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As well as 12 selfpropelled guns on the advance marinka our gunners are destroying strongholds of the apu in marinka. The militants drove out the inhabitants of this settlement a long time ago, who turned their houses into impregnable fortresses. They have gathered large forces into a fist and are trying to attack our positions and are shelling mirny every day. Donetsk from largecaliber guns every day or more, even six lies here next to this ice and well think about everything. These are the consequences of a massive shelling of the kiev region, the broken houses of voronka from gaps and fragm...

Cloudy and we are clear inland east bay and in the south bay as we look at 101 and 880. Temperatures are comfortable this morning, mid50s to mid 60 and the coast is going to stay in the mid60s at noon and inland warms up quickly into the my 80s and the summer spread by 4 00, 66 at the coast to air conditioning 92 or warmer inland and comfortable but inland is in the 80s and most of us in the 60s and 70s this evening. You can bet your Bottom Dollar there will be traffic. Indeed. A picture from emeryville camera to the bay bridge before we get to the tolls we have nabbing lights and this is a da...

Look at the high clouds on live doppler 7 hd, and the area is dry and milder. Mostly cloudy at 52 at the bay, 65 at noon, 69 at 4 00, and 2 at 7 00, and the constant high clouds all day today. As far as inland, 48 this morning, at 68 this noon, and mid70s at 4 00 and upper 60s at 7 00 and a last stop at the coast, it will be become breezy today and not so warm as yesterday with high clouds and sunshine and low 60s. We starting this hour accident free and we have 47 bart trains currently running on time, and we will check out east bay and see how traffic hoofing on a 80 past highway 13. Travel ...

The start of the fall semester will usher in a deeper focus on community service in academics and campus life, through the new Center for Service. The Center for Service combines many of the Mount’s service-based programs and organizations into one location, in addition to introducing new opportunities. Established over the summer, and directed by Sarah Neitz, Ph.D., the Center for Service will begin full operations this month when students return.