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While we're all swooning over the fact that Beyonce brought out the adorable Blue Ivy onstage during her London show on May 4, more baby rumors have just started swirling through the internet. The chatter is that Bey is reportedly pregnant with her second child.
Sites like MediaTakeOut.com claim Beyonce is two months into her pregnancy. And new fan photos have hit the web, showing evidence of a baby bump. A source from Queen B's camp has also revealed that she was planning on making the official announcement at the BET Awards on June 30.
But this plan may change pretty quickly, especially with all the news that is currently circulating on the internet.
During a recent interview with ABC's 'Good Morning America,' she mentioned that Blue Ivy "needs some company."
Looks like she won't have to wait that long to become a big sister.
Do you think Beyonce is pregnant? Let us know in the comments below.


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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Victoria Duval is growing in more than just stature.
The animated 17-year-old American bowed out of the U.S. Open with a 6-2 6-3 loss to Slovakia's Daniela Hantuchova on Thursday before revealing she was likely to become one of the tallest player on the women's tour.
"I know I have a lot of room to grow," the 5-feet 9-inches Duval said. "I'm still growing right now. My growth plates are still open.
"I'm not sure how that's happening. But I think once my body settles in, I'll be able to work a little more on my fitness. I haven't really been able to because of injuries and growing.
"One doctor told me I will be at least six feet. My grandmother was six-four."
Duval's romance with the U.S. Open ended quickly but the Atlanta-based teenager was inspired by becoming a role model during her whirlwind 48 hours at Flushing Meadows.
Feted as the new darling of American tennis following her opening-round triumph, Duval was unable to replicate the blistering form that disposed of former Open champion Sam Stosur when she was handed a reality check by Hantuchova in one hour and 12 minutes.
"It was overwhelming," she said of the media attention.
"Obviously winning my first round was quite an achievement. I'm just really proud that I've been able to give myself a good image on the court, and off the court.
"I was touched by all the little kids that came up to me and told me I'm their role model. I think for a 17-year-old, that's pretty cool."
Duval admitted to feeling restricted against Hantuchova in front of a boisterous crowd on Court 17.
"I don't think I ever felt free in the match today," she said.
"I don't think it had to do with the score or anything. She hits really hard and I couldn't really get myself going. I just never felt comfortable.
"I missed a could of really close shots when I had opportunities. A couple of shots make the difference in matches ... and I don't really have an easy time playing in the dark with my glasses."
Despite new-found confidence from beating Stosur, Duval said she would keep her ambitions realistic, aiming to raise her ranking from 296 to the top 150 by the end of the year.
"I'm not going to go above and beyond myself," he said.
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Corporate Intelligence blog editor Tom Gara explains how Samuel Adams beer has bucked a trend of lower beer sales in the U.S. for the past four weeks. AP Photo.
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Ashley Cole wants Chelsea to offer him a long-term contract because he is eager to stay at Stamford Bridge for the rest of his career, according to an ESPN source.
Cole, 31, hopes the Premier League leaders will make an exception to their rule of not offering contracts of more than a year to players aged 30 or above.
The source told ESPN: "Ashley would like nothing better than for Chelsea to change their policy about 30-year-olds. He is just 31 and still the best left-back in the world.
"Ashley hasn't spoken to any interested clubs and doesn't wish to, even though it is clear that some of the biggest clubs would want him on a free transfer.
"His greatest wish is to finish his career at Chelsea. He will wait to see what happens with Chelsea before he embarks on any talks with any other clubs."
Cole would not be short of options if a long-term Chelsea deal is not forthcoming - ESPN can reveal that five clubs from four countries have made it known they want to open talks with him in January to discuss a transfer when he becomes a free agent in the summer.
One of those clubs could be Manchester United, who are potentially seeking a successor to their captain Patrice Evra and were linked with a summer move for Everton's Leighton Baines.
Paris St Germain, Real Madrid, Juventus and AC Milan, together with United, are likely to make a move for the England full-back.
ESPN revealed last week that Cole had rejected a one-year contract offer from Chelsea, with PSG likely to be favourites to lead the chase to sign him.
Chelsea's age policy resulted in the summer departure of Didier Drogba to China, and could also see Frank Lampard move to LA Galaxy.
Captain John Terry has next season left on his contract but, while he nearly joined Manchester City two years ago, there is little likelihood that he would want to leave. He sees himself progressing to the coaching staff and eventually becoming manager.


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By Matthew Heimer
The widely watched annual Retirement Confidence Survey was released yesterday, and one particularly confidence-eroding number has been capturing a lot of attention. According to the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI), which conducts the survey, 36% of current workers say they've saved $1,000 or less for retirement. But as grim as that number is, it also merits some broader context. A deeper dive into the numbers suggests that it tells a story about the struggles of the young and underpaid, rather than the irresponsible savings habits of the middle-aged.
The first big issue to consider is the plight of the under-35 workforce. The slow economy has been particularly tough on younger workers, thanks to the lethal combination of high unemployment and soaring student debt. One piece of data in the EBRI survey shows the impact of this trend particularly dramatically: In 2004, 63% of workers ages 25 to 34 said they started saving for retirement; by this year, that figure had dropped to 48%.
It's not coincidental, then, that about half of people in this age group have less than $1,000 in savings, according to this supplemental EBRI fact sheet. That number steadily declines as survey respondents age (though of course it's undesirably high for any age group). Among savers over 55, only 24% have saved less than $1,000; in contrast, 42% of workers over 55 say they've saved at least $100,000, and 23% have saved at least $250,000.
The second issue has to do with retirement plan access: As we've often discussed on Encore, people who have access to a 401(k) or similar plan tend to use it; those who don't are likely to save relatively little. And having a retirement plan is often a proxy for economic stability—if you've got a 401(k), chances are that you have full-time rather than part-time work, and that you're at a stable larger firm rather than a riskier small business. And sure enough: Among people with no workplace plan, a whopping 73% had saved $1,000 or less, according to EBRI; among those who had one, the figure was only 11%.
Another issue: Savings aren't a retiree's only asset. EBRI's survey doesn't track the value of Social Security, home equity or defined-benefit pensions, but plenty of people still rely heavily on those sources to fund retirement. About 30% of retirees say they have less than $1,000 in savings. But the poverty rate among the elderly is only about 9%: other income sources are clearly sustaining some retirees. (EBRI doesn't track how much money these retirees had when they started retirement, by the way—only how much they have now.)
Last but not least: Do you have to be a bleeding heart to believe that it's hard to save money when you aren't making money? Among survey respondents who earned less than $35,000 a year, EBRI says, 68% had saved less than $1,000. It's tough, but not impossible, to sock a lot of money away on a salary that amounts to less than $700 a week before taxes. But if you're a wage earner, there's one retirement system that you're paying into with every paycheck: That'd be Social Security.
Don't get us wrong: Encore will always beat the drum for better, more responsible savings habits, and there's no doubt that Americans as a whole aren't in good shape where retirement security is concerned. But we definitely wanted to provide a nuanced answer to the $1,000 question.
Also on Encore:
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The real winners in the War on Poverty
It could be worse: You could be under 40
Matthew Heimer covers retirement for MarketWatch, and edits the Encore blog. Follow him on Twitter @MatthewHeimer.


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Research drives innovation and progress. It's what makes the future possible.
At the University of Kentucky, our research mission is inseparable from our mission to educate. As we prepare a new generation of scientists, engineers, and experts in all fields of human endeavor, research is where their acquired knowledge goes from the abstract to the concrete, from theory into practice.
UK strives to provide research opportunities for all of our students, starting at the undergraduate level. Last spring, UK sent 30 undergraduates to the National Conference on Undergraduate Research in La Crosse, Wis., where they presented their research to a national audience of their peers. In 2014, UK will host the conference here, bringing more than 3,000 talented young scientists, artists and academics to Lexington to show their work.
UK's research enterprise is thriving, despite declining federal dollars and increased competition for funding. In fiscal year 2013, grant and contract awards totaled $265.9 million, with $137.4 million awarded by federal agencies. UK's investigators are successfully competing for funding to make basic science discoveries and then take that new knowledge from the lab to our community.
When it comes to medical research in particular, UK not only leads Kentucky, but is making a name for itself nationally and internationally. UK is one of only 22 institutions to have achieved all three of the following prestigious federal funding benchmarks: a National Cancer Institute designated cancer center, a federally funded Alzheimer's disease center, and the Clinical and Translational Science Awards.
But it's not the money and national recognition that make UK's research enterprise run. It's the people who have dedicated themselves to their work, in the laboratory and in the field — tirelessly writing grant proposals, running experiments, collecting data, submitting manuscripts, mentoring students. For them, being a researcher is not just a job. It's a way of life.
There are people like Lisa Ruble, a professor in the College of Education who conducted two studies to evaluate the effectiveness of a new treatment model for children with autism. Ruble's students are now using her research to help children and adults with autism.
Then there's Peixuan Guo, a world-leading nanobiotechnology expert at the Markey Cancer Center and UK College of Pharmacy. Guo cracked a 35-year-old mystery about the workings of natural "biomotors." These molecular machines are serving as models for development of synthetic nanomotors that will someday pump therapeutic DNA, RNA or drugs into individual diseased cells.
You may have already read about Vivek Rangnekar, the molecular geneticist whose work has led to the creation of a transgenic "super mouse" that does not grow tumors. This mouse could provide priceless clues that will aid researchers trying to discover how to prevent cancer in humans.
Those are just a few of the researchers working at the University of Kentucky. There are literally hundreds of others, and they all have their own stories. Bit by bit, they are all working to change the world for the better.


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Data on Millennium Development Goals (MDG) indicator trends for developing countries and for different groups of countries are curated in the World Development Indicator (WDI) database. Each year we use these data in the Global Monitoring Report (GMR) to track progress on the MDGs. Many colleagues, as well as non-Bank staff, approach us on a weekly basis with questions regarding where their region, or country, or sector stands in regard to achieving the core MDGs. Oftentimes in the same breath, they will also ask us whether or when we expect that a particular country or region will meet a certain MDG.
With less than 1,000 days remaining to the MDG deadline, work on the Post-2015 agenda is in full swing. In response to the growing demand for additional info about GMR analytics and the underlying data, we developed a suite of open and interactive data diagnostics dashboards available at: http://data.worldbank.org/mdgs. Below is an extract which summarizes the progress status towards meeting various MDGs among countries in various regions, income and other groups. Select different indicators and highlight categories of progress status to interact with the visualization.
Using any type of device (smart phone, tablet, laptop or desktop) and any type of operating environment (Windows, Android or iOS), people everywhere can now access our data and GMR diagnostics at any time. The dashboards enable exploring and comparing data trends and targets for all countries, regions, income and other groups such as fragile and conflict situations. They also allow for comparing MDG progress status by indicator across different groups and vice versa. And a separate dashboard provides details of the progress towards each MDG target in each country and includes our projected trends (for 2015 and 2030) based on two different methods: one which bases its outlook on the pace of progress made since 1990 and a second method which extrapolates based on the progress achieved over the last five years. Both methods obviously have their pros and cons, but it provides the user with at least two benchmarks to make their own assessment of whether a country, region, or group of countries is on target to achieve the core MDGs.
We hope our many clients, including any new clients we have reached through this blog post, will find this useful. We welcome and look forward to receiving feedback to help us improve the content and functionality.
quite impressive work done.
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The charts are deceiving frankly as they only show progress without giving a baseline from where things stood when measurements begun. Obviously regions that had already achieved or nearly achieved the MDGs look much worse in these charts than those that started from a very low base. The law on diminishing returns applies in development as well and the closer you are to reach 100% of achievement the more difficult it gets to make progress. Consequently some regions seem to be performing well on some aspects while in fact they are way behind compared with their peers. Attention to this fact is completely missing here.
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You are very right!
Great work done her. Another
Great work done her. Another important aspect is the year of the data that is included in these charts. While it refers to Global Monitoring Report 2013, many figures there are from 2010 or even earlier. As an example, I was recently updating MDG progress for Cambodia U5MR and IMR indicators and there is a clear evidence that 2015 targets were met in 2005 for both indicators, but when you look at the Asia Pacific region % of countries that met the target for these indicators is 0.
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Thank you Johan for detailed
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Custom Made Diamond Jewellery
Here is a selection of custom designed diamond jewellery we have produced for our customers
Individual Custom Made Diamond and Gemstone Rings
Why not break away from the mass-market rings in High Street shops, choose a high quality designer ring, and get a bigger, better ring for your money?
Most of our customers are intelligent enough to know that its possible to get something different, preferably in excellent quality, without necessarily paying the earth for it.
For a start, we don't have a traditional jewellery shop, we get most of our customers via the internet, often entirely by mail order. Naturally, many customers wish to visit us, and we are always delighted to meet new customers, so you will be welcome to visit our showroom, which is homely rather than luxurious. Although it's not necessary to make an appointment, it's best to let us know in advance to expect you.
An obvious advantage of designing your own ring is that it is likely to be unique, you really can make the ring as unique as you are!
How We Work...
Through many years of trial and error we have discovered the way that we think works best, both for us and the customer. Firstly, you tell us the maximum budget you have and / or are prepared to spend on this particular piece of jewellery and give us as much information as you have about what you want. This information could be a combination of pictures (from our catalogue or other peoples!), diagrams, pencil drawings or written descriptions. At the end of the day, the more information you provide us with at this stage the better, as it is more likely that we will understand your needs.
We then need to find the stones and the components, this may take a week, a month, or even a year! If, for example you wanted a matching set of twelve natural pink diamonds, this may take quite a while, however, a pair of white diamonds would be considerably easier.
Diamonds in Almost Every Colour
Many of our customers just want a white diamond, but we also stock red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet diamonds, give or take few shades in between, such as pink. We believe we are one of the few jewellers in the UK to have all these colours in stock. We probably have more coloured diamonds in stock than any other jeweller in Britain, even though Graff probably have a higher monetary investment in them.
Gemstones in Even More Colours!
Obviously there are many more gemstones available, you do not have to limit yourself to diamonds. Gemstones are available in all different colours, shapes and sizes and they are not always inferior to diamonds. High quality gemstones are quite desirable and can look nice when contrasted with white or coloured diamonds.
Eighteen Carat Gold, Palladium or Platinum
Forget cheap nasty nine carat or even a fourteen carat compromise, we only make our diamond rings in 18 carat gold, palladium or platinum.


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Grand Teton National Park Facilities To Open
A public review period will open next week to collect comments on how U.S, Department of Housing and Urban Development Funds were utilized in the state. Amy Richards reports. Two facilities in Grand Teton National Park that would have remained closed this year due to federal budget cuts will open after all. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.


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By Bennett Galloway
Niseko - Asia's Answer to Whistler
Pristine powder, snow-wisped mountaintops and vast snowfields come to mind when thinking of Niseko, but when the snowfields turn to green meadows and lush pastures, golf takes center stage.
Situated at 43º N latitude, Niseko is generally as mild as Portland, Oregon, in summer and shares the same parallel with Nice and Monaco in Europe. It's even south of the Bordeaux wine region in France. With the average summer temperature a comfortable, dry 21.7º C in August, Niseko is a four-season resort location poised to become an international destination and, potentially, the first Whistler-quality resort in Asia.
With that in mind, there are few better places in the world to build a golf course, and in the late '80s and early '90s, build they did. Hokkaido currently boasts 172 golf courses that offer at least 18 holes—and many courses that offer 36. That number of courses is more than 30 percent of all the courses in Scotland—the home of golf—and the same number of courses that existed in all of mainland China until early 2005.
Although Niseko's golf courses evoke the feel and quality of a resort golf destination, they lack the pretentiousness that so often accompanies such exclusivity. The fresh air and clear views of Mt. Yotei from the nearby courses, coupled with a relaxed playing pace, really allows you to enjoy the natural splendor of your surroundings.
All the courses are surrounded by silver birch trees and chest-deep sasa (a bushy member of the bamboo family) that offer picturesque scenery, but love to eat your golf balls! As soon as the snow melts in early May, the courses become lush and green thanks to the use of predominantly bent Kentucky bluegrass that doesn't go dormant in winter.
The surrounding area contains every accommodation option a holiday-maker might need, including bright new condos such as the Landmark (www.niseko-landmark.com), which features all manner of rooms, including those with multiple bedrooms and kitchens for longer stays. For a cozier, more local option, check out the surrounding communities, peppered with small pensions and family-run B&Bs.
For non-golfing family members, the area offers plenty of adventures including rafting, kayaking, mountain biking, tennis, soccer, indoor rock climbing, hiking, camping, fishing, horseback riding, 26 onsen (hot springs) and four places specializing in handmade ice cream "straight from the cow." If you are looking for a bit of local flare, check out the annual Kutchan Jazz Festival July 30-31.
With so much great golf and so many things to do just an hour's flight from Tokyo, a vacation to Japan's version of Whistler is easier and much more affordable than you might think.
Niseko Tokyu Golf Course
Clubhouse: (0136) 23-0109
*Holes/Par: 18/72
Course Rating: 73.0
The best golf in the valley. Opened in 1988, this course is located next to Hanazone ski resort, features spectacular views and a good combination of relaxed and challenging holes with well-placed water hazards. Self Play only. Soft Spikes only.
Niseko Higashiyama Prince Golf Course
Clubhouse: (0136) 44-1111
Holes/Par: 36/143
Course Rating: N/A
This pristine course is just minutes from the village of Hirafu and features bent greens and immaculately groomed fairways. Enjoy views of the skiing hill on one side and Mt. Yotei on the other, as well as glimpses of rolling potato fields through Silver Birch forests. Self Play only. Soft Spikes only.
Niseko Golf Course
Clubhouse: (0136) 58-3131
Holes/Par: 18/72
Course Rating: 72.2
Designed by Arnold Palmer, and just a 15-minute drive from Hirafu, this course is the undisputed local favorite and offers no extra charge for twosomes and even singles are allowed to tee it up for a mere ¥2,000 extra charge. Soft Spikes only.
Niseko Golf and Resort
Clubhouse: (0136) 56-2121
Holes/Par: 18/72
Course Rating: 72.2
Although this course has yet to achieve the standard found on the other courses in the area, it is perfect for beginners and makes for an affordable option. Enjoy views of snow-capped peaks until June. Just 20 minutes from Hirafu. Regular Spikes allowed.
And more…
For more information on golfing in Niseko, visit the Hokkaido section of Golf in Japan (www.golf-in-japan.com) or for golf tours check out Niseko Summer Connection (www.niseko-hirafu.com).
Money Hole
Niseko Tokyu Golf Course Hole #5
Set against the backdrop of Mt Yotei, this dogleg-right, 507-yard Par 5 requires accuracy off the tee. The fairway narrows at 260 yards with a water hazard on the left and an outcropping of silver birch trees on the right. An aggressive player can make the green in two, but the pin position might be cause for reconsideration. The green is one of the most challenging on the course with dramatic undulations that leave you with a lasting impression and respect for this beautiful hole.
— Ian MacKenzie, Managing Director, Niseko Summer Connection
Degrees of Se"par"ation
Name: Tom Watson (No, not that Tom Watson)
Occupation: Teaching Professional at Windsor Park Golf and Country Club What's in your bag?
Driver: Callaway FT-3 Fusion Driver 10.5 loft
Irons: Callaway X Tour Forged irons with 52 & 58-degree wedges
Putter: Odyssey #6;
Ball: HX Tour 56
Favorite course in the world: Cypress Point Golf Club in California
Favorite course in Japan: Nikko Golf Club in Tochigi Prefecture
How often do you tee it up?
2-3 times a week
Who's playing with you in your dream foursome? Billy Connolly (famous Scottish comedian)
Tiger Woods
Musashimaru (famous sumo wrestler)
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Golf Speak
Elephant's Ass:
A poorly struck shot that is "high and stinky." Usually applied to a popped-up drive that is higher than it is long.
Golf Quote
"When I'm on a golf course and it starts to rain and lightning, I hold up my one iron, 'cause I know even God can't hit a one iron." —Lee Trevino The Numbers Game
The average height, in centimeters, of Toru Tanaguchi, Kaname Yokoo and Nobuhiro Masuda, the three Japanese players to recently qualify for the 2007 US Open at Oakmont C.C. in Pennsylvania.
The number of 18-hole golf courses in Japan.
The number of 18-hole golf courses in Japan that, including caddie, cost more than ¥30,000 to play.
The number of strokes it would take a scratch golfer to complete a round at Golden Valley G.C. in Hyogo prefecture—making it the most difficult course in Japan.


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In the town on the ancient Silk Road for the South, but also Linqiong Road into an important stopover Ya. Residential building to the main town, and most follow the architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties. The main streets of town were "well" word layout, and not wide, on both sides of all the old pavement. Town of wood as the main building structure, and combine "the well water, fire and ice," meaning, the fire water system sin, pray the town safe. Ancient stone arch construction to double Xiao, Han Courtyard represented. Comparison of well preserved ancient town houses, mostly gray tiles houses, street scene center of spread of Bazi, the original two Zhong Yan Xie Shanding Theater, is rare in the town of Sichuan midfielder cleverly designed. Existing multi-stone bridges, of which "two Xianqiao" as the representative. In addition, special springs can also visit the White Horse area. Address: the town is located in southern Sichuan (Rain City), 26 kilometers north of Yaan, Chengdu, from about 110 +26 (km), travel about 3 hours.
Sichuan Province, the "River"or "Shu", the provincial capital of Chengdu, located in southwest China, the Yangtze River, in longitude 97 ° 21 '~ 108 ° 31', latitude 26 ° 03 '~ 34 ° 19' between. To benefits, benefit, Azusa, Kui four named, the province of the total area of 48.5 square kilometers. Brief plateau phase the west, east of the Three Gorges Xianfeng overlap, north of Qinling Bashan barriers surround the south Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, the formation of a famous Sichuan Basin. Sichuan Province, vast land and has a long history since ancient times to enjoy the "Land of Abundance"reputation.


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The Princess Theatre
Originally built in 1898 by Albert Sottile as Riddock's Arcade, with a deluxe soda fountain, this business failed and the site was converted in 1913 into the Princess Theatre. From the beginning, the policy at the Princess Theatre was movies exclusively.
The first program was "three distinguished photoplays which the people of Charleston will find different because of the new mirror screen which has been installed at great expense.
In indicating to the people of Charleston our latest advent in the pursuit of pleasure, we do so with the full conviction that it represents the near ideal we have long strived to obtain."
In 1914, the Princess Theatre introduced a five-piece orchestra to accompany the films and entertain with songs between features. The orchestra was under the direction of Theo Wichmann. They began playing every day at 3:30 p.m. and continued until 6:30 when they stopped to eat supper. At 7:30 the orchestra was back and played until the theatre closed.
When the baseball games of the Charleston Sea Gulls began to cause attendance at the Princess to fall off, the theatre announced that if would offer a "baseball bulletin service."
One could enjoy the movie and still keep up with the scores as the game progressed. The "figures will be thrown upon the mirrorscope, so that all may read, while sitting under the whirling fans.
Better Babies Contest
One of the most successful marketing schemes at the Princess Theatre was the "Better Babies" contest. The Civic Club of Charleston had held the contest where pohtographs were taken. These photographs were printed on glass slides and hand tinted.
Leroy's Jewelry store occupied the space from 1972 to 1997.
An announcement in the News and Courier stated, "The management of the Princess received many calls yesterday from patrons who weren't able to attend, requesting that these photographs be shown again tomorrow and accordingly, slides of the babies will be thrown on the picture screen tomorrow."
The Princess Theatre closed around 1927. The space was then occupied by Rubin Electrical Company, then, Carolina Electrical Company, then, Pickett's House of Music. From 1936 to 1972, it was occupied by Southern Furniture Company.
Leroy's Jewelers was in the space from then until 1997, when Jessica and Grant Dees bought it with the intention of opening a small cafe.
During rennovation, they removed the suspended ceiling and discovered the beautiful plasterwork and arched ceiling of the Princess Theatre.
They tripled their budget in order to restore the original architectural features of the old theatre.
Their architect, Reggie Gibson, said many of the cafe's details - pilasters, column capitals, dental work, ceiling trim, morror frames and light fixture moldings - were replicated from at least one original plaster work that still existed inside the building.
The entrance door on King Street was set back twenty feet from the sidewalk just as it had been when it was the Princess Theatre.
They opened the Sonoma Cafe and Wine Bar in 1997. Since then, it was been a succession of restaurants.
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Weber, Hutton help Predators to second win in rowby Joe Yerdon
BUFFALO -- The Nashville Predators made their first trip here in nearly three years a successful one, earning a 4-1 victory against the Buffalo Sabres at First Niagara Center on Tuesday.
Predators captain Shea Weber had a goal and an assist. His 16th goal of the season, 3:33 into the second period, broke a 1-1 tie and helped Nashville to its second win in as many nights.
"It's a good start to the road trip so far," Weber said. "We've got a challenge in Chicago coming up. They're a very good team and we've got to make sure we keep pushing forward and trying to get on a roll here."
The Predators began a road trip Monday with a 4-3 overtime win against the Ottawa Senators. Nashville (28-28-10) plays at the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday.
Weber's goal came on the rush when forward Colin Wilson dropped a pass to him in the faceoff circle to the right of Sabres goalie Jhonas Enroth. Weber snapped a quick shot over Enroth's glove hand.
"Everybody thinks about the slap shot, but probably the wrist shot, to me, is his most effective shot," Predators coach Barry Trotz said. "When he comes in there and he gets to the top of the circle and he snaps it off, it's moving. It's his most effective and he can place it better."
Sabres forward Drew Stafford opened the scoring 2:09 into the game with a power-play goal. Stafford put a rebound of Cody Hodgson's shot past Predators goalie Carter Hutton for his 12th of the season.
Stafford was playing in his 500th NHL game, all with Buffalo, and has 14 points in the past 15 games.
"Drew's really trying to take the leadership role we lost on this team," Sabres coach Ted Nolan said. "We've lost some veteran players, so he's embraced stepping up."
After the Predators gave up a goal on the Sabres' first power play, they stopped them on the next three, two in the second period.
"They've got some pretty skilled players there," Hutton said. "I'm just trying to be aggressive on my part, and the defense helped me out on second chances. I think that was big. From there, I think keeping the two-goal lead was pretty huge for us."
The Predators tied the game with 2:50 left in the first period when Nick Spaling scored a power-play goal. A shot from Weber glanced off Spaling's skate past Enroth for his 13th of the season. Video replay confirmed the puck deflected into the net in legal fashion.
Craig Smith gave the Predators a 3-1 lead at 7:51 of the second period. Wilson set up the goal when he found Smith alone in the slot to fire a slap shot through Enroth's five-hole. It was Smith's 20th goal of the season.
"It's great, a good feeling," Smith said of reaching 20 goals. "We just have to keep moving forward, trying to make a little push here."
Predators center Paul Gaustad, playing his first game in Buffalo since being traded by the Sabres on Feb. 27, 2012, scored an empty-net goal with 1:31 remaining.
"It feels better to get the win," Gaustad said. "It's always nice to be back. The fans here are awesome and they've got a lot of good people here too. I had a lot of good memories, but I couldn't think about it much. We had to get these two points."
Hutton made 23 saves; Enroth stopped 21 shots.
"[Hutton] was really good, he stabilized us when they had a little push," Trotz said. "I think today was his 15th win. That's pretty good for a guy that came in [to the season] with one NHL game."
Nashville last played at Buffalo on March 20, 2011, winning 4-3 in overtime.
This loss was the third in a row for the Sabres (19-38-8). They play 12 of their final 17 games on the road.
"It's a time for us to really come together as a team," Stafford said. "We're going to be spending a lot of time together in close quarters. It's going to be up to us to drag ourselves out of this."
Buffalo's next two games are on the road, against the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday and New York Islanders on Saturday.
"Their confidence is a little bit rattled right now," Nolan said. "But through tough times like these, you find out true character of certain players, and through the ashes sometimes some people rise."


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Basis and Timing of Early Conditional Offers of Admission for Current Ontario Secondary School Applicants
In January, Wilfrid Laurier University will begin to extend conditional offers of admission to qualified applicants. The earliest admission decisions will be based on the best five 3U or 3M grades. It is likely that additional conditions will have to be met at this early stage, including minimum grades in program-specific prerequisite course requirements.
Deferrals may be considered for high school applicants to first year undergraduate degree programs. Deferrals requested for the Faculty of Music are permitted only under exceptional circumstances and by special permission of the Dean.
You must first accept your Offer of Admission by the deadline date as stipulated on your conditional offer of admission.
All conditions on the original offer of admission must be satisfied before a deferral will be granted.
The deferment may not exceed one academic year and is allowable only for the original program offered and confirmed by the student through OUAC.
Applicants wishing to defer admission must submit the deferral request form along with the fee to the Recruitment & Admissions Office by August 1st. If you are granted a deferral, you will receive a letter confirming approval in late August, once we have verified your final Offer conditions have been satisfied.
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It's only the second week of the five-week Sunset League season, but already a front runner for the title could emerge Friday.
A 5-1 Edison team takes on a 5-1 Los Alamitos squad Friday in a showdown between two of the CIF Southern Section Southwest Division leaders at 7 p.m. at Veterans Stadium in Long Beach. It's the No. 1-ranked Chargers versus the No. 3 Griffins, both looking to move to 2-0 in league play.
Friday's prep football slate is full of other key games. Huntington Beach, the other undefeated team in the Sunset League, travels to face city rival Marina. Fountain Valley hosts Newport Harbor in a game where the victor will stay alive in the hunt for both the league title and a CIF playoff berth. Ocean View returns home after two weeks on the road and will attempt to derail undefeated Segerstrom. Brethren Christian heads down south for its final tuneup before league play to take on Monte Vista.
The Edison-Los Alamitos series annually goes a long way in determining the Sunset League champion and this year it's no different.
"Obviously, it's a big one," Edison Coach Dave White said. "It seems like this game goes a long way in determining who will win league. It should be another good one."
Edison has rolled in consecutive weeks after suffering its only loss of the season Sept. 21 to Mater Dei (20-14). The Charger defense has three shutouts to its credit, including last week's league-opening win against Newport Harbor (35-0). The Chargers have held five of six opponents to a touchdown or less, and haven't given up a touchdown in 10 quarters.
Los Alamitos gave Coach John Barnes his 300th career victory last week by blanking Marina, 46-0. The Griffins started the season slowly. They survived an opening game against Paramount (29-26), then lost the following week, 22-14, to Charter Oak (No. 4, Inland Division). Since that loss, they have posted two shutouts and have outscored four opponents, 176-14.
Senior quarterback Cody Marshall threw three touchdown passes, two to receiver Josh Davis, in the win over Marina. Marshall is 68 yards shy of hitting 1,000 yards in passing.
"They really are a balanced team," White said. "They had some injuries early in the season but are getting healthier and better each week. They always have athletes, quickness and speed. They're getting their mojo back."
Edison racked up nearly 500 yards of offense last week against Newport Harbor. The Chargers got rushing touchdowns from quarterback Aleksander Torgersen, two from Donald Rice, Elijah Herrera and Marcus Swanigan.
The Chargers won impressively despite not having the services of offensive guard Miah Frost, corner Kiante Goudeau and tailback Marquis Ross for the game. White said the trio "hopefully" will be ready to play Friday.
"We had a lot of positive things happen against Newport," White said. "Defensively, we played great again. I thought our offensive line, our fullbacks and our tight ends did a great job blocking. We ran the ball really well, controlled the clock and didn't turn the ball over. We got better and that's what counts."
Other Friday games
Huntington Beach (3-3, 1-3) vs. Marina (3-3, 0-1), 7 p.m., Westminster High: A long standing city rivalry renews when the Oilers battle the Vikings in Marina's homecoming game.
The teams enter the showdown coming from opposite directions. Huntington rallied in the final minutes to upend Fountain Valley, while Marina was shut out at Los Alamitos.
The Oilers came back from a 10-0 halftime deficit and used a second-half shutout to pull out a 13-10 win over Fountain Valley. Junior quarterback Kai Ross hit junior wide receiver Marco Valenzuela on a slip route, and Valenzuela turned the play into a 66-yard touchdown with 2:35 left.
Senior Wyatt Marlow, who was wide right on two attempts in the first half, hit field goals of 25 and 45 yards in the third quarter to begin the comeback.
"Our kids played hard," Huntington Coach Eric Lo said. "Our defense played well the entire game, our special teams did a great job and we had a couple of plays. It's a nice win for us."
Marina will try to bounce back from the 46-0 defeat to Los Alamitos.
"We didn't play very well and against a good team, things got out of hand very fast," Marina Coach George Pascoe said. "Los Al was well coached and very physical. We did not match their intensity."
The Marina-Huntington Beach rivalry began in 1965. The Oilers currently possess the perpetual Victory Trophy that goes to the winner of the big game.
Huntington, which this week moved into the Top 10 in the Southwest Division poll at No. 10, has won three straight in the series.
Newport Harbor (2-4, 0-1) vs. Fountain Valley (3-3, 0-1), 7 p.m., Huntington Beach High: Fountain Valley will try to regroup from a tough loss to Huntington Beach against a Newport Harbor crew that also dropped its Sunset League opener last week.
The Barons scored at the end of their first drive of the game when Derek Huynen connected on a 36-yard field goal. They increased their lead to 10-0 on a seven-yard run by Wyatt Christensen in the second quarter.
The Barons, who had been efficient on third-down conversions in the opening half, couldn't find their rhythm in the second half.
"We did not play well offensively, at all, and penalties just killed us," Fountain Valley Coach John Shipp said. "Our defense played their butts off all game. As a whole, though, we didn't get the job done. It was a tale of two halves."
Newport Harbor has lost two straight games, the Sailors' most recent defeat coming last week to Edison. They lost leading rusher Tala Teapua and back-up running back Chance Siemonsma to injury in the loss.
Segerstrom (6-0, 1-0) vs. Ocean View (3-3, 1-0), 7 p.m., Ocean View High: Ocean View faces its stiffest challenge of the season when it hosts Segerstrom in a key Golden West League game.
The Jaguars are the top-ranked team in the Southern Division. They favor the run game, which is led by David Perkins. The senior back has rushed for 899 yards and 14 touchdowns. Senior Sonny Roa has 643 yards and 10 TDs in six games.
The Jaguars are averaging 46 points a game.
Ocean View won its league opener last week by rallying to take down host Santa Ana, 31-28. Reo Washington put the Seahawks on the scoreboard in the first quarter by returning a kickoff 86 yards for a touchdown. Nate Kwon scored on a 13-yard run and Daniel Valencia ran for a score and took in a six-yard TD pass from quarterback Dallas Broge.
Cristian Negrete hit the game-winning field goal with 17 seconds to play.
"I'm proud of how the team responded to adversity," said Nunez, whose Seahawks were down 14 points heading into the final quarter. "Santa Ana threw out the kitchen sink at us in the first half and our defense was able to settle in. I have been telling the kids all year that we will have to pass to win sometime this year, and we did Saturday night."
Brethren Christian (4-2) vs. Monte Vista (2-4), 7 p.m., Monte Vista High: Brethren Christian closes out nonleague play with a trip to San Diego County to take on Monte Vista of Spring Valley.
BC ended a two-game losing streak last week by winning its homecoming game, 40-28, over Fairmont Prep of Anaheim. In his debut at running back, Jared Fuga rushed for 217 yards and two touchdowns.
"We were pleased with our victory over Fairmont Prep," BC Coach Pat McInally said. "We were able to play a number of our younger players, and were really tested by their outstanding quarterback (Bobby Varnadoe)."
BC junior quarterback Jack McInally threw two TD passes in the win to set a school single-season record for touchdown passes at 25. The old record was 23, set in 1986.
"This is a tribute not only to Jack's outstanding play, but to great play design and play calling by offensive coordinator Ryan O'Hara, consistent protection up front, and a very talented group of receivers," Pat McInally said.
Monte Vista has dropped three straight games. The Monarchs last week fell, 24-7, to Spring Valley rival Mount Miguel. They are led by senior running back/linebacker Sam Taylor, and senior quarterback Ricardo Hernandez.
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The results of election night saw a number of candidates lose their deposits – but what does that mean?
Every candidate standing in the General Election must pay a deposit of £500, which is forfeited if they fail to gain five per cent of the vote in the constituency in which they are standing.
The deposits are designed to put off candidates who are not serious about running in the election from standing.
During what was a bad night for the Liberal Democrats, a Twitter account guessing how much they lost in deposits was even set up as the results began to be announced.


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Making Sense of Ocean Noise
Senior Scientist Peter Tyack of the Biology Department recently
testified before the Subcommittee on Fisheries, Conservation, Wildlife,
and Oceans of the Resources Committee of the U.S. House of
Representatives. Discussing a bill to reauthorize the Marine Mammal
Protection Act (MMPA), Tyack made the following comments:
"I have been fascinated since I was a child with the social behavior of marine mammals and how they use sound to communicate and explore their environment. As I started my career in basic research, it never occurred to me that chasing my personal interests would ever become central to such an important policy issue...
The dominant source of manmade noise in the ocean is the propulsion sounds from ships, which account for more than 90 percent of the acoustic energy humans put into the sea...Studies have demonstrated that marine mammals respond to ships, dredging, icebreaking, construction, and sound sources such as pingers, air guns, and sonars. Most of these sound sources are currently unregulated simply because the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) chooses not to enforce the prohibition against taking marine mammals by 'harassment.'
Ships regularly collide with marine mammals and often kill them. So many highly endangered right whales are killed by vessel collision that population models predict this additional mortality may drive the species to extinction. Yet there is no regulation of this risk.
Many users of sound in the seafrom the Navy to geophysical contractors to academic oceanographersfind themselves in a no-man's land, where the appropriate regulatory process for incidental harassment takes is obscure...We cannot protect marine life from intense underwater noises until we get better at detecting when a marine mammal or sea turtle is in the danger zone...
It is ironic that NMFS has grown an elaborate process for permitting negligible harassment by researchers, while ignoring widespread and predictable lethal takes caused by activities that do not benefit marine mammals... I am very concerned that the current permitting process will hold scientific research that enhances the survival or recovery of species or stocks to a stricter standard than activities that harm marine mammals."
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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
The Israeli government and the Jerusalem Municipality have agreed to pick up a $2.3 million water bill for the iconic Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
The agreement comes after years of heated disagreement between the church and Jerusalem's Gihon Water Company.
Ever since the establishment of the British Mandate in the 1920s, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the most holy site in the world to most Christians, was not required to pay for its water usage. This arrangement continued when the city was occupied by Jordan and after its liberation by Israel in 1967.
But eight years ago, the Jerusalem Municipality sought to gain better control of water usage in the city by establishing the Gihon Water Company. The move came as Israel was entering a period of severe drought. Under the new water regime, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre was required to pay for its water, like everyone else.
In distinctly unchristian-like fashion, it refused to do so.
Gihon took legal action against the church and recently threatened to shut off the water all together. At that point, church officials turned to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to get the water company off their backs.
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Costa Mesa High School's drama students will soon lift the curtain on a musical that revels in the backstage drama of beauty pageants, and on Thursday they researched the real thing.
Angela Perez-Baraquio, who Miss America 2001 and the first Asian American to win the title, coached actors on the mindset of a winner, told stories of accused sabotage and stolen underwear. And, of course, she taught them the pageant wave.
Elbow elbow, wrist wrist, turn the light bulb, she said, "You can mix that up."
The student performers laughed.
"I have always mocked the wave," Perez-Baraquio said. "It's just so fake."
The Honolulu native said she was more prone to throw up the shaka, or "hang loose," sign.
But the ubiquitous pageant gesture could be perfect for Mesa's drama students.
They are producing "Smile," a 1980s Marvin Hamlisch and Howard Ashman musical that focuses on edgy drama behind the glitz of the fictional Young American Miss contest.
The play's music director, Erik Przytulski, plays in a band with Perez-Baraquio's husband. He casually asked one day if the cast would like a former Miss America to drop by, and director Kathy Paladino jumped at the chance.
"The kids are just really excited," she said before Perez-Baraquio arrived. "They've been trying to do this wave, and they don't know what they're doing."
Now, thanks to Perez-Baraquio, they do know what they're doing. But more than anything, the former Miss America let the students into her head.
Now a teacher, she competed in pageants when she was 18 and 19 without major success. It wasn't until her students challenged her to return to the circuit at 24 that she won the Miss Hawaii and Miss America crowns.
Her continual refrain was confidence.
During her competition, she would mentally return to playing and coaching basketball, motivating herself to do one more wind-sprint or give one more interview answer.
"You've got to fake it 'till you make it, basically, because you really will become what you think you are," she said.
That glimpse into her head went a long way for the students, who performed a number for her before she left.
"There was a lot of great advice for my character," said senior Hayley Smith, who plays Doria Hudson, a pageant contestant who never quite gains her confidence. "It was really great."
"Smile" plays at 7 p.m. Thursday, and March 8, 9, 14, 15 and 16. It also plays at 2 p.m. March 10 and 17. Tickets are $12 at the door.
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My taste in music, much like my taste in food, is a result of the various influences in my life: what's contemporary, what's timeless, where I have lived, my friends and my family.
At a very young age, I was lucky to be exposed to a variety of music. The songs of Indian movies– some of them excellent– were all around us and it was what my peers were mostly into. But my father had a deep and eclectic love for the music of other lands which ranged from Western classical to the soundtracks of old movies. Among his most favorites were the haunting, evocative tunes of old Westerns like For A Few Dollars More and The Good and the Bad and the Ugly, and the lilting, romantic strains of Dr. Zhivago. He had a huge collection of records and each evening, after dinner, he would light up a cigarette, put a record on, relax–eyes closed–in his favorite chair, and listen.
My brother was more adventurous about everything, including music. His taste ranged from youthfully bizarre to stunningly mature. He couldn't stop listening to the Hindustani classical music of Bade Ghulam Ali Khan one day, the pop songs of some obscure Pakistani singer the next, and then he'd be deeply in love for yet another day with the BeeGees.
Me, I was a reader first and foremost and I spent almost every waking moment I could spare with a book. I loved music, but in those days I was happy enough to listen to anything that was on.
It was my brother who first introduced me to the Fab Four. He brought home a tape he'd borrowed from a friend and a poster of four young men with oddly similar haircuts that he put up on the wall. The music and the crystal lyrics were strange in the beginning, but impossible not to love or tap a foot to. Soon enough, like most of the world, I was a Beatles fan.
Over the years, I have found more reasons to admire the members of this amazing group who are often credited with changing the world. John Lennon, for his commitment to peace and a world without borders and for the simplest, most straightforward and yet most evocative song ever written: Imagine. Paul McCartney, for his commitment to animal rights and vegetarianism.
In Desi, I found another Beatles fan– he was reading a book on the Beatles when I first met him :). We have different favorite Beatles though: he loves Paul McCartney (especially Yesterday) while Lennon's definitely my favorite.
So why the Beatles? Well, the stew I am sharing today for It's A Vegan World: British is inspired by Scouse, a stew from Liverpool, the home of the Beatles. You can read more about it here.
I looked at a lot of Scouse recipes before making this stew, and the most original ones are very basic, which maybe is what makes it so special: just meat, potatoes, Worcestershire sauce, perhaps, and some salt and pepper. But since my version is vegan, I needed to add more flavor. The meat substitute I used, textured vegetable protein or TVP, does a great job emulating the texture of the meat but is, of course, flavorless.
I coat the TVP with flour and herbs and saute it beforehand just as one would the meat, because although there are no juices to be sealed in the TVP, this extra step gives the nuggets a nice crust and the flour creates a roux which helps thicken the stew. I've tried using TVP directly in the past and trust me, this is much better.
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1 1/2 cups TVP chunks. Reconstitute the chunks by placing in a bowl with enough vegetable stock or water to cover them. Let stand 30 minutes, then drain.
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