyate said: "I am very happy, because today West Ham have given me the chance to play in the Premier League. So I'm very happy to join such a club and that gives me great pleasure.
"I know a few players who were also at the club, [Carlos] Tevez, Demba [Ba], Andy Carroll, who was obviously here last season. West Ham are a team who are known and who are going to help me to progress. For my part, I'm going to try to do great things here and try to improve further still as a player.
"That I'm here now is thanks to the manager, because he went out of his way, leaving his holiday for me, so he has done everything he could for me to join the club.
"He, my advisers and agents helped me make the right decision and said West Ham was the ideal club for me, because as a kid I dreamed of playing in the Premier League and now it's here that my dream has been realised."
New West Brom boss Alan Irvine has been unveiled by West Brom today, and he's been having his say on the Baggies' move for Joleon Lescott.
Irvine worked with Lescott at Everton during his time as a coach at Goodison Park, while his assistants Rob Kelly and Keith Downing are also familiar to the ex-Man City defender from his time with Wolves.
"There is an interest in Joleon (Lescott). He is someone I know well," said the new Albion manager.
"Negotiations are going well and hopefully we're able to meet Joleon's demands.
"That's the calibre of player we would like to bring in."
Want some more Joleon Lescott news?
Of course you do!
Well Stoke chairman Peter Coates says the Potters aren't in talks with the 31-year-old defender.
Oh, but he does say that that's subject to change mind.
"There is nothing happening at the moment on that one," Coates told the Stoke Sentinel. "But that is not to say nothing will happen.
"We are not in talks with Joleon Lescott, but things can change quickly at this time of year."
Lescott of course signed for Man City for £24million.
The man who signed him? Current Stoke boss Mark Hughes.
This has nothing to do with football transfers...But you could say Fabio Capello throwing some shapes is a kind of transfer:
Fabio Capello attempts the 'Daniel Sturridge' pic.twitter.com/ShnMjZSKqy— The SPORT Bible (@TSBible) June 18, 2014
The future of Carlos Vela could soon be settled according to Marca.
Arsenal are prepared to pay a nominal £3million fee to bring the Mexican back to the Emirates Stadium this summer, but Real Sociedad are determined to keep the striker 'at all costs.'
As such president Jokin Aperribay - who has been in London since Monday - is looking to thrash out a £10million deal with the Gunners to keep him at San Sebastian.
An interesting one that looks likely to progress in the coming days.
An interesting report from the Daily Mail has claimed that Spurs are ready to offer Sevilla Etienne Capoue and Roberto Soldado on loan for Alberto Moreno.
In addition to the offer of the loan deals, Tottenham have tabled £14m for the 21-year-old left-back.
Soldado endured a miserable time in the Premier League after his £26m move and Spurs feel a good showing back in La Liga can help them secure a buyer.
Everton face competition from four other Premier League clubs for Argentine midfielder Ever Banega.
According to the Express, the Toffees lodged a £6million bid for the 25-year-old but Valencia want more.
And now Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham have all been alerted by the rejection, while Sunderland remain interested.
Banega's agent Jonathan Hope said: "I can confirm I am personally speaking to two top clubs who have expressed real intent in capturing the player.
"He is a top quality player and he is still only 25, and I believe he would be a major success in the Premier League."
The midfielder spent last season on loan at Newell's Old Boys after falling out of favour at Valencia and subsequently missed out on Argentina's World Cup squad.
It appears Tottenham have found the solution to their defensive problems...
Last season, Spurs were thumped by Chelsea, Manchester City and twice by Liverpool, as they conceded 51 times on their way to finishing sixth.
And new boss Mauricio Pochettino is ready to ensure that doesn't happen again come August - by making a shock move for Sunderland skipper John O'Shea.
According to the Telegraph, the Irishman is high on Spurs wishlist and they are ready to test the Black Cats' resolve by tabling a bid of around £3million.
Current captain Michael Dawson is free to leave White Hart Lane this summer and Pochettino is on the lookout for a replacement who could slot straight into his side.
Liverpool have been handed a transfer blow by the news Marcos Rojo is angling over a move to Barcelona.
The Sporting Lisbon defender - who is with Argentina at the World Cup - can play at full-back and centre-back and has been linked with a switch to Anfield in recent times.
Recent reports even suggested Liverpool had made Rojo their top target after failing to reach an agreement with Sevilla over Alberto Moreno.
But the Reds are set to face competition from Barca, with the 24-year-old admitting he would love a move to the Nou Camp.
He told SPORT: "Clearly I did things well in the last year in Europe, and later I will see what will happen with my future.
"Obviously I'd like to play for Barcelona, but I still haven't spoken to Leo [Messi] about anything to do with it."
Maybe Rojo has forgotten he will have to displace Jordi Alba at Barca?
Middlesbrough have ruled out a permanent move for Newcastle winger Sammy Ameobi.
The 22-year-old had a spell on loan at the Riverside in 2013 and reports earlier this week suggested he could return to Aitor Karanka's men.
However, according to the Shields Gazette, Boro have no interest in re-signing him as his Newcastle future remains unclear.
Ameobi made just 10 Premier League appearances last season and should Alan Pardew bring in reinforcements this summer, he could drop further down the pecking order.
Samir Nasri has eased his World Cup heartache by signing a new £30million deal with Manchester City.
Nasri, left out of the France squad by coach Didier Deschamps, has agreed in principle the contract extension with the Premier League champions.
The new deal, worth around £180,000-a-week, will see Nasri contracted to City until June 2019, and is expected to be announced in the coming days, according to reports from France.
Nasri, who turns 27 next Tuesday, was a shock omission from the France squad, despite his impressive form in helping City to a second title triumph last season.
Deschamps said he left Nasri out of his 23-man sqaud because he could not guarantee him a starting place and the midfielder had said he did not like being on the bench.
The France coach felt it was in the best interests of his squad to omit Nasri, who was banned from playing for his country for three games following a foul-mouthed rant at reporters at Euro 2012.
Nasri has been getting over his World Cup snub on holiday in Dubai with his girlfriend Anara Atanes, who herself launched a fierce Twitter attack on Deschamps for omitting her boyfriend from the France squad.
Deschamps and the France Football Federation were said to have launched legal proceedings against Atanes over the outburst, in which she accused both of showing a lack of respect towards Nasri.
Another contract story for you now and this time it's a manager celebrating a new deal.
Burnley boss Sean Dyche has been rewarded for taking the club back to the top-flight with an improved deal at Turf Moor.
Earlier today, the Clarets found out they will kick-start their Premier League campaign at home to Chelsea on the opening day.
A chance for the Ginger Mourinho to test himself against the man himself.
Bit of news for you Arsenal and Liverpool fans, regarding reported target Juan Cuadrado.
The Colombian midfielder has been linked with both clubs in recent times, with Barcelona also said to be interested.
Reports even suggested the Catalan outfit had made an offer for his services but Fiorentina sporting director Daniele Prade insists that isn't the case.
He said: "I can deny that Barcelona have made an offer for Cuadrado."
According to talkSPORT, Benfica are ready to hijack Swansea's move for Luc Castaignos.
The Dutchman has emerged as a top target for Garry Monk, with reports suggesting the Swans have tabled a £6.5million bid for his services.
However, Benfica are set to join the race and sources in Holland claim the 21-year-old striker would even favour a switch to the Portuguese giants.
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like the Premier League will be graced with Mathieu Valbuena's presence next season.
The Frenchman looks set to leave Marseille this summer and has been linked with Arsenal and more recently Liverpool (just like everyone else).
But his agent Jean Pierre Bernes has claimed Fiorentina and clubs from Turkey are leading the chase.
He told Canal+: "The World Cup will be a great shop window for Valbuena.
"There are serious talks with two or three clubs, including Fiorentina and some Turkish sides.
"For now, though, we are only at the start of negotiations."
Chelsea are the clear winners so far in the transfer window and there's yet more good news for Blues fans.
Cesc Fabregas has arrived at Stamford Bridge for £27million, while his Spanish colleague Diego Costa looks certain to join him after the World Cup.
And now it appears Eden Hazard will line up alongside them after PSG boss Laurent Blanc ruled out a renewed bid.
The Ligue1 moneybags made no secret of their desire to sign the Belgian but were told he was unavailable by Chelsea.
Blanc told RMC Brazil: "Eden Hazard? He is a top player. But what is certain is that Chelsea wants to keep him."
Remember that promising Argentine striker that Sunderland signed in January? Ignacio Scocco anyone?
Probably not, because he only played six time for Gus Poyet's men.
And now it appears he could be heading back to his homeland, with former club Newell's Old Boys keen to end his north-east nightmare.
Club president Guillermo Lorente said: "We have spoken with Ignacio, with the club from England and have the great advantage that is the will of the player.
"We have made the proposal and we are waiting for the decision of the club Sunderland."
Bit of an update on Thomas Vermaelen's proposed move to Manchester United for you lucky people now.
The Belgian has emerged as a surprise target for Louis van Gaal, who wants the Arsenal skipper to join his Old Trafford revolution.
But according to the Daily Star, the Gunners will only let him go when they sign another defender.
Arsene Wenger has already lost Bacary Sagna to Manchester City and is keen to ensure he has reinforcements before letting another key man depart.
Sunderland manager Gus Poyet has promised he is doing all he can to land Marcos Alonso on a permanent basis.
The left-back spent the second-half of last season on loan at the Stadium of Light from Fiorentina and is hot property this summer.
West Ham are also keen on securing his services, while his parent club may yet opt to keep him.
Poyet told MARCA: "I'm there with Alonso, I already had him for six months. We are doing everything possible so that Fiorentina give him to us"
Sam Allardyce wants another FOUR signings after making £7million Anderlecht star Cheikhou Kouyate West Ham's second capture of the summer.
The powerful 24-year-old – capped five times for Senegal – has signed a four-year deal at Upton Park, with a two-year option.
The Hammers beat off competition from Spanish club Valencia to land the midfielder, who can also play in central defence.
Kouyate's signing follows that of Argentine striker Mauro Zarate late last month.
"I am very happy to join such a club as West Ham," said Kouyate, who will link up with Mo Diame in midfield. "That I'm here now is thanks to the manager, because he went out of his way, leaving his holiday for me, so he has done everything he could for me to join the club."
Also in West Ham's sights is Ecuadorian winger Jefferson Montero.
Unfortunately, that is all we have for you on this fine evening.
Mexico stopper Guillermo Ochoa continues to get linked with a host of clubs after his World Cup heroics, while West Ham have completed their second signing of the summer in Cheikhou Kouyate.
Elsewhere, West Brom look set to pip Hull to Joleon Lescott and Tottenham are readying a shock bid for Sunderland skipper John O'Shea.
Make sure you join us again tomorrow for all the transfer gossip and done deals as they happen.
For now, enjoy the demise of World Cup holders Spain.
Good night.


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Google has advised that Chrome will gradually sunset SHA-1 cryptography, which is used in the signing process of SSL certificates.
We're in the age of the customer. Empowered buyers are demanding a new level of customer obsession, and bring-your-own-everything is accelerating.
Moving enterprise apps to the cloud is becoming a very attractive option for organizations striving to cut IT costs while improving agility and scalability.
Researchers with Proofpoint have analyzed a version of the Dyre banking trojan that has been updated with new features.
It's more than a trend. Mobile devices are becoming the new enterprise desktop. But mobile devices require the same security considerations to access corporate intranets or securely sending and receiving email.
Security and privacy professionals employ enumerable solutions and techniques for information security. Yet, the target of the protection, sensitive and private data, is not clearly understood.
F-Secure noted in its mid-year report that the Conficker worm continues to impact users and that Gameover Zeus still poses a threat.
On Monday, the University of New Haven revealed its first video in a series of security findings.
The backdoor, called "XSLCmd," was detected in earlier attacks on Windows systems, FireEye found.
Trend Micro found that compromised hosts, DDoS attack services and remote access trojans were the most coveted offerings in the marketplace last year.
Android devices in Korea have primarily been impacted by the malware.
Trend Micro first alerted the public to the backdoor affecting Netis and Netcore brand routers.
FireEye analyzed the hacking group's use of the malware, dubbed the "Dark Edition" of BlackWorm.
The group's Center for Secure Design released a report detailing how to avoid common design flaws.
The study by KPMG and FireEye also found that 49 percent of detected malware was unknown.
On Wednesday, HP TippingPoint released its State of Network Security survey which polled hundreds of professionals.
The number of disclosed vulnerabilities is on track to fall below 8,000 this year, a first since 2011.
The routers are sold in China under the Netcore brand name, and elsewhere as Netis products.
The Secret Service said that over 1,000 U.S. businesses have been infected with the malware.
The firm analyzed 1,000 free apps in Google Play which were most downloaded by users.
Although the number of rogue anti-virus malware campaigns have decreased overall, the threat isn't totally gone, according to researchers at Microsoft.
A recent study found that the number of attacks during the two conferences increased to about 130 times the usual amount.
In the second quarter of 2014, Verisign researchers noted a spike in volumetric DDoS activity when compared to previous quarters.
SynoLocker attackers said the database of keys was available for $100,000.
Malware has become a threat to virtual machines and, nowadays, should be incorporated into security strategy, according to a Symantec report.
About two months after botnet takedown efforts, new versions of the malware have surfaced in the U.S. and abroad.
Two hackers demonstrated how device vulnerabilities could allow attackers to access sensitive card data using multiple attack vectors.
An insecure home automation protocol allowed the hacker to control room amenities, like lights, TVs and temperature settings.
Hold Security identified a Russian hacker group, dubbed "CyberVor," that is in possession of more than a billion unique credentials.
An Australian researcher has discovered and posted a method for getting past PayPal's two-factor authentication, but it requires primary credentials.


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This iconic image of Batman is sure to thrill any fan of DC Comics caped crusader. Huge in stature and determination, the superhero looks ready to take on his enemies in this dramatic black and white design, perfect for fans of the comic book legend.


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Halloween is a big ordeal at my house. With kids ages 7 and 8, we spend most of our month thinking about costumes, boo-ing people in the neighborhood, and decorating our front yard with ghosts, skeletons, pumpkins, and tombstones. This year, we have a family costume planned (the Ghostbusters), my daughter has outfitted a "sassy […]READ MORE
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Women Warriors Documentary: Part Two
After 11 weeks of working on post-production, our documentary is getting closer and closer to being finished. At the time of this writing, all of the animations and photos for the narrative portion of the project are on track, with the interview sections and background music nearly complete as well. Our instructor, Brandon Berman, has […]READ MORE
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If you watch 9 News, I am sure you have heard of the 9Health Fair. But did you know that last year 9Health Fairs had 72,000 participants in 140 locations with 16,000 volunteers which donated 3.1 million worth of time and talent? Did you also know that Front Range Community College hosts 2 of those […]READ MORE


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A 6-year-old girl sickened with the West Nile virus is the first confirmed human case in Stanislaus County this year.
A construction project at California State University, Stanislaus is causing a real stink.
Twenty-five local seniors picked up their ukuleles and strummed their hearts out to a series of songs at the CareMore Event Center in Turlock on Thursday. The Sunshine Strummers, a group of musicians made up of all ages, gather together for two hours every Thursday morning for a ukulele jam session.
The 2012 Stanislaus County Fair is just around the corner, and while there are still some finishing touches left before its grand opening on Friday, fair staff and volunteers are working harder than ever to ensure everything runs smoothly for the big day.
Army Pvt. Jennifer N. Rozynski has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
Name of business: Heaven Snow
Although gas prices continue to fall in some parts of the Golden State, other areas have started to see a rise at the pump. According to the latest report from AAA Northern California, Nevada and Utah Insurance Exchange, which tracks gas prices, every metro area in Northern California saw a double-digit drop in its average price over the past month.
Turlock residents Susie Van Foeken and Marie Voltzke enjoy talking about their travels, they like reading Christian fiction and they each have a particular fondness for black jellybeans. These are the markers of their friendship - a friendship that has been growing for the last four years and blossomed through the Stanislaus County Library's Home Delivery Service.
The Departments of Homeland Security and Agriculture have developed a novel vaccine for one of the seven strains of the dreaded foot-and-mouth disease, paving the way for the development of the others. FMD is one of the most economically devastating diseases in the world for those who raise cows, sheep, pigs, goats, deer, and other cloven-hoofed animals.
Summer can be sweet - especially when there's pie involved. A local tradition is coming up soon - the annual Apple Pie Contest.
The State of California Department of Transportation announced that Turlock will be receiving a nearly $320,000 grant through the Safe Routes to School Program for pedestrian safety construction in front of Turlock Junior High.
For many people, nothing beats lounging in the backyard on the Fourth of July with good friends and family, including the four-legged members of the household. While it may seem like a great idea to include them in the festivities, the fireworks explosions frightens most pets and can cause them to run away. The Turlock Animal Shelter has been busier than ever this week with reports of missing pets since the holiday.
The Livingston 4th of July Celebration kicked off on Friday, extending the Valley's Independence Day festivities. The event continues Saturday from 3 p.m. to 12 a.m. On Sunday, the Livingston Sweet Potato Festival returns for the first time in 15 years. Visitors can expect everything from sweet potato pie to fries from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.
The 2012 Hilmar Dairy Festival was held Saturday with the highlight of the annual event the Little Milkmaid and Milkman competition. Twelve children age three to six participated in the 2012 competition. Brie Frietas and Collin Danbom took home the title of Little Milkmaid and Little Milkman.
Steve Williams, a 24-year veteran of the Turlock Police Department, was promoted to the rank of captain Monday.
The final preparations are being made for Monday's take off of the fifth Central Valley Honor Flight that will escort area World War II veterans to the nation's capital for a special reception and tour of the World War II Memorial.
Friday marked the end of this year's season for the Turlock Certified Farmers Market and even though vendors spent the end of the day packing up what was left of their produce, market manager Derek Griffin is already planning next year's market.
There are 23 million small businesses in America, which account for more than 50 percent of U.S. sales according to the Small Business Administration, a national small business advocacy organization that hosted a national conference call on Wednesday to discuss the role of small business in the local and national economy.
Before his term in office comes to an end Mayor John Lazar will leave his post in Turlock and head to Modesto to be recognized by the Latino Community Roundtable as their elected official of the year.
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Turlock delivered 600 pumpkins to Cunningham Elementary on Friday. The service club has been donating the fall gourds to students at Cunningham for the past 26 years. This year, R.A.M. Farms donated half of the pumpkins, with the Kiwanis Club purchasing the rest. Each Cunningham student was allowed to choose a pumpkin to take home.
Turlock native Chad Scott has lost his bid to become America's latest taste maker and along with it his hopes for the million dollar prize.
Name of Business: Romson's Kebab
After more than three decades the Keyes community is joining together to reprise the fall traditions of decades past on Saturday with the Keyes Fall Festivities Parade which hasn't taken place in the town since 1981.
On Wednesday afternoon Off Center Thrift & Gift was teeming with people, but they weren't the usual shoppers hunting for a good deal. They were the volunteers, contributors, and board of directors that have made the local thrift shop a philanthropic powerhouse in the Turlock community.
Hilmar Cheese is extending the roots of its operation into Turlock, looking to grow its production personnel and provide employment opportunities for Valley workers.
Duane Johnson is the last person to let his age get in the way. Having just celebrated his 100th birthday with over 50 friends this past weekend, the Turlock resident continues to view age as just a number.
Although Westside Ministries founder JoLynn DiGrazia recently made the announcement that she will step down from her position as director, she assured guests at the organization's 30th anniversary party this past weekend that she is not going anywhere anytime soon.
Elections are largely about the narratives candidates tell according to Stephen Routh, professor and chair of the Politics Department at California State University, Stanislaus.
Gilbert Teixeira was named the 73rd winner of the Klussendorf Trophy, the highest recognition given to a dairy cattle showman in the United States.
Dick's Sporting Goods may have nearly 600 stores in the country but there is only one Dusty Baker who will be appearing at the grand opening of Turlock's newest athletic store during Halloween weekend.


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Enjoy horseback riding and goat hugging offered by owners Connie and Al Kazal on their ranch in the rugged foothills of the Tucson Mountains. Bring your children, lots of film and a picnic basket including plenty of bread, (to feed the chickens). But be sure to call ahead for reservations. Take pictures of your kids hugging the horses and feeding the goats. Grandparents are known to enjoy this kind of stuff, too. Visit the gift shop before you leave.
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The Joule Dallas Hotel Nears Completion of Renovation
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DALLAS—The Joule Dallas hotel is nearing the completion of its two-year, $78-million renovation and expansion of five interconnected downtown Dallas buildings, slated for this fall.
The Joule, named for the international unit of energy, occupies a revitalized 1920's neo-gothic landmark building on Main Street. Designed by Adam D. Tihany, the hotel is filled with original artwork from Andy Warhol, Tony Cragg, Adam Fuss and Richard Phillips.
With 129 rooms in the first tower, the hotel features 32 additional guestrooms in the second tower, bringing the total to 161 guestrooms. In addition to the new 21 Premier Guestrooms and eight Deluxe Suites, three penthouse units have been created. Two penthouses are multilevel, each with a private terrace, and the third occupies an entire top floor, offering views of the city.
The recent expansion has increased the hotel's meeting space to more than 14,000 sq. ft. with the addition of two new ballrooms, three additional meeting rooms, a pre-function area to the existing ballroom level and a rooftop terrace. The rooftop Joule Terrace features a climate-controlled pavilion with retractable roof, entry via glass elevator shaft.
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It feels like spring outside and everyone's moods are much lighter today. The snow is
melting and the sidewalks are clearing off nicely. Just a sign that more snow is to come
this weekend. Time will tell since the weather can change so quickly.
Other changes take time. It takes 30 days to form a habit so any change I make will
take time to become a habit. Some habits are easier and sadly, some are harder.
I am clearing out old files in the office. It's the time of the year to clear out the old and
make room for the new.
It is the same with SP! Time to rethink and reevaluate the old goals, add some new
ones and maybe start a new habit. I would like to say I am getting up earlier to go
for a morning walk but 5:30 is early enough when it is still dark outside. The snow
and ice really discourage walking until the sun comes out.
So I am trying to fit all my ST in earlier in the day. I had been in the habit of doing it at
night so maybe this is my new habit.
Look for new possibilities and opportunities to make a small and subtle change that
down the road will become a new habit. We all can do it. It just takes a little work and
a little time. We are ALL worth it so let's start now.
Thanks for reading and commenting. The support here has been so great that I know
my friends are always close by. HUGS and have a great evening!
Sooner or later, we fail. Just a part of human nature. We are good at some things and
others, well, we find we need to do better. Success happens when we work at a goal,
learn from our mistakes and keep trying.
I have tried and failed at a few things in my life and I am sure there will be more failures
in the future. Have I learned from my failures? Yes, indeed! Did the failures stop me
from trying again? Guess again. I examined my failures and why they happened and
resolved to try a different way of doing the task until I successfully completed it.
The process was one of try, try again.
So, my SPark friends, look at your failures as a chance to grow, a chance to do it
better the next time and in the end, find success. You'll have learned something
about yourself in the process and grown as a person.
HUGS to all and here's to a wonderful Wednesday! Keep on trying and keep on SParking!
Success is waiting for you!
Here it is the third day of the New Year and I am really getting back into the routine after
the holidays. Candies and cookies still linger but for someone else's palate. It was fun
while it lasted but I am fully commited to get back to normal. Back to lots of fuits and
veggies and making the best choices I can.
My goals will probably remain the same-drink plenty of water, get enough sleep, so
my cardio and ST every day and maintain.
I am working to think of a new reward and it might just be a new dress for Easter. That
is a few days off but it is really too cold to be thinking spring just yet. A girl has to dream
of that perfect outfit LOL!
Speaking of dreams, what are your dreams for 2011? Have you given any thought to
what you really want to accomplish? If you are like me, it takes time to come up with
the best plan of action and follow through.
So, here's to planning and rethinking goals and aspirations!
Hugs and thanks for reading and commenting.
If I miss a reply, be assured I will read it as soon as my email account gets straightened
out. It has been a trial today so I'll be checking from time to time.
The storm blew itself out and I had one more thing I wanted to accomplish. I baked banana
bread so the kids and we could have a treat after church. Now we are watching the
little ones so Mom and Dad could go see a movie. It is SIL's birthday today. I hope they
have fun.
School resumes tomorrow so we all have to get back to a schedule. Vacations are nice
but have to end sometime.
So it is back to a regular schedule and getting back on track after a long holiday. I
know I will have to regroup and reorganize but it is all doable.
Plan your strategy for the New Year and plan on SUCCESS!
Thanks for reading and commenting! HUGS!
We spent time working in the freezers and brought up all the frozen strawberries and
raspberries and made 9 batches of jam/jelly yesterday and today.
We also baked bread, two loaves going to DD and the next door neighbor last night.
The storm has blown itself out and now DH thinks he wants to defrost one of the
upright freezers today. Hmmm-sounds like work. It is a daunting task so I'll just
take a nap first.
Time to clean out the old and bring in the new! Fresh start to a New Year and a New
You! Put the past behind you and shoot for the stars!
Thanks for reading and commenting and I'll catch up with everyone when the dust, or
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What is *Praxis?
*Praxis (noun): The process by which a theory, lesson, or skill is enacted, practised, embodied, or realized.
Our 23rd annual Family Science Olympics will be held on Saturday, October 18th at Medicine Hat High School. We will also be hosting a family challenge at this year's event - a project for the whole family to plan!
If you have a curious toddler or preschooler at home that seems to get into everything, then this might be just the thing! This program is for care givers and their 4-6 year old children to explore and discover the world around us and gain an appreciation for the science in our everyday lives. Please click here for more information.
Discover how you can change the world! To apply, visit www.biogenius.ca or click here for more information.
These activities are back and it is now time to register. Please share this information with anyone who might be interested. And remember, all courses are offered on-line in French and English and are completely FREE! Click here for more information.
Special Webinar with Canadian Astrophotographer
Discover the Universe is happy to welcome Alan Dyer as the guest speaker for this special webinar. Alan Dyer is a well known Canadian astrophotographer, author and astronomy educator. He will talk to us about his astrophotography adventures, including many world-wide expeditions to chase solar eclipses. You will learn about different astronomical phenomena and be amazed at the beauty of his photographs. Alan will also give us information about the upcoming eclipses visible from Canada: a lunar eclipse on October 8th and a partial solar eclipse on October 23. Monday October 6th at 1pm (Eastern) - 10am (Pacific)
Workshop for Teachers
Is astronomy part of your school curriculum but you feel uncomfortable teaching it to your students? Would you like to feel more confident and better prepared to answer the many questions your students may have? If so, then this workshop is for you! During those three weeks, we will explain many astronomical concepts, while giving you tips on how to tech them, activities to use in class and access to many resources. October 20th - November 7th
Special Webinar - The TMT and the Canadian Contribution
The next generation of telescopes will have mirrors 30 or 40 meters across. Canada has been involved in the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) project for many years and construction is now beginning on the summit of Mauna Kea in Hawaii. For this webinar, our guest speaker will be Luc Simard, an astrophysicist involved with the TMT since the beginning. He will give us an overview of the project and the role Canadian astronomers are playing in this international endeavor. Wednesday November 26th at 2pm (Eastern) - 11am (Pacific)
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Siri is coming to a car near you. Apple officially announced CarPlay yesterday! It'll be available on select new cars later this year and is dubbed as a smarter, safer way to use your iPhone in the car. It takes the things you want to do with your iPhone while driving and puts them right on your car's built-in display; allowing you to listen to music, receive messages and more — all done just by plugging your iPhone into the car's infotainment system. The screen is controlled via the car's touchscreen or via Siri voice control. It's about time Apple made its way into cars. So you may want to hold off on purchasing a new vehicle for just a little while longer to make sure you'll get to enjoy the benefits of CarPlay.
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Windows XP Falls Below 25% Market Share, Windows 8 Drops Slightly
Re:XP losing Market share is not bad news. (336 comments)
If the graphics break again and the network is up then try PuTTY.
Welcome to the Slashdot Beta site -- learn more here. Use the link in the footer or click here to return to the Classic version of Slashdot.
Before you choose to head back to the Classic look of the site, we'd appreciate it if you share your thoughts on the Beta; your feedback is what drives our ongoing development.
Beta is different and we value you taking the time to try it out. Please take a look at the changes we've made in Beta and learn more about it. Thanks for reading, and for making the site better!
Re:XP losing Market share is not bad news. (336 comments)
If the graphics break again and the network is up then try PuTTY.
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Thunderbirds (701 comments)
Five. Four. Three. Two. One. Thunderbirds are Go.
Re:What difference now does it make? :) Sunk costs (364 comments)
You don't need a Cadillac to deliver a parcel when a Honda will do the same mission. Thus the F35 may be overkill for many missions that the F-18 can accomplish at lower cost.
In the Second World War the Germans had better tanks but sheer numbers built at lower cost were able to overcome them. So a better fighter doesn't mean you can win battles or wars.
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>> A proven fighter is one that has been through the teething problems that the F-35 is going through now.
No, it's not.
A proven fighter is one that has shown itself to have a good combat record.
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WinXP, even patched, is the equivalent of driving around a rust bucket with bad wiring and bald tires. It's an accident waiting to happen.
A bad analogy.
It is more like driving around in an old 1950s car with no seat belts and no air bags and no crush zones.
If it is has been maintained it will still do the job required of it but care must be taken. Why upgrade - spend the money - if the equipment is still capable of doing what is asked of it?
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I'm a Windows XP user. I see no need to upgrade. The only circumstances in which I would upgrade is either I can't find hardware to run XP on or the data I process (documents, music, video) have no applications I can use on XP. These circumstances forced me from 98 to 2000 and now XP.
Yes, I'm going to have to take care to stop being infected by malware. Good anti-virus, good firewall, Chrome browser, safe surfing habits, care with email.
If you would like a similar analogy people drive old cars with drum brakes, no seat belts, no air bags and no crush zones in modern traffic. They see no need to upgrade as well. Just take care and be sensible.
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If your power steering goes you have very poor leverage no matter what type of steering system you have. And British cars successfully used rack and pinion without power steering, the popular British Morris Minor from 1948 - 1972 was one of these. Two and a quarter turns lock to lock.
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I'm sure there's a HTML web page usability design guide around that the Slashdot Beta programmers are using.
Does anyone know the name of it because I want to make sure I don't buy it.
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And Slashdot Beta reduces the goodwill left in Slashdot Media to below zero, a phenomenon last seen with Stephen Elop and Nokia.
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Tidy it up and then sell it off to Google.
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NIWA explanation for what is going on for the temperature adjustments.
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The Jerome H2S analyzer from Ashtead Technology is the ideal Hydrogen Sulphide rental solution. The extremely broad measurement range of this portable toxic vapour detector, from 0.001 ppm (1 ppb) to 50 ppm, makes it appropriate for odor nuisance monitoring, scrubber efficiency testing, leak detection, regulatory compliance, corrosion control and ...
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Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) pollution is associated with an unpleasant odour, as are many other pollutants. Diffusion tubes are an inexpensive way of determining the chemical cause of the odour and are easy to use, requiring no specialist skills. Sampling periods are 2-4 weeks, and therefore the tubes are used to detect the long-term presence of ...
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This amperometric H2S micro-sensor for shallow water has been developed for the insitu determination of dissolved H2S/Sulphide in natural waters. Because of the partial pressure of the gaseous H2S, the analyte is separated by permeation through the membrane. Inside the sensor the hydrogen sulphide reacts with a redox mediator. The reoxidation at ...
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Sunnide Resort
Sunnide Resort
Sunnide Resort is a popular choice amongst travelers in Fuji-san, whether exploring or just passing through. Both business travelers and tourists can enjoy the hotel's facilities and services. To be found at the hotel are meeting facilities, coffee shop, car park, elevator, laundry service/dry cleaning. The well-appointed guestrooms feature hair dryer, air conditioning, television, refrigerator, television LCD/plasma screen. Take a break from a long day and make use of spa. Friendly staff, great facilities and close proximity to all that Fuji-san has to offer are three great reasons you should stay at Sunnide Resort. ...read more
Sunnide Resort Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Car Park
- Coffee Shop
- Elevator
- Hair Dryer
- In Room Safe
- Laundry Service/Dry Cleaning
- Meeting Facilities
- Refrigerator
- Restaurant
- Separate Shower And Tub
- Spa
- Television
- Television Lcd/Plasma Screen
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