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Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 5, 1534-1554. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1873.
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February 1536
|Feb. 3. Original Letter Book of Francesco Contarini in St. Mark's Library.
|90. Francesco Contarini, Venetian Ambassador with the King of the Romans, to the Signory.
|Yesterday morning I went to the King, whom I found clad in deep mourning, and it was told me his Majesty had this garb because on the preceding day he heard of the death of his aunt, the Queen of England; so in your Serenity's name I condoled on this demise, telling him it might be supposed that a saint had expired, her Majesty having always comported herself—especially in her adversity—with so much patience and wisdom, as known to the whole world. He answered me, "Ambassador! I say to you in truth—not because she was my aunt—rest assured (sappiate) that this lady was endowed with many more excellent qualities than are attributed to her, and we believe she died like a saint."
|We then went to Mass, and his Majesty chose me to hear it from the chapel above, where there was no one but his Majesty, the Queen, and his sons and daughters, they likewise being all dressed in black. This death has caused the King much sorrow. In the afternoon I went to him again, and having communicated the news-letters from Constantinople, inquired through what channel he had heard of said Queen's death. He told me he had letters from his ambassador in England [Eustace Chapuys?], who a few days before went to visit her Majesty, whom he found much better (molto megliorata), and three days later wishing to visit her again, they told him it was unnecessary, as she was dead. I asked his Majesty what was heard about the Queen's daughter He answered me "We believe she is with the King, and fear that from grief for her mother's death, and from other causes, she also will die." He then complained a little of the King, in measured terms, how that for a harlot (to use his own words), he had repudiated so sage, virtuous, and sainted a wife, with whom he had lived upwards of twenty years; nor could his Majesty refrain from shedding tears, (fn. 1)
|Inspruck, 3rd of February 1536.
|Feb. 3. Lettere del Collegio (Secreta), File no. 14.
|91. The Doge and College to the Secretary (Zuccato) in England.
|Send him the summary of letters lately received from Constantinople for communication as usual. His letters of the 8th and 9th January require no further reply.
|Feb. 12. Despatches, Venetian Archives, File no. 4 B.
|92. Lorenzo Bragadino, Venetian Ambassador at Rome, to the Doge and Signory.
|Letters received from France dated the 5th instant. Besides the great preparations which are being made by the King, he has stipulated an agreement with the King of England, who promises to contribute in good part to the cost of the war; and he [the King of France?] charges Mons. de Vigli (sic) [De Veilly?], his ambassador with the Emperor, to tell his Imperial Majesty that he is willing to delay until the first of next month and not make any warlike stir; but De Vigli is to inform him that on the expiration of that term his most Christian Majesty chooses to be at liberty to act; and in case he [De Vigli] perceives any disposition on the part of the Emperor to make an agreement in fact and not in words, the King will send the Admiral to him. But it is thought that the Emperor delays this negotiation and the treaty concerning the Florentine emigrants, by words, in order to gain time to prepare himself for war; and that for this reason likewise he postpones his coming to Rome.
|Rome, 12th of February.
|Feb. 16. Original Letter Book of Francesco Contarini in St. Mark's Library.
|93. Francesco Contarini, Venetian Ambassador with the King of the Romans, to the Signory.
|During the last two days, King Ferdinand has had the obsequies of the late most Serene Queen of England performed in very great state, as becoming her Majesty's grade. I was with the King during the whole of the ceremonies; and letters having arrived lately from the Emperor, I asked him what news they contained, and he told me of the donation of a million and a half of gold from the kingdom of Naples, of the postponement of the Emperor's departure from that city, and that he had ordered a levy of 10,000 German infantry.
|Inspruck, 16th of February, 1536.


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my children who aren't as sensitive to gluten as i am have no problems with this pizza. i usually end up with symptoms of cross-contamination which is understandable, considering they are throwing pizza dough in the air and the flour goes everywhere. it is overpriced and not that good. but it's pizza, and i don't have to make it myself.
Though the gluten-free pizza is not the best I've had, it still was tasty. They are aware of celiac and will do whatever they need to accommodate the allergy.
I came to Mellow Mushroom because of the great reviews for their GF pizza but I was really disappointed. I ordered the GF veggie pizza with olive oil instead of red sauce. This is my typical order for any GF pizzeria. I've had many good GF pizza crusts but the crust here was inedible. I couldn't even cut it with a serrated knife. The toppings were either over cooked, not fresh, or both. My pizza was overpriced for what it was. From what I could see, pizza is the only GF item on the menu. On the plus side, the staff were friendly and helpful with all my questions. My waitress said they make all their GF pizzas in another area totally separate from the other food.
gf beer, delicious gf pizza, staff is excellent! win :-)
GF pizza is pretty crummy and I get sick every time I eat it but they do have some gluten free beer, so there's that.
Since the last review in 2012 I think there is great improvement! The crust is tender and thin (typical in GF) with a nice crusty edge. The toppings fresh and top of the line. 4 GF Beers to choose from. The staff treats the GF orders with extra care. I enjoyed my meal with no issues.
I think their toppings are great. However, they use Still Riding crust and it is pretty bad. It doesn't take long for the crust to start getting soggy. Plus, I do not like the taste of the crust. I also tried a Mellow Mushroom in Pensacola, FL and had the same results. Th server asked me if I wanted a box to take what was left with me. When I said, "NO.", He said that very few did. I usually just scrape the topping off the crust & eat that.
The GF crust isn't bad but if you put some tasty toppings on it it's amazing. They also have some GF beers available.
10725 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32821
😍it! My two celiac boys give it thumbs up! One had the house and the other pep/tomato/olive/burger.
1101 Hwy 17 N, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
GF pizza menu states the extra training and care staff take to ensure that cross contamination does not occur. Does not charge extra for GF crust and has many toppings and combos to choose from.
3131 Veterans Memorial Boulevard, Metairie, Louisiana 70002
Great pizza! This location is so much tastier than the ones in DFW!
903 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
delicious gf pizza with lots of grown up options and very reasonable price for gf.
1023 Bardstown Road, Louisville, KY 40204
The gf pizza is not good and soggy
3455 Bluebonnet Circle, Fort Worth, TX, 76109
Visiting from California and happy to find this Fort Worth gem. Satisfying to have a GF beer with a GF pizza. Not the best crust but the quality toppings makes this a satisfying experience.
1185 Lenoir Rhyne Blvd. SE, Hickory, NC, 28602
This place is just OK. Their gluten free menu doesn't have a ton of options and unfortunately, the pizzas only come in a medium (which are very pricy). Service is definitely lacking in many areas, and the pizza we ordered came out burnt. My husband also asked for no mushrooms in his side salad, and it came with what seemed to be extra mushrooms. For 1 medium pizza, 2 side salads, a kids mac n cheese, and 3 drinks, the total was almost $50. Definitely not worth it. No thank you. Won't be back.
2485 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Very, very good pizza! It was the best gluten free pizza I have ever had. I even liked the crust! The server was very informed about how to handle the gluten free food items. He brought try food out separate from the other food my table ordered. I never got sick from it either! It is certainly a good restaurant to eat at if you are gluten free!
700 South Rosemary Avenue #100, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
wow!!!! the best GF pizza!! Great service from begining to the end! Our server was great and know and understand our gluten issues!
314 West 4th Street, Winston-Salem, NC, 27101
Delicious Pizza and no reaction. The problem is the time we were made to wait. We watched people who ordered long after us get their pizza eat and leave. After 45 minutes of waiting (we checked out receipt to see what time we ordered), we spoke to the manager who advised it takes longer because of the GF crust. My son had a regular pizza and it had not come out either. An hour after we ordered, I got my GF pizza and a few minutes later, my son got his regular pizza. We were refunded the price of the small regular pizza. I informed the manager that I had eaten at other Mellow Mushroom locations and not had this experience when he explained that it takes longer. Good food, and we will visit other MM locations, but not this one again. We are traveling and this set us back quite a bit.
1101 Hwy 17 N, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
gf pizza was delicious but there was only one person tending bar and waiting on tables service was slow
224 Causeway Dr, Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480
This was our first visit to this location. We are staying in Wrightsville and we had planned on going to Wilmington for Mellow Mushroom c there. But then I found a groupon for this location and was happy! Gluten free pizza for my 14 year old son less than 5 minutes away! It surprisingly wasn't crowded for 7pm on Friday and we were able to park and get seating within 5 minutes of driving up. I saw on their menu than they were serving "new" Smartflour Vegan crusts and it dawned on me that we had eaten at a location in Greensboro a few months back and the crust had been new too. We went ahead and ordered the gluten free/new vegan crust although we wished they still had the non - vegan option. This new crust is a bit thin and doesn't seem to rise at all whatsoever. Not airy, but more of a thick tortilla/crepe texture made of whole grains. They were definitely not trying to copy the good taste of a traditional wheat crust at all. But to get to the point of the poor review....my son are only 1 and a half pieces since he didn't really care for the texture and lack of flavor. Thank goodness. Because 3 hours later....we were in the hotel room with a very sick boy. We never experienced this after any of the other MM locations we've eaten at all over the south. I think perhaps in this beachy, touristy area the staff are all college students on summer break, the restaurant seemed to do a lot of take out, and possibly they don't take necessary precautions for Celiacs. The server seemed to group gluten-free in with diet choices such as vegans. Do not go here if you have Celiacs. Otherwise enjoy the easy access without wait.
1571 21st Avenue North, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
Because of previous recommendations we stayed away from their gluten free pizza. I got a salad. We were told all dressings were gluten free, but I ended up with a rash and stomach ache.
200 North Center Street, Arlington, TX 76011
Eaten here twice, last time being 7/21/16 with no problems. Had Caesar salad & HF pizza. Staff is knowledgeable.
1101 Hwy 17 N, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
Had two gluten free pizzas without cheese (we are GF and milk free). They were good and we didn't have symptoms. The staff was courteous and prompt.
314 West 4th Street, Winston-Salem, NC, 27101
Separate kitchen for celiacs
903 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
Great experience. Pizza was ok- did not get glutened, so all in all it was good.
310 W Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Delightful! I enjoyed my GF pizza a lot, and everyone else really liked their regular pizzas as well. Great service - friendly and helpful.
50 Broadway Ave, Asheville, NC, 28801
Cool, bohemian vibe. The gf Pizza was outstanding! I would go back .
2485 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Their GF pizza is amazing! And it's the size of a regular medium pizza, so you'll have leftovers for your next meal.
767 Huffman Mill Road, Burlington, NC, 27215
Excellent pizza. Separate gluten free menu. The pizzas are big. Great value for your money.
1571 21st Avenue North, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
Didn't read the recent reviews before going. My wife has Celiac's and got sick from GF pizza. They must not care anymore
2370 Towne Lake Pkwy, Ste 140, Woodstock, GA, 30189
Had the gluten free pizza, very good. They can also make gluten free chips if you ask with their gluten free dough.
5175 Bayou Boulevard, Pensacola, FL, 32503
Not good. Crust is a frozen pizza crust, and it might as well be cardboard. Service was terrible.
1451 Coral Ridge Mall #700, Coralville, IA 52241
Came here excited about GF menu. Plenty of empty tables. Told we would be put on a waiting list because there were people on the waiting list that had left and hadn't returned. Customer in hand is apparently not as good as a customer who wasn't there.
6100 Veterans Parkway, Suite 14, Columbus, GA, 31909
They put onions on my pizza when I requested for them to not be there. And they must not practice good separation techniques because I was soooo sick that night from it. Definitely got glutened.
3110 Hwy 17 North, Mount Pleasant, SC, 29466
Have a separate area for gluten free pizza crust. Have never had a problem eating here .
4311 Oleander Drive, Wilmington, NC, 28403
Service and pizza were great! No reactions. But, I was a little disappointed after seeing and smelling beautiful, bubbly large pizzas walking by and then having our server place a very small pie in front of myself, husband, and toddler. We judged our order based on looking around at other pies. We didn't realize that a gf dough meant a much smaller, thinner pizza would come our way. We didn't have time to order another so we split what we had and went on our way. Overall, great tasting but gf pie will only feed 1.5 people. Don't plan to share.
601 R St #110, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508
Service and pizza were great! No reactions. But, I was a little disappointed after seeing and smelling beautiful, bubbly large pizzas walking by and then having our server place a very small pie in front of myself, husband, and toddler. We judged our order based on looking around at other pies. We didn't realize that a gf dough meant a much smaller, thinner pizza would come our way. We didn't have time to order another so we split what we had and went on our way. Overall, great tasting but gf pie will only feed 1.5 people. Don't plan to share.
903 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
Good service Gluten Free Pizza was small but good
317 Main St., Suite 100, Franklin, TN, 37064
If you tell them you have allergies they are very careful about it. I have never once ordered a salad without croutons and gotten croutons on the salad. They use the smartflour dough on the gf pizzas. They sell smartflour frozen pizzas at whole foods also. Very good about not cross contaminating
1571 21st Avenue North, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
Good pizza lots of GF options but still got glutened. Mellow Mushroom is usually an excellent option for GF but this one let me down.
314 West 4th Street, Winston-Salem, NC, 27101
love their gf pizza!
120 Dunbarton Dr, Florence, SC 29501
Very good GF pizza. Staff was knowledgeable, and kitchen has separate areas for GF.
33 Maryland Ave, Rockville, MD 20850
Great gluten-free pizza prepared in a separate area in the back. Prepared and delivered to the table by someone who does not touch gluten-containing food. Angry Orchard Hard Cider on tap.
4311 Oleander Drive, Wilmington, NC, 28403
The Good: The pizza taste great. The staff was able to put my mine to rest about the prep safety and etc. The Bad: Size and Price! When I Opened the box I was like what the what?!? It was small and cost $20!!!
2820 E Southlake Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092
Delicious pizza! It's my favorite gfree pizza! Knowledgable staff, they do an excellent job with gluten free!
16103 Chenal Parkway #900, Little Rock, AR 72211
Our family has fined here many times, however the last visit we were glutened from cross contamination. Beware.
400 West Peachtree St, Spring Street/Ivan Allen Jr Blvd, Atlanta, GA, 30308
Just had lunch here with my family who is half Celiac and half not. Gluten free pizza was awesome! Crust was awesome! Daughter had kids flat bread (has gluten) and loved it. Husband had the jerk chicken sandwich and really loved it as well! Highly recommend!
1451 Coral Ridge Mall #700, Coralville, IA 52241
I haven't had pizza with that flavor since before going GF. They have a special small menu inside the big menu of their strictly GF pizzas with no cross contamination. Bonus - my son loved the gamer decor with all the different colors and lighting.
310 W Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
My favorite place to get gf pizza. It's expensive, but the crust makes it worth it. Never gotten sick here!
1133 Chastain Road, Kennesaw, GA, 30144
Been looking all over for a decent gluten free crust, and this place was delicious!!
1 Augusta Street, Suite 101, Greenville, SC, 29601
Love the pizza. Price is high.
309 King Street, Charleston, SC, 29401
pizza celiaca buona. gentile e didponibile il personale.
1451 Coral Ridge Mall #700, Coralville, IA 52241
Two words... Thank you. Thank you for having a pizza that is delicious and tastes like a pizza. I had just about given up. Great experience. I was told they have a separate prep area. I'm a celiac and did not get sick. Well done Mellow Mushroom!! +2... Went back for my birthday and one more time after that. Great experiences!!!
960 Highway 98 East, Suite 112, Destin, FL, 32541
After our party of seven ordered they informed me that they were out of gluten free pizza and offered me a salad while everyone else ate pizza. When we first entered the restaurant I told the employees that I needed to be gluten free, yet they waited until after we ordered to inform me. Not ok.
7915 Vaughn Road, Festival Plaza - Rave Motion Pictures, Montgomery, AL, 36116
I was looking forward to pizza on our way back from the beach. We ordered and found out that they were out of gluten free. It was hard to get excited about my salad while watching my family enjoy their pizzas. To top it off, I started to get sick while leaving the parking lot. Not a great night. I have been here before and was fine and I do love Mellow Mushroom. I guess it's a good idea to call ahead to make sure they have gluten free crust available. It can always be a gamble going out to eat.
301 N McPherson Church Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28303
Good food, good service, have never gotten sick.
4855 Tanger Outlet Blvd, North Charleston, SC 29418
I've been to several Mellow Mushrooms and not all of them are as careful about cross contamination as they claim to be. I loved this location-they were very careful and super knowledgeable about celiac. I love their GF pizza-sooo yummy!
275 Dogwood Blvd, Flowood, MS, 39232
Separated kitchen area where they even change aprons before they go into it. They don't make the crusts there so less contamination. the pizzas are good, not great, and very expensive. We go for the ability to sit with friends and eat pizza.
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With that out of the way, I just can't stand RE4 anymore and that's only because of the setting, the enemies, the score and the fact that it completely abandons everything RE-related before it and completely skimps out on the puzzles and backtracking. Still you've got to give credit to where it's due. The gameplay & controls are phenomenal!
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In the late 1930s, an ambitious graduate student named Herbert F. Spitzer asked thousands of Iowa sixth graders to read a short article about bamboo – an article he later described as "highly factual, authentic, of the proper difficulty, and similar in type to the material that children read in their regular school work."
He divided the students into 10 groups and gave them long multiple-choice quizzes ("What usually happens to a bamboo plant after the flowering period?") at varying intervals. One group, for example, was quizzed immediately after reading the article, then again the next day, and then a final time three weeks later. Another group was quizzed only once, three weeks after reading the article. The students did not know when they would be quizzed, and they did not keep the article, so they had no chance to study on their own.
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The best place in the world to visit
It's been in the news a lot lately for all the wrong reasons. Now a US travel giant has named this Aussie wonder No.1 on the planet.
No more dolphins at Sea World?
ACTIVISTS say it's only a matter of time before tourist attractions such as Sea World lose the right to keep dolphins — but they're in for a fight.
Where no man has been before
HE'S got his own submersible superhero-style transport, he's a man of the people and he's all about action. Now he's done something even more incredible.
Mega resort's reef casino mystery
WITH its futuristic buildings and man-made seas, it looks like belongs on Mars. Instead, it's a huge casino proposed for the Great Barrier Reef.
'What really happens on the Gold Coast'
CHANNEL Seven has started to air a new reality show which goes behind the scenes on the Gold Coast. It's a world of "bikini babes, millionaires and broken rules".
Chinese billionaire's ambitious plan
CHINA'S richest man has a wildly ambitious plan for Australia. It will cost him billions of dollars, but the result might just be worth it.
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FAR removed from the theme parks and highrises, the Schoolies and the Supercars is a side of the Gold Coast you probably don't know about.
There's a cheeky new trend at Schoolies
SCHOOLIES has kicked off with as many as 25,000 young people flocking to the Gold Coast. They're certainly having a crack at standing out.
Schoolies will be different this year
INSTA-ready teens are packing their Nutri Bullets and swapping booze for juice as an anti-terror crackdown and possible ban on beach parties threaten this year's Schoolies.
The Aussie town with a big secret
IT'S A TINY town that few outsiders have heard of — and yet it's been named the destination that Australians are loving the most.
Is Australia about to get a Disneyland?
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ABC for Little Space Explorer ($2) from Common Extract is a new alphabet and science learning app for young children: A is for astronaut, B is for black hole, C is for crater, and so forth. Conceptually, the app is a bit odd — alphabet lessons are typically for kids aged 2-5, and the science content here is more for kids 6 and up—but parents who want their kids to learn about space might find it to be worth a peek. As tested, we didn't always find the app's interactive activities to be intuitive; in some cases, you'll see 3-D cosmic maps or satellites that can be zoomed in on, while in others, the screen will flip to telescope and other views that don't completely make sense. Even the alphabet selection screen is spread over two pages, which may confuse some kids. Our feeling is that Common Extract will benefit from polishing the app up a bunch, but the raw materials here are compelling.
Google's standalone Hangouts has updated to version 1.3.0 with a major new feature — users can now make and receive telephone calls to land lines from an iOS device. The free app also now lets users send and receive animated GIFs, and it's now possible to see which friends are using Hangouts, and who's currently available.
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[2] Plate geometries are frequently based on seismicity and rely on the accuracy of hypocenters in global earthquake catalogs. Regional and local catalogs provide more accurate locations, but exist for relatively few regions. Within subduction zones, intermediate depth earthquakes define the Wadati-Benioff zone (WBZ) and slab geometries, which constrain geodynamical models. At shallower depths hypocenters provide information on the locations of transform faults at mid-ocean ridges and normal faults at the outer rises of trenches. Accurate earthquake locations are also important in the study of earthquake hazards; knowing the locations of large earthquakes makes it possible to relate seismicity to surface features.
[3] In subduction zones four main factors may degrade the accuracy of global datasets. The first is that all hypocenters have random errors due to inexact arrival times, inexact velocity models and incomplete arrival data. These errors cause earthquake locations to scatter around the actual structure that they define; such errors can be assessed statistically [e.g., Pavlis and Hokanson, 1985; Thurber, 1986; Gomberg et al., 1990; Pavlis, 1992]. In particular, random errors cause WBZ seismicity to appear wider than its actual distribution. This causes slab surfaces based on seismicity to be interpreted too shallowly when the surfaces are interpreted as the top of the WBZ. Such biases can be corrected by incorporating hypocenter uncertainties [Syracuse and Abers, 2006]. Relative relocation methods minimize these effects [e.g., Jordan and Sverdrup, 1981; Poupinet et al., 1984; Got et al., 1994; Waldhauser and Ellsworth, 2000], reducing relative scatter among earthquakes within a localized region by assuming that a portion of the time delays to a particular station is due to velocity structure common to their similar raypaths.
[4] A second factor is the station geometry surrounding the earthquake, both on the local and global scale. Locally, networks above subduction zones often include only land stations, limiting azimuthal coverage, particularly at island arcs. Networks restricted to the forearc may result in hypocenters that are located too deeply and close to the trench [McLaren and Frohlich, 1985]. Expanding station coverage through the backarc improves locations, as well as including teleseismic arrivals from a variety of azimuths. The global station distribution, however is also largely limited to land stations and heterogeneous, with more stations above cold cratons than hot oceanic mantle, leading to potential error in teleseismically located hypocenters.
[5] A third factor is the bias caused by high velocity slabs. Earthquakes that occur at shallow depths (<50 km) in a subduction zone produce signals that can travel long distances within a high velocity slab, causing hypocenters to shift up to 40 km in the direction of the slab dip [Sorrells et al., 1971; Jacob, 1972; Fujita et al., 1981]. This effect is smaller for deeper earthquakes since the rays travel a comparatively shorter distance within the slab [McLaren and Frohlich, 1985].
[6] A fourth contributing factor is the accuracy of the global velocity model used in earthquake location. Generally, earthquakes are located in one-dimensional (1D) global velocity models that do not take into account three-dimensional (3D) velocity variability. This may lead to systematic biases in earthquake locations within some regions which may vary globally, such as found by Smith and Ekström [1996] and Antolik et al. [2001] for explosion epicenters. Relative relocation methods are unable to independently remove these biases [Wolfe, 2002], necessitating a combined approach to reduce both relative scatter of earthquakes within a region and remove far-field velocity model biases.
[7] In this study, we focus on the effect of random scatter and of large-scale 3D earth structure on global earthquake locations for intermediate depth earthquakes in subduction zones. Relative relocations are determined in a 1D velocity model and in a model corrected for 3D earth structure for earthquakes in most subduction zones. The effect on slab geometries and the depth of the slab beneath arc volcanoes is analyzed, providing a comprehensive and systematic survey of WBZ seismicity. Globally, the median difference between the 1D and 3D locations for earthquakes within a section of subduction zone is usually less than 10 km, but can be as much as 25 km.


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Main Street in Campbellsville, 1970. Shively's, Scott's, Lerman Bros. and other stores line the street. That era may be long gone, but now you can stop in Druther's Restaurant and let the memories come flooding back.
As part of a planned remodeling of Druther's, local artist Trena Corbin has painted a 28- by 6-foot conversation piece that is truly a blast from downtown Campbellsville's past. The mural features Main Street as it appeared in 1970, the year Druther's first opened its doors.
A Campbellsville man has been indicted on charges alleging he sexually abused three children younger than 12.
Oliver L. Schmitz, 23, of 134 Coppock St. was indicted last Tuesday by a Taylor County grand jury.
Schmitz was charged with seven counts of first-degree sexual abuse.
According to the indictment, he is accused of committing the acts between April 1 and May 14.
Campbellsville Police Detective Sgt. Patricia Thompson, who is investigating the allegations, said the alleged crimes were reported after a child told a parent about the incidents.
The high winds that preceded Tuesday's heavy rain left scattered minor damage throughout the county Tuesday.
According to Ronnie Dooley, Taylor County Emergency Management's public information coordinator, reports were minimal.
"We had some trees reported down throughout the county," he said.
There were two significant incidents of damage.
A wind gust tore away a portion of the metal roof at Shoe Sensation at Green River Plaza.
A Lebanon man has been arrested and charged with DUI after being stopped at a traffic safety checkpoint.
James M. Sandusky, 20, of 990 Hundley Lane was arrested at 11:23 p.m. Friday, July 31.
According to Sandusky's arrest citation, he was stopped during the checkpoint and Kentucky State Police troopers smelled alcohol on him.
The citation states that Sandusky told the troopers that he had drunk five or more beers. Alcohol was also found in his vehicle, records state.
An Elk Horn woman has been charged with growing marijuana.
Jamie Marzec, 45, of 1615 Speck Ridge Road was cited Thursday, July 30.
According to her arrest citation, Marzec had allegedly been growing a marijuana plant in her back yard.
The citation states that Marzec told Taylor County Sheriff's Deputy Mark Dickens that the plant was hers.
Marzec is scheduled to be arraigned in Taylor District Court on Monday, Aug. 17.
The Southern Arts Federation has announced that $38,122 has been awarded to Kentucky arts organizations for fiscal year 2010-2011 in support for touring artists.
Campbellsville's Central Kentucky Arts Series received $1,441 for Wood and Strings Theatre.
Through the Regional Touring program, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Southern Arts Federation partner to offer nonprofit organizations fee support to present artists from outside of their states.
An inmate who recently escaped from the Marion County Adjustment Center in Lebanon was arrested Monday in Taylor County.
According to a Taylor County Sheriff's Office report, James Combs, 27, was arrested after sheriff's deputies received a tip at about 12:30 p.m. that he was in the Raikes Hill Spur Road area.
Upon arrival, the report states, Combs fled into a wooded area and was apprehended about 30 minutes later by a Taylor County Sheriff's Office canine unit. He was arrested without incident. Sheriff's deputy Ricky Underwood assisted.
Students at Campbellsville and Taylor County public school systems headed back to classes yesterday morning.
Above left, Campbellsville Elementary School Principal David Petett greets second-grader Christopher Newell on the first day of school.
Above right, Billie Cecil, left, talks to her daughter Makayla, who starts first grade this year.
See a slideshow with more photos from the first day of school on today's CKNJ Homepage.
It seems alcohol sales haven't been the City tax boom or a widespread social problem as some residents had argued.
Ed Miladin, the city's Alcoholic Beverage Control officer, gave the Campbellsville City Council an update on alcohol licenses during its regular meeting Monday night.
More than a year after voters approved limited alcohol sales in Campbellsville, there are only two restaurants now serving, Miladin said.
Two Campbellsville residents were injured Tuesday in a two-vehicle collision on KY 527.
According to a Taylor County Sheriff's Office report, Dorothee S. Roberts, 53, of Woodhill Road was traveling north on KY 527 at 8:09 p.m. Morgan E. Mason, 17, of Lebanon Avenue was traveling south.
The report states that witnesses told sheriff's deputies that Roberts and Mason met each other in a curve and Roberts' 1999 Subaru crossed the center line and into the path of Mason's 2004 Mazda.
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Spotify rolls out new collection, follow and discovery tab features
Spotify has announced a new set of features for its player which plugs some major functionality holes that have been missing since launch.
The first, called collections, is a way to manage all the music you listen to frequently on Spotify. Rather than the current clunky method of saving playlists, everything is now saved to a collection.
Think of it more like the iTunes way of doing things, with a proper artist and track management system. We aren't sure exactly how this will change the Spotify mobile app in terms of playlist management and syncing, unfortunately.
Next is a new discover tab. Coming as part of both the desktop and web player beta, it aims to deliver content via a recommendation engine. Hoping to go beyond the traditional "if you like this" approach, it offers bios, reviews and other information to explain why such a recommendation was made. These artists can be directly added to your collections.
Finally comes greater social interaction in Spotify. Called Follow, by clicking on someone's name and following them it will list what tracks they are listening to. It goes beyond friends and, a bit like Twitter, allows you to Follow anyone so you can see what celebrities and other Spotify users are listening to.
Spotify mobile has also had the Follow feature added and includes push notifications which will let you send updates to friends about when new albums or songs they like arrive.
Spotify has clearly just got a lot more social, but the really exciting thing has to be the collections function, which finally gives Spotify fans a better way to manage music.
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Harold William Wert 87, Lititz resident, Horst Group, enjoyed the outdoors
Harold William Wert, 87, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Thursday, April 4, 2013 at Landis Homes, Lititz.
He was the loving husband of Mary F. Hepner Wert of Lititz for over 66 years. Born and raised in McAlisterville, he was the son of the late Michael W. and Alma G. Lauver Wert.
He will be lovingly missed by his wife: Mary; and his children: Jeanne M. Witmer, East Petersburg; Janice E., wife of Ernest Miller, Elizabethtown; H. Thomas Wert, husband of Grace, Manheim; Stephen L. Wert, husband of Kathy, Mount Joy; and John D. Stahl-Wert, husband of Milonica, Pittsburgh; 14 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Siblings: Orpha, wife of J. Lloyd Gingrich, Richfield; Alene Yoder, Greenwood, Del.; Gladys, wife of Jesse Yoder, Dover, Del.; Freda Zehr, Greenwood, Del.; Alma Jean, wife of Harvey Yoder, Harrisonburg, Va.; J. Lloyd Wert, husband of Beverly, Gap; and Ruth Ann, wife of Allan Shirk, Neffsville. Preceding him in death is a son-in-law: Dale E. Witmer.
In 1943, Harold graduated from Eastern Mennonite High School, Harrisonburg, Va. Following their marriage, he and Mary moved to Lancaster. Harold was employed many years as a milkman for the former Queen Dairy, Lancaster. He then owned and operated a franchise of Archway Cookies and later worked for Horst Group in construction until his retirement.
Harold loved the outdoors, fishing, hunting and spending time in the mountains. He was part owner of "Bushy Bungalow" cabin in Galeton, taking his family on wonderful vacations and going hunting there. He later enjoyed building a log cabin with a friend in Richfield and spent many weekends there with his family and friends. These weekends always included his preparation and serving of his famous chicken barbecue.
Harold was a master craftsman in all areas of his life. He built furniture, re-tiled bathrooms, laid carpets, put on new roofs and did all engine and body work possible on his cars. He loved working with his hands and any job that needed doing he accomplished well.
He loved singing and music. He was a member at Erisman Mennonite Church, Manheim and participated as a song leader there and in other churches throughout his life.
Relatives and friends attended his funeral service April 8 at the Erisman Mennonite Church, Manheim. Interment was in the adjoining church cemetery.
Those desiring may send contributions in Harold's memory to Landis Homes Caring Fund, Development Office, 1001 East Oregon Road, Lititz, PA 17543. To send the family on-line condolences, visit buchfuneral.com.


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Mark Your Calendars: National Charter Schools Week May 1-7, 2016!
Help us celebrate National Charter Schools Week! Join us at Advocacy Day and take advantage of our toolkit with helpful materials and a host of ideas to help you get involved in the festivities.From: In the News.Published March 24, 2016.Last Modified March 24, 2016.
May 2014 Message to Members from Jed Wallace
Join Us in Celebrating National Charter Schools Week and the Growth of California's Charter Movement
91,000 Students Waiting to Attend Charter Schools in California
Each year during National Charter Schools Week, the California Charter Schools Association (CCSA) releases annual data on the number of students across the state on waiting lists to attend charter schools. This year, a record 91,000 students are on charter schools waitlists in California.
National Alliance for Public Charter Schools Honors Champions for Charters on May 6
Several distinguished leaders from across the country honored as a Champion for Charters during an award reception in Washington, D.C.
Celebrate National Charter Schools Week 2014 with CCSA
Every year, National Charter Schools Week gives us an opportunity to raise awareness about our charter schools and the charter school movement. Join us and celebrate this year May 4-10, 2014.From: In the News.Published April 16, 2014.Last Modified April 16, 2014.
Parents and Charter School Leaders Will Make Their Voices Heard at the State Capitol During National Charter Schools Week
More than 150 school leaders and parents attending the California Charter Schools Association's (CCSA) 20th Anniversary Advocacy Day will meet with elected officials to discuss the impact charters are having on students and how policy will impact future charter success.From: In the News.Published May 8, 2013.Last Modified February 7, 2014.
Attend Advocacy Day on May 8 and Celebrate National Charter Schools Week
National Charter Schools Week held May 5-11, 2013, is an opportunity for charter supporters, leaders, teachers, parents and students to continue to raise public awareness, organize local activities and outreach, and focus on advocacy issues impacting charters.From: In the News.Published April 17, 2013.Last Modified July 17, 2013.
Deliver on the Dream and Commemorate National Charter Schools Week May 5 - 11
Charter school advocates across the country will celebrate great work accomplished by charter public schools and the increasing momentum that we have enjoyed over the past year.From: In the News.Published April 17, 2013.Last Modified March 25, 2016.
Did You Know? 5 Ways You Can Help the Charter School Movement
During the past 20 years, charter schools have been reinventing public education in California, growing to 1,065 schools serving 484,000 students across the state. Here are five ways you can continue to propel the movement.From: In the News.Published March 22, 2013.Last Modified June 26, 2013.
National Charter Schools Week Guest Blog: Gompers Preparatory Academy Will Graduate 100% of Students in its First Senior Class in 2012!
National Charter Schools Week guest blog from Gompers Preparatory Academy, which will be graduating 100% of its senior class in June!From: In the News.Published May 11, 2012.Last Modified May 11, 2012.
National Charter Schools Week: Guest Blog From Granada Hills Charter High Decathlon Student
Guest blog from Granada Hills Charter High School student on their recent National and State Decathlon Championships. Part of National Charter Schools Week CCSA special content.From: In the News.Published May 11, 2012.Last Modified May 11, 2012.
National Charter Schools Week Special: Discovery Elementary Charter Student Already A Published Author
Charter school student feature in honor of National Charter Schools Week (May 6-12, 2012).From: In the News.Published May 10, 2012.Last Modified May 16, 2012.
National Charter Schools Week--Charter Students Show The Spirit of Giving
National Charter Schools Week charter school feature on students at Albert Einstein Academies Elementary School in San Diego, CA.From: In the News.Published May 9, 2012.Last Modified May 9, 2012.
National Charter Schools Week--School Program Inspires Students and Families
National Charter Schools Week feature on an after-school program for students at America's Finest Charter School in San Diego, CA.From: In the News.Published May 9, 2012.Last Modified May 9, 2012.
CCSA Applauds Legislative Resolution Recognizing National Charter Schools Week
Press release on California Legislature recognizing May 6-12, 2012 as California Charter Schools WeekFrom: In the News.Published May 8, 2012.Last Modified March 25, 2016.
National Charter Schools Week Special: A Conversation With AB 544 Author Ted Lempert
National Charter Schools Week Q & A with former Assemblymember Ted Lempert, author of the charter school expansion bill, AB 544, in California.From: In the News.Published May 8, 2012.Last Modified May 16, 2012.
National Charter Schools Week: How Charters Are Making A Difference
Message from Jed Wallace, President and CEO, CCSA, on National Charter Schools Week and the impact of charter schools in public education.From: In the News.Published May 7, 2012.Last Modified May 7, 2012.
National Charter Schools Week: Background On The Charter Movement
Background document on the charter movement in California and across the nation.From: In the News.Published May 7, 2012.Last Modified June 13, 2012.
2012 National Charter Schools Week
Press kit for the 2012 National Charter Schools Week, including press release, daily blogs, and success stories celebrating 20 years of California Charter Schools.From: In the News.Published May 6, 2012.Last Modified May 11, 2012.
National Charter Schools Week: California Student Spotlight
To commemorate National Charter Schools Week, the California Charter Schools Association is highlighting success stories in the charter movement. This is a "Spotlight" of an exemplary student in Sacramento Charter High School.From: In the News.Published May 5, 2011.Last Modified May 5, 2011.
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Robert Jalali
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very disappointing using tru green, they messed up my bill, and did not do as promised, they talk a good game over the phone, but was a different story when it comes to getting my grass to grow. the whole experience was far from what i was told over the phone, no matching grass with what i had already, and seed put down did nothing! no new growth at all. a waste of $300 dollars, that was suppose to be billed monthly, but was billed all at once. not a good thing to have happen when on a tight budget, called tru green and was told we are sorry, but nothing else could be done. good luck with these guys. big promise's but no follow through.
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Pretty much what everyone said is true. They do not listen to you and argue with you when they do crappy work. They make big promises when selling to you then you are told they can't do even a fraction of it. They have very poor communication between their customer service and technicians, and in my experience their technicians have elitistic (yes I made that word up :P) personalities. I did not have a problem with them billing me when I canceled them though.
I had TruGreen make an initial visit because they had a special that would allow me to evaluate their work. What a huge emotional disaster! After that initial treatment, I noticed my healthy line tree losing its needles at a record rate from top to bottom and on all sides. I complained to TruGreen. The customer service person explicitly stated that they'd pay for a new tree if it was their fault mine was dying.
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That pine tree has a very special meaning to me. I gave it to my mother about 15-20 years ago for Mother's Day. Mom died in 2012. To see her tree die as well breaks my heart and makes me angry. This did not have to happen. TruGreen negligently--or possibly recklessly--murdered a tree with tremendous sentimental value. It was one of the very few part of Mom I had left and those lying, greedy, corporate shills killed it. This has caused me a great deal of pain. This is the first time I've been able to go in my backyard to look at it for weeks! It is ugly and over 1/3 brown. Since we have woodpeckers all over the place, I would have seen or heard them in the tree eating away at the imaginary "insects." I have heard nary a peep!
While TruGreen is succeeding in killing a precious tree, it was quite UNsuccessful in killing the weeds. They are still here, barely bowed. The customer service person who scheduled the initial visit kept trying to sell me additional packages I didn't want; he was pushy; the cost estimate was based on satellite images that are, at least for this property, so covered with trees that the property boundaries are practically impossible to gauge.
DO NOT GO *NEAR* TRUGREEN! They are greedy, dishonest, incompetent and heartless. They have taken one of the few remaining pieces of my deceased mother and killed it without looking back. I wish I could give them -10 stars.
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Don't waste your money like I did. They killed my newly sodded lawn. Promised to send off sod and grass samples to Auburn for testing. Never received any results. Said they had some leftover sod from another job and would replace my lawn. Of course there wasn't nearly enough to cover all of the dead spots. Biggest waste of my money.
Bad experience. They are corporately owned, so every time you call, the phone rings to some other state. It is near impossible to get a hold of the local branch that is supposed to be doing the actual work. The first year I used them, my yard was destroyed from grubs, even though they supposedly treated it for grubs. The second year was okay, but nothing really positive to say about them. This year I will be checking out local services and hopefully get much better results.
Cannot even begin to tell you how horrible & stressful our experience was with this group here assigned to us in Katy! We resent dealing with their lies and no shows and the assortment of techs they sent out to always try and fix something. My true rating is (negative) -5 stars. Unfortunately you have to chose at least 1 star to post your review.


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Button~22mm dia
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(Listing is for one ring)
Vintage Mother of Pearl Button Ring Hand Painted Shabby Chic Light Green Pink Roses Washed Blue Floral
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