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While Mexico is popular with travelers for its endless coasts, perfect weather and sandy beaches, the interior of the country is also well worth exploring. The bustling capital, Mexico City, with its hectic urban lifestyle, artistic neighborhoods and historic buildings, has long been neglected by summer vacationers, but is now being discovered by curious city trippers.
1 Mexican Peso (Mex$) = 100 Centavos
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El Universal
El Sol de México
Opening hours are usually 9h - 20h. Big department stores or shopping centers might stay open until 21h.
8.9 million (2016)
Secretariat of Tourism
Calle Nuevo León 56
Colonia Hipódromo Condesa, Alcaldía Cuauhtémoc
Ciudad de México
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The vibrant national capital of Mexico is not only the political center but also the cultural hub of the country, whose name dates back to the old Aztecs who called themselves "Mexica." The city holds sights dating back to the beginnings of the high civilization of the 14th century, and is home to one of the oldest Universities on the continent, the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, established in 1553.
With 8.9 million inhabitants, Mexico City is among the largest cities in the world by population. It is divided into several boroughs, each one holding a wide range of restaurants and sights for visitors.
Located 2,200 meters above sea level and framed by high mountains and volcanoes such as the Ajusco, the Popocatepetl and the Ixtaccihuatl, the city is a place for adventure-seekers, city breakers and party-people alike. Apart from an impressive amount of typical Mexican cantinas (where one can try traditional local drinks and food), there are many different ethnic groups that have added their cuisines and shops to the urban landscape. With Cuban, American, Japanese, Chilean, Korean or Lebanese communities, Mexico City has got one truly multicultural identity.
With its 16 delegaciones (boroughs) divided into several hundred colonies (neighborhoods), there is always something new to explore around Mexico City. While the historic center of the city with the National Palace, the Mexico City Cathedral and the Palace of Fine Arts is a magnet for tourists, opportunities to have a good time abound both here and beyond. Climb the Teotihuacán Pyramid of the Sun, one of the largest of its kind, browse through amazing creations at craft markets or relax in the Viveros de Coyoacán public park.
Frida Kahlo Museum
Teotihuacan Pyramids
National Palace
Sonora Market
National Museum of Anthropology
Palace of Fine Arts
Revolution Monument
Metropolitan Cathedral
Independence Day and Parade
Viveros de Coyoacán
Six Flags México
Island of the Dolls
Day of the Dead
Mexico's cuisine is without a doubt one of the country's biggest draws. Its typical flavors are beloved around the world, but there is so much more to try beyond the staples we all know. Keep an eye out for chilaquiles for breakfast or enchiladas for lunch, and enjoy the rich flavors of the incredibly varied local cuisine. Beans, corn and meat are staples. By the way, get ready to put your taste buds to the test with some authentic Mexican hot sauce.
Coox Hanal
Dulce Patria
La Casa de Toño
La Santa Gula
Agua & Sal
Masala y Maíz
Cafe El Popular
Mexico City's numerous coffee houses are popular social hangouts for the young and old. Here you'll meet self-employed creatives discussing business over laptops and espressos as well as seniors engaging in the usual coffee chit-chat. While sightseeing and museums might give you an impression of Mexico City, this is where you can truly experience local culture.
Cafe NIN
Cielito Querido
Triana Café Gourmet
El Moro
Chiquitito Cafe
Otro Cafe
Orígenes Orgánicos
Helado Obscuro
It's fair to say that Mexico City is a place that never sleeps. Bars, clubs and music pubs can be found on every corner, and jazz lovers can experience live gigs every day of the week. Adapt to the relaxed Mexican lifestyle, grab a drink and enjoy a musical evening.
Cantina "Tio Pepe"
Jules Basement
La Bipo
Pan y Circo
Talismán de Motolinía
Zinco Jazz Club
Kinky Bar
Black Dog
El Graffito
While big department stores and shopping centers have settled in Mexico City, there is also a large number of small craft shops, art galleries, curious markets and beautiful souvenir shops to be found in the city center. Along the big streets you can find many lovely places ideal for a spontaneous shopping spree.
Mercado de Coyoacán
Dulcería de Celaya
Mercado Sonora
FONART - Galeria Reforma
Tianguis Cultural del Chopo
Centro Santa Fe
Ciudadela Market
Samara Shops
Best Time To Visit
If you're looking for pleasant weather and don't mind the hotel prices and lots of tourists, then you should visit the city between March and May. Winter daytime temperatures can also be pleasant, it tends to cool down overnight. Summers are known for being rainy, so remember to pack an umbrella with you. Low season in Mexico starts after Easter until a few days before Christmas. The city comes alive from September to November, when major festivals such as Día de la Independencia, Día de Los Muertos and Día de la Revolución take place. Be aware that Mexico City is situated about 7,382 feet above sea level, so remember to drink plenty of water and wear sunscreen.
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Mexico City International Airport (MEX)
The Benito Juarez International Airport is located east of Mexico City and it has two terminals connected by a bus and light rail system. International airlines fly here from larger cities around the globe.
You can reach the airport or city center by taxi, metro or bus.
There are several airport taxis recognizable as white and yellow (with black logos of an airplane) that transport you to and from the city. You can buy tickets inside the airport and cars are available at Terminals 1 and 2.
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Excelencia +52 55 5562 8047
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Porto +52 55 5786 8993
While the metro might not be the best option if you are travelling with heavy luggage, it provides a much cheaper way of getting to and from the airport. The stop "Terminal Aérea" on line 5 can be found next to airport Terminal 1. Line 1, 5, 9 and A are within walking distance from Terminal 2, and the stop is called "Pantitlán". You can buy tickets at the metro station or purchase a rechargeable metro card.
Alternatively, the Metrobus operates between city center and the airport, and stops at Puerta 7 at Terminal 1 and Puerta 2 at Terminal 2.
Another option for lower fares is the rideshare company Uber.
Address: Av Capitan Carlos León, Mexico City
Phone: +52 55 2482 2400
Website: www.aicm.com.mx
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Lic. Adolfo López Mateos International Airport (TLC)
This airport is located in Toluca, approximately 50 km from Mexico City. It has recently been transformed into an international airport and it is not as easily accessible as Mexico City International Airport.
If you arrive at or depart form Licenciado Adolfo López Mateos International Airport you best hire a car or take a taxi to the city center.
Address: 50226 Toluca, State of Mexico, Mexico
Phone: +52 722 279 2800
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Officially called Sistema de Transporte Colectivo or STC, the Metro is a cheap way of transportation and will take you almost everywhere in Mexico City. The 12 lines operate Monday to Friday 5h to midnight, Saturday 6h to midnight, and Sunday 7h to midnight. At rush hour, the first cars of each train are reserved for women and children (7h30 -10h & 15h - 20h).
STC Metro tickets are among the cheapest in the world. Tickets can be purchased at ticket machines in every station, or you can get a rechargeable Metrocard.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: +52 55 5709 9213
Website: www.metro.cdmx.gob.mx
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Along with the STC, the local bus system is a fast and easy means of transportation in the city. Tourist-frequented streets, attractions as well as multiple points of interest usually have at least one bus stop nearby, and one ticket costs very little (price is fixed regardless of distance traveled). Payment is made in cash when boarding the bus. Peseros (mini buses) are operated by multiple private firms and run alongside official RTP buses.
In addition, there is the Metrobus which take you not only to and from the Airport, but also operate on their own routes throughout the city. For these buses you will need a rechargeable smartcard (may be purchased at vending machines).
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While hailing a cab off the street can be risky, taxis can be a convenient means of transport in Mexico City. Your best bet is calling an official provider, especially if you don't speak Spanish.
Taxi Mex: +52 55 9171 8888
Taxis Radio Elite: +52 5560 1122
For lower fares you can always order a cab through the Uber app.
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The Palacio de Correos de México (or Correo Mayor) is not only Mexico City's main Post Office, but also a historical building dating back to the 20th century. After an earthquake struck Mexico in 1985 much of the Palacio was destroyed, only to be restored in 1990.
Post boxes are red in color.
Address: Centro Histórico, Mexico City
Phone: +52 55 5512 0091
Website: www.gob.mx/correosdemexico
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operates 24 hours, provides home delivery
Olivar del Conde 1ra Secc, Mexico City
Farmacia París: +52 55 5709 5349
República del Salvador 97, Mexico City
Farmacia San Pablo: +52 55 5354 9000
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Wakefield Children Statistics
The population of children—people under 18 years old—form an important topic in the American Community Survey (ACS), conducted each year by the U.S. Census Bureau. Unlike the Census—which is an exact count of people and households every ten years—ACS statistics are estimated based on a representative survey sample.
The data in this story shows population counts of children, broken up by various characteristics. This report uses 5-year estimates, which are available for all locations in the United States.
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January 23, 2012
Gary Jenkins, Chief of Police
Pullman Police Department
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PULLMAN – The Pullman Police Department (PD) is seeking public input for the development of a video policing policy. The meeting originally scheduled for Wednesday, February 8, 2012 at Pullman City Hall has been changed to Wednesday, February 15 and will still be at City Hall.
The Pullman PD has been awarded a Department of Justice "Smart Policing Initiative" grant in the amount of $300,000. The grant proposes to address violent crimes and neighborhood disorders through the use of video cameras placed at public locations where high frequencies of those types of incidents occur. Live video feed will be transmitted to the police station and police cars, and video will be recorded for use in criminal investigations and prosecutions. The camera locations will be determined through research and analysis conducted by the Washington State Institute for Criminal Justice at WSU and the WSU Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology. Initial research indicates that the Adams Mall area of College Hill is a location where the cameras could have a positive impact, although other locations may also be identified.
Pullman PD is developing a video policing policy to establish best practices for authorized use of the cameras and video and to address privacy concerns. The Pullman PD, with the assistance of community organizations, planned three meetings to obtain public input on policy development. All members of the public are invited to attend to provide policy development input. A draft policy is available on the Pullman PD website and at the Pullman Police Department, Pullman City Hall, Neill Public Library, and Pullman Chamber of Commerce. The first meeting was hosted by the College Hill Association and was held on January 18, 2012 at Stubblefield's Bar & Grille.
When: Wednesday, February 15, 2012, 7:00 pm
Where: City Council Chambers, 325 SE Paradise St., Pullman
Hosts: Pullman League of Women Voters and Pullman Police Advisory Committee
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LOS ANGELES, May 3 (UPI) -- Mike Gray, who co-wrote the "The China Syndrome," about a nuclear power plant disaster cover-up, has died at his Los Angeles home, his family said. He was 77.
He had congestive heart failure and died Tuesday, the family said.
Gray developed the 1979 "Syndrome" story after reading books and interviewing scientists about the dangers of nuclear power, the Los Angeles Times said, adding the film's timeliness was unexpected.
Twelve days after it opened, the Three Mile Island power plant in Pennsylvania had a partial nuclear meltdown.
"The Chine Syndrome" -- starring Jack Lemmon, Jane Fonda and Michael Douglas, and directed by James Bridges -- also examined trends in broadcast journalism and corporate responsibility that complicated efforts to report the nuclear disaster accurately.
Newsweek called it "a rare phenomenon -- a piece of popular entertainment that immediately foreshadows a major news event and then helps explain it."
The screenplay won the 1980 Writers Guild of America Award and received four Academy Award nominations, including best original screenplay, best actor (Lemmon) and best actress (Fonda).
For television, Gray helped develop the 1986-87 series "Starman," and was a writer and producer of the 1988-89 season of "Star Trek: The Next Generation."
Gray's books include "The Warning," about the Three Mile Island accident, and "Drug Crazy: How We Got Into This Mess and How We Can Get Out," an indictment of the U.S. war on drugs.


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Article: California provides scant information on residential elderly care | About the database
The Bay Area News Group's Senior Care Database includes the number of fines levied against each residential care facility for the elderly in California in the 2012 and 2013 fiscal years, along with a listing of each individual fine and its amount.
Due to the process used to acquire this data it does not include information on what the fines are for, only that a fine was levied. For more details on the fines you must contact the Department of Social Services by calling the appropriate regional office (listed below), the California Elder Care Ombudsman at 800-231-4024 or the facility itself. Contact information for each facility is provided from department records.
Be aware that experts warn facilities may not always be forthcoming about the circumstances of finable offenses. "Administrators say it's for little things like 'the water is too hot'," says Patricia McGinnis, spokeswoman for California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform. "But people have been scalded and died because water is too hot."
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About Glendale 180
Located five miles southeast of downtown Denver and under a mile from the Cherry Creek Shopping District, Glendale 180 simultaneously marks a bold investment in the future and a revitalization of a Glendale that, for now, lives only in photographs and memories. Area residents can recall spending Saturdays at the Disney-backed Celebrity Sports Center, waiting in line to watch the original Star Wars on the Cooper Theater's curved screen, or dancing all night at The Lift. While Glendale has seen an economic resurgence in the last decade, the buzzing social scene of the past has been missing from this region. Glendale 180 returns to fill that gap.
Glendale 180 is a nexus of entertainment and relaxation. It's the home base for all types of people and occasions. It's the go-to place for coffee and breakfast in the morning; a serene setting for a mid-morning walk or jog amid Colorado wildflowers; and, located just off Cherry Creek, the perfect waypoint to grab a snack on a sunny, weekend bike ride. In the evening, with the orange hues of a Rocky Mountain sunset as its backdrop, the central park will swell with thousands of people on their way to one of the area's best restaurants, liveliest taverns, or newest entertainment concept.
"This is a return to Glendale's roots," said Mary Beth Jenkins, president of The Laramie Company, which is coordinating leasing of Glendale 180. Serving as a bridge to the future while also channeling the best of Glendale's past, it's not simply a collection of businesses surrounded by a sea of asphalt. Glendale 180 is an extraordinary marriage of the beauty of Cherry Creek and the most densely populated city in the state. And it can only happen in Glendale – a place like no other.


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Unseeded Pikeville Completes Championship Run
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - (FINAL BRACKET; Box Score) Unseeded Pikeville College (Ky.) claimed its first NAIA national championship with an 83-76 overtime victory Tuesday against No. 3 seed Mountain State University (W.Va.) in the title game of the 2011 Buffalo Funds-NAIA Division I Men's Basketball National Championship at Municipal Auditorium.
Sophomore forward Trevor Setty, who earned the Chuck Taylor Most Valuable Player award following Tuesday's contest, registered game-high totals of 32 points and 17 rebounds in leading the Bears to an unprecedented run through the national tournament. Pikeville becomes the first unseeded team since the tournament began the seeding process in 1957 to win five games against five top-10 seeds in the event. The Bears close out the season with an overall record of 30-7. It marks the first 30-win season in program history.
"Our motto all season has been `All In'," said Pikeville head coach Kelly Wells, who was named the Rawlings-NAIA Coach of the Year following the Bears' victory. "This isn't just about us, about this team and this staff. This is bigger than us. This is for all of us. Everyone who ever played at Pikeville or coached there or came to a game to offer support. It's for all of Eastern Kentucky, for all the mountains and the entire Commonwealth."
Senior forward Quincy Hankins-Cole also posted a double-double for Pikeville with 21 points and 16 rebounds, while senior guard Justin Hicks had 21 points in the winning effort. Senior guard Vance Cooksey dished out a game-high eight assists for the Bears. Pikeville becomes the first team from the Mid-South Conference to win the NAIA Division I championship since Georgetown College (Ky.) in 1998. The Bears also become the seventh school to earn their first national tournament title since the event returned to Municipal Auditorium in 2002.
Pikeville, which trailed 41-36 at the half, trailed for much of the second half before Hankins-Cole sank two free throws with 28.1 seconds on the clock to even the contest at 68-68. Senior guard Tay Spann missed a shot in the lane with four seconds left on the clock and senior forward Ryan Washington grabbed the rebound. Washington's putback attempt was blocked by Hankins-Cole with just over a second remaining, and Hicks grabbed the rebound for Pikeville to send the game into overtime.
Junior guard Doug Wiggins hit two free throws on the first of overtime for Mountain State before Pikeville reeled off seven consecutive points to grab the lead for good. Hankins-Cole hit a shot in the lane to tie the game at 70-70 before a basket by Hicks at the 2:55 mark pushed the Bears in front to stay, 72-70. Another basket by Hankins-Cole and a free throw from junior guard Quintell Maxwell capped the run to give the Bears a 75-70 advantage.
Mountain State pulled within 75-73 on a free throw from Wiggins and a bucket from senior guard Winston Robinson, but Pikeville answered as Hicks drove the lane, hit a lay-up and was fouled with 38 seconds remaining. His free throw pushed the Bears' lead back to 79-73. Spann scored on a lay-up on the Cougars' next possession to trim the deficit to 79-73 with 23 seconds on the clock, but that was as close as Mountain State would come the rest of the way. Pikeville hit 5-of-6 attempts from the foul line in the last 15.3 seconds to seal the victory and the national championship.
"We fought for five days," said Mountain State head coach Bob Bolen. "We didn't quit. We won four of them together and we lost one together. I give Pikeville credit. I thought they played a good game. I'm proud of my guys. We fought the whole 45 minutes. They (Pikeville) did a good job."
In the first half, Mountain State used a 9-2 run to grab a 25-18 lead midway through the period. Junior guard Mark Williams and freshman center David Nyarsuk combined to score all nine points during the burst for the Cougars. Pikeville battled back to cut the deficit to 29-28 before Mountain State stretched the advantage back to 41-36 at the intermission.
Four players scored in double figures for Mountain State, which ended its season with a 33-4 record. Spann led the attack with 16 points and added nine rebounds. Wiggins chipped in with 13 points and a team-leading three steals, while Williams and Nyarsuk each posted 10 points. Nyarsuk also pulled down a team-best 11 rebounds for the Cougars, who were playing in their fourth NAIA championship contest. Mountain State won its only title back in 2004.
Pikeville's Setty was joined on the All-Tournament team by Hankins-Cole and Cooksey, while Mountain State was represented by Spann, Wiggins and Nyarsuk. Rounding out the All-Tournament Team from this year's championship were Ree McCrory and James Justice of Martin Methodist College (Tenn.), Justin Johnson from Concordia University (Calif.) and Vic Moses of Georgetown (Ky.). Nyarsuk earned the Charles Stevenson Hustle Award for his play throughout the tournament.
Game Notes:
Mountain State - It is the second year in a row that Mountain State ended its season in an overtime game...In 2010, the Cougars lost to Southern Poly State (Ga.) 93-90 in overtime in its second-round matchup... Mountain State shot just 4-of-19 (.211) from three-point land for the night...The Charles Stevenson Hustle Award winner, David Nyarsuk, recorded his second double-double of the tournament with 10 points and 11 rebounds...Out of teams that played a minimum of two games, the Cougars ranked second right behind Pikeville (46.6 RPG) with 46.2 boards per game...It is the third runner-up finish for Mountain State in four title appearances (winning it in 2004).
Pikeville - Pikeville became the seventh school to win their first NAIA Division I championship since the event returned to Municipal Auditorium in 2002 (Science and Arts (Okla.)) in 2002, Concordia (Calif.) in 2003, Mountain State (W. Va.) in 2004, John Brown (Ark.) in 2005, Texas Wesleyan in 2006 and Rocky Mountain (Mont.) in 2009...The Bears are the first unseeded school in championship history to defeat five seeded teams in the tournament...They were the first school to beat four seeded teams since 1957 (Tennessee A&I)...Trevor Setty tied his career-high of 32 points, shooting 10-of-19 from the floor and 7-of-12 from beyond the arc...The seven three-pointers was a season-high for trifectas in a single game by Setty...In addition, Setty also exceeded his previous season-high in rebounding (12) with 17 total rebounds...On the year, guard Vance Cooksey was shooting 49.7 percent from the field, but was held to 1-of-12 (.083) from the floor before fouling out in the second half...Pikeville only led twice at halftime in its five National Championship games...The Bears are the first Mid-South Conference team to win the national title since Georgetown (Ky.) in 1998.
Miscellaneous - It was the first overtime game of the 2011 Buffalo Funds-NAIA Division I Men's Basketball National Championship...This year's title game marked the first overtime in a championship game since 2003, when Concordia (Calif.) defeated Mountain State 88-84...There have been seven total overtimes in championship final history...Since 2003, the title game has had a winning margin of six points.
All-Tournament Team
Vance Cooksey, Pikeville (Ky.)
Quincy Hankins-Cole, Pikeville (Ky.)
Justin Johnson, Concordia (Calif.)
James Justice, Martin Methodist (Tenn.)
Ree McCrory, Martin Methodist (Tenn.)
Vic Moses, Georgetown (Ky.)
David Nyarsuk, Mountain State (W. Va.)
Trevor Setty, Pikeville (Ky.)
Tay Spann, Mountain State (W. Va.)
Doug Wiggins, Mountain State (W. Va.)
Chuck Taylor Most Valuable Player
Trevor Setty, Pikeville (Ky.)
Rawlings-NAIA Coach of the Year
Kelly Wells, Pikeville (Ky.)
Player of the Year
Justin Johnson, Concordia (Calif.)
Charles Stevenson Hustle Award
David Nyarsuk, Mountain State (W. Va.)
Dr. James Naismith-Emil S. Liston Sportsmanship Award
Pikeville (Ky.)
Charles A. Krigel Award
Kelly Wells, Pikeville (Ky.)
Chuck Walden Memorial Trophy
The Aladdin Hotel, Pikeville (Ky.)
Frank Cramer Award
Dal Hindley, NAIA Sixth Man


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New England editorial roundup
The Portland (Maine) Press Herald, Jan. 9, 2013
Portland detectives got a hot lead when they found that the bullet that fatally wounded Darien Richardson came from a gun that was used in another homicide a month later.
They traced the gun back to its manufacturer and from there to a gun shop and then to a private owner. But that's where the trail went cold.
The .45-caliber handgun had been sold at a gun show, and the original owner had no record of who bought it. Three years after Richardson was shot, her killer is still unknown.
The stalled investigation is a prime example of what is known as the "gun show loophole," which makes background checks optional for everyone who is not a licensed firearm dealer.
It's not just at gun shows that private sales go unrecorded. Anyone can sell a gun to anyone else without checking to see if the buyer is prohibited from owning one. An estimated 40 percent of gun sales happen without a required background check.
This is more than just a little hole in the system; it's a giant chasm. If a felon, a person who has been involuntarily committed to a psychiatric institution or someone under a domestic violence restraining order is on the honor system when buying a gun, the background check system can't really work.
Closing the loophole would be an important step toward keeping guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them.
This is not about the activities protected by the Second Amendment. Requiring all gun sellers to follow the same laws does not interfere with legal gun ownership, but it does plug some of the leaks in the system. Law-abiding gun owners would not be restricted in any way, but people who are not legally permitted to buy a gun would have a much more difficult time doing so.
No system is perfect, and a well-connected criminal would likely still be able to get his hands on guns, but making background checks mandatory would reduce the number of guns that ultimately end up on the black market. And that would have given the detectives in Portland information that could have led them a step or two closer to finding the killer of Darien Richardson.
Eleven horrific mass killings in the two years since Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was shot while meeting with constituents have raised calls for new gun laws that would better protect the public. But we should also do a better job enforcing the laws that we have.
If background checks are required in 60 percent of sales, then they should be required in 100 percent of them. The gun show loophole should be closed for good.
The Republican of Springfield (Mass.), Jan. 10, 2013
Unsafe food has a constituency.
There are those in Washington who support policies that would put more potentially contaminated foods on store shelves and into people's kitchens. And there are folks across the land who back these officials.
Not that anyone says this, of course. No one campaigns for office talking up salmonella. But the anti-government set, the free-market zealots who believe, and repeatedly argue, that the federal government should do almost nothing save operate the Pentagon, are effectively gunning for more bad food.
Thankfully, the Food and Drug Administration has been hard at work for the past two years crafting new rules to protect the nation's food supply.
Currently, the FDA launches an investigation only after there's a problem, after people have been sickened � or worse � because of something that's gone wrong. This, of course, makes little sense.
The FDA, which oversees roughly 80 percent of the nation's food � the rest is the purview of the Agriculture Department � needs to be working to ensure that the peanut butter and fruit and all the other items in your shopping cart are as safe as is humanly possible.
Anyone who would suggest otherwise, who'd facilely suggest that the feds ought to keep their hands off our food, could be quickly disabused of that dangerous notion with a few sobering statistics:
Each year, 130,000 people are hospitalized after eating tainted food. Some 3,000 of them die. An astonishing one out of six people will be sickened from bad food annually.
Those who offer up only the same old platitudes about government inefficiencies, about the marvels of the free market, would do well to take a close look at those numbers.


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Labor's WTF Moment
Last week, in one of the most anticipated and closely watched union votes in decades, workers and their would-be union representatives found themselves on the edge of Alice's surreal rabbit hole. And when the votes were counted, they seemed to have fallen in.
It's a topsy-turvy story that upends every element of the classic us-versus-them labor tale. The autoworkers at a Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tenn., rejected a union that the plant's management actually wanted them to join. In turn, Republicans, who usually tout their pro-business credentials, found themselves pushing back against a major corporation's managerial plans, while the out-of-step requirements of the National Labor Relations Act ended up hurting VW's chances of getting what they wanted without a union.
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Germinal this wasn't. In fact, the Chattanooga vote signals just how confused class lines in America have become, how far labor's credibility has fallen—and how much imagination it's going to take to change matters for the future.
Despite how close the Chattanooga vote was—the United Auto Workers' fate might have changed with the flipping of a mere 46 out of 1,300 votes—it wasn't the results that were so surprising. The UAW has yet to organize a single Southern "transplant" (foreign-owned) factory, a pattern that the VW campaign promised to end. For the better part of a century, almost all unions in this country, even in American-owned companies, have come up empty-handed throughout the South, keeping it a low-wage, non-union region as a way to attract investment.
What is surprising about the VW vote is how it came about, and what its broader consequences are. First, the oddest fact: Although resistance from company management is almost always the biggest obstacle to organized labor, VW actually wanted its workers in Chattanooga to unionize. Wilder still is that the company saw a union as a prerequisite for granting workers even more benefits, in the form of a German-style "works council," like VW has at its other plants around the world. Unlike simple collective bargaining, a works council allows employees to negotiate the terms of production with management all the way to the top of the company. (Needless to say, German manufacturing has a lot to teach the United States about building a high-quality, high-efficiency, high-wage economy both at home and globally.)
But here's the catch: Unlike in many other countries, in the United States a works council cannot exist without a union, ushered in by a majority vote, according to the National Labor Relations Act. Here, where employers have historically run unions into the ground, a works council operating without an independent union could be confused with a corporate-controlled "company union"—a sham operation designed for corporations essentially to co-opt their workers. Company unions violate U.S. labor law, and for good reason. But what VW was hoping for was a qualitatively different system—one that was not about old-school control but new-school cooperation.
The local political interference in the Chattanooga campaign contained yet another irony: A host of allegedly pro-business Republicans—the former mayor, state level politicians, anti-tax activist Grover Norquist and U.S. Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.)—all meddled in private industry's plans, using ads, speeches, social media campaigns and the rest to discourage unionization.


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Good resources for the state of many Fedora projects:
Good resources for the state of many Fedora projects:
* http://git.fedoraproject.org/
* http://git.fedoraproject.org/
* https://fedorahosted.org/
* https://fedorahosted.org/
Revision as of 02:08, 3 August 2011
Rawhide is the name given to the current development head of Fedora. It consists of a package repository called "rawhide" and contains the latest build of all Fedora packages updated on a daily basis. Nightly builds are also available during the early portion of the Fedora Release Life Cycle.
- 1 Who should use Rawhide?
- 2 Nightly live builds
- 3 Installing Rawhide
- 4 Testing Rawhide
- 5 Reference
Who should use Rawhide?
End users should not use Rawhide as their main day-to-day workstation. Because Rawhide is a development branch, many changes are not heavily tested (or tested at all) before being released to Rawhide, and packages in Rawhide can and do break without warning. It is even possible that bugs in Rawhide could cause data loss. However, testing Rawhide is a very valuable activity which helps direct Fedora development and ensure that the quality of the stable releases is high. It's also a fun way to try out the latest software almost as soon as it's released. Testing Rawhide is a great way to contribute to Fedora development. You can try Rawhide or Branched (depending on the point in the release cycle) from the nightly live builds without needing to install it at all. Otherwise, you can install it if you have a spare system, or are willing to install Rawhide on an existing system and dual boot, or use a virtual machine.
Nightly live builds
After the release of the previous final release, but before the Branch event, nightly builds will be composed of Rawhide packages. These are built automatically without manual tweaking or testing, so they will sometimes be beyond the size of a single CD, and sometimes may not work at all. If there is a bug in the generation toolchain, the images may not be built on a given night; in this case, the most recent image will remain available. Using these nightly builds is an ideal way to test Rawhide if you have no spare machine or partition available, or simply do not have the time to maintain a Rawhide installation. It's a very safe way to test, since it will make no changes to your installed system. You can also install Rawhide to your hard drive from the Live desktop if the Live image is working well for you. During the rest of the release cycle, daily builds will contain Branched content, and you must use a repository to install Rawhide - though you can build a custom spin using Revisor if you need to test a Live distribution.
See FedoraLiveCD for more information.
Installing Rawhide
Rawhide is meant to be installable, however, a particular Rawhide tree may not be installable due to bugs in the installer or other packages. There are many ways to install Rawhide.
Rawhide mirrors
Rawhide is under "development/rawhide" on the mirrors. You can find a local "development" mirror here. Continue reading for specific instructions on how to install mirrored content.
How to avoid disturbing an existing system
There are a few methods to test Rawhide on a machine without disturbing an existing installation:
- Test a Live version from CD, DVD, or USB drive.
- To burn to CD or DVD, see burning ISOs.
- To write to USB, see How to create and use Live USB.
- If you use a LiveUSB with data persistence, you can use the "yum update" method described below to get the latest daily Rawhide RPMs (except for the kernel). Note that you may also need to install the 'fedora-release-rawhide' package and enable the rawhide repository. However, downloading daily ISOs is recommended instead of this method.
- Use a virtual machine. See Testing/qemu.
- Install to a separate partition.
Direct Rawhide install via standalone Anaconda
Anaconda is the Fedora installer. It can be booted directly, rather than run from a Live desktop.
Using a general release Fedora ISO
You can use the version of Anaconda distributed with a final public release (the latest being Fedora 31). Using this method, you will be using an older but known-to-be-working installer to install the latest content in the Rawhide repository.
- Option 1 - Use a copy you've already downloaded
- If you already have a bootable CD, DVD, USB stick, or hard drive partition containing the *-DVD.iso or *-disc1.iso, you can use that to install Rawhide. However, if you need to download new boot media, these files are not recommended because they contain general release versions of Fedora RPMs, and you wish to install Rawhide RPMs. See installation guide download page for instructions if you want to download these files anyway. A general release Live image cannot be used to install Rawhide, only the general release version of Fedora which it contains can be used.
- Option 2 - Download the minimal installer
- If you need to make a bootable CD, DVD, USB stick, or hard drive partition, the best way to do this is to download the minimal boot.iso installer and load RPMs over the network. This is the same as the *-netinst.iso (e.g. Fedora-12-i386-netinst.iso) which you may find elsewhere. These files are not available by BitTorrent.
- To obtain and use a boot.iso file:
- * Go to http://download.fedoraproject.org/ - you will be redirected to a nearby mirror.
- * Go to releases/31/Fedora.
- * Choose the directory for your architecture (i386, x86_64, or ppc - help available), then find os/images/boot.iso and download it.
- * Create a bootable CD, DVD, USB media, or hard drive partition following the instructions here using your newly downloaded boot.iso file. You can use the livecd-iso-to-disk method described there even though boot.iso is not a Live image, and it should also work on hard drive partitions, not just USB media.
- Option 3 - Pure network install with no boot media
- The Installation Guide documents how to boot the installer directly from the network, in case you cannot or choose not to create local boot media.
- What to do after booting Option 1, 2 or 3
- Start the installer and follow the on-screen instructions. Proceed to Package Group Selection. To install rawhide, deselect all Fedora 31 package repositories, and manually add rawhide using the instructions provided at Installing from Additional Repositories. Obtain a valid Rawhide mirror from the mirror list.
- Option 4 - Without network access at install time
- If you have no network access during the install process, you will need to download the Rawhide (development) repository from a Rawhide mirror and use the hard drive installation method described in the Installation Guide, or it might be easier to choose a different method to install Rawhide from another section of this page.
Direct Rawhide install via Live installer
- Download a daily Live image (.iso) from http://alt.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/nightly-composes/
- Follow the steps at How to create and use Live USB or How to create and use a Live CD to prepare and boot from the image you select.
- Log in and double click the Install to Hard Drive icon on the desktop.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
Yum update from a test release
If a test release or "pre-release" (Alpha or Beta) is currently available, you can download it here.
Test releases are not configured to update via Rawhide by default (they follow the Branched version for their release), so you need to first install the "fedora-release-rawhide" package and enable the rawhide repo. You can then run "yum update" or wait for desktop notification of updates.
If you later want to switch from Rawhide to the final general release, see: Upgrading from pre-release to final.
Yum update from previous release
This method is available but not recommended for anyone except the bravest testers. Anaconda can make changes that are outside of the ability for the packaging system to handle. You may also run into dependency problems which could take time to resolve. You may also need to upgrade from the immediately previous release (e.g. install Fedora 10, 11, then Fedora 12 Rawhide and not jump directly from Fedora 10 to Fedora 12 Rawhide). Remember that Rawhide installations in general may need to be wiped and re-installed from scratch at any time.
You can upgrade to the rawhide repository one of two ways. Using graphical applications:
- First, install the fedora-release-rawhide package:
- Click on the build status link
- Check the latest build on Koji (for instance, fedora-release-14-0.6).
- Download the corresponding RPM files (e.g. with
- Install the RPM release files:
rpm -Uvh fedora-release-*.noarch.rpm.
- Next, modify your software sources using:
- Leave only the Fedora - Rawhide software source enabled
- Next, update your system using:
Alternatively, you may upgrade using the command-line:
- Type:
yum install fedora-release-rawhide
- Then type:
yum --disablerepo=* --enablerepo=rawhide update
You may want to enable/disable repositories in /etc/yum.repos.d/ so that only the "Fedora Development" repository is enabled. This will allow daily Rawhide updates to appear by default in desktop notifications and "yum update".
If you cannot install fedora-release-rawhide from within the package system, you can download the RPM directly from a Rawhide mirror, under:
development/rawhide/<arch>/os/Packages/ (for instance:
wget http://fedora.univ-nantes.fr/fedora.redhat.com/fedora/linux/development/rawhide/i386/os/Packages/fedora-release-*.noarch.rpm)
Testing Rawhide
There are two important things all Rawhide testers should do. First, read the test mailing list, where Rawhide users discuss the latest changes. You'll find discussion of significant changes and warnings of severe breakage here. Reading test-list daily is key to staying on top of Rawhide. Secondly, report all the bugs you find in Rawhide to Bugzilla. Remember to file bugs according to these best practices. Please remember that bugs should always be filed in Bugzilla. Reporting bugs on the mailing list or IRC is not sufficient, as these reports rapidly become lost in history. Only on Bugzilla will they always be accessible to other testers and to the developers.
Beyond that, here is some general advice which may be of use in using Rawhide:
- Approach the test release as a valuable chance to learn more about your system. There is a good chance you will run into some bugs in subsystems or components that you are unfamiliar with as part of the testing process. Use this an opportunity to learn more about that particular subsystem and become familiar with its documentation. Even documentation has bugs, by following up and trying to learn from the documentation you might be able to help clean up badly worded or out of date documentation as well. The more you learn, the more effective you will be in the future if you participate in the development process again. Be as proactive as you can about reading about how things work and you will have a much more valuable experience overall.
- When using yum, take the time to review the list of package actions before you proceed. Don't disable the review step.
- Become familiar with the /var/log/rpmpkgs and /var/log/yum.log log files.
- Get a notebook and make notes about system configuration changes you make. Many problems can be traced to simple configuration errors, but can appear as package update bugs. When working with other testers to confirm the problem, make notes as to the other changes you have made since the last update/reboot can be invaluable in tracing the problem down accurately.
- Keep at least one older kernel that you are confident works as expected.
- Reboot daily, to test to see if any of your updates have affected startup. Its much more difficult to track down a boot up problem that was caused by an old update if you are updating daily but have not rebooted.
- Become familiar with useful grub features for troubleshooting boot up failures.
- Don't force or nodeps any package to work around dependency problems. Instead, report them as bugs or to test-list. If no-one reports these problems, they will never get fixed, and will persist into stable releases.
- Because the development tree is not guaranteed to be internally consistent every day, you will frequently see yum update fail with errors. Don't Panic, most dependency problems will be fixed by the developers in one or two days - sometimes simply by requesting more package rebuilds. If you see a dependency problem with yum update on your system for several days in a row, and see no discussion of it on test-list, see below to decide how you should report it or if a report is necessary.
- If there is one error (such as a package depending on an old library) holding you back from a full Rawhide update, you can use yum update --skip-broken to update all other packages. However, make sure the error has been reported to the maintainer of the offending package.
- You might need to disable GPG checking in /etc/yum.conf or the fedora-devel repository in /etc/yum.repos.d if packages are incorrectly signed.
When to Report Update Problems
A daily build report of the development tree sent to the fedora-test-list every morning as part of the automated push of packages out to the publicly accessible trees. The daily report contains information about new, removed and updated packages. It also contains a summary of known dependency problems for each arch for which the development tree is built. If you experience any problems updating against the development tree the first thing you should review is the last two or three build reports. If you are seeing a dependency problem summarized in the latest build report, you can be sure the developers are aware of the problem. Package maintainers receive daily emails when their packages are on this list.
Note that the broken dependency list, which is part of the daily rawhide reports, only provides the first layer of dependencies and not the entire list, this saves build time. Unlisted packages might also be affected, but fixed when one or more of the listed packages are rebuilt.
If, however, the problem lingers longer than a few days on your system, and the problem package is not listed in the daily report, that could be an indication that you have run into a situational bug that not everyone is seeing. This is when you can spring into action as a tester and make a difference. But, before you file a new bug report there is a short recipe you can follow to avoid filing unnecessarily. Please remember that test releases exist primarily to help the developers identify problems so they can be fixed in time for release. Unfortunately, reactionary bug filing of duplicate or well known issues can take developer time away from actually fixing issues.
- Read fedora-test-list: Go back into your archives or the web archives for fedora-test-list and read over the threads for the last 48 hours and see if there has been any discussion about the specific update errors you have been seeing. Generally, these sorts of errors are seen by most everyone with similar hardware, so there's a very good chance that other testers are already discussing it. Please don't post a new post to fedora-test-list until after you have reviewed the last 48 hours worth of posts. Having multiple discussions about the same issue is a drain on other testers and developers.
- Search Bugzilla: Search to see if there are any reports about the update issue you have seen.
- Drop a note into fedora-test-list: Please start a new thread only after you have attempted to find a previous discussion of this problem in the test-list or in bugzilla. Other testers can help you confirm the problem. If they can't confirm it they can help you determine if its a configuration problem or user error on your part. The test-list is a great way to obtain assistance from other more experienced testers, but please do what you can to use the archives responsibly to avoid duplication of information and discussion.
- File a new bug report: If the exact nature of the dependency problem during updating is lingering for several days, or if the problem seems specialized to your situation and it doesn't appear that the developer is aware of this problem, file a new bug. If you are unsure how to file, experienced testers in fedora-test-list can make suggestions. Please don't assume its a yum bug. Most dependency issues are packaging bugs in one of the packages detailed in the error messages.
What does it mean when something "hits Rawhide"?
Rawhide is automatically generated once daily from the latest packages that are built. Packages that are built one day are generally in rawhide the next day. For the curious, the build is done at Midnight US Eastern, 0400/0500 UTC.
What is a rawhide "push"?
A rawhide push is simply the rawhide spin for that day. Occasionally, if the push is extremely broken, it may be regenerated more than once.
Where do I communicate issues in Rawhide ?
Use the fedora-test list or #fedora-qa IRC channel in Freenode. For bugs, report them to Bugzilla
How can I know what is changing in Rawhide?
Nightly reports are sent to fedora-test-list and fedora-devel-list, with the subject 'rawhide report: <date> changes'. Included in these reports are lists of packages that have been added, removed, or updated (with short changelog snippets), along with a list of any broken dependencies.
Good resources for the state of many Fedora projects:
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This world and the world redone in March 2014 use the same "seed," so to speak. They look basically alike, but the edges are different. You cannot have them both installed at the same time. If you don't like one, try the other, but you'll have to uninstall the one, in order to install the other.
Here's the February 2011 version of the world:
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If you want to discuss with Anatotitan or Psychotaku/Psychoneko about their current or upcoming projects, come here.
Use this control to limit the display of threads to those newer than the specified time frame.
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The Pick Up: How to Have Sex on the First Date
Dates are the worst place for things to go wrong. If you walk up to a woman at a bar and she isn't interested, well, no big deal. You've lost 15 seconds. But if you talk to the same woman for a few hours (instead of other women), follow up with phone and text chat, and then invest a few hours in the date, you've already invested a lot in her.
So let's make the most of it with these five tips:
If you do what every other guy does, you'll get what every other guy gets: the three-date rule and maybe a kiss goodnight.
Dinner is a bad date because you're sitting across from each other—no touching—and the only source of entertainment is the two of you talking to each other. Some guys find that potentially awkward for a few hours on a first date.
Movies are bad for the opposite reason—you can't talk at all.
You want her to come home with you at the end of the date, right? So don't plan for the two of you to be in separate cars on the other end of town.
Have her meet you at your place and leave from there. Even better, invite her in for a second (without making a move) so she can see how awesome you are from your living room and so she's comfortable coming back later.
Later, she has to come home with you, at the very least to pick up her car. That's when you can invite her in to check out that book or video you were telling her about…
At various points in the night, a woman might tell you that she's not going to have sex with you. That means she is thinking about sex with you.
Don't argue. If you're not yet in your bedroom (or the equivalent), then don't have this conversation—it risks locking her into this position, whereas she might have just been saying that so that you don't think she's easy. Just say "cool" or tease her for being presumptuous or change the subject.
(It should be beyond obvious, but just in case: no means no and stop means stop. Consent is everything.)
She's been on dates before. She knows that at the end of the night, you're probably going to be wanting to take things—physically—to the next level. And she's going to be thinking of whether she wants that too.
Make the stakes higher than a kiss! Get the first kiss out of the way early—at an early emotional high point like the two of you laughing together. You don't need the 10-minute makeout, just enough of a kiss to establish that kissing isn't breaking new ground. Kiss her again a couple times during the date (not so often as to make her uncomfortable) and you'll find that your end-of-date situations are a lot more interesting.
For an extra advantage, take her somewhere you're familiar with, where you know people and are respected. There's a Love Systems concept called "Social Proof" that means that people, especially women, are influenced by how other people act toward you. And it works. So if you take her for a drink somewhere where everyone makes a fuss over you and the hot bartender flirts with you, you'll be better off than if you go somewhere random.
It's not absolutely crucial to do this—it's an advantage, not a necessity—but you definitely should avoid the opposite. It's much harder for a woman to feel attracted to you if your first date with her is at an event where she knows everyone and you're competing for her attention.
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This paper was just what I wanted to go with some white pearlescent cardstock I had. It makes a nice contrast with it's texture, but it's the same color as my white paper. It's hard to know what the colors of this bazzill paper are unless you get all these shades of white next to each other. This one is white, April Birthstone is silvery, String of Pearls is ivory, and Glass Slipper is an off white.
This color will be used to make some holiday die cuts that will then be added to homemade Christmas cards. I like the fact that the paper already has bling!
Great product. Has a very elegant look to it. I used it for my daughters graduation announcements. I received tons of compliments. Will buy again!
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text: Movie – Constitution USA is a new PBS four-part series about America's ever-disputed founding document, directed by Ken Burns and hosted by NPR's Peter Sagal of Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me! It attempts to bring light and understanding to the nearly 4,500-word document, its history and important moments in its development. Peter Sagal (who is from Oak Park, IL) buys a motorcycle in Villa Park and rides all around the USA, from New England to the Hoover Dam to the Golden Gate Bridge to Little Rock, Ark., Montana and Texas. He interviews scholars, lawyers, pundits and ordinary people about the relevance of the Constitution in the 21st Century. Without being overly technical or dumbed-down it shows the role the Constitution plays in our everyday life. It has four segments: A More Perfect Union (federal, state and local questions), It's a Free Country (the Bill of Rights and controversies surrounding it), Created Equal (about the Fourteenth Amendment and equal protection for individuals and groups) and finally Built to Last (the vitality and staying-power of the Constitution). All four segments have a very nice balance of commentary from scholars and regular folks, and Sagal provides a lot of wit and humor along the way. There are many fascinating stories touching on free speech in the digital age, same-sex marriage, voting rights, separation of church and state, and presidential power in the post-9/11 world. Each one-hour episode of Constitution USA vividly illuminates a central theme essential to the Constitution.


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Matte black stainless steel and bright sub-surface LEDs combine to create Kisai Night Vision; a modern watch design with an original hexagonal form.
Easy to read at a glance, Kisai Night Vision from Tokyoflash Japan is a USB rechargeable watch and features time and date functions, an alarm as well as a light up animation.
A Digital LED Watch with Time, Date, Alarm & Light Up Animation
Kisai Night Vision is one of the easiest to read watches from Tokyoflash Japan. Simply touch the upper button to show the time. Hours are shown in the outer ring in the same position as hours on an analog clock, the flashing light in the ring indicates the current hour. Minutes are shown digitally in the centre. The date is shown in the same way, touch the lower button and the month will be shown in the outer ring and the date digitally in the centre.
Functional as well as beautiful, Kisai Night Vision has an alarm mode and a light-up animation which can be activated to light up once every 15 minutes between 6pm and midnight. See the video below for a demonstration.
A Limited Edition USB Rechargeable Watch With An Adjustable Strap
Kisai Night Vision is a USB rechargeable watch. To recharge, connect to your computer with the USB cable provided. One full charge will take 3.5 hours and each charge should last 1 month. There are 300 charges in one battery and the standard LIR2032 battery is replaceable. Kisai Night Vision also has an adjustable strap making it suitable for small and large wrists.
Available in a choice of three LED colors, each part of Kisai Night Vision has been individually designed and manufactured, including the case, strap and uniquely programmed display. Like all watches from Tokyoflash Japan it is a limited edition design which means that it is guaranteed to be an original watch that not many other people own.
For more information, take a look at the video demonstration below. A PDF user manual is featured above which includes more detailed information about this watch.
- Displays the time and date
- Alarm mode
- Unisex design for small & large wrists
- USB rechargeable: unscrew & connect to your computer
- USB cable and screw driver included
- Light-up animation feature (can be turned off)
- Solid stainless steel case
- Adjustable stainless steel strap and clasp
- Minimum wrist size: 100 mm (approx.)
- Maximum wrist size: 215 mm (approx.)
- Case Dimensions: 38 mm x 42 mm x 11 mm
- Weight: 120 grams
- Water resistance: 3ATM
- Battery: LIR2032 rechargeable & replaceable battery
- Japanese and English instructions
- One year warranty
- Concept to Reality
Kisai Night Vision originated as a concept on the Tokyoflash Design Studio Blog in August 2010. It was voted as one of the most popular concepts by fans on the blog and was developed based on feedback provided. Kisai Night Vision is now reality. Find out more about the original concept on the Tokyoflash Design Studio BLOG.
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We base our assumptions about normality on our own experience and risk mistaking the norms of our immediate social circle (or movies and TV) for demographic reality.
I was asked to help stroke ward staff manage a patient who took his bed very early in the evening and woke correspondingly early in the morning. Most hospital patients have difficulty being woken at 6am: this gentleman was up at 4am. The concern was that the stroke had damaged his body clock. In fact, he was a farmer, following his normal sleep routine of sixty-eight years!Most people work 9–5, apart from farmers, students, factory workers, children, supermarket staff, retirees, taxi drivers, cleaners, restauranteurs, post office workers… Working 9–5, Monday to Friday is a pretty middle-class, professional schedule … and maybe not even that: hospital nurses, medics and other staff (e.g. radiographers) work shifts and anyone employed by an international company may be required to keep the hours of their colleagues in another time zone. An "abnormal" daily schedule — in the eyes of their therapist — can reduce the chances of a client engaging in therapy. Continually offering a single mother an appointment at the time school ends turns therapy into one more stressor. Therapy may even have to take a break during the school holidays. Sleep or meal times at odd hours — long distance lorry drivers may be eating their dinner at "breakfast time" — can make a diet sheet or sleep diary difficult to interpret and may, if not fully understood, lead to impractical advice being offered. Sleep and work routines may form as much of a culture as race, nationality or ethnicity. There are people who have worked night shifts for decades: counselling disruption of their longstanding routines could be as "culturally insensitive" as challenging any taboo about food, dress or physical contact. Making the daily routine an initial interview question can help maintain awareness that your "normal" day may not be your client's (or your colleagues'). You may not know your client's schedule when you offer the first appointment, but there's little excuse for not knowing when to offer the second.


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Abstract: This paper expands entry mode literature by referring to multiple modes exerted in different value chain activities within and across host markets, rather than to a single entry mode at the host market level. Scale of operations and knowledge intensity are argued to affect firms' entry mode diversity across value chain activities and host markets. Analyzing a sample of Israeli based firms we show that larger firms exhibit a higher degree of entry mode diversity both across value chain activities and across host markets. Higher levels of knowledge intensity are also associated with more diversity in firms' entry modes across both dimensions. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7445
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Behind the Wall
Katie Ann Martinez dances to a modern solo, entitled "Behind the Wall". This is a piece choreographed by Hannah Steadman. Katie is from Patricia Penenori Dance Center in Miami, Fl. She is an amazing dancer! She has won many regional competitions and placed in several Nationals. This piece is a very controlled and specific piece.


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In the early 1960s Enzo Ferrari wanted to beat the Jaguar E-Type on the race track and the 250 GTO was born. The car was styled by Sergio Scaglietti and just 39 examples of the legendary car were built. At this year's Goodwood Revival at the Goodwood Motor Circuit in southern England, 15 of those sleek race cars were on the track, demonstrating just what the legend was all about.
The GTOs were joined at the event by several other racing Ferraris with significant race history. Here is a selection of photos from the weekend.


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Preschool Pals Storytime 10:30 am
September 17th, 2018 @ 10:30 am - 11:00 am
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An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Monday, repeating until December 18th, 2018
For ages 3 years through 6 years, with a caregiver or independently.
Longer stories, more interactive songs, make-believe games and plenty of surprises make this storytime perfect for preschoolers. While emphasizing how awesome books are, we'll build vocabulary, comprehension skills, and classroom readiness!
Children may attend this storytime on their own when they're comfortable doing so–caregivers are always welcome to join the fun.


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It might sound like a clich�, but it certainly applies in Oak Ridge these days — exciting things are happening in our town!
It might sound like a cliché, but it certainly applies in Oak Ridge these days — exciting things are happening in our town!
The new Kroger Marketplace and the new Weigel's development will impact economic growth through our Planning Commission. The added beauty and recreation opportunities with the construction of the new Melton Lake Park water pavilion are a major accomplishment of our Recreation and Parks board. Let's also not forget about the historic Alexander Inn, which is getting a new lease on life due in part to the work of the Industrial Development Board. The city's on-going pursuance of a Manhattan Project National Park designation and the utilization of the Not in Our City campaign to address neighborhood improvements are also big projects for many other city boards.
Make no mistake about it … exciting things are happening in Oak Ridge!
Our city board and commission members play an important part in not only the above projects being achieved, but also in many more. Board members volunteer their time, experience and expertise to help guide projects and foster ideas, as well as interact with citizens and local businesses to help our community grow. And we would like to thank them publicly for their service.
The city's boards and commissions oversee a variety of issues to fit the different public interests of our residents. For example, the Trade Licensing Board sets standards and procedures for the qualification, examination and licensing of electrical, plumbing and mechanical contractors; the Parks Board advises Oak Ridge City Council and city staff on the recreation and parks needs of the city; while the Traffic Safety Advisory Board reviews traffic safety issues and provides advice to the city of Oak Ridge on other matters concerning traffic flow and speeds with regards to the community.
We all want Oak Ridge to be the best it can be and our best resource for achieving it is the people of our community. We would like to urge residents to be a part of the "Something Big" by applying for membership on a city board or commission.
Oak Ridge residents interested in membership are asked to complete an online 2012 Boards and Commissions Application at http://tiny.cc/12boardsapp (paper copies can be obtained in the city clerk's office). Applicants may also submit a cover letter or resumé in addition to the application. The deadline for all materials is 5 p.m. this Friday, Nov. 16.
Interested individuals may view the 2012 Election Notice by visiting the city clerk's departmental website for a list of the boards seeking members, terms of office, and special qualifications.
Margaret Mead once wrote, "Never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world: Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
Positive changes are happening in Oak Ridge, so come and join your City Council in helping Oak Ridge achieve excellence in the years to come.
Mark Watson is Oak Ridge city manager and Diane Stanley is city clerk.


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In part of our review totalling the years of time saved from incarceration through our organizing work with families in 2013, we also want to share how the process has stopped deportation. Click the image to hear from Yareli, as she describes in this audio interview how she and her family stopped her deportation.
Steeda Mcgruder was in prison when she was pregnant with her daughter Malaysia, and eventually gave birth to her while incarcerated. She then went in and out of jail, and after transforming her life and breaking the cycle of incarceration, is now running a support group through the county for recently released women as well.
2013 was a big year in Hip Hop for San Jose considering all the projects that were released, artists going on tours, music videos going viral, and blogs all over the net promoting San Jose Artists. 2014 is going to be an even bigger year since the door was opened in 2013. Here is a list of some artists who are making that next move for San Jose Hip Hop history.
In response to the leaking of Governor Jerry Brown's budget for fiscal year 2014-2015, California Partnership along with California Budget for All of Us, Health Access, California Immigrant Policy Center, and Western Center on Law and Poverty organized a series of state wide press conferences and rallies in opposition to Gov. Brown's budget.
View Charisse Domingo's photo essay on Cesar and his family as she captures the images of the successful effort to free him. Photos from court, immigration detention, and back home. Click image to see full essay, and hear Cesar tell his story. This is part of De-Bug's Time Saved project, chronicling how family organizing can challenge mass incarceration and deportation. (In this shot, Cesar shows a letter he made for his sister while in a detention center.)


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Shopping deals of the week: Spring clearance sales, baby clothes, free facials
Some people love this time of year for the warmer weather, the start of baseball season or the nourishing rains (or should we say, snowstorms?). But us? We can't get enough of the shopping deals that come with spring sale season. This week, there are style steals galore on everything from clothes for the kids to makeup gifts to an excuse to buy TOMS (like you needed one). And, at up to 70 percent off? We might just have enough left over for chic rain boots, too. April shower? Bring it.
TOMS sale at Unity: Wore out your TOMS this winter? Time to update for spring. And, now (bonus!) at Unity, online and at the store, 1455 S. Pearl St., buy a pair of TOMS and get 40 percent off any item. Better yet, buy two pairs of TOMS and get 75 percent off anything in the store. Alright, alright, twist our arm.
Free facials at Whole Foods Tamarac: Start your Girls' Night Out early April 26, and reserve a spot at the Tamarac Whole Foods, 7400 E. Hampden Ave., (just go to the customer service desk), for free facials, makeovers and facial scans from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Whole Body section. Click here for more information.
J.Crew sale: We're crossing fingers the snow is now behind us (rain, you can still hang around), mostly because we're ready for spring clothes. And, now through April 28, enter the code "SPRINGBEST" when you shop online at Jcrew.com for 25 percent off your purchase (you can score the deal in stores, too). We'll take a linen pocket T-shirt in every color, please.
New arrivals at the MAX Outlet: Crave labels like Dries Van Noten, DVF, Erdem, Inhabit, Isabel Marant, Missoni, Narciso Rodriguez and Proenza Schouler, but think there's no way you can afford them? Head to the Outlet at MAX, 264 Detroit St., to get those looks for 40 to 70 percent off. Oh, and mention a sale email and you'll get an extra 10 percent off dresses at the Outlet through April 30.
Shopbop clearance sale: Don't you love that feeling when you realize you don't have to spend a week's pay to score fashion-forward stuff? With sales up to 70 percent off, find great deals on labels like Frye, Rebecca Minkoff, Theysken's Theory and Joe's Jeans. We've got our eye on this Holst + Lee necklace, marked down 70 percent to $118.50.
Aeropostale coupon: Are your teens and tweens in dire need of new spring/summer clothes? Print out this coupon to receive $10 off your $50 purchase or $25 off when you spend $100.
Garbarini spring sale: Not that you needed an excuse to stop into this Cherry Creek North boutique, 3003 E. Third Ave., but knowing the store is featuring sale items up to 70 percent off might make you get there a little more quickly. Lunch hour shopping spree, anyone?
Chance to win Gap and Diane von Furstenberg gift cards: Be sure to pop in your nearest Gap Kids or Baby Gap store today, when Diane von Furstenberg's second collection for the brands launches with gorge bright prints gracing skinny jeans, shirts, shorts, swimsuits, hats, espadrilles and, of course, wrap dresses. Enter here for a chance to win a $500 DVF gift card and a $250 Gap gift card. Now, how small do we have to be to fit into children's sizes?
Shop Burt's Bees outlet: Did you know Burt's Bees had an outlet? We were seriously, well, buzzing when we discovered that if you go Burtsbees.com and click on the Outlet tab, you can score sweet deals – even a spring grab bag that holds four full-size for only $18 ($45 regularly priced). We're breaking out in hives just thinking about it!
Seven-piece gift from Lancome: Spend $60 online at Lancome and you get a haul of products, including your choice of a pink polka dot iPad case or cosmetic bag. Not too shabby considering we'd practically pay that much just for the case!
ASOS clearance sale: We already adore ASOS for its trendy, yet affordable fashions, but with 70 percent off deals? We're in honest-to-goodness love. Check out this Aldo Summerall tote – it's marked down to just $45. Sold.
25% Off at Lands' End: Through April 30, get 25 percent off your order (plus free shipping when you spend $50 or more) when you enter "HAPPY" and the PIN 1610 at checkout. Swimsuits for everyone!
The Children's place spring clearance sale: Find up to 70 percent off clothes for girls, boys and babies, plus accessories like shoes and even nursery décor. It's almost like they're just giving it away.
Tory Burch sale: Ladies who lunch and prepsters everywhere will be happy to see Tory Burch has some fab items on sale now at toryburch.com. Short-sleeved cashmere sweaters, cardigans, dresses, accessories and Burch's trademark tunics are all marked way down. Hands off this Dove tunic – down to $187.50 from $375. We totally call dibs.
Lesley Kennedy writes about online shopping for the Online Shopping Report at ShopAtHome.com. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Some heavy hitters from the golf industry will be at St. Bonaventure University later this month to take part in the second annual Kearns Global Business Lecture.
"The PGA TOUR: Driving Charitable Giving, Community Service and Corporate Responsibility" is the theme of this year's lecture, beginning at 4 p.m. March 20 in the Rigas Family Theater of the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts.
Established in 2013 thanks to a grant from Dick, class of 1972, and Maureen Kearns, the Global Business Lecture Series brings industry leaders to campus to underscore the need for today's business students to develop a global mindset as they prepare to enter the work world.
Dick Kearns, now a senior advisor for Zurich Insurance Group, will moderate an expert panel representing a cross-section of stakeholders involved in PGA TOUR tournament activation.
Panel members include Julie Tyson, vice president of business development for the PGA TOUR; Dan Robertson, publisher of Golf Digest Magazine; Ben Gannett, co-head of golf for CAA Sports; Patrice Parente, global head of events for Zurich Insurance; and Zack Rosenburg, co-founder and CEO of the St. Bernard Project, a nationally renowned leader in disaster resilience and recovery.
"In January, the PGA TOUR achieved an incredible milestone, surpassing $2 billion in all-time charitable giving. This a great story that involves the highly successful organizational model of the PGA TOUR, volunteers in communities across the country giving their personal time to support their communities, and corporate sponsors doing the right thing by supporting these causes," said Dick Kearns, a retired chief administrative officer of Zurich Insurance Group.
"There are lots of lessons to be learned from this success story and I am happy we have a team of experts to tell us how and why it works so well."
Dr. Pierre Balthazard, dean of the School of Business, said the panel discussion "isn't about golf, per se, but about the PGA TOUR as a business model and how they've built their brand largely through charity in the communities where they play."
The PGA TOUR and its players have been invested in giving back for decades — even at St. Bonaventure.
Seventy years ago, the legendary Byron Nelson and fellow tour star Harold "Jug" McSpaden visited the college's nine-hole course and raised more than $100,000 in war bonds. Area fans purchased the bonds for $18.75 each to watch an 18-hole match with a pair of top local amateurs. (McSpaden and his partner shot 64 to beat Nelson's team by a stroke.)
"Even back in 1944, the PGA TOUR was running a very Franciscan model of business," Balthazard said. "And with the tour just breaking the $2 billion milestone, this topic seemed like a perfect fit for the lecture series this year."
The dean said the topic touches many aspects of the School of Business curriculum.
"From an academic perspective, we are preparing for this event by doing research on the marketing and branding aspects of sponsorship, sports management, broadcasting and organizational structures," Balthazard said. "A key area of interest is how these efforts support effective corporate responsibility. It's a timely topic."
The panel discussion and subsequent question-and-answer period will also focus on the global reach of the golf business, Dick Kearns said.
"The golf industry generates annual revenues of more than $300 billion, employs 3.5 million people and is played on more than 32,000 courses in more than 100 countries," he said. "The game really has spread globally at a remarkable pace."
The event is closed to the general public, but can be viewed live online at www.sbu.edu/kearns2014.
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State Representative David LaGrand (D-Grand Rapids) is serving his first full term in the Michigan House of Representatives. He won a special election for the remainder of the 98th Legislature to fill the vacancy when former Rep. Brandon Dillon resigned to serve as chairman of the Michigan Democratic Primary.
Before his election to the House, LaGrand served on the Grand Rapids City Commission and the Grand Rapids Board of Education. He is also a small-business owner, starting a construction firm in college, Four Friends Coffee Shop in 1994 and Wealthy Street Bakery in 2002.
LaGrand worked as a lawyer at Warner, Norcross & Judd before serving eight years as a Kent county assistant prosecutor. He co-founded a private law firm in 2000 and another in 2007, now called LaGrand and Lowery PLLC. In his law practice, LaGrand concentrates on family and criminal law.
In the House, LaGrand is focused on improving the lives of Grand Rapidians, fully investing in education, supporting small businesses to help them create good-paying jobs, and protecting the environment.
A native of Grand Rapids, LaGrand lives in the city with his wife, Melissa. They have four children, and the family attends Eastern Avenue Christian Reform Church.


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Hi Carol, Thanks for the high praise and the great story about the intelligence of this amazing breed. And thank you for all that you've done to care for them.
Also, I love your painting, your Nikki looks so much like our Natasha but Tasha had one blue eye and one brown eye with a chip of blue. You really captured the spirit of the Sib.
Also, I love your painting, your Nikki looks so much like our Natasha but Tasha had one blue eye and one brown eye with a chip of blue. You really captured the spirit of the Sib.
God Bless you David, for supporting the rescues. I worked with a Purebred Siberian Husky Rescue, part of a local club in our area. These dogs are so smart, they can and often speak English. Three of ours learned to communicate what they wanted by words or short phrases, that even strangers understand what is being said. They are amazing, but not for everyone..... they jump fences, open gates and dig for freedom to run, so one that doesn't do these escape efforts is truly a one of a kind. Our first rescue, her name was Nikki and she got us hooked on continuing to rescue or foster the homeless Sibs. Again, You are a saint for looking out to help homeless animals. Also, thanks for posting the description as people go for their beauty, but know little about the breed. Balto is in the Cleveland Museum of Natural History (Ohio) and he doesn't look anything like these modern dogs. I cried when I saw him, he is so much a part of the breed history and history in general of how lives were saved.
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David, i am in love with the uniqueness of this painting. great job :) ~Janell
David, So glad I found your site this morning. You have brightened my day by your talents. Shine on, from your new fan, Anne
like those blue eyes and the rendering of the hair!
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White-Tailed Deer Holiday Flags Featuring Wild Wings Artists
First-ever decorative holiday flags featuring the white-tailed deer art of Wild Wings artists. Waterproof polyester, machine washable, fade resistant.
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Behold nature's majestic beauty! A stunning vision of white-tailed deer is one that enhances every season, which is why we are very excited to premiere a first-ever wildlife art flag collection showcasing the remarkable work of three Wild Wings artists: Rosemary Millette, Ron Van Gilder and Persis Clayton Weirs. The grandeur of the great outdoors unfurls beginning with Issue One, Happy Halloween. Soon, your collection will continue with Issue Two, Happy Thanksgiving and Issue Three, Merry Christmas. Additional holiday flags with white-tailed deer art, each a separate issue, will follow.‡
Available exclusively from The Hamilton Collection, each grand tapestry in this white-tailed deer wildlife art flag collection is quality constructed of durable waterproof polyester, and is weatherproof, fade resistant and machine washable for years of enjoyment and display. With holiday-themed borders and a holiday greeting printed across its bottom banner, each decorative seasonal flag is perfect for welcoming family and friends to your home. Strong demand is expected, so don't wait to celebrate each season with the noble grace of the white-tailed deer - order now!
- A first-ever white-tailed deer wildlife art flag collection showcasing the work of renowned Wild Wings artists Rosemary Millette, Ron Van Gilder and Persis Clayton Weirs, only from The Hamilton Collection
- Each remarkable tapestry in this grand decorative flag collection features a full color portrait of white-tailed deer, as envisioned by one of the three Wild Wings artists
- Each holiday flag, from the Christmas flag, to the Valentine's Day flag, is bordered with a corresponding holiday pattern and features a bottom banner printed with a holiday greeting
- Decorative flags are quality-constructed of durable, waterproof polyester
- Fade resistant and machine washable for years of enjoyment and display
- Measure 28" W x 40" H; 71.1 cm W x 101.6 cm H
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- You may cancel your collection at any time with no obligation
- "Issue One - Happy Halloween," will be followed by "Issue Two - Happy Thanksgiving," "Issue Three - Merry Christmas" and additional holiday flags featuring white-tailed deer art as they become available
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