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For these kind of entries I want to fetch the movie information. I do not have the imdb-id of these titles so it must be done best possibly be the name of the input-string.
What I then need, is :
Rating (e.g. Ratings: 6.9/10 from 31,470 users)
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Skopje City Museum, Old Town, Independence Museum
... to come back the next day which I couldnt. Today I was able to visit. Entrance is 300 MK ($6) and by guided tour only.
The story is of the Macedonian independence struggle from Turkish rule to the present day, not dealing with the ancient kingdom. Unfortunately no pictures are allowed. The story is told ...
4 August 2015 Skopje to Matka Canyon
... he got to the top he said bugger the pill, I need oxygen. It was now that Jarmal revealed he was part of the Alpine mountaineering club and from what I could gather was the founding member. He was a wealth of knowledge and made for good company. So much so we arranged to meet him the following day for a longer torture session. To get a further view of the lake we hiked along a precipitous path. Wouldn't be allowed in ...
"Forget Skopje 2014, it's all about Skopje 2015"
... for a two room apartment we shouldn't complain too much. After getting settled in a slightly different, and larger apartment due to the original requested one having problems with the aircon in the 40C heat, we made our way into the city centre and the first experiences of the Skopje 2014 project became clear.
I had read about the Skopje 2014 project many years previously, and I had found it so ...
You say Makedonia, I say Macedonia
... or Ottoman shopping bazaar with narrow, winding pedestrian streets lined with wares.
These younger guys weren't too keen on their government and all of the borrowing that's going on with the building boom. It wasn't until I was in line at the airport on our flight out to Istanbul that a woman from New York said they had a devastating earthquake 15 years ago or so that leveled all the buildings. I looked it up and it was actually in 1963. ...
A different city every night...
Ah, the 4pm bus to Sofia. After being on full Romanian buses it was nice to travel with a Bulgarian company and return to a half empty coach (and 2 seats to spread myself across!) The journey itself remained highly uneventful, which is a shame really, as it doesn't give me much to report!
That was until we were about 2 hours from Sofia, where a huge lightening storm erupted, and if nothing else, it kept me entertained for the last couple of hours. As ...
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I use WordPress with the "User Access Manager" plugin to maintain a private membership site. I want a custom plugin to simplify something I do often.
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DAVENPORT | A 37-year-old Davenport woman was killed today after losing control of her motorcycle and colliding with a Publix semi-truck on the westbound ramp that connects Interstate 4 to Interstate 75.
According to a Florida Highway Patrol accident report, Eva Chase, of Davenport, who was driving a 2001 Suzuki MC, and a 2010 Sterling semi-truck both exited I-4 onto the ramp leading to I-75 at 11:49 a.m.
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[4.1.1] Ext.menu.KeyNav continues to swallow key events after clicking an item
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- Chrome 22.0.1229.79 m
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When you dismiss a menu by clicking on a menu item, the KeyNav object tied to the menu continues to swallow key events. When dismissing the menu by clicking on the modal mask DIV this effect does not occur.
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- Repeatedly press the 'up' arrow key
- Note that the events are displayed for both keyUp and keyDown
- Right click to open the Ext context menu.
- Dismiss the menu by clicking a menu item
- Repeatedly press the 'up' arrow key
- The events are displayed for both keyUp and keyDown
- Only the keyUp event appears to be handled
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Tucson-East Pima County Region renewed as a Gold Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists
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Today, the League of American Bicyclists renewed the Tucson-East Pima County Region as a Gold Bicycle Friendly Community (BFCSM) award, joining 372 visionary communities from across the country.
With the announcement of 34 new and renewing BFCs today, Tucson-East Pima County Region joins a leading group of communities, in all 50 states, that are transforming our neighborhoods.
"We applaud these communities for making bicycling a safe and convenient option for transportation and recreation," said Bill Nesper, Vice President of Programs at the League of American Bicyclists. "We are encouraged by the growing number of leaders who see bicycling as a way to build more vibrant, healthy, sustainable and connected communities and be a part of the solution to many complex challenges faced at both the community and national levels. We look forward to continuing to work with these communities as we move closer to our mission of creating a Bicycle Friendly America for everyone."
The BFC program is revolutionizing the way communities evaluate their quality of life, sustainability and transportation networks, while allowing them to benchmark their progress toward improving their bicycle-friendliness. With this impressive round, there are now 372 BFCs in all 50 states. The Gold BFC award recognizes Tucson-East Pima County Region's commitment to improving conditions for bicycling through investment in bicycling promotion, education programs, infrastructure and pro-bicycling policies.
"The Tucson Pima County Bicycle Advisory Committee (TPCBAC) is very pleased to have the Tucson-East Pima County Region renewed as a Gold level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists," said David Bachman-Williams, TPCBAC chair. "This reflects the hard work of all our local governments and the strong bicycling community to make bicycling easier and safer for all bicyclists. It validates the work of the TPCBAC in applying for and receiving this designation. We hope in the future to be awarded Platinum Status." Click here to see the Tucson-East Pima County Report Card
The BFC program provides a roadmap to building a Bicycle Friendly Community and the application itself has become a rigorous and an educational tool in itself. Since its inception, more than 800 distinct communities have applied and the five levels of the award – diamond, platinum, gold, silver and bronze – provide a clear incentive for communities to continuously improve.
To apply or learn more about the BFC program, visit bikeleague.org/community.
About the Bicycle Friendly AmericaSM Program
The Bicycle Friendly CommunitySM, Bicycle Friendly StateSM, Bicycle Friendly Business and Bicycle Friendly UniversitySM programs are generously supported by program partner Trek Bicycle Corp. To learn more about building a Bicycle Friendly America, visit www.bikeleague.org/BFA
The League of American Bicyclists is leading the movement to create a Bicycle Friendly America for everyone. As leaders, our commitment is to listen and learn, define standards and share best practices to engage diverse communities and build a powerful, unified voice for change.
Tucson Medical Center is El Tour Title Sponsor for the Second Year
Come Together, Ride Now.
TUCSON, Ariz. (May 4, 2016) — Perimeter Bicycling Association of America is pleased to announce Tucson Medical Center (TMC) as title sponsor for one of the premier cycling events in the United States which will be known as Tucson Medical Center 34th El Tour de Tucson presented by Casino Del Sol Resort.
The title sponsorship, for the second year, is part of TMC's ongoing commitment to improve the health and well-being of the people of Southern Arizona. As Tucson's nonprofit community hospital, Tucson Medical Center continues its investment in the quality of life and overall health of the Tucson community. Casino Del Sol Resort is in its fourth year as presenting sponsor. This is the 34th year for El Tour with more than 8,000 riders on the streets for the 2016 event Nov. 19 and another 3,000 participants in Indoor El Tour, an event designed for stationary bicyclists.
"We are delighted to renew what has been a very successful association with such a well-known and well-respected organization as Tucson Medical Center," said Richard DeBernardis, founder & president of El Tour de Tucson. "TMC has been promoting health, wellness and safety in this community for over two decades. They are a perfect fit with El Tour's mission of bicycling for better mental and physical health. We have had a fantastic relationship with TMC for many years. Their continuance as title sponsor demonstrates the value we both see in such a partnership. "
"El Tour is such a fundamental part of Tucson and what defines Tucson as a unique and vibrant, healthy community," according to Julia Strange, the vice president of community benefits for TMC. "We received such positive feedback (last year). Our employees rode in it, our physicians rode in it, we received positive feedback throughout the community. We participated in El Tour at different levels throughout the year. We were pleased that we were able to, at this point in time, step in again as the title sponsor."
"We need the support of TMC and the presenting sponsor, Casino Del Sol Resort," DeBernardis continued. "In the end, our sponsors are responsible for the $15-$20 million in economic impact generated by El Tour for our community.'
In order to put on this event, El Tour needs to cover the estimated $1.4 million in event expenses. That breaks down to about $700,000 in underwriting and $700,000 in registration fees.
Together, everyone involved in El Tour contributes to creating a vibrant, exciting event for cyclists of all ages and fitness levels; for local cyclists and those from around the world.
In keeping with those ideas, the theme of this year's El Tour is Come Together, Ride Now. "El Tour gives all the sponsors and all the charitable agencies a chance to celebrate together, to ride together," said DeBernardis. "No matter where we come from, what age, what ability, we like to have a good time and show our community that we come together year after year for a terrific event. This is your event. It is about reaching across all the boundaries that separate us from each other. We come together, ride together, share together and succeed together."
A new 25-mile leg will make its debut for the 2016 El Tour in the Town of Marana, creating an appealing distance for families and anyone who wants to take on a shorter distance than the 104, 75, 55, or 40-miler. Organizers expect that 500-1,000 cyclists will find the distance and the later start time an attractive alternative.
Organizers are also encouraging cyclists to get on The Loop (Pima County's system of shared-use paths) to navigate around metro Tucson on El Tour ride day. With links to Marana, Oro Valley, and South Tucson, Pima County residents and visitors can enjoy the more than 100 miles of shared-use paths to make their way to the various starts and venues.
Easter Seals Blake Foundation is El Tour's primary beneficiary. Easter Seals Blake Foundation is fully committed to the health and well-being of our community, providing support and inspiring action so that everyone can reach for and realize their full potential. In 2015, nearly $16 million was raised for more than 50 charitable agencies.
DeBernardis founded El Tour in 1983, a 198-person event raising $5,500, with the objective of making it the United States' largest charity-fundraising bicycling event. He's done that with more than $51 million raised for charities throughout the event's 33-year history. The event also serves the community by educating cyclists of the importance of fitness through cycling.
Other notable supporters include Cenpatico Integrated Care, offering a large network of behavioral health providers across southern Arizona, and Rio Nuevo, focusing on development of a vibrant downtown Tucson. Support also comes from Alvernon Optical, ASARCO, BroadPath, CPGraphics, Desert Mountain Insurance Services, Hensley Beverage Company, HSL Properties, Hudbay, McDonalds, Madden Media, Michelob ULTRA, Pactimo, Picor Commercial Real Estate Services, Pizza Hut, Rusing Lopez & Lizardi, Tucson Pain Institute and Visit Tucson.
About Perimeter Bicycling
Perimeter Bicycling Association of America, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, tax exempt organization responsible for the production and promotion of four major cycling events – El Tour de Tucson, El Tour de Mesa/Phoenix, Cochise County Cycling Classic and Indoor El Tour – as well as an annual Bicycle, Fitness & Health Expo, El Tour Adventure Walk/Run, and El Tour Fun Rides. Perimeter Bicycling also supports and promotes El Tour de Mt. Fuji and El Tour de Kusatsu, held annually in Japan. Both events are modeled after El Tour's concept of cycling in pursuit of wellness.
For more information on Perimeter Bicycling please call 520-745-2033, visit www.perimeterbicycling.com, follow on Twitter @tourdetucson and @PerimeterBike or find us on Facebook El TourdeTucson and PerimeterBicycling
About Tucson Medical Center
Tucson Medical Center, licensed at more than 600 beds, has been Tucson's locally governed nonprofit regional hospital for 70 years. TMC is Southern Arizona's leading provider for emergency care and pediatric care (including Tucson's first Pediatric Emergency Department), with top-notch intensive care units for adults, children and newborns. Other specialty areas include women's, maternity, cardiovascular, orthopaedic, neuroscience, hospice, surgical, vascular, geropsychiatric care and senior services.
Visit TMC at http://www.tmcaz.com and engage with them on: Twitter @tmcaznews, Facebook TucsonMedicalCenter and youtube.com/user/tucsonmedicalcenter
Holualoa Companies 26th El Tour de Mesa Sets Two Records: 28-mile event has a new women's record and tops previous registration numbers
MESA, Ariz. – The Holualoa Companies El Tour de Mesa saw 1,586 riders enjoy one of the most scenic cycling routes in Arizona. On April 2 cyclists were challenged with demanding ascents and descents, offered a splendid showcase of spectacular scenery, and celebrated the 26th year of the Valley's premier Perimeter Bicycling event.
This year's event was dedicated to Nelson Vails – Olympic Silver Medalist, 1984 – who was honored at the Thursday, March 31 Dedication Dinner.
Main event cyclists had their choice of a 72-mile (1,117) or 28-mile distance (new record of 353 cyclists). The longer ride started and finished in downtown Mesa, following a picturesque course through the Lower Salt River Recreation Area andTonto National Forest. The shorter course started atRed Mountain Ranch Elementary School in Mesa and also finished downtown. Fun Ride (86) and Bike Patrol (30) cyclists rounded out the field.
Wouter Zwart and Jo Roberts blazed through the course on Saturday to stand atop the podium as the fastest overall leaders, male and female.
As first men's finisher Zwart, 25, of Tucson, 2:50:48, took the crown from reigning individual men's champ Craig Streit, 38, Scottsdale, who had first place finishes for five years in a row. Second place went to Yuri Hrycaj, 26, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2:50:50. Riley Post, 35, Mesa, rounded out the men's podium with a time of 2:51:33. All top three male finishers in 2016 El Tour de Mesa had raced in the 2016 Two-wheel Jones El Tour Criterium pro 1/2 the previous night – fast guys on both road and crit. (All times are unofficial pending confirmation.)
The crowds witnessed more excitement as a top chase pack roared to the finish line with one woman in the group – Jo Roberts, 56, Tucson, 2:57:22.Roberts was 58th place overall and less than seven minutes behind the overall leader. As the winningest female in Perimeter Bicycling events, she's been on the podium multiple times, in multiple venues, and in many distances. Stephany Newmeyer, 45, Goodyear, was second for women at 3:03:46, while Donna Kirby, 44, Menifee, CA rounded out the women's podium with 3:03:48.
The number one men's tandem with Daniel Parkman, 27, and Eli Roberts, 34, Tucson, came in at 2:56:57 and made it look easy. But looks can be deceiving – they had done the last three miles on a flat tire. Mixed Tandem first place was Catherine Stevens, 44, and Richard Stevens, 45, Vail 2:58:38. No women's tandem in the 72 mile event.
Denise Mueller crushed the women's 28-mile course record. Mueller, 43, Carlsbad, CA, crossed the finish line in 1:13:55. Stay tuned for her attempt as the first woman in cycling history to attempt a paced bicycle land speed record on the Bonneville Salt Flats in September. Second place for two years in a row was Tui Marion, 37, Queen Creek, 1:19:59. Natalie Fernau, 15, Show Low, took third in 1:20:00.
The men's 28 miler saw Michael Hemmerlin take the top spot. Hemmerlin, 16, of Mesa finished in 1:11:09 and has been riding this event since he was seven years old. Second was Zachary Fernau, 13, Show Low, 1:13:56 followed by third place Todd Fernau, 40, Show Low, 1:13:56.
Three of the top winners in the 28-mile event are from the Fernau family – notice that Dad (Todd), son (Zachary), and daughter (Natalie) all came in on top.
As central Arizona's premier springtime cycling event, El Tour de Mesa had the help of over 400 volunteers. Since its inception, the event has welcomed more than 25,000 participants and has raised nearly $500,000 for charities. This year's event benefits Phoenix Children's Hospital, Uphill Into The Wind, ALS Arizona Chapter, Easter Seals Southwest Human Development, Marc Community Resources, National MS Society AZ Chapter, The Winded Foundation and Perimeter Bicycling Association of America, Inc.
The 2016 event was supported by Holualoa Companies, Berge Ford, AZ-1 DMAT, CycloMesa, KAZ TV, MC Life, Pactimo, Paragon Cycling, Safeway, TransCity Property Management, Two-wheel Jones, Valley Guide/Madden Media and Visit Mesa.
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Click for complete results for Holualoa Companies 26th El Tour de Mesa.
Commemorate your ride with a spiffy event jersey. We still have some El Tour de Mesa jerseys in select sizes. Call 855-745-2033 to snag yours.
Have you seen your very own personal photo gallery from the Holualoa Companies El Tour de Mesa? Go to MarathonFoto here: http://bit.ly/1pyAFxS.
Check out the photos and videos on our EL Tour de Mesa Facebook page and share yours!
Tail Winds Summer Issue will include official results, awards and comprehensive event coverage. Event participants will have Tail Winds mailed to their home. You may read Tail Winds online, or pick up a copy at your local bike shop.
About Perimeter Bicycling
Perimeter Bicycling Association of America, Inc. is a non-profit organization responsible for the production of three major cycling events inArizona, including Cenpatico Integrated Care 29th Cochise County Cycling Classic presented by Canyon Vista Medical Center, October 8 and El Tour de Tucson presented by Casino del Sol Resort, November 19.


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These are awesome tasting hamburgers. Thanks Jewelies!
you gotta love aussie burgers maybe being an aussie im biased lol but thanks for the great recipe very yummy
Five big stars from me!!! We love our burgers with beetroot!! Your recipe, jewelies, is the recipe I've been using for 20 years!! I'll have one with the lot thanks!!!!
All I can do is echo what everyone else has said--the hamburgers are wonderfully tasty and juicy. I have eaten two, now--one with egg, one without. I like it fine either way, but won't probably include the egg again. The other two patties are in the freezer for lunches later on. I'm a great lover of food that combines pineapple with meat and this combination plus the addition of beets--which I never would have thought of--worked very well--I loved it. Can't say enough good things, Jewelies, thanks!
The meat hamburger mixture for this was absolutely delicious! I had a side salad already on my plate so I decided to just make the burger itself and was so yummy! Thanks for a good hamburger recipe! I will also be using it as you suggested for a burger as well.


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Buying the Basics
I have never regarded the purchasing of clothes to be a particular problem. Recently, though, the proverbial scales have fallen.
A friend I haven't known forever (and thus hasn't "lived" my career with me) set eyes upon my wardrobe. "You could clothe at least half of London from here," she said. The last time this happened, I called in the Practical Princess and reorganized my closet (see my column from two weeks ago), but this time, I'm moving house. When I recently bemoaned the lack of walk-in wardrobe space available in all of the London properties I had seen and asked plaintively if we couldn't find somewhere more appropriate, my real-estate agent fixed me with an exasperated glare. "You would have to put five miles and another naught on the end of the price tag for that," he said.
So, after a forced wardrobe clearance and organization, it's time to think about re-establishing the basics. In other words, what you really need to get dressed in the morning—the tenets of which I am still in the process of putting into practice myself.
There's a lot of ground to cover. This week, we'll stick to the very basics and casual wear.
First, lingerie. Assuming that you have already chucked anything graying, fraying or bagging, then here's what you need: Seven pairs of seamless basic knickers, either all cotton or a cotton mix (I like Bodas or Marks & Spencer) and seven pairs of lacey, luxy knickers (If you are a regular reader of this column, you will know that I'm a fan of Gap Body—their lacey boy shorts are the most comfy knickers on the planet; other people I know swear by Damaris, Calvin Klein and Hanro). For bras, buy three simple, comfy full-coverage bras with your chosen accoutrements (uplift, full-cup, half-cup). Make sure one is a T-shirt bra in blush pink or nude—you can use this when you are wearing white-, flesh- or rose-colored shirts, dresses, etc. You also, in my experience (and depending on your lifestyle), need a strapless bra and one of those weird stick-on looking things that allows you to wear a scoop-backed dress while maintaining "frontal support," so to speak. Try shopstyle.co.uk for a good selection. Then the fun stuff. You should have at least three fun, sexy bras that make you feel great no matter whether you are wearing them for you or someone else. I like Stella McCartney, Damaris, Elle Macpherson Intimates and La Perla (all of whom also create great, wearable lingerie).
As far as tights, stockings and socks go, assuming you have thrown everything that was grim, you need seven pairs of opaques, seven pairs of sheer in whatever colors you regularly choose (think about that, it's important—there's no point in buying "American Tan" if you are never going to adapt to wearing orangey legs with your business suits) and a couple of pairs of hold-ups (very this season and helpful in a number of circumstances). I'm not going to tell you which socks you should be wearing except to say don't bother with cashmere unless you have the luxury of hand-washing and being carried by limousine to your destination. Cashmere socks get holes. End of story. I like M&S for all of the above, though if you can afford it, Wolford, Fogal and Donna Karan are worth the extra money and last forever.
Jeans are the basis for all good weekend and casual wardrobing. Buy two pairs—one dark indigo and one lighter. Make the indigo the closer-fitting pair (more slimming); the lighter, looser-fitting pair you can wear more casually (a slightly baggy, boyfriend fit, with a slightly tapered leg is best). I know that most women have more than two pairs of jeans, but I'm being severe and thinking of this as a restocking exercise.
Good, reliable denim designers include Gap, where I buy most of mine; J Brand, good for figure hugging and holding in; Current/Elliot, stylish with a cutting edge; Zadig & Voltaire, boyish French insouciance; and Isabel Marant, the coolest right now (try her black denim with zips). You may or may not have read recently about the "Cocktail Jean"—fancy denim you can wear in the evenings without fear of reprobation. The best are the leopard print "Stiletto" from Current/Elliot, but perhaps that's because a picture of Sarah Jessica Parker wearing hers has convinced the fashion fraternity that evening jeans are really a viable option?
I'm a big fan of the simple cashmere sweater in navy, black and taupe as a wardrobe basic to build upon. Wear it under a hacking jacket at the weekend or during the week with a simple skirt or pair of trousers for work (see the Jil Sander collection for Uniqlo below), dressed up with some jewelry or a scarf. Either round-neck or V-neck, whichever your preference (rule of thumb: Large-breasted women look better in a V-neck, while for those of us less fortunate, a round-neck can up the ante).
Try Purecollection.com, M&S, Brora or the White Company for simple cashmere. If you are feeling flush and a little more adventurous, Lucien Pellat-Finet makes wonderful, fun cashmere sweaters adorned with everything from skulls to union jacks and J.Crew's cashmere, sold by Net-a-Porter.com is the perfect example of High Street meeting high end.
I want to take a moment here to discuss designer Jil Sander and her collaboration with Uniqlo, +J, which has been inspired. This is her last season with the company as design director and I suggest you log on now to Uniqlo.com or high tail it to your local Uniqlo store, because as you read this, the collection has already been on sale for a whole 24 hours. If you are looking to restock your wardrobe or re-buy the basics, +J could be the answer to your dreams. Creating simple, clean, wonderfully cut basics, Sander (the designer and not the label, which is now designed by Raf Simons) has applied her genius eye to the shape, fit and function of this entire line. Shirts from £29.90, dresses from £89.90 and coats from £149.90.
Last season, the New York fashion crowd ditched their designer parkas and coats in favor of the Uniqlo/Sander offering. Suddenly that doesn't seem like such a silly idea.
Next week, part two on buying and restocking work and evening wear.


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oakland toddler.. missing f more than 24 hours now. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald a bizarre twist in the case involving an oakland toddler missing for more than 24 hours right now. these are live pictures from chopper 5 over doolittle park near an oakland marina. investigators are having to work backwards as they attempt to find that girl. good afternoon, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. michelle griego is on assignment. kpix 5's cate caugiran joins us though live in oakland where the search for 21-month- old
webb is well under way. cate. >> reporter: frank, oakland police brought in their marine unit to search this waterfront area. we're told this is an area where
and her father liked to visit. we want to show you, there's a mobile command unit here in place.
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investigators will send in a robot to do an underwater search in addition to the active on the ground search. the primary focus is still locating 21-month-old
viola webb say. her father says she was taken from his suv while he was inside a convenience store.
was inside the car with her grandmother. police say webb is not now considered a suspect in the case, however, he was arrested for child endangerment because he left his daughter in the car with his mother who has dementia. >> we want to look at all aspects. although we're treating this as a missing persons case, we are also looking at other options. if there's foul play involved, we want to have an open mind, have a very wide scope investigation. >> reporter: still no witnesses have come forward, placing the little girl with her father at the market. but witnesses have described a woman carrying a child matching
's description nearby. oakland police say they are
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exploring the possibility that she wasn't even in the car in the first place. >> he left a 21-month-old child, this little girl,
webb, in the car with his mother who is 87 years old with dementia. so there are some safety concerns. >> reporter: investigators say they will be working backwards in the case starting from where
lived with her father to areas they commonly went. then back to the market. they plan to use search dogs and helicopters as they try to collect more surveillance video and witness accounts. police say that amber alert is still in effect in this case and it's still being treated as a missing person and kidnapping. police did make note that all family members in this have been cooperative. frank, back to you. >> cate, have police been able to get any information from that grandmother, who allegedly was in the car when this happened, right? >> reporter: that's right, frank. and here's where it gets tricky. as you heard oakland police
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mention, the mother has dementia. so police have to take any part of her interview with extreme care and caution. they have to be cautious about it. >> cate caugiran live in oakland on this breaking story. cate, thank you. we have new details in the asiana flight 214 crash. the pilot shedding more light into what he saw as he approached the airport and some frantic 911 calls from passengers seconds after the crash-landing have now been released. runway 28-left was released by the ntsb last night to sfo authorities. all the debris now must be cleared and the pavement repaired before it reopens. as for the burnt-out fuselage of asiana flight 214, that will remain for at least the next few days before being taken apart and stored here in the bay area. >> we're still working in the infield in the grassy area on the airplane, documenting the internal cabin area. we have over 300 seats to document. we're about halfway through. >> reporter: we are learning more about what happened inside
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the cockpit minutes before the crash. 46-year-old pilot lee kuk told investigators he saw a flash of bright light just moments before his approach at sfo. >> we asked him questions about it. was it a laser? he said no. we asked him about whether it could have been a reflection. they asked him if he could still see. he told our investigators that, yes, he could still see. he looked back in the cockpit. he could see the instruments. >> reporter: tapes of the dramatic 911 calls were also released. passengers on the tarmac frantically calling for help. >> okay, where at the airport do you need help? >> we just got in a plane crash and there are a bunch of people who still need help and there's not enough medics out here that need help. there is a woman out here on the street, on the runway, who is pretty much burned very severely on the head and we don't know what to do. she is severely burned. she will probably die soon if we don't get any help." >> reporter: nearly a week later the crew and some flight attendants went back to korea
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while others are hospitalized in california. and an update now on the passengers from that flight. nine crash survivors still in the hospital including six of the flight attendants. seven are at san francisco general. two children, five adults, three of those patients remain in critical condition. and there are two patients at stanford hospital. one's condition is upgraded from critical to serious. the other patient is listed in good condition. from the first responders the flight crew and even the passengers, we will showcase the heroes of flight 214 in a special tonight at 7:00 right here on kpix 5. an ntsb chairman deborah hersman will hold her final news conference on the crash investigation this afternoon at 2:00 and you can watch that live here on kpix 5. this just in. another twist in the america's cup race. after a jury rules against the regatta director's safety regulations. the new zealand and italian sailing teams were both claiming victory now. they had filed protests against the new safety regulations for the sailboat rudder wings.
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it is now up to the coast guard. we are waiting to hear how this ruling will affect the regatta's racing permit. meanwhile italy's team is expected to make its first appearance in the races later today. in other bay area headlines, a tree fell on two cars on southbound 101 in sausalito. this large eucalyptus took down a caltrans sign and blocked three southbound lanes bringing traffic as you might imagine to a standstill this morning. no drivers were injured. two girls accused of attacking an elderly woman on a muni last month are behind bars. surveillance video shows the suspects punching the woman on the bus and stealing her purses. a anonymous caller recognized one of the teens, gave up her name last weekend. the other suspect turned herself in after seeing herself on tv. closing arguments set to begin shortly in the george zimmerman trial. a judge throws a last-minute curve ball at the jurors. why the defense is calling her proposal outrageous.
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high at the start of tradin. more tha taking live look at the big board now, and right now the stock market is up in a big way. the dow up 160 points. the dow jumped to a new record high at the start of trading more than 151 points following the fed's announcement yesterday about keeping the stimulus in place. after days of heated debate in a florida courtroom closing arguments are under way today
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in the george zimmerman trial. live pictures from the courtroom. the judge ruled this morning that jurors can consider a lesser charge of manslaughter but to the prosecution's disappointment, a third-degree murder charge was disallowed. the prosecution started his closing argument. zimmerman claims self-defense. investigators in the 50- year-old case of the boston strangler made a major breakthrough today. police say they can finally link physical evidence to the suspect. modern dna technology tidal better desalvo to the murder of mary sullivan back in 1964. desalvo was never convicted of killing 11 boston area women. he was fatally stabbed in prison back in 1973 while serving time or unrelated cases. house republicans say they won't pass a single immigration reform bill. instead they are going to take a step-by-step approach on the issues. that means lawmakers will not take up the senate's bill. republicans are in agreement over the tighter border
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security. but giving citizenship to 11 million illegal immigrants in the united states is where the parties are divided. >> some people clearly will stay. some people need to be deported for good and valid reasons. and there may be a group of people who become, if you will, long-term guest workers. >> i'm concerned about the delay because, why? why would we delay? why don't we just get about the business of doing a bill? >> republicans don't expect to have a vote on the issue until after their august recess. as investigators work to determine what caused saturday's fiery train crash in a small town in quebec, we are getting a dramatic new look at the devastation in all left behind. you can see charred tank cars littering the ground. the town almost completely leveled. 20 bodies have been recovered. and 30 people are still missing and presumed dead. the railway company's ceo publicly apologized this week. >> i understand the extreme anger. beyond that, i will do -- we'll
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do what we can to address the issues here. we can't roll back time. >> the ceo suggested that the hand brakes on the oil tankers were not properly applied and an germai be responsible. drivers on a colorado highway weren't expecting this roadblock. a massive mud slide, 20 cars stuck in the mess near colorado springs: the highway was short down for crews to clean it up. more than half inch of rain fell in 10 minutes in the area. pigs trying to escape floods in southwest china. there are hanging out. state media reporting a landslide the size of a small town killed 18 people, 100 missing. heavy rains have battered the mountainous regions since monday smashing bridges and buildings and knocking out power to thousands. mother nature is not very happy right now, i guess, right, lawrence? >> no.
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she is always unhappy somewhere. but today in the bay area, not bad. we have some fairly nice typical summer weather. we have some patchy fog out there right now. just beginning to break up in some spots. still, couple of lingering clouds inside the bay but by the afternoon, i think becoming mostly sunny except right out at the coastline. low clouds and fog likely to make a return tonight with some drizzle too. and then some slightly warmer weather as we look toward the weekend. here's a live look over the bay bridge now. you see the clouds just beginning to break up outside and the temperatures warmer inland already. 73 degrees and sunny in livermore. 71 concord. and 72 degrees and some sunshine into san jose. boy, a thick cloud cover rolling in early on this morning wet enough that you had to use your wipers near the coastline but that is starting to break up somewhat now. things changing, though. high pressure heading eastward. southern california seeing monsoonal moisture and rain but we are seeing a cool ocean breeze dropping temperatures around parts of the bay area. around the state 98 fresno, 92
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and thunderstorms in yosemite national park, 64 monterey bay. the clouds likely to linger toward the coastline, then push onshore in through the evening hours and overnight tonight. and likely to see some of that drizzle again tomorrow morning. i think by tomorrow afternoon a very similar day. temperature-wise it will still be comfortable today. 81 san jose. about 76 in fremont. 79 degrees in redwood city. 60s at the coastline. east bay temperatures mainly into the 80s this afternoon. so cooler numbers outside across the board but not bad. a little breezy in through san francisco at 64 degrees and about 62 degrees and cloudy skies into daly city. as we look toward the next couple of days, holding steady maybe some slight warming over the weekend. but really the next five to seven days we are locked into the summer pattern. yup, if you like low clouds and fog, you head to the coastline. you want a little more sunshine and a little more warmth, head inland if you can. >> i think you've done that forecast a couple of times, haven't you? >> a few. and a few more. >> thank you. no, this woman here you see
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she has a master's degree in education and has won numers state an awards. but as for 23 years wilma grant has been a teacher in san pablo. she has a master's degree in education, has numerous state and school district awards but as kate kelly reports, it's what she is doing in retirements that has earned her this week's jefferson award.
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>> reporter: this is what retirement looks like for wilma grant. >> we need to have snowflakes. >> reporter: when she isn't writing scripts, fitting costumes or organizing parents, she is working with her drama club students at tara hills elementary school on their next big production. >> these children are so stressed out. when they come after school, they can just take their hats off and they can just have a good time. >> reporter: and the kids will tell you, drama club is their favorite time of day. >> i think that it's really fun and it's a place where i get to be myself. >> it taught me how to be confident in myself and it's really, really fun. >> reporter: during her 23 years of teaching k through sixth grades in san pablo, mrs. grant watched art programs disappear with each round of budget cuts. she started the drama club in 1990 committed to her belief that visual and performing arts are crucial to a well-rounded education. >> math, reading, creative
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writing, all of these things that we teach in the classroom can be found right in the performing arts. >> reporter: so she didn't let the drama club end with her retirement. >> i'm so blessed that she's still doing it. yeah. it's amazing. >> reporter: heather wilson was once a student in mrs. grant's plays. now her daughter participates. >> what do you think when you look at that costume? >> it makes me feel old. [ laughter ] >> reporter: these costumes are a small part of what it takes to put on two decades' worth of plays but all of it is a testament to mrs. grant's vision and dedication. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: in the school auditorium, now dedicated in her name, wilma grant has put on the nutcracker, oliver, original plays all adapted for the growing number of students participating. it's free and no one is turned away. >> everyone has a talent and gift and i feel good when i can bring that gift to light so everybody can see it. and i think the most beautiful
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thing is, on production nights to see it all come together, to see these children on stage giving it their best, seeing these children supporting each other. they're like a team. >> reporter: a team with a great coach. >> i love miss grant. all the parents and teachers love miss grant. she really, really, really has a big heart for the children. >> i believe the best drama teacher ever. >> reporter: so for her commitment to keeping the arts alive in her community, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to wilma grant. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online, kpix.com, click the logo at the top of the page and then jefferson award. then find the email nomination form there. another cool day in the bay. how about a nice cool treat to go with it? 7-eleven is marking its 86th birthday with its annual free
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slurpee day today. it's the perfect day to celebrate because it's 7/11. you can get your 12-ounce freebie at participating stores between now and 7:00. used to be a slurpee vendor many moons ago. tony tantillo and stephanie join us with a tasty treat. >> with all this beautiful watermelon out there, steph and i decided to make something special. >> we decided to make a pico de gallo. >> i have done it with tomatoes but never watermelons. we are going to put it inside the bowl. what's next? >> add some yellow bell peppers. >> okay. >> orange bell peppers. >> a lot of color in this dish. >> peppers on peppers on peppers and red bell peppers. >> each pepper has its own flavor and texture. >> cilantro which i will be pretty generous with. >> you want to melt it get the juices into the watermelon. reach down in there. >> red onions. >> seeded jalapenos and lime
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juice. >> the lime is the binder. no olive oil. >> there's so much -- watermelon is 100% water so there's already a lot of liquid in here. >> look at this. >> a little bit of salt and pepper. >> and we're all done. >> watermelon pico de gallo stephanie style. thank you, bella, beautiful. this is good. feels squeaky clean right now. >> you thought you had a bad hair day? imagine washing it in outer space! it's a little tricky. we have some tips coming up. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, give our hotline a call 888-5- helps-u. we have some volunteers there right now to take your calls. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,
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hair wash primer on youtube. >> i take my no rinse shampoo but i think it's best to use a little water with it. >> after shampoo and water she combs her hair and it's voila, all done. it might be clean but it looks how it does before. hair floating straight up. i guess a lot of gals up in space braid their hair so they don't have to -- >> is that right? >> is that a new thing we'll have to worry about? >> why neil armstrong had a crew cut. >> that's the way i would go. >> have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado email@example.com ,,
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Daryl Jackson
Resident, Capitol Hill Tower Co-Op
Since moving to Capitol Hill Tower Co-op, resident Daryl Jackson has seen the Capitol Riverfront grow in many ways. MORE
Suzette Robinson
Resident & DDOT Employee
For Capitol Riverfront resident Suzette Robinson, the neighborhood is a vibrant community in which to live and work. MORE
Dr. Courtney Elkins
Banfield Pet Hospital
Dr. Courtney Elkins is an Associate Veterinarian at Banfield Pet Hospital at The Yards. MORE
The Racing Presidents
Washington Nationals Mascots
The Nationals' Racing Presidents - Thomas "Tom" Jefferson, Abraham "Abe" Lincoln, Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt, William "Bill" Taft, and George Washington - are a fourth-inning highlight at every Nationals home game. MORE
Lainie Barrett & Hilary Johnson
Parc Riverside Residents
Parc Riverside residents Lainie Barrett and Hilary Johnson enjoy exploring DC together, and it was their love for exploring new neighborhoods that led to their discovery of the Capitol Riverfront. MORE
Liz Bogie
Resident & Georgetown Events Communications Director
Alabama native Liz Bogie enjoys both living and working in the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood. MORE
Stephen Jones
Buffalo Wild Wings
Popular restaurant and sports bar Buffalo Wild Wings opened its first DC location in the Capitol
Riverfront in November 2015. MORE
Near Southeast Community Partners
Since moving to the Capitol Riverfront in 2007, Bruce DarConte has been a champion for the neighborhood. MORE
Emily Franc
Anacostia Riverkeeper
Emily Franc, Riverkeeper for local non-profit Anacostia Riverkeeper, has been working to improve the Anacostia River watershed since last fall. MORE
The Dougan Family
Residents & Trapeze School Aficionados
Carey and Thomas Dougan moved to the Capitol Riverfront in 2005 and have enjoyed living, working, and playing in the neighborhood ever since. MORE
Sadie Dingfelder
Resident & WaPo Express Feature Writer
Sadie Dingfelder loves living in the Capitol Riverfront. When she's not playing a violin in Canal Park, Sadie writes articles for the Express that she describes as, "anything fun, quirky and local." MORE
Virginia Arrisueno & Kelly Towles
PARCEL Market
PARCEL Market at Canal Park is curated and co-managed by husband and wife team Kelly Towles, a DC-based street artist, and Virginia Arrisueño, founder and lead designer of local knit accessories brand DeNada. MORE
Joanna Russo
Pacers Running
Joanna Russo is the Store Manager at the newly opened Pacers Running store in the Boilermaker Shops, located at 300 TIngey Street, SE in the Capitol Riverfront. MORE
Chef Matt Adler
Osteria Morini
Chef Matt Adler is the executive chef at Italian fine-dining restaurant Osteria Morini in the Capitol Riverfront. MORE
Chef Rusty Holman
Due South
Due South, founded by the creative talents behind DC's New Orleans restaurant Bayou, brings the spice, the sips, the sweets, and the savor of the south to the Capitol Riverfront. MORE
Chef Leo Garcia
Scarlet Oak
Scarlet Oak, one of the newest restaurants in the Capitol Riverfront from the owners of Southern Hospitality restaurant in Adams Morgan, opened in August of this year. MORE
Tommy McFly, Kelly Collis, & Jen Richer
94.7 Fresh FM's The Tommy Show
Each weekday morning on 94.7 Fresh FM's "The Tommy Show," Tommy McFLY, Kelly Collis, and Jen Richer wake up the DMV with laughs, lighthearted conversation, and most importantly today's fresh music. MORE
Cynthia Robinson-Rivers
Van Ness Elementary School
Van Ness Elementary School will open its doors in the Capitol Riverfront to 3 and 4 year old Pre-K and Kindergarten students this fall. We sat down with Head of School Cynthia Robinson-Rivers to discuss her passion for education. MORE
Bernard White
Capitol Riverfront Clean & Safe Supervisor
Clean & Safe Team member Bernard White celebrates his 5 year anniversary as an employee in the Capitol Riverfront this fall. MORE
Meredith Fascett
Meredith Fascett is the Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner for the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood (ANC 6D07). MORE
Willie's Brew & Que
Willie's Brew & Que, one of DC's newest barbecue restaurant and sports bar, focuses on the art of low and slow barbecue cooking. MORE
Angel Carvalho
Park Tavern
Park Tavern, with windows overlooking the vibrant dancing fountains in Canal Park, is a great place to cheer on the Nationals and enjoy both pregame and postgame food and fun! MORE
Albert & Danica Oh
Since 2009, specialty market Cornercopia has offered gourmet food options. Owners Albert and Danica Oh have lived in the Capitol Riverfront since 2008, and have enjoyed seeing the neighborhood grow. MORE
Lee Cain
Anacostia Watershed Society
Lee Cain, Director of Recreation at AWS, began working at AWS in 2006 as an environmental educator, and now leads stewardship and recreation programs with local and regional watershed partners. MORE
Victoria Lai
Ice Cream Jubilee
Since opening Ice Cream Jubilee in the Capitol Riverfront last year, entrepreneur Victoria Lai has quickly established her scoop shop as one of DC's best. MORE
Tom An
Bonchon Chicken
Bonchon Chicken opened its newest DC area location in the Capitol Riverfront this spring. Located three blocks from the Nationals Ballpark Center Field Gate on Half Street SE, Bonchon is an excellent lunch, dinner, and pregame or postgame choice with a menu featuring "Asian Fusion" dishes such as Korean fried chicken and bulgogi beef sliders. MORE
Chandini Hemrajani
VIDA Fitness at The Yards
Chandini Hemrajani, Personal Training Manager at VIDA Fitness at The Yards, began working in the Capitol Riverfront when VIDA Fitness opened in October 2014. MORE
Justin Ross
The Big Stick & Justin's Cafe
Justin Ross, Capitol Riverfront resident and restauranteur, opened Justin's Cafe in 2010. Inspired by the success of his first restaurant, Justin recently opened The Big Stick at 20 M Street, SE in the Capitol Riverfront. MORE
Mike Lenard
With a deep love and appreciation for food, founder and CEO Mike Lenard first opened TaKorean in August 2010 out of a 1985 Ford step van that he converted to a food truck. MORE
Zach Dobelbower
Zach Dobelbower of Ecohouse which combines comprehensive financial analysis with advanced building science retrofit strategies to offer innovative, cost-effective, deep energy retrofit and design strategies. MORE
Nikki Palmer-Burger
Yards Park Volunteer
Local Resident Nikki Palmer-Burger is a volunteer at the Yards Park concert series. Despite the fact that she is a full time student as well as being a stay at home mom, she is committed to the Capitol Riverfront community. MORE
Eloyd Robinson
Yards Park Security Officer
Eloyd Robinson of Watkins Security is our midnight security officer in the Yards Park. Before joining Watkins Security company, Mr. Robinson had a career as a professional player in baseball's Negro League and Major League Baseball. MORE
Laura O'Neill
Director/Counsel of Government Affairs, OOIDA
Laura O'Neill is the Director/Counsel of Government Affairs for the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA). OOIDA is a national trade association representing the interests of small business trucking professionals MORE
John Dillow & Conal O'Keefe
Living Classrooms
Living Classroom Executive Director John Dillow, and Lead Educator Conal O'Keefe, teach 17,000 children and young adults about the environment along the Anacostia River. MORE
Terry Bellamy
Director, DDOT
Terry Bellamy, Director for the District Department of Transportation (DDOT), lives and works in the Capitol Riverfront. Last May DDOT moved into a new building at 55 M Street, SE. MORE
Carolyn Hicks
Neighborhood Resident
Carolyn Hicks, neighborhood resident and Yards Park volunteer has lived in DC for five years. Originally from Rhode Island, she now works at Conservation International an environment oriented non-profit. Excited to live in DC, Carolyn said, "there is always something to do!" MORE
Meriana Alrabad
Sales Assistant, EYA
Meriana Alrabadi, Sales Assistant at EYA Capitol Quarter, loves the fact that the Capitol Riv-erfront is a small town in a big city. She has been part of the neighborhood since August 2010, and the beautiful townhomes of Capitol Quarter are one of her fa-vorite spots in the neighborhood. MORE
Savita Malhotra
Owner, Harry's Reserve
Harry's Reserve at 909 New Jersey Ave SE, between I & K Streets SE, has opened to the Capitol Riverfront community, bringing with it a great variety of beers, wines, spirits, cheeses and snacks. Savita Malhotra, the owner of Harry's Reserve along with her husband, is excited to be a part of the neighborhood. MORE
Chris VanArsdale
Executive Director, Canal Park Development Association
Chris VanArsdale is the Executive Director of the Canal Park Development Association and has been a part of the Capitol Riverfront Community since 2008. Canal Park is underway, and Chris is excited about how our neighborhood is growing and changing. MORE
Captain Apollo
Resident Manager, Casa degli Angeli
Before becoming resident manager of 'Casa degli Angeli,' located at 1026 3rd Street SE, Paul Broom (better known as Captain Apollo) traveled the world in the Merchant Marine. After coming to DC in 1990, his first stop was the sidewalk of Henry's for a lunch break, and he immediately fell in love with the Hill. MORE
Mandy Jacobson Keithan
Resident, Axiom at Capitol Yards
Mandy Jacobson Keithan, and her husband Rob both work at Trapeze School New York (TSNY), Washington DC - the big white tent at 4th and Tingey Streets, SE. MORE
The Price Family
Residents, Capitol Hill Tower
Jonathon & Sarah Price and their daughter Lana (along with their dog Lewis!) moved here in 2006, when "Capitol Hill Tower was one of the only buildings around," said Sarah. The Price family loves seeing the community grow, because "something new is always happening on the Riverfront". MORE
Mozzelle Isley
Resident, Axiom at Capitol Yards
Mozzelle Isley relocated to DC and fell in love with the Axiom apartments and the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood. MORE
TJ Oleksiak
Resident, Townhouse
An early believer in the Capitol Riverfront, TJ Oleksiak purchased a 100-year-old townhome in 2005. He's already seen the promise of the neighborhood fulfilled - the value of his home has increased since he purchased it, new residents have moved in and parks are being built. His hopes are being realized and "what is here now is just the beginning!" MORE
Monica Murdoch
Manager, Starbucks
Against a national backdrop of shrinking workforces and diminishing services, one Capitol Riverfront business manager says that at the Starbucks at the corner of New Jersey Avenue and M Street SE, business has never been better. MORE
Carol and Ed Kaminski
Residents, Velocity Condos
After living near Annapolis for the last decade, Carol and Ed Kaminski were ready for a change. These self-described foodies – who love going to new restaurants, theater and museums – always found suburban life a little sterile. With their children now in college, they decided to make a move to the District, and after an extensive search from Upper Northwest to Dupont Circle, discovered the Capitol Riverfront and Velocity condos. MORE
Mostofa Mohammed
Owner, Subway
Stop in at Mostofa Mohammed's Subway sandwich shop near the corner of New Jersey Ave, SE and M Street, SE any day during lunch time, and hungry Capitol Riverfront customers are often lined up outside the door and onto the sidewalk. MORE
Bonita Holbrook
Resident, Capitol Quarter
Bonita Holbrook and her family have waited a long time to move into their townhouse in Capitol Quarter. Holbrook had been living with her three children and her mother in the Arthur Capper Carollsburg public housing project since the early 1990s. But getting to a new home meant leaving the neighborhood for awhile. They moved back to The Front in May of 2009 and haven't looked back. MORE
Thomas and Carey Dougan
Residents, Capitol Quarter
For Thomas and Carey Dougan, the Capitol Riverfront is the perfect place to raise two young children. "The community has been welcoming; offering free outdoor movies, farmers markets, family nights at the Nationals Stadium and other social events has really helped us build a strong community" Carey says. MORE
Todd Myers
Director of Operations, Alion Science and Technology
To Todd Myers, the director of operations for Alion Science and Technology, the Capitol Riverfront is a "great location for government consulting and contracting." MORE
Duffy and Elena Welsh
Residents, Capitol Quarter
Several years ago, while living in a condo in Penn Quarter, an internet search suggested the Congressional Cemetery dog park to Duffy and Elena as a good place to exercise their pooches. Along the way, they'd detour through The Front to check out the future site of the new stadium. MORE
Wyatt Cardwell
Manager, Courtyard by Marriott
Wyatt Cardwell needs just one word to sum up his reaction to his first Capitol Riverfront visit in 15 years. "Wow." The manager of the Marriott Courtyard Hotel at L Street, SE and New Jersey Avenue, SE, says he has been both stunned and excited by the transformation of what he calls "this city within the city." MORE
Liam and Meredith Larue
Residents, Velocity Condos
To Coast Guard veteran Liam Larue, life along the Capitol Riverfront is a winning tapestry of change and convenience, underscored by "the promise of building up a kind of a forgotten part of town." MORE
Jack Whitsitt
Resident, Onyx on First Apartments
For two Capitol Riverfront newcomers, the long wait for a perfect apartment came during a short wait for exhibit space at Artomatic. MORE


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Scott Johnston likes the competition here in the states. The Australian cowboy, who now makes his home in Gustine, Texas, is having a career year in the saddle bronc riding after winning nearly $40,000 over the last two weeks.
Johnston ended the month of June with an $8,000 payday at the famous Reno Rodeo in Reno, Nev., and then earned a whopping $31,000 while competing at 10 rodeos over the busy Fourth of July weekend.
"It's been pretty awesome, that's for sure," Johnston said.
Johnston came to the U.S. in 1996 and says the prize money is much better here.
"I've been here ever since. I go home for Christmas, but I'm having fun rodeoing and I've been doing pretty good," he said. "There's a lot of good animals (in Australia) and there's a lot that aren't as good, about the same as it is here and there's not as many cowboys either."
Johnston said that the competition is much better here.
"It's the toughest in the world," he said. "Everyone tries to come here and win the world. It's the toughest for sure, it's where all the world champions are."
Johnston, who also competes in the bareback riding, leads our world all around standings with $88,093. Guy Allen dominated the steer roping competition at two rodeos, the West of the Pecos Rodeo in Pecos, and at the Wild Horse Stampede in Wolf Point, Mont. The 14-time world champion from Lovington, N.M., totaled $9,500 to boost his season earnings to $41,821.
At Pecos, Allen topped the field by nearly six seconds, winning the average with a four round time of 51.6 seconds to win $7,337. At Wolf Point, Allen won the average for another $2,232.
Looking back on the 14 world championships, Allen said that they are all special.
"It's just hard to say which one you'd pick. I guess the first one (1977) is the most precious," he said. "That's where they give the championship right the at the finals after two days (of competition)."
Allen said his second title in 1980 was also special because it was awarded for season earnings.
In the Pecos steer wrestling, it was the veteran outlasting the kid. Bryon Walker, 42, of Ennis, who leads this week's world standings, dropped three steers in 14.9 seconds to take in more than $5,000 and edge the 1999 PRCA Rookie of the Year Cash Myers for the title.
Myers of Athens, who also competes in the calf roping, had a big week as well, picking up $8,200 in both events to jump to second place in our world all around standings.
Other winners at Pecos include: Jeffery Collins (Redfield, Kan.), in bareback riding: Houston Hutto (Del Rio), in calf roping: Kevin Stewart (Glen Rose), and Martin Lucero (Stephenville), in team roping: Rance Bray (Dumas), in saddle bronc riding: Phyllis Newton (Carlsbad, N.M.), women's barrel racing; and Felipe Aragon (Tome, N.M.), bull riding. Talk about longevity! Bareback horse Red River Skoal, a 33-year old mare of the Rumford Rodeo Company in Abbyville, Kan., teamed with Jeffery Collins for 87 points last week at a rodeo in Kansas City, Mo.
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Congressman Jim McDermott: What the Bible Says About MarriageRoundup: Media's Take
From the Congressional Record, quoting Rep. Jim McDermott (D-WA) (Feb. 25, 2004):
Mr. McDERMOTT . Mr. Speaker, the President's presidential prayer team is urging us to ``pray for the President as he seeks wisdom on how to legally codify the definition of marriage. Pray that it will be according to Biblical principles.''
With that in mind, I thought I would remind the body of the biblical principles they are talking about.
Marriage shall consist of a union between one man and one or more women . That is from Genesis 29:17-28.
Secondly, marriage shall not impede a man's right to take concubines in addition to his wife or wives . That is II Samuel 5:13 and II Chronicles 11:21.
A marriage shall be considered valid only if the wife is a virgin . If the wife is not a virgin, she shall be executed . That is Deuteronomy 22:13.
Marriage of a believer and a nonbeliever shall be forbidden . That is Genesis 24:3.
Finally, it says that since there is no law that can change things, divorce is not possible, and finally, if a married man dies, his brother has to marry his sister-in-law. Gen. 38:6-10; Deut 25:5-10
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The President did NOT ask what the Bible said about marriage, he asked for wisdom. He did not say he would seek to impose the Bible's prescription for marriage, he desireed wisdom. He did say that he would like to enforce sharia law on marriage, he asked for wisdom. You might follow his lead and ask for a thimblefull yourself Jim. Couldn't hurt.


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West Texas A & M revved up its blocking game after losing Game 1 to roll to a four-game victory against Midwestern State in the first round of the NCAA Division II Southwest Region volleyball tournament at Kearney, Neb.
Second-seeded WT's 25-30, 30-24, 30-15, 30-26 win against its Lone Star Conference rival puts the Lady Buffs into a semifinal at 5 p.m. today against Metro State.
The sixth-seeded Roadrunners (16-14) eliminated third-seeded Colorado-Colorado Springs, 30-25, 32-30, 30-22.
In the other first-round matches, No. 4 seed and LSC runner-up Central Oklahoma (32-6) swept Fort Lewis, and top-seeded Nebraska-Kearney (32-4) swept Mesa State.
WT coach Tony Graystone said Midwestern put "a lot of pressure on us with their serve" in the first game.
"We weren't ready to handle it," he said.
WT's hitting percentage in the first game was .105. For the match, it improved to .244.
The Lady Buffs, 33-7 overall and ranked 10th nationally, also had trouble handling Jessica Ransom, who had a team-high 15 kills. Ransom had only six kills Oct. 25 when WT swept Midwestern in Wichita Falls.
"I'm not sure we really stopped her today. We shut her down" in the LSC match, Graystone said. "She was more patient today."
Game 1 was tied 10-10 before Midwestern went on a 17-5 tear, with Ransom's kill giving the Lady Mustangs a 27-15 lead.
After tying the match by winning Game 2, which WT led for good after taking a 4-3 lead, the Lady Buffs played their best defensive game.
Graystone said his team's blocking at the net improved dramatically against the seventh-seeded Lady Mustangs.
"Every time out, we talked about blocking to slow that offense of theirs down," Graystone said.
WT won Game 3 easily, bolting to a 12-4 lead and coasting from there.
In Game 4, Midwestern (27-6) broke from a 6-6 tie to jump ahead, leading 18-12 before WT reasserted itself. The Lady Buffs took the lead again at 22-21 on an MSU hitting error.
Laura Prinsen had 20 kills, while Kelly Culley and Melissa Harper had 13 kills each. Harper committed just one error.
"Melissa wants the ball always in big situations," Graystone said. "All of our middles gave us offense, which we'll need this weekend."
Katie Rickwartz had 51 assists and 23 digs for the Lady Buffs, who won their 14th straight match.
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Two Nevada students have received life-saving shots of epinephrine since the passing of the state's stock epinephrine bill in 2013.
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Uma Thurman And Arpad Busson In Aspen! Will There Finally Be a Spring Wedding? (Photos)natalieklein
Uma Thurman is looking so incredibly happy in Aspen, Colorado while on a family vacation with her partner Arpad Busson and her daughter Maya Hawke!
Uma Thurman and her boyfriend Arpad Busson are really enjoying their time together! The couple, was engaged in 2008 but called it off a year later and currently have a five-month-old daughter Rosalind. I also can't help but notice how happy Maya looks with the two of them.
Ok, I am a fool for good engagements and we need some fun Hollywood weddings… Soooo!!!! Maybe, a romantic trip to Aspen could be exactly what the Dr. called for and possibly there will be a spring wedding? I can only hope right?
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Uma Thurman 1 of 8Uma Thurman boyfriend Arpad Busson and daughter Maya Hawke are out and about in Aspen!
So Happy! 2 of 8Uma has the happiest expression! She must really be enjoying herself!
Maya! 3 of 8Maya also looks to be really enjoying herself with mom Uma! I can imagine that the teenage years are not so easy!
Snow! 4 of 8It looks as if the snow is falling harder then Uma's eyes can take it!
Coats? 5 of 8I think Maya needs a coat, not a sweater! Just sayin'!!!
Arpad Busson 6 of 8Arpad is definitely a little older then I expected!
Hats! 7 of 8It is hat time! That snow must be amazing though!
Mommy and Me! 8 of 8There is nothing cuter then a teen and her mom really enjoying themselves!
(Photo Source : Pacific Coast News.com )
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