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Walking through the five-year-old Forest Park Medical Center in Dallas, you couldn't be blamed for thinking you're in a W Hotel instead of a hospital. A dramatic staircase sweeps down from the second floor into the lobby, where plush sofas and chairs have been arranged around big-screen TVs. The medical center boasts a Starbucks coffee bar, a rooftop garden complete with native grasses, and an upscale dining facility offering fare like fresh salad and cooked-to-order salmon. A number of special private "suites" have been set aside for the families of patients staying overnight.
Forest Park doesn't even smell like a hospital. That's because a customized scent called "Clean Sheets" is pumped continuously through the HVAC system, just like at a fancy Ritz-Carlton. Says Carolyn Goodrich, who was waiting in the Forest Park lobby for a relative to be discharged one recent afternoon: "We didn't know how pleasant it was until we got here."
All these luxury touches, Forest Park says, are the result of careful planning. "We're thinking of the patient experience. It's all about the patient," says Dr. J. Robert Wyatt, Forest Park's chief medical officer and one of its managing directors. "When you walk into a hospital for surgery, there's a lot of anxiety. So we do everything we can to defuse the anxiety."
Who could argue with an approach to medical care like that? Plenty of people, it turns out.


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Lawrence man indicted on federal drug trafficking, firearm charges
Federal prosecutors indicted a 37-year-old Lawrence man Thursday on drug trafficking and weapons charges after discovering a large amount of methamphetamine and numerous weapons during an investigation that culminated last month, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Charges against Damon Douglas Griffin include one count of distributing methamphetamine, one count of unlawful possession of a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking and one count of unlawful possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom's office said.
Prosecutors allege that Griffin was distributing drugs in the Franklin and Anderson County areas last year. In the fall of 2013, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation joined the Franklin County Sheriff's Office's Drug Enforcement Unit in investigating Griffin's activity.
The case broke open, prosecutors said, after Griffin was arrested on suspicion of criminal property damage and domestic battery in Lawrence on Jan. 7. After his arrest, the KBI issued search warrants for his West Lawrence home, his truck and a storage unit. A loaded shotgun, a pistol and a "possible explosive device with a green fuse" were found inside the truck, according to the indictment. Inside Griffin's home, investigators found two more pistols and assorted rounds of ammunition as well as $10,700 in cash and seven bags containing a total of about 120 grams of methamphetamine.
The Lawrence/Douglas County Drug Enforcement Unit has estimated that the local street value of methamphetamine is $80 to $100 per gram, according to Sgt. Trent McKinley, a Lawrence Police Department spokesman. The price, McKinley said, varies depending on the purity of the meth or how pure it appears to the buyer.
That would make the meth seized from Griffin worth up to $12,000.
When investigators searched a storage unit they connected to Griffin, they found three more riffles, a "significant quantity of assorted ammunition" and scales. Later in January, according to the court documents, a Topeka man told a KBI investigator that he had distributed about two pounds of methamphetamine to Griffin during four transactions.
Griffin has a prior felony conviction for drug trafficking in Franklin County in 2006. He was released from Douglas County Jail on a $4,000 bond following his Jan. 7 arrest. He was later arrested on a federal warrant in Kansas City, Kan., on Jan. 23.
Griffin faces at least 10 years in federal prison and a $10 million fine if convicted of the methamphetamine charge, at least five years and a $250,000 fine if convicted of possessing a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking and a maximum of 10 years and a fine up to $250,000 if convicted of possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.


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Helio Castroneves Suffers From A Texas Two-Step Before MAVTv 500 Finale
For Penske Racing's three time Indy 500 winner Helio Castroneves, a funny thing happened on the way to Fontana to secure a first ever IZOD IndyCar Championship … he suffered from a catastrophe we will call the Texas Two-Step.
Earlier in the year, Texas was very, very good to the hopes and aspirations of the "Dancing With The Stars" television show winner and stand-out. It was in Texas at the Firestone 500 held at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth that Castroneves, driving the No. 3 AAA Insurance Team Penske car, passed Marco Andretti's No. 25 RC Cola car for Andertti Autosport on Lap 97 to lead to the end and capture his fourth win at a track that boasts to launching IndyCar championship runs (the winner of an IZOD IndyCar Series race at Texas Motor Speedway has gone on to claim the season championship five times). It was in Texas that Helio took over the points chase lead with 4½ months and 11 events left in the season.
At the end of the Firestone 500, the first race in Texas that gave hope to a Castroneves championship points run, "We've got to be consistent when you have opportunities (you have to seize them). At this point, just got to keep moving," said Castroneves, who broke a tie with Johnny Rutherford for 12th on the all-time Indy car list with his 28th victory and first on an oval since September 2010 at Twin Ring Motegi. "Monday, got to turn the page and focus on the next race."
It was in Texas after 10 events and 4 months that Helio Castroneves lost the lead in dramatic fashion during a two-race weekend in Houston.
At the beginning of the Shell and Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston contested on a 1.634-mile, 10-turn temporary street circuit created largely out of the parking lot that surrounds the Reliant Park Stadium and Astrodome complex, the third two-race weekend of the 2013 IZOD IndyCar Series championship season, Helio Castroneves held a 49 point advantage over his closest competing driver, Target Chip Ganassi Racing's three-time IndyCar champion Scott Dixon. By the end of Race 2 on Sunday, through a combination of mechanical failure, the effect of a 15 point championship points penalty levied after the Firestone 500, and poor qualifying performance, Scott Dixon left Texas with a 25 point lead (an improbable 74 point swing) over Helio Castroneves with only one race left.
This excerpted and edited from IndyCar.com –
Castroneves has weekend to forget in Houston
By Dave Lewandowski – Published: Oct 6, 2013
"Well, obviously this is not how we wanted our weekend to go," said Castroneves, who had a streak of 12 consecutive top-10 finishes end in Race 1.
"And there is still a lot of racing left. We know we have a strong car in Fontana."
The MAVTV 500 INDYCAR World Championships at the 2-mile Auto Club Speedway oval in Fontana, Calif., is Oct. 19. Castroneves was among 23 drivers who tested at the venue Sept. 24 in preparation for the 250-lap twilight race on NBC Sports Network.
"The good news is we had a test there and it was extremely good," Castroneves continued. "It's going to be a heck of a race."
The season finale will decide the series championship for the eighth consecutive season. In 2008, Castroneves trailed Dixon by 30 points entering the finale at Chicagoland Speedway. He won the race by .0033 of a second — the second-closest race in IndyCar Series history — over Dixon, who earned the title by 17 points.
The standings heading into the final race the past five seasons:
2008 — Dixon 606 Castroneves 576
2009 — Dixon 570 Franchitti 565
2010 — Power 587 Franchitti 575
2011 — Power 542 Franchitti 531
2012 — Power 453 Hunter-Reay 436
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To repeat, as Helio Castroneves put it just after winning the first race in Texas (and now, as it applies to suffering the Texas Two-Step on his championship dreams), "We've got to be consistent when you have opportunities (you have to seize them). At this point, just got to keep moving. Monday, got to turn the page and focus on the next race."
2013 — Dixon 546 Castroneves 521
Tune in to the MAVTv 500 IndyCar World Championships, Auto Club Speedway oval in Fontana, Calif., Saturday, October 19, 2013 – 8:00pm ET!
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Two dead in East Village
Two women, both 18, were found unconscious in the Lillian Wald Houses apartment of an acquaintance on Friday evening, Aug. 12, and died later at Bellevue Hospital of apparent drug overdoses, police said.
The victims, Mellie Nichols Carballo, a Hunter College student from the Upper East Side, and her friend Marta Pesantez, of Queens, a student at New York University, were with Alfredo Morales, 33, a resident of the ninth-floor apartment on E. Houston St. and Avenue D, and his friend, Roberto Martinez, 41, an East Village resident.
Police said Martinez, who has a record of arrests for drug-related offenses, acknowledged that the two couples had been using cocaine, but both men later told reporters that no drugs had been involved in the evening during which they played cards and the women drank malt liquor.
Carballo had previously become acquainted with Martinez at the Dark Room, a Ludlow St. bar, according to reports. She and Pesantez were at the Dark Room together on Friday afternoon and phoned Martinez, who invited them to his friends apartment.
At one point, the men left the apartment when the women became tired and lay down to take a nap. When the men returned they found the women unconscious and called 911. Neither of the men was charged in connection with the incident. Carballo was declared dead at Bellevue at 6:22 p.m. Friday and Pesantez died at the hospital on Aug. 14, authorities said.
Dies at home in fire
Firefighters found the body of Nicholas DeCurtis, 94, who had been confined to his fifth-floor walkup apartment for several months because of a hip injury, when they responded to a 2 a.m. Saturday fire at 78 Christopher St. It was not known whether the victim died of fire-related injuries or of a heat attack. The Aug. 13 fire was apparently caused accidentally by a lit candle, a Fire Department spokesperson said. Sixty firefighters responded to the blaze, which was declared under control at 2:40 a.m.
Sullivan stabbing
Two men who got into an argument at the Lions Den, 214 Sullivan St., at about 3 a.m. Sun. Aug. 14 were ejected by a bouncer but continued their dispute on the sidewalk when one of them pulled a knife, slashed his adversarys neck, stabbed him once in the back and fled, police said. The victim was taken to St. Vincents Hospital in stable condition.
Probation for priest
Albert Liberatore, 41, a Catholic priest from Scranton, Pa., was sentenced to 10 years probation on Wed. Aug. 10 for attempting to have oral sex with a 17-year-old former altar boy from his Scranton parish in 2001 when both were at the Washington Square Hotel. The sentence requires the defendant to register as a sex offender and to have no unsupervised contact with minors.
Dead on F.D.R. Dr.
A motorcyclist traveling south on the F.D.R. Drive at 25th St. at about 10:40 p.m. Wed. Aug. 10 struck a man, 74, trying to cross the highway, police said. The victim, who was not identified, was declared dead at Bellevue at 10:57 p.m. The driver of the motorcycle remained at the accident scene and was not charged, police said.
Big bag haul
A woman from New Jersey had her bag and its contents, valued at a total of $4,800, stolen while she was eating lunch at a Soho restaurant on Tues. Aug.9, police said. The victim, 28, told police her Louis Vuitton bag which she had hung over the back of her chair at Boom, 152 Spring St., between W. Broadway and Wooster Sts., was snatched by a thief who fled with it. The bag was valued at $1,500. Her designer wallet valued at $200 with $1,300 in cash, a camera and a cell phone were gone with it.
Soho burglary
A man threw a brick through the widow of a Gant shop at 77 Wooster St. at about 5 a.m. Thurs. Aug. 4, stepped in and made off with a bag of merchandise, police said. A witness described the burglar as a white man about 5 11 tall, police said.
Wooster car break-in
A man who parked his car at the curb on the east side of Wooster St. between Prince and Spring Sts. on Sunday morning July 17 returned at 4:30 p.m. to find the rear window smashed and a computer, a printer, a cell phone and a CD player, with a total value of $3,950, gone, police said.
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Notable Los Angeles: 4/27-5/3
Saturday 4/27: RA Ralease Party features Jessica Ceballos, Vicky Deger, Scott Kuza, Anthony Miller, and Thomas Fraisse. RA is dedicated to creating new and original dialogue by providing a platform to promote the work of LA based visionaries. Free. 7 p.m. 1850 industrial street, unit 311, Los Angeles, 90021
Sunday 4/28: Tongue and Groove and PEN center USA present The 2013 Emerging Voices Fellows, featuring Terrance Flynn, Krisserin Canary, Elle Brooks, Lilliam Rivera, Kima Jones & Tommy Moore, with musical guest Janet Klein and her Parlor Boy. Hosted by Conrad Romo. 6 p.m. at The Hotel Cafe. $6, 21+ event.
Monday 4/29: Open Mic Night is a weekly event where you can share your work with a live audience. Got a new piece? Show it some love. Sign-ups start at 7:45 p.m. and readings begin at 8:00 at The Last Bookstore.
Tuesday 4/30: Steph Cha reads from Follow Her Home, her debut novel set right here in L.A. in true Noir form. 7:30 p.m. at Skylight Books.
Wednesday 5/1: Join Anna Stothard in conversation with Davy Rothbart! 7:30 p.m. at Skylight Books.
Thursday 5/2: Robert Perisic presents and signs Our Man In Iraq, a novel set in 2003 in the Iraq War. 7:00 p.m. at Book Soup.
Friday 5/3: Poets Doug Knott, Sherman Pearl, Florence Weinberger, and M.J. Roberts join forces for an evening of poetry titled "Two Presidents, a Philosopher, and a Teacher." 8:00 p.m. at Beyond Baroque.


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The Awakening was a Canadian progressive rock band founded by Andrew Horrocks in the mid-1980s. Andrew was joined by brothers Allan and Michael Powell, on bass and drums, and Ian Tanner as lead vocalist and keyboard player. The quartet released an independent project which garnered the attention of Reunion Records. The Awakening released two albums during the 80s, but due to less than enthusiastic albums sales, and the bands inability to finance their own tour through the U.S, Reunion dropped the band, which led to their eventual breakup.
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In late July [2002], Zackie was scheduled as a plenary speaker at the Barcelona [International AIDS] conference. (This is very much Jack, TAC and Zackie's story; I'm only contributing it now because they're upstairs sleeping, and I'm sure they'll throw in their corrections at all my errors and misinterpretations!) Because he was too sick to attend, a video was shot and edited by Jack and his Beat It! crew a couple of nights before. The tape was couriered to the conference, where it was played on huge monitors to the thousand-odd delegates.
International news teams shot clips off the screen; some broadcasters even carried it live. The world thus saw Zackie, explaining how HIV and the epidemic had prevented him from addressing the conference in person, live. It was an unforgettable intervention, rife with urgency: the real toll of the epidemic, illuminated by technology, portrayed by a voice nearly silenced by AIDS, able to speak only on a screen, thousands of miles and several days distant from the real event.
Because of this mediated moment, the Archbishop of Cape Town, Njongonkhulu Ndungane, visited Zackie the next week, to convey concern, best wishes and blessings. Coincidentally, a TV crew was in attendance. The blessing thus went out live to the nation, a broadcast that was seen by millions, and also by Mandela. Who picked up the phone and invited himself over for tea. Which led to the tea party, and discussions of how Mandela's AIDS foundation and TAC could work together to set up treatment clinics, despite governmental resistance. Which of course was carried by every TV station and newspaper in the country, and, to a much lesser degree, around the world. (I myself participated in a bit of real-time posturing, boasting to friends how I was the lucky recipient of the Zackie/Nelson pic, courtesy of Jack's email J-peg, an hour after the tea party, and hours before the mass media had circulated any images).
In this way, the necessities of illness triggered a chain of reactions, all mediated by miles and technologies and urgency, mediated most of all by the poignancies of time, which resulted in a tangible step forward in the war against AIDS.
In their press release, TAC also called for the meaningful inclusion of PLWAs at every level of decision-making in Africa's pandemic. For artists, there has been since the early eighties a related implicit corollary (one that too many institutions and power-brokers have thoughtlessly ignored): to give special priority to the words and pictures created by PLWAs. Earlier, we mentioned Andrew Sullivan's notorious and nonsensical contention that for North American artists, AIDS is now passe. As much as there is a need for northern artists to continue to vigourously interrogate AIDS and all its meanings, it is equally important that we work right now to hear the voices of African artists, addressing AIDS through myriad paradigms and aesthetic strategies. The voices are emphatically there – why does the north not hear them more, encourage them more, assist them more? Why was there so little AIDS work in this year's Documenta, especially when so much of the show revolved around questions of culture and activism in a global context? Why aren't there more commissions, exchanges, exibitions, grants, specifically for African artists addressing HIV/AIDS? What have we done, or more likely, not done?
Following this, how can northern artists contribute to a meaningful dialogue, without falling back on patronizing missionary tropes? We all have relationships (so often fraught!) with various institutions, schools, arts centres, granting bodies. How can they be mobilized? Art exhibitions: can these contribute to a truly two-way exchange of aesthetics and ideas? Video residencies: what makes these viable and effective? Should video artists be brought to the Banff Centres and Charles Streets, or should the priority be given to getting more state-of-the-art tech and training to African artists? Why wasn't the massive African AIDS series Steps for the Future (whatever limitations it might have), which included episodes by/about Jack, TAC and Zackie, not shown in its entirety in North America? How can art supplies be collected, shipped and distributed to PLWA artists most effectively? And so on: as many questions as there are ideas, but equally, as many things to act on. Now.


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It feels very similar to Reddit's popular Ask Me Anything (AMA) threads, and there are already a host of Downtown Vegas entrepreneurs who have opened the floor for questions. Frank Gruber and Jen Consalvo each did their own as well; their responses are awesome.
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Other: Washi Tape or Ribbon of your choice since apparently the one I chose is retired.
Stampin' Dimensionals
1. Cut your Tangerine Tango card base at 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″. Score and fold at 4-1/4″.
2. Choose the second largest Square Stitched Framelit. Place it on your Whisper White card stock. Stamp the small jar with Black ink inside the Framelit. Repeat again for the second jar. Stamp a small flower on one jar in Tangerine Tango ink. Stamp "Thanks" on Whisper White card stock with Tangerine Tango ink.
3. Cut out the two jars with your Stitched Square Framelit and Big Shot. Cut out the "Thanks" with an Oval Stitched Framelit.
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SOURCE: Broadway Gold Mining Ltd.
April 04, 2017 07:00 ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(Marketwired - April 04, 2017) -
Broadway Gold Mining Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: BRD) (OTCQB: BDWYF) (FRANKFURT: BGH.F) ("Broadway" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it intends to offer for sale, on a non-brokered private placement basis, up to 5,000,000 units of the Company (the "Units") for aggregate gross proceeds of up to $5,000,000 (the "Offering"). Each Unit will be comprised of one common share in the capital of the Company (each, a "Common Share"), and one half (1/2) Common Share purchase warrant (each whole such warrant, a " Warrant"), with each Warrant being exercisable to acquire one Common Share at a price of $1.60 for a period of 18 months following the closing date of the Offering. Closing is expected on or about April 21, 2017, or such other date(s) as the Company may determine.
The Units will be offered on a private placement basis pursuant to the "accredited investor" exemptions under National Instrument 45-106 and certain other available and agreed upon exemptions from the prospectus requirement. The securities being offered have not been, nor will they be, registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and may not be offered or sold in the United States or to, or for the account or benefit of, U.S. persons absent registration or an applicable exemption from the registration requirements. This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy nor shall there be any sale of the securities in any State in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful.
The proceeds derived from Offering will be used for general corporate purposes and for geophysics, underground and surface drilling on its Madison copper-gold project. The Company will pay finders fees equal to 6% of the gross proceeds raised by the Company and issue compensation options equal to 10% of the number of Units sold. The compensation options will be exercisable to acquire one Unit for a period of 18 months from the date of issuance thereof at an exercise price of $1.00 per Common Share. All securities sold or issued in connection with the Offering will be subject to a hold period of four months and one day from the date of issuance thereof. The Offering is subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
About Broadway Gold Mining Ltd.
Broadway Gold Mining Ltd. is a resource company focused on development-stage projects with unexploited exploration potential. The company owns a 100% interest in the Madison copper-gold project located in the Butte-Anaconda mining region of Montana, USA. The Madison project is permitted for exploration and contains a past-producing underground mine that Broadway has refurbished. While actively expanding known copper and gold zones that remain open for development in the mine's perimeter, the company's exploration program has identified new anomalies across its extensive land package that provides compelling drill targets that are believed to be associated with large-scale porphyry mineralization.
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The recent war of words between George Clooney and hedge fund kingpin Daniel Loeb was quite significant. What appears to just beanother investor tired of Hollywood political flops, in reality, is apublic face on a very private fight. One raging within Hollywood itself.
The future of Hollywood political preach fests is dire, here are the main reasons why:
1. The Avengers (May 2012)
WhileHollywood releasing left wing films is nothing new, the fight over themtook on another level with the release of this superhero feature. Thereason being as follows: to justify the making of big budgetliberal box office flops like Green Zone, or even the more recent WhiteHouse Down, the progressives in Hollywood sought to make a new argument.That argument was: "Well, the budgets on other films is too highanyway. The major box office records won't be ever broken. The state ofHollywood's future has to be the political films we want to make. We'lljust do them cheaper. Trust us. We can."
Much like a campaigntrail promise, this went out the window with The Avengers opening. Not onlydid it shatter box office records (the most impressive being thebiggest film opening of all time), it did so by a wide margin. The filmalso featured a character talking openly about God (Captain America),and featured a budget well over $200 million to produce. According to theprogressives in Hollywood trying to shape the industry's future, thisnever should have happened.
There's even a dig at Democrats late in thefilm. After saving New York City, various news feeds are shownshowcasing people's opinions on the Avengers. One, if you look closely,is a Democratic politician from New York who angrily yells that theAvengers "should have to pay for all damage" caused by the film's alieninvasion. But this was nothing compared to future progressive troubles.
2. The Astounding Christmas Frame of 2012
Thisone really hurt progressives. Films over the Christmas frame last year (films thatopen around Christmas and onward) was long circled on many box officeanalyst charts. The reason being the significant change in direction theindustry was trying. The return of the much beloved conservative opusLord Of The Rings emerged in the form of The Hobbit: An UnexpectedJourney. There was also Les Miserables', a film musical marketed directly to church audiences. Also included was Quentin Tarantino'swestern Django Unchained. To top if off was Zero Dark Thirty, a filmwho's target audience was the current American conservative base. Allwere seen as "old fashioned" and "too much a representation of a dyingage in Hollywood," by many in the Hollywood left.
To counter, progressiveshad Matt Damon's Promised Land (an anti-fracking movie) and others. Theresult was not only did Hobbit, Les Miserables', Django, and Zero DarkThirty open to successful box office. They continued to make a lot ofmoney in the long run. In fact, these films performed so well on themargins (all easily breaking the $95-300 million domestic mark), itshocked the majority of Hollywood talent that such "staying power" was even possible at the multiplex during the Christmas frame(usually only the lucrative Summer frame could see as many films withsuch strong box office results). The films did so well, they actually dominated all films released the next month entirely.
On the other side of the coin,Promised Land flopped. No other progressive film even made adent on the box office stage.
Before they were done, Hobbit brokethe elusive billion dollar mark worldwide, Les Miserables', DjangoUnchained, and Zero Dark Thirty all grabbed Best Picture nominations.Which brings us to our last point.
3. Zero Dark Thirty's Oscar Campaign
Itwas bound to happen. After suffering massive embarrassment over thevastly successful (and very anti-progressive) Christmas frame.Progressives took out their frustration on Zero Dark Thirty's Oscarroad.
The claim was Zero Dark Thirty's controversy was over the"enhanced interrogation efforts" in the film which many liberalorganizations viewed as "torture." For many this was true. But don't befooled, this was mainly a fight over the direction of the Hollywood filmindustry. Many in Hollywood grew frustrated they were losing the reignsto the Zero and Hobbits of the world, and they lashed out accordingly.
Theresult, sadly, was Zero Dark Thirty (though critically acclaimed andvoted high by audiences) never stood a chance to win Best Picture at thevery politicized Academy Awards. But the greater victory was easily wonon Hollywood's future.
Which brings us to George Clooney andDaniel's Loeb's public feud. What's it over? What else, frustration overbox office flops loaded with liberal talking points (in this case,Elysium and White House Down). Coincidence it falls in with previousfrustrations expressed on progressive films this past year? Nope. Just amore public face on the very private fight.
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Two drunk women force emergency landing after 'running riot' on BA flight
A British Airways plane had to make an emergency landing in France after two drunk women ran riot during the flight.
The women, aged 50 and 43, racked up a list of anti-social behaviour that infuriated cabin crew, including: swearing in front of children; refusing to return to their seats; attempting to storm the cockpit; locking themselves in the loos for a smoke; and, according to one passenger, even threatening to kill the family of a BA air hostess.
According to The Sun, one passenger said: "They decided they were going to meet the captain and marched towards the cockpit. It was very frightening."
The pair had been swilling Malibu, the paper reported.
The pilot on the Gatwick-to-Tunisia flight decided he'd had enough, and diverted to Lyon, where French police boarded the plane, removed the passengers and put them in jail for the night.
They were then put on a return flight back to Gatwick.
BA is reportedly deciding whether the two should now be banned from flying with the airline for life.
A British Airways spokesman told the Daily Mail: "Monday's BA2664 service from Gatwick to Tunis was diverted to Lyon following the continued disruptive behaviour of two female passengers.
"Our customers and flying crew deserve a safe and enjoyable flight experience. We do not tolerate any disruptive behaviour on board our flights."
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Nice article in todays edition of Metro about what to expect in 2014. Ponderings from myself, IanPearson and James Bellini. Article here.
BTW, nice slideshow here from Ross Dawson about why 2014 is the year of the crunch – when cumulative change is reaching the point of fundamental disruption in many aspects of society.


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Syracuse, N.Y. -- The proposed transformation of a long-vacant former NYNEX building in downtown Syracuse into apartments, offices and retail space was one of the biggest winners among Central New York projects receiving state subsidies Wednesday.
The exact size of the state grant that developer Peter Muserlian's project will receive isn't certain. Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office said in a news release early Wednesday that Muserlian's project would get $2.8 million. A statewide list of projects awarded grants that was issued later in the day put the figure at $2.5 million.
But whichever number is correct, the grant for the NYNEX building project is bigger than any other grant handed out to Central New York projects Wednesday under Cuomo's regional economic development council program.
Look up all 824 projects receiving state support under New York's regional economic development council program.
A total of $66.9 million in state grants and tax credits were announced for 93 Central New York projects. Altogether, the governor's office announced $715.9 million in assistance for 824 projects across the state as part of an effort to create jobs.
Muserlian's PEMCO Group real estate development company has proposed spending $18.9 million to turn the 10-story, 311,356-square-foot former NYNEX building at East Washington and South State streets into 68 apartments and 92,000 square feet of office and retail space.
Muserlian did not return a phone call seeking comment on the grant. The building, one of the largest office buildings in Syracuse, has been vacant since NYNEX moved out in 1995.
Real estate investor Isaac Jacobs, of Brooklyn, who has owned the building since 2006, is fighting the city of Syracuse's attempts to seize the building for $2 million in back taxes and sell it to Muserlian.
Inficon Inc., of DeWitt, was another big winner Wednesday. The maker of vacuum-process equipment will receive a grant of $1.5 million to build a $61 million, 220,000-square-foot expansion that will create 50 new jobs and help the company retain 240 existing ones, the state said. But in addition, Inficon will receive $2 million in income tax credits under the state's Excelsior jobs program.
CNY Fabrication LLC, an affiliate of G.A. Braun Inc., is getting a $1.5 million grant for a $9.5 million, 100,000-square-foot addition to its fabrication plant in Cicero. The addition will create 30 jobs and help retain 150 existing ones, the state said.
COR Development Co., of Fayetteville, will receive $1.34 million for its redevelopment of the Syracuse Inner Harbor into a commercial, residential and recreational center. Robert Simpson, co-chair of the Central New York Regional Economic Development Council, said the money will help COR build one of two planned apartment buildings on the western bank of the harbor.
COR has said it plans to begin the harbor project in the spring with the construction of a hotel.
Simpson said he was pleased with the nearly $67 million in assistance the state is providing to Central New York projects.
"It sounds like most of our major priority projects got funded," he said.
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Located in the prestigious community of Cerro Colorado, Villa Hermosa is conveniently located between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas. Nestled amongst multi million dollar homes and built into the hillside, this spacious 4,000 square foot villa has a panoramic view of the Sea of Cortez all the way to Punta Gorda which is only 5 minutes away. Walk to the white sand beach of Punta Bella just below the villa and admire the beautiful sea and wildlife. Maybe even see a whale or two. Rent just the house or add the casita which includes a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom with incredible views. The main house comfortably sleeps 8 people, has 3 bedrooms and 4 baths, and has a Jacuzzi tub in the Master bathroom. All rooms have King beds and there is a queen sofa bed in the Living Room and a twin sofa bed in the Master bedroom. The private swimming pool is surrounded by beautiful tropical landscaping and has a bathroom and shower poolside. Amenities include a washer and dryer, air conditioning, Jacuzzi tub in Master Bath, CD/DVD player, Satellite TV, stereo system, fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and all utensils, gas/electric BBQ, free calls to US and Canada, and wireless high speed internet.
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The house itself was very spacious. Huge living/dining/kitchen area. Big rooms with own bathrooms. Beautiful balconies on every floor. Every room was private and in the corner of the house. One concern I had before the trip was the pool because we have small kids but the pools is not on on the same floor as the living area. You have to go through solid screen doors and down the stairs to get to the pool. This set up made me very comfortable and the kids couldn't open the screen door.
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You'll have to speak up for him to hear you, but he'll happily tell you about his experiences in WWII.
You'll have to speak up for him to hear you, but he'll happily tell you about his experiences in WWII.
Harold Layton, Carthage, will turn 90 in July this year. Originally from Sylvania, Ohio, Layton was the last child of Albert G. and Rebecca Layton. He had two brothers, a half-brother and a half-sister. He wasn't quite 17 when WWII broke out and he began serving his country in an air base warehouse in shipping and receiving.
At the time, he tried to enlist in the Air Force, but five feet and three inches of stout heart wasn't enough. Instead, he enlisted in the Navy.
He went to diesel school in Chicago and became a fireman first class in the engine room for the LCI (L) 229. [The landing craft infantry ship was 157 feet long and transported soldiers.] In his time in the service (1941-1944) that's where he lost his hearing.
"We were passing through a canal in the arm of Massachusetts when one of the propellers was ripped off," Layton said. "After it was fixed, we joined the 600-vessel convoy to Africa."
Harold spent his 18th birthday in northwest Africa.
He said it wasn't much of a celebration.
During Harold's service, he was a throttle-man and mechanic for eight diesel engines. Besides soldiers, the ship also delivered mail.
"After we delivered reinforcements to General Patton, we went on to Tunis, Tunisia," Layton said. "We delivered mail to the air base in Sicily, after two campaigns in Italy, left convoy and went to England."
While in Anzio, Italy, Harold looked through a pair of binoculars to see the 95th Evacuation Hospital was ashore.
"I told them my brother was there," Harold said. "They told me to get in a boat and go see him, but to be back by sundown."
His brother, Norvel E. Layton, was a cook and baker at the hospital. During that landing, four ladies visited the ship, one of which was Norvel's future wife. It was shortly after that, Anzio was bombed. A 12-inch artillery shell, weighing hundreds of pounds, landed in the hospital and among those killed were two of those four ladies that visited the ship.
From there, Layton was sent us to Southampton across from the English Channel. This story was one of the half-dozen times his ship was attacked.
"We heard buzz bombs going over us from the Germans," Layton said. "You could hear this clicking sound as they flew over, and if you couldn't hear it anymore that meant they were about to hit. Our ship was hit all over, but we were lucky, they couldn't catch up to us."
After that experience, Layton noted his ship took troops to Normandy Beach on June 6, 1944.
There were times when Layton manned a gun on the ship's deck during an attack, but the only injury he had was when a toolbox in the engine room slammed on his index finger. His friend and shipmate clipped his ring off to remove his broken finger. Layton said he was lucky to have only that one minor injury through his time in the service.
"Then one day the skipper told us he found a way for us to go home," Layton said.
Australia purchased two of the six LCI boats for geodetic survey. So the sailors aided and traveled on an American hospital ship, carrying 190 casualties. The LCI 229 was decommissioned and handed over to Australia.
When Layton got back to the states, his shipmates were scattered. He was sent to Jacksonville, Fla., for R&R, then to Mayport where he finished his service as an engine mechanic.
When the war was over, Layton married Rebecca Grace. They enjoyed 58 years together before she died in 2002. Layton retired from Atlas Powder Company in 1986 after 37 years of service.
Besides a war veteran, Layton is also a May 2011 Joplin tornado survivor. He wasn't home at the time of the storm, but his home was completely destroyed. In the rubble, he found a few items from his time in the service.
At the time, he had been seeing Myrl Hawk, a Carthage widow. It only made sense for the two to be together. Now, they both enjoy their lives together in Carthage.


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IceBurgers is an environmental tale. Two ships collide in the Antarctic, spewing burgers and letters, and a penguin has to clean it up. Alrighty.
Interestingly enough, what makes this game unique is what probably is its best feature: the lack of frills. It rocks a simple motif and features even simpler gameplay, and, as such, can be a formidable time waster.
The gameplay is an atypical mix of crossword puzzle and Scrabble. A square grid of 25 tiled letters makes up the playing area, and words are supposed to be created via swiping a finger across letters in fairly liberal fashion. When a word is formed, it lightens up and explodes, and the tiled letters are replaced randomly by falling tiles from above.
Now, after the first word is formed, a penguin shows up as a placekeeper of sorts. It ends up at the tile that was occupied by the last letter of the last word formed. The kicker is that all subsequent word formed must start with a letter tile that is adjacent to the penguin. Since the penguin is almost always moving, this adds a degree of difficulty to the gameplay, as it isn't possible to just spell a word anywhere at anytime; the places where a new word can emanate from in the grid are dependent on where the penguin is. On another level, this also opens the door to interesting strategy, as moving the penguin around to more optional spots can be quite the challenge.
The game UI is dressed in blue, with white accents. The animations are not explosive, but get the job done. As noted earlier, there are not too many visual distractions, and that helps with the gameplay to a degree.
All in all, the word that keeps popping up is "simple." It's easy to understand, and needs little prep to play. I say well done.


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Annoyed of those boring ads on YouTube? Wanna see some new features on your YouTube app? If so, you are at the right place. Today we are here with a cool trick on how to add features to your YouTube along with ad-blocking. We will use an app named "OGyoutube" by OGmods.
- First of all get the app from here.
- Now, also download the microG app available on the above link.
- Now this is an important step, If you don't have root access, you have to disable the official whats app. To do so, Go to settings>apps management>YouTube>disable. If you have a rooted device just uninstall the YouTube app.
- Install the OGYoutube and microG apps.
- That's it, now enjoy the features and ad-free YouTube experience.
Notable Features of OGyoutube are-
- You can download multiple downloads in the meantime
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Listen: Ian Johnston busts the bad behavior myth. Should we really accept road trauma as collateral damage from daily road use? Eliminating Serious Injury and Death from Road Transport: A Crisis of Complacency explores why societies and their elected leaders view traffic safety as a (relatively) minor problem. It examines the changes in the culture of road use that need to occur if this public health problem is to be effectively resolved. Examines why road use culture is ego-centric (qwhatas in it for me?q) and why this blocks progress Explores current traffic safety measurement methods and demonstrates how they have underpinned our flawed approach Discusses the controversial issue of speed and speeding and shows how a new approach to speed management will be fundamental to transformational change Details a simple account of the concept of a qSafe Systemq (as now promoted by the WHO and the OECD) while exploring the failure to get beyond the principles to extensive implementation The book dispels the myths that currently drive societiesa (misguided) view of traffic safetyathe bad behavior myth and the official myth that everything that can be done is being doneaand how these myths limit progress in reducing death and serious injury. It presents current scientific knowledge and draws parallels with other areas of public safety and health. The book draws on examples from the media and from public policy debates to paint a clear picture of a flawed public policy approach. It presents a model for a preventive medicine approach to traffic safety policy to get beyond an ego-centric culture to a communal safety culture.A Crisis of Complacency Ian Ronald Johnston, Carlyn Muir, Eric William Howard ... his body would fight against the demons in his dreams, flailing his arms around , pulling out various tubes and wires, and causing problems for his tracheotomy.
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Having concentrated on just the opening month of 1977 last time, in this post we will look at February, March and April of that year. Playboy had a striking cover of Swedish model Lena Kansbod modelling a diamond and platinum bunny pendant by Oscar Heyman of New York.
Lena was personally spotted as a potential model by John Casablancas, the founder of the Elite modelling agency, checking coats in a Stockholm restaurant in 1973. She moved to New York in 1976 and by early 1977 she was one of the world's top models, indeed, the month before she had been on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.
In fact, the month before that she had been the cover girl for the Penthouse owned Viva magazine. Lena's Playboy cover perfectly demonstrates the erotic power of the face alone; if it's the right face, that is.
From The Love Feast, February 1977
Inside, Playboy was persisting with its own couples pictorials although they were, by this stage, far less explicit than Penthouse's equivalent. This rather peculiarly suggestive shot demonstrates the sort of tricks they had to get up to to appear raunchy.
Playboy's Playmate for February was Star Stowe who flashed her bits as much as any Playmate before or since in multiple pictures. Star (real name Ellen Louise Stowe) was another Playmate who came to a tragic end. She went from being the girlfriend of Kiss' Gene Simmons to a life of drugs, alcoholism and prostitution. Eventually being found murdered in Fort Lauderdale, having been strangled, just short of her 41st birthday in 1997, whilst working as a streetwalker.
Penthouse had a three girl set called Class Reunion photographed by Ken Marcus in about the softest focus they ever presented (which is saying something!). This shot, in particular, manages to be very erotic despite (because of?) the diffuse light.
Class Reunion
The Pet of the Month for February proved rather controversial. Billed as Betsy Harris the young lady flashed her rather prominent labia quite a bit in her pictorial by Earl Miller. So far, so typical. However, later it was said that Betsy Harris was really a lady called Terri Nunn who was an actress (she got down to the last two to play Princess Leia in Star Wars (1977)) and a singer who, in her group Berlin, had a major hit with Take my Breath Away, from Top Gun (1986).
Betsy Harris
Now, Terri Nunn, who is still singing with Berlin, absolutely, categorically denies that it was her posing in Penthouse. The problem being that, if she was Terri Nunn and if her birth date was correct she would have been sixteen at the time. Now Guccione had had sixteen year olds in Penthouse in the sixties but photographing a nude at sixteen wasn't illegal in Britain at that time (not until 2003, in fact) but was in America.
Now whilst some women have appeared in mens' magazines and subsequently denied it we actually believe Terri here. If you look at a picture of Betsy (left) and Terri (right, appearing in an episode of Lou Grant in 1978) they do look similar but Betsy appears to have a more upturned nose and the cleft above her top lip is more pronounced. What do you think?
Much more grown up looking was Celine Martin, who gives it plenty of pussy power, as photographed by Gajda that month in their third pictorial.
Over at Oui we had a young lady enjoying her loofah in the accurately, if unimaginatively, entitled Donna takes a shower in another successfully sensuous set by Nicholas DeSciose whose work we featured here.
Mr DeSciose contacted Triple P with some kind words after we featured his January 1977 centrefold for Oui. He said that he had done over twenty pictorials for Oui at this time and Donna here was his second centrefold in a row for them at the beginning of 1977.
Oui continued to feature the paintings of Aslan from partner Lui magazine in France. By this time, however, they came with added bits.
Another top photographer featuring in the February issue of Oui was Helmut Newton who gave us this over exposed young lady in a French photo booth.
Paul Raumond's Club continued to use material shot for Men Only in the UK. The pictures, however, were rather more explicit than those used in his UK magazines where gradually over the next three years the pcitures would become less explicit than they had been in 1976/77. On the cover they have their model with her fingers inside her knickers.
The February edition showcased the impressively leggy Annie who joined in the trend for arsehole displaying that was such a feature of the year.
On to March and on the cover of Playboy we have January 1977's Playmate, Susan Kiger looking completely splendid in a wetsuit in the sea at Santa Monica, somewhere that Triple P has spent some time in the past.
March playmate was Nicki Thomas still giving it a bit of faux masturbation. Or is she just covering herself up? Playboy manages to keep us guessing.
Oui's centrefold shoot for March is by British model turned photographer Suze Randall. Randall was the first woman staff photographer for Playboy having got her break discovering and photographing, later Playmate of the year, Lillan Müller for Playboy. She was also the first woman to shoot a Page 3 photo for The Sun newspaper.
Debra Tate by Suze Randall
Her pictures for Oui are, characteristically, rather more explicit than some of those shot for Oui and, in fact, she was just on the point of leaving Playboy and moving across to be the first woman staff photographer at Larry Flynt's Hustler. Her model, in these bold, anus revealing shots, was Debra Tate, tragic actress Sharon Tate's younger sister.
Over at Hustler whilst they continued to push the pussy boundary Jap, in March's issue, showed how far they had come as regards props, lighting and costumes since they had started up.
Jap for Hustler
Although when Suze Randall arrived at the magazine she would discover that Larry Flynt wouldn't allow any sort of soft focus, which gave her a challenge in dealing with less than perfect girls.
Maggie in the pink
Hustler also had a girl they called Maggie in the March issue. In a series of photographs by James Baes she was shown clearly displaying visibly aroused labia. We will see her again when she becomes the Penthouse Pet of the Month for November 1979
Gallery was slowly moving from Playboy territory into Oui territory and their girls were showing a little bit more whilst still not going as far as Penthouse.
Their particularly beautiful cover girl, Babette, had also appeared under the name of Lois in Men Only and Molly in Club International in the UK.
Finally, for March we look at Penthouse for an edition that would give them lots of grief in the future. They had a girl/girl set remarkable only for the fact that it showed one of the models with cellulite on her bottom.
Another pictorial featured a girl called Nicole Carole posing fetchingly in a corset and including several of the now de rigeur pussy teasing shots.
That month's Pet went under the name of Jolanta von Zmuda (born Jolanta Duchi) who, it was said, was a Polish lady from Gdansk. In a pictorial shot by Bob Guccione, we get half a dozen pages of Jolanta photographed in the dreamy, romantic soft focus way that he pioneered in 1975. These are far from explicit and hark back to his pictorials of several years before. In fact, it seems that Jolanta's pictorial was, in fact, shot in 1975 which makes her appearance, half way throught the pictorial, with her fingers on her prominent clitoris even more surprising, given that he couldn't have put such a shot in the magazine in 1975.
There are some lovely pictures of Jolanta smiling but the smiles would soon stop as, just over a year later in July 1978, she tried to take Guccione to court. She claimed that Guccione drugged her for the pictorial and then sexually assaulted her. She sued him for £2 million but we believe that it never went to court. As always in these cases you do wonder why it took so long to take action...
Club had their cover girl with her fingers inside her knickers for the second month running whilst at the same time brandishing a part-eaten apple; no doubt as an allegory of sin.
Inside, Club's centrefold for March was the previous month's cover girl, Nina photographed by Dwight Fox in an extraordinarily anus focused picture, even for Club. Nina's head and shoulders are in the shade but bang in the middle of the bright area is her arsehole in all its sunlit glory. Even her divided labia play second fiddle to her rectal opening.
On to April and we actually get that month's Playmate, Lisa Sohm, on the cover for a change. Dolled up in period lingerie and an American Civil War kepi she manages to tie in with another pictorial that month; the Girls of the New South.
Lisa relaxes
Lisa presents several rather graphic spread-legs shots in what turnd out to be one of the more assertively explicit issues for some time. In the aformentioned Girls of the New South feature several of the ladies boldly display themselves for photographer David Chan, not least the exotically monikered Rhonda La Canillas.
Rhonda peers
The issue's third pictorial featured former Bunny girl Jennifer Edl and her work as a sculptor in Phoenix. Whilst she doesn't open up like some of the other girls she does have this very raunchy and beautifully lit faux masturbation shot by none other than Nicholas DeSciose, who was obviously a busy man at this time.
Jennifer cups
Larry Flynt's up market (well compared with Hustler, anyway) Chic featured a striking cover of two young ladies in swimming gear.
Inside the ladies were photographed posing together and looking extremely shiny as well as also carrying on the relatively new trend of anus flashing.
Strikingly, the two girls never removed their dark swimming goggles for any of the pictures in the pictorial, which gave it a rather sinister aspect.
Also flashing their arseholes were some of the girls in Cavalier that month, which carried on with its strange mix of styles; inevitable considering the bought-in nature of their material.
Bondage and banging in Cavalier
That month also including a rather ropey lesbian, set enlivened only by the fact that it was an interracial one. and a very soft core boy/girl set with a baseball theme (to celebrate the beginning of that sport's season).
Candy gives it some tail
In fact, by this point Cavalier was rather like Hustler had been two years before, featuring not that attractive models badly photographed and then printed on poor qulity paper. This shot of Candy and her cute arsehole was probably the best photograph in the whole issue.
Finally, Penthouse had three pictorials in April. It had a girl/girl set called Swept Away which was photographed by Patrick Barnes and featured some convincing looking kissing by the two ladies in question.
Interestingly, a picture of the girls in a hot tub, where one has her face in the groin of the other did not make it into the British edition. Obviously this was just too graphic for the UK.
Secondly, there was a pictorial called Sweet, Saucy Susan which featured a girl called...well, Susan. She was photographed in a very suggestive masturbation shot. There is no visual evidence that her finger really is in her cunt but that is certainly the implication of the picture.
That month's Pet Shona Lynne leaves this Pubic Wars post with another plump pussy shot and next time we will see, for the third month in a row, a Pet with large and prominent labia in the shape of Valerie Rae Clark, who would appear in Bob Guccione's Caligula. We will also see some older women, a photographer's self portrait and the inspiration for a song photographed by David Hamilton.


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Let's decorate our Christmas tree here at St. Patrick's!
Sunday, December 5, 2010; After the Sunday morning Masses.
It is time to decorate our tree and light he lights. Bring an ornament, and some good ideas, to make our tree the brightest on Camp St. A lite brunch will be served. For more information: 525-4413.


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ST. PAUL – The St. Thomas men's soccer team did not allow a shot on goal on its way to a 2-0 win over Bethel on Saturday afternoon at South Field. In a game that yielded just 11 total shots, the Tommies collected a goal in each half on their way to gathering three points in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) standings.
With the win, St. Thomas improves to 5-0-2 overall and 1-0-1 in the MIAC, while Bethel drops to 4-2-1 overall and 0-1-1 in league play.
The two teams played to a scoreless tie through much of the first half. But a foul called on the Royals in the final three minutes of the half gave the Tommies a penalty kick at the 42:11 mark. Senior Mark Heydt took the PK and did not let it go to waste, scoring his second goal of the year to give his team the 1-0 lead headed to halftime.
In the half, St. Thomas outshot Bethel 6-0, including a 4-0 advantage in shots on target. In addition, the Tommies also held the advantage in corner kicks, 4-0 through the first 45 minutes.
The second half saw tempers flare a bit, as a pair of yellow cards and 20 fouls were handed out amidst highly contested play.
However, the Tommies prevailed, scoring an insurance goal in the 75th minute to put the game out of reach. Junior Christian Elliehausen found the end of a Walter Alvarado cross to the back post and Elliehausen put it home to secure the 2-0 victory.
For the game, St. Thomas finished with a 9-2 shot advantage, including a 5-0 edge in shots on goal. The Tommies also racked up a 7-3 difference in corner kicks.
In net, sophomore Aidan Hogan recorded his second win of the year, while Jakob Bartels suffered the loss in a three-save effort.
The Tommie men will be back in action again tomorrow when they host UW-Superior in a non-conference tilt at South Field. Game time is scheduled for 3:30 pm.


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Recent visitors to Rooibos Ltd include a coffee roaster from The Netherlands, a volunteer group from Whole Foods Market in the USA, representatives of local companies as well two journalists.
From The Netherlands: Timmo Terpstra from Coffeeroaster Peeze
Rooibos Ltd played host to Timmo Terpstra, director of Coffeeroaster Peeze in The Netherlands. To gain an understanding of the story of Rooibos, he was taken to Rooibos farms and to Rooibos Ltd's facilities to see all aspects of the production process of Rooibos.
From the USA: Volunteer group from Whole Foods Market
A group from the USA-based Whole Foods Market's Team Member Volunteer Program visited Rooibos Ltd in August this year. This formed part of their undertaking to serve communities and to see where and how Whole Foods Market products are grown. As hosts, Rooibos Ltd took them to a Rooibos farm to plant seedlings and to the factory to see how Rooibos is, among others, quality-graded and packaged. They also enjoyed a Rooibos-inspired lunch.


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Now that we've filled you with horror, let's tell you that this isn't as bad as it sounds. It seems that Casey Anthony has adopted a pet dog. Well, as long as you feed it, love, and it doesn't end up in a trunk of your car, things should be fine, Casey. We can only hope.
But, a jury should convict whoever did this terrible makeover on this acquitted accused child killer. Gez, this is a bad look compared to before. If witness protection mandated a look like this, then you'd have no choice. But, why for the love of everything holy, voluntarily go for this look….yuuuck!
BTW, I think that former $1 million dollar value of that porn offer to Casey Anthony just dropped down to about $1.50 now as well.


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Conductive Education
Increasing independence and self-sufficiency
The founding of Conductive Education is associated with Dr. Andras Peto. The highly educated physician and educator was born on September 11, 1893 in Szombathely, Hungary where he also attended school. The shaping of his view of life was probably determined by the strict upbringing he had received from his mother who was a teacher by profession and the fate of his father who was suffering from Parkinson's disease.
His concern with the therapy for motor disabilities originating from damage to the central nervous system began in 1922 in Simmering Sanatorium. The basic principles of Conductive Education appear already in his articles published in 1931. In 1938 laid the foundations of his conductive pedagogical system which he later elaborated in detail.
Professor Peto started to implement his original, comprehensive personality development in 1948 for children with motor disabilities. Following a successful two-year experimental period in 1950 he could launch the National Institute for Movement Therapy which has been in function to date and remained under his directorship until his death in 1967.
Today conductive pedagogy, the Peto method is a 'Hungaricum'. We cannot say it is the sole miraculous answer for everybody with a motor disability. It has been proved, however, that at least one third of individuals with motor disabilities of central nervous origin develop better with Conductive Education than with other methods.
Conductive Education began to make its appearance in North American in the 1990's as pilot projects staffed with Hungarian-trained conductors began cropping up. The first and only North American conductor-teacher training program began enrolling at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan in August 2000. Conductive Education in North America received another boost when CBS aired a special on CE at the Peto Institute in February 2004.
Currently, there are approximately 30 centers providing Conductive Education in North America.
Conductive Education (CE) is an intensive and holistic approach to educating individuals with neuromotor disabilities. Developed by Dr. Andras Peto in the 1940s, the aim of CE is for the motor disabled individual to achieve "orthofunction" – adapting to and functioning in his/her environment.
Conductive Education combines physical activity with cognitive tasks, emphasizes communication, and places the individual in a group setting which maximizes active learning.
Peto developed the concept that motor disability was a learning difficulty and placed an emphasis on helping those with motor disabilities to learn to help themselves.
Conductive Education has been shown to increase a person's self esteem, level of motivation and general health as well as increasing their ability to function independently.
Conductive Education generally works with those individuals who have motor skill disorders such as cerebral palsy (CP), however CE is also beneficial for those with spina bifida, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, stroke, and traumatic/acquired brain injury. Candidates for CE should be able to show basic cognitive skills and should show signs of understanding and following verbal communication and simple instructions.
To find out more about Conductive Education, including tuition costs and potential benefits, or to sign up for classes today, please contact us at 419.335.7272.
A Conductive Education program includes a structured and consistent Daily Routine which allows individuals to become comfortable and learn faster. A CE Daily Routine includes all aspects of an individual's life, and is set up toward the achievement of group and individual goals. A CE Daily Routine generally includes programs focusing on the development of gross and fine motor skills, balance, coordination, and self-care skills (toilet training, self-feeding, hand-washing), all while working toward cognitive, social, emotional, and speech/language development.
The programs are run with small groups of individuals held together by a conductor. The conductor, who has been trained for 4+ years in areas of psychology, sciences, special education methodology and conductive pedagogy, is responsible for the structure, rhythm and tempo of each session. The mode of teaching is verbal, with the conductor verbalizing instructions for each activity as it is being done. The group members are encouraged to join in with the verbalizing, which may be in the form of counting or saying a word which emphasizes the action (e.g. 'I bend my right leg. I bend it. I bend it.').
Activities vary from simple to more difficult, with an emphasis on the accomplishment of a task. The sessions are goal oriented, although the means to accomplishment may differ with each individual. Each activity is directed towards a specific function which is commonly difficult for the individual.
The conductor is responsible for keeping the tempo of the session as well as being motivating and encouraging. 'Rhythmical intention' is used to maintain motivation and helps people initiate the movement and continue to move through the task smoothly. Practice is viewed not as a mechanistic repetition of meaningless motor acts but as a conscious process of learning optimal motor solutions to particular problems.


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Faye Woodall Wilson, 87, of Wilmington, NC, died peacefully on May 27, 2014 at Lower Cape Fear Hospice after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. Faye was born on June 27, 1926 to Garland and Minnie Thompson Woodall in Johnston County, NC.
"Mammy" as she was known by her grandchildren is survived by her husband of 67 years, Benoy Ruffin Wilson; a son, Michael Wilson of Wilmington; and two granddaughters, Shannon Wilson Zerniak and her husband, Walt, of Washington, NC, and Laura Wilson Schuppenhauer and her husband, Eric, of New Albany, OH; 5 great-grandchildren, Rob, Rebecca, and Ridge Zerniak, and Parker and Mary Elizabeth Schuppenhauer. Also surviving are two sisters, Iola Narron and Marie Bailey, both of Raleigh, NC; special extended family members, Patti Wilson McRae and Dave McRae of Greenville, NC; and many nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death were her son, Richard Wilson; daughter-in-law, Mary Miller Wilson; and brothers and sisters: George Woodall, Elton Woodall, Beulah Gudac, Mildred Long, and Clara Scouten.
Not long after graduating from business college in Raleigh, Faye worked as a secretary at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. It was on her daily commute to work that she met the love of her life, Benoy. When her sons were young she volunteered as a Cub Scout leader and den mother. Faye worked at the S & H Green Stamp Store in Wilmington for 12 years eventually becoming store manager. She was a long time member of Cape Fear Presbyterian Church where she served as a Deacon, Treasurer of the Board of Deacons, and a Sunday School teacher. Everyone that knew Faye knew that she loved gardening. She was a charter member of the Pine Valley Garden Club. She shared her love of gardening with others by volunteering at the New Hanover County Arboretum for many years. Her love of animals led her to become a volunteer at the New Hanover Humane Society. Reading, sewing, cooking, genealogy, and studying history were her other passions.
A private burial will be held at Oleander Memorial Gardens. A memorial service will be held at 1 pm Saturday, May 31, 2014 at Cape Fear Presbyterian Church. The family will receive friends following the service.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Lower Cape Fear Hospice, 1414 Physicians Drive, Wilmington, NC 28401-7335 or Friends of the Arboretum, 6206 Oleander Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403.
The family wishes to offer special thanks and appreciation to Faye's doctors, nurses, and aides at Lower Cape Fear Hospice, Clare Bridge, and Liberty Home Health Care.
Condolences to the family at www.andrewsmortuary.com
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Johasee believes in community involvement and supports organizations that focus on the future goals and education of our youth. We actively support the following organizations:
- Action for Austin
- Alzheimer's Disease Association of Kern County (ADAKC)
- Boys and Girls Club of Kern County
- CASA of Kern
- Marley's Mutts
- Ronald McDonald House
- First Star to the Right
- Kern County Builder's Exchange
- Wildland Firefighter Foundation
- Youth for Christ of Kern County
Our parent company, LMS, also has a long history of community involvement that ranges from hosting charity golf tournaments, donating steel for cause-related structures like Canuck Place and hundreds of charities have benefited from LMS' generosity. Canuck Place Children's Hospice is near and dear to our team. LMS has donated over a $1 million to this unique and valuable organization.


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Find Dorchester County South Carolina campgrounds. Campgrounds provide information about camping, tent camping, ReserveAmerica, KOA, RV resorts, campsites, and cabins.
Cypress Methodist Campground 256 County Road S-18-182 Ridgeville SC 29472
St Paul Campground 940 County Road S-18-378 Harleyville SC 29448
For RV Parks, reservations are usually required. Other Campgrounds may accept reservations without requiring them. Many Campgrounds designate a portion of their campsites as first come first serve.Do all Campgrounds charge fees?
There are some free Campgrounds within national or state parks and forests. Other public Campgrounds charge fees for part of the year, but allow free camping during seasons when visitation numbers are lower.Are pets allowed at Campgrounds?
Each Campground has its own rules regarding pets. Even in cases where pets are permitted, they are usually required to be leashed or under the owner's control at all times. Keeping pets on a leash minimizes unwanted interactions with wildlife, transmission of diseases, and disruption to other campers.


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February 14, 2013 09:00 ET
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Feb. 14, 2013) - Bellair Ventures Inc. ("Bellair") operating as SustainCo (TSX VENTURE:BVI) announces that its wholly owned subsidiary, Urban Mechanical Contracting Ltd. ("Urban Mechanical"), has commenced its work on the Pan Am Aquatics Centre for the Pan Am 2015 Games in Toronto, Ontario. In September of 2012 Urban Mechanical was awarded a $20 million contract by PCL Contractors Inc. to provide mechanical contracting services for the Pan Am Aquatics Centre. Urban Mechanical is expected to complete its work in August of 2014.
"Urban Mechanical is pleased to provide its services towards a significant infrastructure investment for the Pan Am Games," stated Mr. Emlyn David, Chief Executive Officer of Bellair.
About SustainCo
SustainCo, the operating brand of Bellair, a publicly traded company (TSX VENTURE:BVI), is a leading provider of sustainable infrastructure solutions and services. SustainCo solutions and services offer long-term customer value and environmental sustainability through a broad offering including alternative energy solutions, energy efficiency, innovative facility technology solutions, and facility maintenance services to customers in the multi-residential and ICI "industrial commercial and institutional" sectors across Canada. SustainCo focuses on both new build and retrofit markets.
Certain statements in this press release are forward-looking statements. The reader is cautioned that assumptions used in the preparation of such information, although considered reasonable by Bellair at the time of preparation, may prove to be incorrect. Forward-looking statements, specifically those concerning future performance and other statements that are not historical fact, are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ materially from Bellair's plans and expectations. These plans, expectations, risks and uncertainties are detailed herein and from time to time in the filings made by Bellair with the TSX-V and securities regulators. Bellair does not assume any obligation to update or revise its forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law. Trading in the securities of Bellair should be considered highly speculative.
All forward-looking information contained in this news release is expressly qualified in its entirety by this cautionary statement.
Neither the TSX-V, nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX-V) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. No stock exchange, securities commission or other regulatory authority has approved or disapproved the information contained herein.
Bellair Ventures Inc.Emlyn DavidPresident, Chief Executive Officer, Secretary and Chairman(416) 840-5002
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We are a new company to Red Deer that was created because we saw a need for a smaller, customer first company to service Red Deer, and its surrounding communities. A journeyman sheet metal worker, owner Kevin Strate, has 8 years of experience in the trade. Great service, building tin, and accurate, honest estimating, are skills that help to set Kevin apart from our competition. Not only is quality, upstanding work important to us, we feel strongly in a customer first approach. Without you, our customers, we wouldn't be able to do what we love. That's why listening to your objectives and concerns come first. We will always keep your budget in mind and will stick to our estimate as best we can. When there is an issue, we'll make sure that you are fully aware of any added costs that may arise. Our policy mandates strong two way communication; if you're not happy, we're not happy.
We'd be happy to discuss your furnace installation and repair, air conditioner installation and repair, unit and infrared tube heater installation, hot water tank replacement, or if you just want to check your house for cold spots, we can help!
Give us a call or send us a message using the form below, we'd be happy to hear from you.
American Standard Furnaces are some of the highest quality products on the market. They offer a 10 year parts and 1 year labour warranty. There are 3 different high efficiency models to choose from: Modulating, 2 Stage and Single Stage. They offer a model to suit every situation and have a 95%-97% efficiency.
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Roberts Gordon Tube Heaters are great for light industrial and residential applications and come with a 3 year parts warranty. These heaters that don't have a blower are perfect in areas where blowing dust is a concern, especially paint bays.
UDAP Reznor unit heaters are 82%-83% efficient, among the best rated in the industry today. Small, light weight and easy to install, they are perfect for garages to keep your contents warm on those cold winter days. They have a 5 year parts warranty and perfect for those jobs where space is limited.
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There's noting better then stepping into a cool home on those sweltering, summer days! Whether we're installing a new American Standard or Trane unit, or servicing any other make/model you might have, we'll make sure that you and your loved ones beat the heat this summer. Talk to us today if you're considering installing an A/C unit or if your's in acting up.
No matter the style of heater you have in your bay or garage at home, we can fix it. If you don't think your current heater is operating properly, you're considering an upgrade, or you're installing new, get a hold of us. We can help you to decide your best course of action before spending unnecessarily. We use Reznor and Roberts Gordon heaters for all our new installs, give us a call today.
Nobody likes to run out of hot water in the middle of a shower. Whether your hot water tank needs some fine tunning or you're looking for a replacement, we here for you. We'll get you back up and running before you know it. We install the Rheem brand which carry one of the best warranty's in the business. Give us a call; let's correct the problem before it makes one!
We specialize in home comfort for those hot summer days or the cold, blistery ones. If you notice any cold spots this winter, get a hold of us. We can assess your duct work and suggest a solution to maintain an even temperature throughout. We can also work with you on any new build or renovation projects. Call us today!
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During the spring of 2015 we had Kevin from Kevin's Hot and cold Air install an air conditioning system in our home. Kevin was very professional and he made sure he kept our home clean while he was installing, he made sure to lay carpet protectors down everywhere he was working. Kevin was a very fast worker and it seemed like he had our system up and running in no time at all. I would definitely recommend Kevin for any heat and cooling jobs for the people I know.
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Before we bought our home, we had Kevin come with us to inspect the furnace. His inspection was thorough and warranted a new furnace. He was very helpful in recommending a new furnace. We were pleased with his work. Kevin is honest and dedicated. He was true to his time lines as well. We have recommended him to others, and they have been equally pleased.
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Whether you're looking for a new furnace, A/C unit, garage/bay heater, duct work, or repairs on your current system, look no further. We'd be happy to sit down and discuss your options regardless if you're replacing, fixing, building new or renovating.
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In the justice system, there is one path for adult offenders and another for juvenile offenders. The adult system focuses on deterrence, retribution, punishment, and, to a lesser extent, rehabilitation. The juvenile system, however, is focused exclusively on providing rehabilitation and guidance to the offending juvenile with hopes of decreasing the chance of any future infractions.
Along those lines, generally speaking, the system allows many juveniles to serve sentences that do not include incarceration. Even when a sentence does include incarceration, it is not typically in an adult jail, but rather in a "youth camp" or "juvenile hall." Sentences in the juvenile justice system tend to be centered around community service, probation, removal from unsafe environments, etc.
However, there are a few ways that a juvenile aged 14 or older might end up in the adult criminal justice system. First, the California legislature has determined that there are some crimes for which even juveniles should be tried as adults. These are generally very serious crimes that may carry long prison sentences with them. For example, a juvenile charged with murder will almost certainly be "directly filed" into adult court. This means that the juvenile offender will never appear before a juvenile judge but instead will go immediately to adult court. The decision whether or not to "direct file" a juvenile offender rests solely with the prosecutor.
Second, if a juvenile is charged with one of several aggravated offenses, and has committed a prior offense, the case is required to go straight to the adult system.
Third, the prosecutor can file for a juvenile fitness hearing to determine whether the juvenile defendant is suitable for rehabilitation. In this hearing, the judge will consider several factors, including:
1. The degree of criminal sophistication exhibited by the juvenile;
2. Whether the juvenile offender can be rehabilitated before juvenile court jurisdiction expires;
3. The juvenile's previous delinquent history;
4. The success of previous attempts by juvenile court to rehabilitate the juvenile; and
5. The circumstances and gravity of the offenses alleged to have been committed by the juvenile.
If, after considering these factors, the judge believes that the juvenile offender is not amenable to rehabilitation, then the juvenile offender can be transferred to adult court and tried as an adult.
Once a juvenile is in adult court, there are only very few limitations on the sentence that the juvenile can receive. For the most part the juvenile will be sentenced in the same way an adult would be sentenced.
If your son or daughter has been charged with an offense you should immediately retain a qualified, experienced attorney to ensure that s/he receives the fairest treatment. The unfortunate truth is that sometimes the unrepresented defendant gets walked on by the police, prosecutors, and even the judge. Make sure that does not happen to you and retain an experienced criminal defense lawyer. Call the Johnson Criminal Law Group today.