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(I)E-HII'DREDI and ihirl)-four voices formed the 1962 Aruba Christ- UN CIEN y trinta-y-cuatro voz a forma e Coro di Pascu di Aruba pa
ma Choir. Directed by AMrs. Dean V. Thompson, the choir performed at 1962. Bao direction di Sra. Dean V. Thompson, e coro a actua na Lago
Ihe Lag,-o Spori Park in front of one of the largest audiences ever Sport Park den presencia di uno di e audiencianan mas grand cu nunca
asemhled at the Park for a choir concert. The children's choir is right. antes a congrega na Lago Sport Park pa un concerto di coro.
Process, Mechanical Men
Leave Lago for Retirement
Eugene Spitz of the Process De-
partment and Chailes Berrisford of
the Mechanical Department have left
Lago and Aruba foi retirement Both
long-sci vice employees, Mr. Spitz had
over thirty-thlee yeals of service,
and Mr Bc llsford had completed
twenty-nine years with Lago.
Twi w\vho will leave shortly after
the new yeai aie Clyde S. Wilson of
the Mechanical Depai tment and Les-
lie R Seekins of the Technical De-
pai tent
Mr Spitz began his Lago career
in June, 1929, four months after the
refine y went on stream He was hir-
ed as a helper in Process-Utilities. A
short while thereafter he was trans-
Sferred to Piocess-Acid and Edeleanu
as an Acid Plant helper He remained
in Acid and Edeleanu operations
throughout the remainder of his
Lago years During this period he
was promoted five times. His prom-
otions made him operator second
'lass in June, 1933, operator in Jan-
nary, 1939, and shift foreman in
February, 1952
Lago President Extends
New Year's Greetings
Another year has passed, and
in the time span of man it will be
acknowledged as a year of great
accomplishment. There were in-
ternational accomplishments of
dramatic and great importance. In
oun community and our company,
there were many accomplish-
ments; indeed, not as dramatic
as others, but just as great to the
individual and his associates. It
:s these accomplishments that
give meaning and substance to
life and result in happiness not
only for the individual but his
family and community.
I hope the new year will bring
happiness and measures of accom-
plishment to every employee and
to eveiy member of the Aruba
-ommunity. In doing so we all
will progress
Fourteen Receive Service
Watches at Ceremonies
Conducted by Clarkson
Fourteen twenty-five-year service
watches were presented this month.
Twelve watches were awarded Lago
employees at special Reception Cen-
ter ceremonies conducted by Execu-
tive Committee representative B. C.
Clarkson. Two other watches were
dispatched to the United States to
'Annuitants A. G. Turner and M. R.
The twelve who received their
E. Spitz C. Berrisford watches Dec. 5 from Mr. Clarkson
were I. Robert, and J. J. Wester,
welders and leadburners; V. I. Piter,
E. van der Biezen, B. Hernandez and
J. R. Lie, Storehouse; and A. Ellis
and B. Lopez, machinist, all of the
Mechanical Department; F. Richards
of the Medical Department; J M.
Richards of the General Services De-
partment; E. P. Locadia of the Lago
Police, and A. Stamper of the Proc-
ess Department-Light Oils Finishing.
Visa pa Estados Unidos
L. II. Seekins C. S. Wilson Por Worde Obteni Via Post
March, 1934, was the starting date Residentenan di Antilles Holandes
or Mr. Berrisford in Mechanical- .
.arpenter. Successive promotions
nade him subforeman first class and
carpenter shop foreman. In Decem-
ler, 1940, he was promoted to plan-
ter in Mechanical-Carpenter. He be-
ame assistant general foreman of
arpenter and paint in April, 1942,
ind general foreman in March, 1944.
Mr. Wilson. Mechanical-Metal
'rafts foreman, will leave Jan. 2
lifter fifteen years of Lago service,
l11 of which have been spent in the
Mechanical Department. His Lago
Imploy began April, 1948, as a sub-
(Continued on page 2)
cu ta aesea di bishita Estados Unidos
awor por splica pa visa di turista y
transit via post. No ta necesarlo
mas pa aparece en persona pa manda
un aplicacion aden.
Comerciantenan y turistanan cu
tin mester di visa di visitante por
scribi e Consulado General America-
no na Curacao. Instruccionnan y un
formulario di aplicacion simple lo
word mandA via post pa e persona
cu ta pidi un visa. Hopi agentenan
di pasashi y companianan di trans-
portacion den Antillas Holandes tin
e formulario nobo pa convenencia di
Cat Cracker Christmas
Star Will Be Stopped
For Photographers Jan. 3
While the transformation of the
cat plant into a gigantic and Carib-
bean-famous Christmas tree has be-
come tradition, there has been devel-
oping through the years another cus-
tom associated with the Christmas
tree and its revolving star that also
is becoming tradition.
Every year on a date selected as
being the most convenient for Aruba's
photographers, the cat cracker star
is stopped to allow nighttime ex-
posures for the myriad of colors
!which make the tree. This year the
star will be stopped facing east, as
always, for two and one-half hours,
which is longer than usual. The star
will be stopped Thursday, Jan. 3
,from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Previously, the
star had been stopped for one dark
This year, however, it was request-
ed that the star be stopped for a
longer period beginning during dusk
hours The purpose is to allow ex-
posures during varied light tones and
intensities, and also to afford the
Multitud Grandi na Lago
Sport Park Ta Afende
Concierto di Pascu
Uno di e audiencianan mas grand,
si no ta di mas grand cu nunca an-
tes a yega di atende un concerto di
koor di Pascu, a yena e tribunanan
pa e presentation di Dec. 10 di Coro
di Pascu di Aruba. Mas di 1500 per-
sona tabata sinta ariba tribune fuera
di innumerable cantidad di otronan
rond di Sport Park pa scucha e coro
di 134 voz bao direccion di Sra. Dean
V. Thompson.
E cantidad di miembronan di e
coro tabata di mas grand den his-
toria di e coro. Tabatin nobenta y
seis cantador grand, hopi di cualnan
ta biba na San Nicolas y Oranjestad,
y trinta y ocho much.
E concerto tabata parti den dos
section. P prome parti a present e
coro di adults y muchanan acom-
panja pa Sra. James T. Collins. E
segundo parti di e program a intro-
duci acompanjamento musical di pi-
ano, trombon y marimba.
E solista principal tabata Srta.
Carol Selleck, un soprano, kende ta
un maestra di musas na HIPhII cshnnl
opportunity of a double exposure di Seroe Colorado. Charante, Wilhelmina van Coblijn
during light and dark periods. Nat- E presentacionvan der oo, Bonnie van Mont-
urally, Lago was glad to oblige the Sport Park ta di cinco actuacion. Su os: An B
legion of photographers who make promer presentation tabata na 1956, Altos: Pat Bergield, An Bongers,
the Christmas tree an annual assign- despues na 1958, 1959, 1960 y 1962. Deroy, Loes DJikmanat, Tine Dirk-
me. Sra. Thompson tabata dirigente di maat, Peggy Frith, Greet Gordijn,
Exposure Suggestions tur e coronan aki di Pascu. E Co- Joan Hagerty, Olivia Hill, Hermina
To assist neophyte photographers, mit6 musical ta consist di Sia. Hoogerboord, Carol Jay, Janis Jay,
here follows a few suggestions. Cau- Thompson, Sta. Betsy Meuier, R. V. Linda Jay, Mary Lou Koulman, Janet
tion is extended, however, in that the I
ion is extended, however, in that the Dorwart y T. Burton. 1 (Continued on page 2)
periods stated here and the corres-
Large Sport Park
Audience Attends
Christmas Concert
One of the largest, if not the
largest, Lago Sport Park audiences
ever to attend a Christmas choir
concert filled the stands for the
Dec. 10 performance of the Aruba
Christmas Choir. Well over 1500 per-
sons seated in the stands plus in-
numerable others around the Sport
Park perimeter listened to the 134-
voice choir under the direction of
Mrs. Dean V. Thompson.
The number of the choir members
was the largest in the history of the
choir. There were ninety-six adult
singers, many of whom live in San
Nicolas and Oranjestad, and thirty-
eight children.
The concert was divided into two
sections. The first presented the
adult and children choirs accompan-
ied by Mrs. James T. Collins. The
second part of the program intro-
duced musical accompaniment in the
piano, clarinet, trombone and glock-
The featured soloist was Miss Carol
Selleck, soprano, who is a music
teacher at the Seroe Colorado High
The choir's appearance at the Lago
Sport Park is its fifth. The first ap-
pearance was 1956, then 1958, 1959,
1960 and 1962. Mrs. Thompson has
directed all the Christmas choirs.
The music committee comprises Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Betsy Meijer, R. V.
Dorwart and T. Burton.
Members of the adult choirs were:
Sopranos: Mary Janne Bellamy,
Loes Brands, Jeannette Brown, An
de Ruyter, Carol Evans, Sara Har-
rison, Cecile Hengeveld, Lucy Henri-
quez, Jane Hochstuhl, Faith Jackson,
Shirley Jacobus, Jeanne Jong, Patsy
Jopling, Dorothy Joseph, Raymonde
Kendrick, Irma Leer, Dorothy Lip-
pincott, Betsy Meijer, Tine Mensink,
Ann Meyers, Esther Monroe, Mar-
chin Nagtegaal, Marguerite Nahar,
Annet Neut, Carol Porter, Aura
Robles, Carol Schierenberg, Carol
Selleck, Angelina Smit, Lilia van
ponding times Jan. 3 may present
different light intensities. At this
particular time of the year, light
falls or diminishes quickly. To avoid
more than the usual disappointments
to which photographers are inured,
it is suggested that the first selected
exposure be bracketed by one aper-
ture stop above and one below. This
will give the photographer three ex-
posures for each time setting. Sug-
gested vantage points are behind the
Administration Building or west of
the telephone exchange.
The sky at 5:30 is quite bright,
and there is a certain degree of risk
in attempting the first shot of the
double exposure at this early hour.
At approximately 5:40 p.m., the
light appears to be ideal for a straight
shot at one-tenth of a second at F-11.
At 5:50 p.m., the first half of the
double exposure can be taken for the
sky. Settings suggested are F-1l at
one-tenth of a second. The second
half of the exposure for the lights
should be taken at approximately
6:20 p.m. at F-11 and from ten to
twenty seconds.
At 6 p.m., the first half of the
exposure can be taken at one-half of
a second at F-11. The second half of
(Continued on page 2)
GIFTS FROM his carpenter craft associates were given to Charles Ber-
risford prior to his mid-December retirement from Lago. Mr. Berrisford
completed over twenty-nine years of service in Aruba. Arnold Jopling
presented the gifts.
REGALONAN FOR di su companjeronan di Carpenter Craft a worde
duni na Charles Berrisford promer di su retire cu pension for di Lago na
mitar di December. Sr. Berrisford a complete mas di binti-nuebe anja di
servicio na Aruba. Arnold Jopling a present e regalonan.
VOL. 23, No. 26
F;,Ti.11- 1
ARUBA ESSO NEWS December 29, 1962
AR VBA( N s W
Printed by the Aruba DrukkerU N.V., Neth. Ant.
For The New Year
The first day of every new year is one in which many people con-
centrte on worthwhile resolutions. Some make resolutions that un-
doubtedly have merit but are so far beyond the realm of practicability
- or habit that there is not much chance of what has been resolved
becoming a fact. Still others joke about resolutions, and perhaps these
persons are honest. Why even bother thinking about a resolution if it
really was never a disciplined desire? Maybe this is the reason so many
new year resolutions are broken Jan. 2.
Sometimes it's the inconsequential aspects of life that become far
more overwhelming than they should because they have been allowed
to become disproportionate in meaning or effect. Perhaps it would be
better and more reasonable to think big and resolve in terms of the
family and community. Resolutions then could be framed within per-
sonal ways of life.
Aruba society or community life is developing rapidly. As it does
many new avenues of association, culture and experience open to the
majority of people. Attendant with social growth, unfortunately, are
many problems. Into such a set of surroundings could go many reso-
lutions in the form of help. People who will devote time and energy to
community endeavors are cherished citizens respected by their asso-
ciates. They are also the people who derive tremendous satisfaction in
doing for others. More of these people are needed, and it is here a
worthwhile resolution could be made to assist in community projects.
There are never enough volunteers to assist the church, assist social
workers, assist juvenile organizations, assist mental health endeavors,
to cite a few.
Support is another form of helping community endeavors, and also
one which lends itself nicely to a new year's resolution. Too often
functions are sparsely attended. Fairs, choir recitals, dramatic produc-
tions, children's performances, organization meetings and even sports
need support and active participation. For without support, which is
another term for interest in the specific activity, those things that give
interest and enthusiasm to life, that give growth to the community and
its adults and children will cease and the community will suffer.
As Aruba grows what better resolutions could there be than to help
it grow by supporting its cultural manifestations and contributing to-
ward the easement of its growing pains.
Pa Anja Nobo
E promer dia di cada anja nobo ta un dia cu hopi hende ta concentra
ariba resolucionnan cu ta vale la pena. Algun hende ta haci resolucion-
nan cu sin duda tin merito, pero cu ta asina leuw for di realidad -- of
costumber cu no tin much chens cu loke a worde resolvi lo bira un
hecho. Tin otro hende cu ta haci chanza tocante resolucionnan, y po-
diser e hendenan aki ta honest. Pakiko pensa mes ariba un resolution
si en berdad nunca e tabata un deseo berdadero? Podiser esaki ta e
motibo pakiko hopi resolucionnan di anja nobo ta worde kibra dia 2 di
Tin bez cu ta e aspectonan di bida inconsecuente cu ta bira demasiado
dominant cu nan mester ta, pasobra nan a worde permit di bira dis-
proporciona den nificacion y efecto. Podiser lo ta mehor y mas razon-
able pa pensa ariba cosnan mas grand y haci resolucionnan den loke
ta toca familiar y comunidad. Tal resolucionnan por worde formA dentro
maneranan di bida personal.
E bida di sociedad y comunidad Arubano ta desaroyando rapida-
mente. Segun esaki ta tuma lugar, hopi avenida di asociacion, cultural
y experiencia ta habri pa mayoria di hende. Hunto cu desaroyo social,
desafortunadamente, tin hopi problema. Pa tal circunstancianan hopi
resolucionnan den forma di ayudo por worde haci. Hendenan cu ta
dedica tempo y energia na esfuerzonan di comunidad ta ciudadanonan
apreciA cu ta respetA door di nan companjeronan. Nan ta tambe e hen-
denan cu ta haya tremendo satisfaccion den nan accionnan pa otro.
Mas di e hendenan aki ta necesario y den e direction aki resolucionnan
cu vale la pena por worde haci pa asisti den projectonan di comunidad.
Nunca tin bastante voluntarionan pa yuda misa, asisti trahadornan
social, pa yuda organizacionnan juvenile, pa asisti esfuerzonan pa salu-
bridad mental, pa menciona alguno.
Apoyo ta un otro forma pa yuda esfuerzonan di comunidad y tambe
uno cu ta pas bunita den resolution pa anja nobo. Hopi bez funcionnan
ta masha poco atendi. Feria, cantate di koor, presentacionnan drama-
tico, actuacionnan di much, reunionnan di organization y hasta even-
tonan deportivo mester apoyo y participation active.
President Ta Extende
Saludos di Anja Nobo
Un otro anja a pasa y den peri-
odo di genero human esaki lo
worde reconoci como un anja di
gran acomplecimento. Internacio-
nalmente hechonan dramatic y di
gran importancia a word logrd.
Den nos comumndad y nos compa-
ma, hop! cosnan a worde logra;
enberdad nan no tabata asina dra-
matico manera otronan, pero di
mes gr in mportancia pa e indivi-
duo y su companjeronan. Ta e
esuntonan realize aki cu ta duna
significacion y substancia na bida
y ta result den felicidad no sola-
mente pa un persona individual,
pero tambe pa su familiar y comu-
Mi ta spera cu e anja nobo lo
trece felicidad y numeroso exito
pa cada empleado y pa cada
miembro di comunidad Arubano.
Y logrando esaki nos tur lo pro-
gre.sa hunto.
Empleadonan di Gobierno
Como Huesped di Lago na
Fiesta Anual di Pascu
E fiesta annual di Pascu a word
teni Dec. 14 pa empleadonan di go-
bierno kende durante e curso di anja
tabatin asociacion cu empleadonan
di Lago. E lugar di e fiesta tabata
Aruba Caribbean Hotel y e festivi-
dadnan a worde atendi door di mas
cu 500 persona. Gezaghebber Inte-
rino I. S. de Cuba y Vice President
F. C. Donovan a yama e huespedes
bonbin y a extended saludos di tem-
porada di Pascu na e hombernan y
nan familla. E eventonan mas prin-
cipal di e anochi, manera semper,
tabata e rifamento di diesdos macuto
di cuminda. Tabatin presentacionnan
door di artistanan di e hotel y un
violinist, kende a actua anja pasd
y a worde treci Aruba especialmente
pa e occasion aki. Miembronan di e
comision di fiesta ta E. Byington,
president; A. G. Kossuth, A. W.
Kelley, E. D. Fowler, A. Geerman, S.
Dirkmaat, C. Z. de Cuba, R. E. Mul-
ler, R. A. Wolff y WV. C Hochstuhl.
(Continued from page 1)
Lewis, Joyce Nelson, Mildred Netter-
field, Marjorie Proterra, Joyce Ro-
gers, Darlene Schlageter, Suze Sno,
Georgne Suydon, Jane Turner, Els
Waasdrop, Marta van Ogtrop.
Tenors: Walter Arends, Hilario
Bislip, Ted Burton, Kenneth Chap-
man, Lang Geerman, Jerome Gomes,
Niek Hoogerboord, Robert Kendrick,
Juan Kock, Spencer McGrew, Carter
Miller, William Murphy, Albert Obis-
po, Max Sand, Peter Storey, Robert
Schlageter, Thomas Thode, John
Thompson, Willem van den Ban
Basses: Zepp Bislick, Albert Clark,
James Collins, B. Freddy Dirksz,
Robert Dorwart, Donald Evans, Paul
Gordijn, T. F. Hagerty, J. Koulman,
D. Monroe, L. Monroe, C. Reed, H.
Schierenberg, A.
den, M. Welage,
THE SECOND part of the Christmas choir program at the Lago Sport
Park included musical accompaniment in addition to the organ. The adult
choir's ninety-six voices were joined by clarinet, glockenspiel and piano.
E SEGUNDO parti di e program di e Coro di l'ascu na Lago Sport Park
a inclui acompanjamento musical hunto cu e orgel. Un coro di adults cu
su nobenta-y-seis voznan a worde acompanji pa clarinet, marimba y piano.
Strea bi Pascu di Cat Cracker Lo Stop
Pa Fotografonan Diahuebes, Jan, 3
Mientras e transformation di Cat Plant den un Kerstboom gigantesco
y di fama den Caribe a bira un tradition, durante anjanan un otro
costumber a desaroya cu ta asocia cu e Kerstboom y su strea cu ta
draai, cual tambe ta birando un tradicion. Tur ania ariba un fecha
selected cual ta lo mas convenient
ariba Cat Cracker ta word parA pa
permit sacamento di portiet di c
multi-colores cu ta forma e kerst-
boom aki. E anja aki e strea lo para
cara pariba, manera semper, pa dos
ora y met, cual ta mas largo cu cos-
tumber. E strea lo worde pard Dia-
huebes, Jan. 3, for di 5:30 pa 8 pm.
Anteriormente, tabata costumber di
stop e strea durante un ora den
E anja aki, sinembargo, a word
pidi pa stop e streak pa un period
mas largo cuminzando na drentamen-
to di solo. E obheto ta pa permits ex-
posicion durante various intensidad di
luz y tambe pa permit oportunidad
di double chens pa saca portret du-
rante e pertodo di luz y scuridad.
Naturalmente Lago tabata gustoso
pa acomoda e legion di fotografonan,
kende ta haci sacamento di portret
di e Kerstboom aki como un taiea
Pa asisti fotografonan novato, aki
ta sigui algun sugerencia Atencion
ta word yama, sinembargo, cu den
Visas for United States
May Be Obtained by Mail
Residents of the Netherlands An-
tilles who wish to visit the United
States may now apply for visitor or
transit visas by mail. No longer is it
necessary to appear in person to file
Businessmen and tourists requiring
visitor visas may write to the Amen-
can Consulate General, Curaqao In-
structions and a simple application
form will be mailed to the persons
requesting visas. Many travel agents
Stenzen, J. v. Nor- 'and transportation companies in the
Sr M Welage Jr. Nethelands Antilles have the new
form for the convenience of travelers
SThe new "visa by mail" system
applies only to visitors and those
travelling dnectly though the Unit-
f r/P- ed States to another country.
BOTH OF these retiring employees completed thirty- AMBOS EMPLEADONAN aki cu ta bai cu pension a
three years of service. At his retirement luncheon, complete trinta-y-tres anja di servicio. Na su comida
Eugene Spitz, left, was honored by B. C. Clarkson, promer cu pension, Eugene Spitz, robes, a word
K. E. Springer, L. F. Ballard, G. L. MacNutt, A. Hal- honra door di B. C. Clarkson, K. E. Springer, L. F.
pert, J. W. Denton and J. D. Morris. Ambrosio Geer- Ballard, G. L. MacNutt, A. Halpert, J. W. Denton y
man, right, was honored by V. C. Fuller, F. Legen- J. D. Morris. Ambrosio Geerman, banda drechi, a
hausen, P. Geerman, C. L. A. Lake and B. Geerman. worde honrA door di cuatro amigo.
Spa fot6grafonan di Aruba, e streak
e periodonan menciond aki y e tempo
cornespondiende ariba Jan. 3 per pre-
senta diferente intensidad di luz. Na
e tempo particular aki di anja, clari-
dad di luz ta cal of mengua rapida-
mente. Pa evita mas desapunto di
Ilocual fot6grafonan ta costumbrd, ta
word sugeri pa e promer exposition
ta keda entire un stop di apertura
ariba y uno abao. Esaki lo duna e
fotografo tires exposition pa cada set-
mento di tempo. Lugarnan conven-
lente ta tras di Administration Build-
ing of pabao di Telephone Exchange
Cielo ta basta cia na 5:30 p.m. y
tin cierto giado di riezgo pa purba
e promer shot di e double exposition
na e ora tempran aki Na mas o me-
nos 5-40 p.m e luz ta pace di ta
'ideal pa un straight shot na un-
decimo di un second na F-11 Pa
5:50 p m, e promer part di e double
exposure por worde tunim pa e cielo
Setmento sugeri ta F-11 na i.n-de-
cimo di second E segundo parti di
e exposure pa e luznan nester word
tuim pa mas o menos 6 20 pm na
F-ll y pa diez te binti second.
Ni 6 p i., e promer part di e ex-
poslle por wo, de tutma na mitar di
un second na F-11 E segundo palti
di 2 exposicion inester w\oide tumai
Strimta minuut despues na F-11 pa
!diez te bnti second. E tempo consi-
der ideal pa haya e color di cielo y
.gradacion y tambe intensidad di luz
ta 6 18 pm. E promer mitar di e
exposure mester ta pa nuebe second
na F-8 E segundo part di e expo-
suie master wolde tum:i pa 6 40 p ni
Sna F-8 pa diez second
(Continued from page 1)
foreman in the pipe craft. He became
a pipe for
Mri Se
el eaves
CAT CRACKER Isec' ns
(Continued from paye 1) junr
eering in
the exposure, then, should be taken Ilter he i
later he %'
Sthulty minutes later at F-ll ftom ten Ln With
to twenty seconds The time adjudg- Lispector
ed ideal for sky tone and gicdation five yea
and also light intensity is 6 18 p.n he was p
The first half of the exposure should and Lhlee
.be lne seconds at F-8 The second to '
,to group
half of the exposure should be taken to chief e
at 6:401 p.m at F-8 at ten set bonds 1951. This
SThese suggestions, and they ate bv another
only that thete is no substitute s
ifor a critical, on-the-spot reading of
'a light meter ite based on Koda-
chrome II, rated at ASA 25 Daylight Sche
film gives warmer, deeper colors In-
door film, on the other hand, gives a, Ser
predominately blue cast to the sky
unless the sky is dark and the photo- Dec 16-31
grapher is shooting for the lights
Good luck, Jan 3 is the night. Dec 1-31
emnan two years later.
eklns will complete ovet
'e yeais of service when he
go and Aluba Jan 15 Mi
vas fiust employed as a
gineer in Technical-Engin-
March, 1938 Three years
cent into equipment inspec-
a promotion to equipment
Twenty-two of his twenty-
weie spent in EIG In 1945
roomotLed to gioup head B
veaits lati was advanced
head A He Was pilomnott'i
iiipment inspector in July,
advancement was followed
in June, 1953, to assistant
Itpe intendent.
dule of Paydays
ni-Monthly Payroll
Wednesday. Jan 9
Monthly Payroll
Thursday, Jan. 10
)ecemher 29. 19(i2 ARUBA ESSO NEWS 3
OVER 500 government and Lago employees attended the annual Christmas party sponsored MAS DI 500 empleado di gobierno y Lago a presenciA e fiesta annual di Pascu auspicia pa Lago
by Lago for government employees who work in close association with refinery personnel. na empleadonan di gobierno kende ta traha den asociacion estrecho cu personal di refineria.
Government Emploqees Are
Laco's Quests at Annual Fete
EACH GUEST is greeted by members of the Executive Committee. Greeting guests
this year were F. C. Donovan, B. C. Clarkson and F. W. Switzer.
CADA HUESPED ta worde saludi door di miembronan di Comit6 Ehecutivo. Salu-
dando huespedes e anja aki tabata F. C. Donovan, B. C. Clarkson y F. W. Switzer.
EACH GOVERNMENT guest receives a Lago family calendar after the party.
Committee members A. G. Kossuth and E. B. Fowler pass them out. Emcee W. C.
Hochstuhl, below, congratulates winners.
CADA HUESPED di gobierno ta ricibi un calendar di Lago despues di e fiesta.
Miembronan di Comit6 A. G. Kossuth y E. D. Fowler ta parti nan. Maestro di Cere.
monia C. Hochstuhl, abao, ta felicita e ganadornan.
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at Lago Sport Park
The Lago Sport Park Board boxing steering committee promoted
two fight nights at the Lago Sport Park recently, and both fight cards
were tremendous successes. Over 1500 fans packed the Sport Park
both nights and gave rousing and vociferous support to their favorites.
There were five fights the first night, which were refereed by Jim
Downey. The second night there were seven fights and the referee was
El Tigre. Assisting at ringside were Jose Kock and F. L. Hodge as
timekeepers, Dr. A. J. C. Hazenberg as fight physician, Mateo Reyes
as announcer, and Kenneth Johnstone as coordinator.
The lightest combatants were R. H. Tong, sixty-five pounds, and D.
Mardenborough, sixty-seven pounds. The contest was won by the former
in a three-round decision. German Henrique. defeated Benny Lampe,
Rey MacArthur won a three-round decision over R. E. Arrindell and
D. Barry defeated G. Croes in three of the most exciting, free-swinging
rounds of the night. Michael Nobriga defeated C. Rogers in a bout thai.
also excited the fight fans in the stands. W. Demey won on a TKO over
A. Gumbs seconds before the end of the third and final round. In the
last fight. E. Simmons revenged an earlier defeat by beating Vincent
Mardenborough in a return bout.
Following the last round of fights, Lago Sport Park Board Chairman
Mateo Reyes thanked the fighters for their participation and thanked
the fans for their support and approval of the fight nights. With Mr.
Reyes on the steering committee are Mr. Kock, Mr. Hodge, Mr. John-
stone and L. F. Smith
THE LAGO Sport Park Board boxing steering con- E COMITE di Boxeo di Junta di Sport Park ta control
mittee controls the matchmaking to insure that weight designacion di oponentenan pa asegura cu peso y abili-
and ability are held within reasonable limits in order dad ta worde teni den limited razonable pa por asegura
to have equally matched contestants. oponentenan igual chens.
REFEREE JIM Downey gives two of the tinier battlers words of adv'
before their contest in the Lago Sport Park amateur boxing bouts.
REFEREE JIM Downey ta duna dos di e hatayadornan mas chikito algm.
palabra di aviso promer cu nan pelea den e eventonan pagilista amate,
Boxeo Tumando Over na Lago Sport Park
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di boxeo den Lago Sport Park recientemente y ambos program,
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ariba program y e referee tabata El Tigre Asistiendo na rir
tabata Jose Kock y F. L. Hodge como anotadornan di tempo, Dr.
C. Hazenberg como dokter pa e peleanau, Mateo Reyes como anu..
dor y Kenneth Johnstone como coordinator.
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liber, y D. Mardenborough, sesenta-y-siete libel. E pelea a word
pa esun di promer pa decision den tres rond. German Henrique
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den un pelea di 3 rond y D Barry a derrota G. Croes den tres roi.
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algun second promer cu e fin di tercer y ultimo round Den e
pelea, E. Simmons a tuma revanche contra un derrota anterior
bati Vincent Mardenborough den un pelea di revanche.
ALL FIGHTERS are weighed and given physical examinations before
they are allowed to fight. LSPB Chairman M. Reyes presented prizes to
the amateur boxing victors. NEW ARRIVALS
TUR BOXEADORNAN ta worde pisa y dungi un examen medico promer
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Buying new furniture can be a bit overwhelming and the fear of failure can be crippling when it comes to making decisions on that new living or dining set. One
of the things we pride ourselves on at Homecrafters is that we are more interested in you enjoying your new furniture than we are in just selling you something. To try and help avoid some of the pitfalls of buying new furnishings we thought we would put out a few tips this month to help make the whole shopping experience easier.
The motto of the Boy Scouts is "Be Prepared" and it's a good motto for life in general but for furniture shopping it's a great motto. Before you hit the streets and spend your valuable time finding just the right pieces for that room doing a little prep work will save you a lot of time and frustration. It helps to have the DUMBs.
- Decor
- Use
- Measurements
- Budget
The space you're about to fill may already have a look you like and you want to kick it up a notch. If that's the case, take pictures and make a design collection of colors (pillows, paint samples, drawers, stain samples) that you can tote to the store so that you and your sales person can have something solid to go on when it comes to selecting
the styles and colors that will work best in the room.
This one gets forgotten a lot and it's really critical. Take a few minutes to consider the room. What is this space going to be used for? Who is going to be using it? How will
they use it? If this is a family room area where everyone chills in front the TV you are probably going to go with a different seating style than you would in a more formal living room where you visit and entertain other adults. Do you have pets that frequent this room? Does it get a lot of sunlight? What are the traffic patterns for this room? Is it connected directly to the outdoors? If it is then is tracking in debris from outside an issue? Jot down a few notes you can bring with you so that you don't caught up in the moment and overlook a key use issue which might not work so well with the furniture you are looking at.
So many times people come in to purchase a sofa or dining table and they realize that there are an awful lot of sizes of sofas and dining tables and they really aren't sure how big or small the piece or pieces they need to be.
Make a rough sketch of the shape of the room and then take your measurements and place them on the sketch. Remember to include the measurements for doorways, windows, fireplaces, and any other non-moveable features of the room. Don't forget to include the location of any heat registers or baseboard heating units.
Why measure the whole room? If you just know the dimension of the piece you want to replace you may miss out on the chance to benefit from rearranging the room. Sometimes a little rearranging of the space can not only give it a whole new look but make traffic patterns better and allow you to fit in the seating you need where the old layout just didn't allow for it.
Have a budget in mind. We realize you don't shop for furniture everyday and so you may not be sure how much you should spend that's where the internet comes in. You'll notice we put prices on our products on our website because we want you to have an idea about what you can expect to spend. Browse the world wide web and see if you find a style and size that you like and note the pricing. Please keep in mind when you gather your pricing information that you usually get what you pay and sometimes you get less. So when you see a $395 sofa that looks just like a $995 sofa, there's usually a really good reason for that.
Now that you've gotten the DUMB stuff out of the way come on in and let's see what we can do to help make your new furniture investment as fun and easy as possible.
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Wednesday, September 14, 2016
My Favorite Photos: Summer 2016 at Wendy's
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My favorite at Wendy's is the spicy chicken sandwich. Also like the baked potato.ReplyDelete
The closest one to us is about 30 miles away.
I haven't been to Wendy's in awhile but their food is good. I like your frosty.ReplyDelete
My gosh...it's been ages since I went to Wendy's!ReplyDelete
Those fries are making me hungry!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2016 at 7:12 PM
mmm the FrostyReplyDelete
I love their Frosty drinks! Only the vanilla ones though.ReplyDelete
It's called 4 for $5 in Hawaii. We just had their salads today along with our Frosty tag and free senior drink.ReplyDelete
The best thing ever is to dip fries in the Frosty. OMG I seriously crave that sometimes.ReplyDelete
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Wow, that vanilla frosty looks so tasty. It made me want an ice cream!ReplyDelete
I've never tried nuggets, even not sure if I can buy it in my town.
i love their frosty, i always get chocolate!!!ReplyDelete
She looks happy !!ReplyDelete
When 2 of my grandsons were little, we liked going there and getting the milkshakes and orders of fries...so good togetherReplyDelete
What a great smile from Daisy ...ReplyDelete
All the best Jan
Just looking at that Frostie gave me a brain freeze! LOL Daisy has such a beautiful smile!ReplyDelete


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Once we'd decided on a dress, picked out colors, and ordered them, I started the hunt for ties that would match the ladies dresses. And to be honest this was pretty easy! It only took me a couple of websites until I came across The Tie Bar. They have sooooo many ties on there and you can search by color, style, pattern, and so on!
And the best parts? Their ties cost just $15 (except if you want the extra length ones)! And the ties I bought are 100% woven silk! And they have flat rate shipping!
Once I'd placed my order I was contacted within 20 mins or so by one of their customer service staff letting me know that they only had one of the aqua ties in stock but would be getting some within the next 2 weeks, and would it be ok to wait till then to ship my order all together. So although I have yet to receive my order, I am still excited about it! I ordered the Herringbone ties cause I liked the texture and Mr. Milk approved.


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Hockessin Real Estate And Information
Hockessin Real Estate And Information
The name Hockessin may have been derived from the Lenape Indian word "hokesa" meaning "pieces of bark" or from a misspelling of "occasion" as pronounced by the Quakers who settled the area. Hockessin traces its roots back to 1688. The first Roman Catholic Church in Delaware was located in Hockessin. Missionary priests from Maryland established the Coffee Run Mission in 1790. There are many properties registered on National Register of Historic Places in Hockessin. Hockessin was not much more than a crossroad until the late 1980's when it became very popular. Since 1990 the population has tripled. Growing up in the area I can remember homes along Valley Road that did not even have indoor plumbing! Now it is a vibrant area known for high quality of life and a diverse community. The median household income is $100,880 in the 2000 census.. National organizations routinely tout Hockessin as one of the nicest areas it Delaware to live. The Hockessin real estate area is identified as zip code 19707. Some of the area attractions include:
Hockessin Neighborhood Links
Bella Vista
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Hockessin Valley Falls
Mendenhall Village
Ramsey Ridge
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Hockessin Amenities
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Oh, ho, ho. Here's the ugliest little USB desk ornament I've seen to date. Of course, I celebrate the Festival of Lights, but I can still comment on tacky snowmen with pink hat-and-scarf combos. However, if it does float your boat, the snowman actually flashes different colors and the Christmas tree plays a nice holiday tune to annoy just about everyone around you. Just $10 and you too can join in the holiday cheer.
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Twitter Goes Head Over Heels for Meek Mill's 'Dreamchasers 3' Mixtape
We looked and couldn't find one negative thing said on Twiitter about Meek Mill's new mixtape Dreamchasers 3. At first, we were just looking for something witty fans had to say about the 16-track project, but quickly it became apparent that the only thing anyone had to say about the mixtape was that it should have been an actual album. Even Mill was quick to tweet, "Gave away a free album ...for the fans!"
Dreamchasers 3 shut down the mixtape hosting site Datpiff and within hours had already viewed some 4 million times. From the comments, the fan favorite is the Lil Snupe skit and track. Meek Mill also promises some special features for tomorrow. Download Dreamchasers 3 here. Check out what fans have to say about Meek Mill's Dreamchasers 3 mixtape in the gallery that follows.
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Our pioneering, child-centred campus includes a host of state-of-the-art science and technology resources and facilities to ensure that our students can fully embrace 21st century learning and prepare themselves for their future roles, whatever they may be.
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33105 / 43436 Adverts
Country House Detached, 1 floor, separate entrance, in a property
from $79/Night (rates)
12 people 6 adults, 6 kids
4 bedrooms
7 roomsLiveable floor area : 1,076 Sq.ft.
Ground surface : 5,400 Sq.ft.
4 bedrooms
7 roomsLiveable floor area : 1,076 Sq.ft.
Ground surface : 5,400 Sq.ft.
- View : Country side, garden/park, forest
- Kids welcome
- Setting : Natural, Pleasant
- Forest at 0.3mi.
- Horse riding, Fishing
- Pets friendly
- Exposure : South
Touristic region : discover Basse Marche
Advert No. 62251
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Contact by phone
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For safety and quality control reasons, we strongly recommend to contact the owner through IHA Holiday Ads.
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FermetteAdvert 62251Crozant - Creuse - France
Advert details 62251
Assets House
Advantages : Darts, ping-pong table, 4 bike(s)
Interior Country House with View: country side, garden/park, forest
Receive up to : 12 person(s) (6 adults, 6 kids)
Liveable floor area : 1,076 Sq.ft.
Interior layout : 7 Room(s), 4 bedroom(s), 1 bathroom, 1 shower room, 2 toilets, living room 345 Sq.ft., sitting room 215 Sq.ft., separate kitchen, dining room, dining area, tv den
Sleeps - bed(s) : 4 full bed(s), 4 twin bed(s)
Guest facilities : T.V., hi-fi system, vcr, board games, book collection, wardrobe, cupboard, Hanging wardrobe
Appliances : Crockery/flatware, kitchen utensils, cafetiere, electric kettle, toaster, food processor, gaz stove, oven, refridgerator, deep freeze, dish washer, washing machine, vacuum cleaner
Exterior Vacation rental in Setting: natural, pleasant
Ground surface : 5,400 Sq.ft.
Outside accommodation : Terrace 2,150 Sq.ft.
Outside setting : Yard 2,150 Sq.ft.
Outside amenities : BBQ, yard table(s), yard seat(s), yard seated area, 2 chaise(s) longue(s), child's swing
Rates Calendar Availability Vacation rental in Crozant
Seasons & Availability Country House in Crozant
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Season Night Weekend week 2 weeks Month
Low season - $303*$550* - -
Mid season - $303*$550* Sat - -
High season - $303*$550* Sat - -
Festive specials - - - - -
Promotional period - - - - -
ServiceFrequencyIncluded / SuppliedSupplementRates
Single family home
Cleaning on departure$22
For your guidance
Information :
Kids welcome
Pets friendly
Booking conditions
Reservation :
Payment made upon reservation : 25% of rental sum
Payment balance : 1 week before the stay
rentals :
Service charges included
Day tax included
Cleaning charge levy on departure : $22*
Anticipated supplement for : baby, animals
Accepted methods of payment :
Leisure, Surroundings, Location Home 62251
Specific activities on site or less than 3 miles :
HORSE RIDING Creuse
FISHING Limousin
Leisure activities less than 12 miles : Bathing, pedalo, banana boat, water skiing, canoeing, riding school, horse trecking, fishing, pétanque field
Attractions and relaxation : Restaurant, exhibition center, thalassotherapy center
SurroundingsCountryside - Creuse
Locality :
Sandy beach at 6mi.
Watersports centre at 6mi.
River at 1.85mi.
Lake at 6mi.
Forest at 0.3mi.
Amenities :
Village center at 1.85mi.
Breadstore at 1.85mi.
Local stores at 1.85mi.
Supermarket at 6mi.
Drugstore at 6mi.
Doctor at 6mi.
Location AccessHouse Crozant
23160 CrozantLimousin
GPS coordinates of the city
Latitude 46°23'35.052"N
Longitude 1°37'14.772"E
Access routes Vacation rental 62251
at 12.5mi. / 15min.
Freeway (exit) A20 - sortie 21 ou 20
Éguzon Chantôme, Indre, Centre region (France), France
at 4.5mi. / 10min.
Railroad station Saint-Sébastien
Saint Sébastien, Creuse, Limousin, France
Cities close by
Dun le Palestel (6mi.)
Éguzon Chantôme (6mi.)
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Google Assistant hidden Features | Tips and Tricks | Secret Features:
Google Assistant is a One of the powerful tool in our smartphone. Most of the people don't know what-what things Google Assitant can do. Personal Voice assistant is very fast, effective and works poperl0y. Today I will show you all Full functionality, hidden features and Tips, and Tricks of Google Assistant.
1) Unique way to Unlock Your Smartphone:
Most of the persons unlock over smartphone with Fingerprint, PIN, Pattern, Password, Iris and Face Look but all these are the very common way to unlocking the smartphone. But with Google Assistant you will unlock smartphone with "VOICE".Don't worry your smartphone is Unlocked only with your VOICE, not with others.
How to Enable it: STEP 1: Go to setting >> Lock and security >> Enable the Smart Lock >> After done these settings >> You just Say "OKAY GOOGLE" your will be Unlocked.
How to Enable it: STEP 2: Say "Ok Google" >> On the top right side >> Three Dot's icon >> CLICK on it >> Enable the TRUSTED VOICE option.
2) Google Remembers:
Most of times peoples are forgetting our important works, Activities and more other this for examples:
– Sometimes we have put our car keys in our bag and we forget it.
– Sometimes we forget our ID proofs where I was put them?
Google Assitant is always remembered these things, You Just "OK Google" and Say "Remember that the car keys are in my Bag"
When You asked the Google Assistant where is my Car Keys, It remembers you, your car keys in your bag. You Will set anything.
Google Pixel Buds: It's also Working on Google Assistant Command [CLICK HERE FOR READ ABOUT IT]
3) Google Assistant: Show to all SMS messages or Read Unread SMS :
No Need to touch your smartphone, You just say "OK GOOGLE", Show me unread SMS messages and you will also be said that read this SMS Messages, Google Assistant start reading your selected SMS messages OR if you want to reply the SMS messages, you just say "REPLY" and Google assistant start listening to your voice and write the SMS messages and send it to the sender.
4) Google Assistant: Show you your emails:
Instruction: Assistant only show that email which is connected to your Google Assistant settings. For Check out the emails no need to touch your phone, you Just say "OK GOOGLE" says assistant show me my email with using Gmail app.
Assistant show you, your emails.
5) How to setting up Google Assistant, According to you:
How to Set up: Say "OK Google" on the top right side >> CLICK On Three Dots icon >> CLICK on the settings >> Tapping on My Day >> Set it up , according to your needs.
6) Taking a selfie, Without pressing any button:
You just "OK GOOGLE" and tell to Assistant taking the selfie. Your Camera is automatically opened and Before taking Google Assistant start Seconds Timer and Don't forget the Smile 🙂
7) Google Assistant Some Unique Features List:
– Say Assistant to Post this Pictures, Lines or Location on facebook wall.
– Say, Assistant, today is my Birthday : Assistant find out all your Name Birthday Pictures.
– Say Assistant to Translate from Any language to any language.
8) Google Assistant Control on everything:
– Say "Ok Google" Set up screen brightness on 50%, Assistant automatically adjust it.
– Say "Ok Google" Turn On/Off the WIFI.
– Say "Ok Google" Turn On/Off the Bluetooth.
– Say "Ok Google" Turn On/Off the Location.
– Say "Ok Google" Turn On/Off the Flash.
– Say "Ok Google" Turn On/Off the Mobile Hotspot.
Google Assistant have Control on the all toogles Options.
9) Set Up Google Map Navigations :
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Table of ContentsLaboratory directors | Operational responsibilities | Proficiency testing | Personnel | General responsibilities | Delegation | Tips | Joint Commission compliance tools | Additional references
Cite this page: Olea S. Lab Administration - Lab Director - General. PathologyOutlines.com website. http://www.pathologyoutlines.com/topic/managementlabdirectgeneral.html. Accessed December 13th, 2019.
Laboratory directors
- Responsible for:
- The overall operation and administration of the laboratory
- Employment of personnel who are competent to perform test procedures
- Recording and reporting test results promptly, accurately, and proficiently
- Assuming compliance with the regulations
Operational responsibilities
- Testing systems provide quality laboratory services, both existing and new
- Physical plant and environment conditions are appropriate size, contain required components and are safe
- Test methodologies provide the quality of results required for patient care
- Verification procedures are adequate to determine accuracy, precision, and other pertinent performance characteristics of the method
- QC and Quality Assurance programs are established, documented and maintained
- Establish and maintain acceptable levels of analytic performance for each test
- All remedial actions are taken and documented
- Test reports include pertinent information required for interpretation
- Consultation is available
- Current, approved procedure manual is available
- Specify in writing the responsibilities of each consultant, supervisor, and person engaged in the performance of the pre-analytic, analytic, and post analytic phases of testing
- Identifies which procedures they are authorized to perform, including competency assessment
- Whether supervision is required for processing, test performance, or result reporting
- Whether consultant, supervisor, or director review is required prior to reporting patient test results
- General Supervisor provides on-site supervision of high complexity test performance by qualified testing personnel as required by CLIA
Proficiency testing
- Enrolled in a CLIA approved PT program for all regulated analytes
- PT samples are tested as required under CLIA regulations Part 493, subpart H
- Results are returned within the timeframe established by the PT provider
- Reports are reviewed by appropriate staff to evaluate performance and to identify any problems that require corrective action
- The approved corrective action plan is followed when results are unacceptable or unsatisfactory
- Includes educational challenges and ungraded results
- Perform test methods as required for accurate and reliable results
- Provides a sufficient number of lab personnel with appropriate education and experience or training
- Prior to testing patient specimens, all personnel have the following:
- Education and experience
- Appropriate training
- Demonstrated proficiency of all testing operations
- Test methods performed as required for accurate and reliable results
General responsibilities
- If qualifications are met per regulations, the same person can be the Technical Supervisor, General Supervisor, Technical Consultant, Clinical Consultant, and Testing Personnel
- No limit to number of roles
- Recommended to designate qualified personnel in above categories regardless of title to ensure redundancy
- Must be accessible to the lab to provide onsite, telephone, or electronic consultation as needed or required
- If the testing is being performed under your CLIA certificate, then you are responsible (includes POCT, Blood Gases)
- May direct no more than 5 labs per regulations
- The Laboratory Director still remains responsible for ensuring all duties are properly performed even when delegated
- Duties must be delegated to qualified individuals:
- Technical Consultant
- Technical or General Supervisor
- Clinical Consultant
- These can also be delegated:
- New Hires - Completed orientation and have demonstrated competency
- Assessing competency of existing employees
- Review of PT report
- Quality Control review and Quality Assurance Programs
- Process Improvement
- Method Validations
- Correlations
- Calibration Verification
- Once every two year policy and procedure review
- CANNOT delegate approval of new and revised procedures
- Document delegation in writing
- Complete a laboratory-wide organization chart and show qualified roles on chart
- Use the resources provided by your accrediting organization to document personnel
Joint Commission compliance tools
- Leading Practice Library
- Procedures shared by other laboratories and hospitals
- Standards FAQS on website
- Online Question options for Standards (see below)
- Lab Central Connect™
- Portal for test menu, personnel, and other compliance information
Additional references
- Standards Online Question Form, Standards Interpretation Group at 630-792-5900, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Central Time


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Plenty of folks have written on Critical Mass and its role in transforming society. I haven't ridden in Critical Mass in too many places – Chicago in '04 and '05 (absolutely phenomenal – bikes as far as you could see), NYC in '08 (well, we didn't actually ride… because there were about 30 cops and ten cyclists in Union Square with us), Austin '09 (Austin gets more riders on the Thursday Social Ride than on Critical Mass) – but even my small trajectory reflects the decline of Critical Mass' political power over the past decade. I'm torn. Either Mass is being dismantled because it threatens to upset the dominant social order, or it's being dismantled from within because it's already served its useful purpose and gotten bikes on the map. Portland and NYC (both represented below) tell very different stories.
Either way, here are a few interesting sources on Critical Mass.
Carlsson, Chris, ed. Critical Mass: Bicycling's Defiant Celebration. Oakland, CA: AK Press, 2002: AK is an anarchist press, which is rather fitting for a whole book on an anarchist event. Though Carlsson is described elsewhere as the founder of Critical Mass, in true anarchist fashion he totally denies any association beyond collecting, compiling, and publishing the dozens of short essays that make up this volume. Critical Mass is a once-a-month spontaneous cycling event where cyclists in cities all over the world band together and ride en masse through city streets during Friday rush hour. As an anarchist event, it has no leader, founder, set route, or set meaning, and though the many Massers who contributed essays to this book all agree that it has something to do with a lot of people bicycling at the same time in the same place, very few agree as to why they are doing it. This lack of agreement makes for a fascinating volume written by people of all levels of literacy, humor, and philosophical engagement and provides a lot of food for thought as to the relationship between riding/writing and doing/speaking. (Check out some other stuff on Carlsson and Critical Mass here.)
Lynn, Andrew, Elizabeth Press, and Chris Ryan. "Still We Ride." United States: In Tandem Productions, 2005: Still We Ride is a film made by the NYC activist organization TimesUp! that documents the police crackdown on the Critical Mass ride during the 2004 Republican National Convention. It is obviously biased toward showing that cyclists are not considered "traffic," and at times those being documented seem to be actively provoking the police, but both the bias and the obvious acts of police brutality (beating cyclists, seizing bikes, etc.) make a compelling argument for how difficult it is to be a transportation minority in a car culture. Made just six years ago, it also serves as a historical record of a car-dominant society in an increasingly multi-modal culture: just this fall, 80 of the 240 cyclists arrested that night were awarded a multi-million dollar settlement from the New York City government.
Furness, Zack. "Critical Mass, Urban Space and Velomobility." Mobilities 2, no. 2 (2007): 299-319: This article focuses on the spatial politics of Critical Mass. Using the Situationists, a 1950s group that attempted to revolutionize society by temporarily appropriating spaces and transforming them through spontaneous performative critique, he characterizes Critical Mass as a performative critique of car culture.
Sano, Rev Phil, and Joe Biel. "A Post-Critical Mass Portland: Living in a Post-Revolutionary Bicycle Age." United States: Microcosm Publishing, 2009: This short video examines the reasons why Critical Mass in Portland no longer has the revolutionary (velorutionary) power it had in the early 2000s. Its conclusion that Portland would rather spend thousands of dollars silencing Critical Mass than allow traffic to be impeded is similar to the TimesUp! argument in "Still We Ride," but with an important caveat: unlike New York, Portland has been named the most Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists for several years and boasts not only hundreds of miles of bike friendly infrastructure but a significant modal split and a thriving bike culture and bike industry. Though the filmmakers do not suggest this, the end of Critical Mass in Portland may mean a silencing of cyclists, but it may also indicate that Critical Mass has served its purpose and made its voice heard, and that it was in its death throes, anyway.


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Once again, as I drove to photograph the sunrise over Santa Clarita, I could see the color beginning to blast across the clouds. I snapped the photo above the moment I got to a decent spot. I then repositioned my camera and changed a setting to lighten up the scene for the series of shots that made the panorama below. In those few seconds, the color had already begun to recede. And it never came back. Ninety percent of photography success is showing up… on time.
If there are multiple photos in this post, the following EXIF data is for the first photo only:
- Aperture: ƒ/6.3
- Camera: ILCE-7RM2
- Exposure bias: -1EV
- Flash fired: no
- Focal length: 28mm
- Shutter speed: 1.3s


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I've never been a particular girly girl. I mean, I can count the number of times I've had my nails done on one hand, but I have always had an obsession with one girly thing; shoes. It must have stemmed from dressing up in my mums heels when I was younger (I even cracked my spine once from walking on the wall in our garden in them). So, when I heard there was going to be a Louboutin exhibition at the Design Museum I booked my tickets straight away...
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Out little man is very nearly 6 months! If the next 6 months go as quickly as the past 6 have, it will be Christmas before I know it! He weighs over 20lbs now and is in the 90th centile for height and weight! (Why am I surprsed though, look at the size of Mike and I). He ahs starte on solid foods now and it is so fun to see his reaction to things and though it feels like you are constantly feeding him, I am quite enjoying it.
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Family U have had a lot of adventures out and about recently... We went to Kew Gardens (on quite an unfortunately miserable day)
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A few weeks ago I popped along to Lush Sheffield, on Fargate. I am always excited by Lush's Christmas range so I was hoping that I would get to discover a few more new favourites. I already stock up on Snow Fairy and Rose Jam so I can enjoy this long into February.
I was not disappointed by the Christmas products on show, it was Snow Fairy, Rose Jam, Christmas-y bath bombs galore. It was a nice shopping experience in the store when there were just Bloggers, as there was none of the usual hustle and bustle of Christmas shopping.
My first Lush station was the Gifts, if you haven't already seen the gifts that Lush sell you need to, because they are so beautifully wrapped and the products are carefully put together as little sets. There were so many gifts that I hope are going to be in my stocking on Christmas morning, but I was almost flabbergasted at the WOW gift, it really does make you say WOW. It is huge and packed full with thirty-six Lush products, you must have been really good this year to receive this from Santa.
We then learnt about all the Christmas bath bombs and bars. My favourite from last year is Golden Wonder, I won't give you any spoilers but it is full of so many surprises. We then got to see a demonstration of Golden Wonder and people were swooning all over it, and I know why. We then all got the chance to make out very own Butterbear, I love this as it was great to see how and what goes into each one.
The next station was skincare, this is where we talked about our skin products and got to test out a few on our hands to see if we liked the texture and the feel on our skins. I have already brought a few of these so it was good to test out Cranberry and as soon as I polish off Catastrophe Cosmetic I will be going back to buy this. I loved how bright this left my skin and how hydrating this looked so I can't wait to test this out.
Finally was haircare, I have talked a lot about haircare and after trying and testing many hair products I still haven't found the one. I spoke about my dry ends and how snappy my hair has become and I was recommended Hair Custard, I know Custard??? I have already blogged about this as I am in love with how my hair has looked and felt since using this and I have had people commenting on how long my hair is, so it really has been bringing my hair back into shape, so thank you Lush.
After being treated with mulled wine and Macaroons all night, we were then gifted with a fairly humongous goodie bag. Which, due to the crappy weather, did end up rolling around the bus on the way home as my bag spilt so I did need to rescue a few stray products, but I was genuinely shocked with the number of products it contained. Inside was R and B Hair Moisturiser, Jasmine and Henna fluff - Ease Hair Treatment, Nine to Five cleansing lotion, First Snow Dusting Powder, My handmade Butterbear, Mask of magnaminty, Love and Light Hand Cream, Catastrophe Cosmetic and a sample of Magical Morgina.


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黑 鳥 Musings on contemporary art issues. Graffiti, street culture, urban painting, new media art, Second Life, blogging, internet resources, music, film, video & anything else that comes up. London Edition.
31 August 2006
chalk the walk - sydney
From Thursday 21 September to Sunday 24 September
artists from around Australia and Overseas will gather on Sydney's Pyrmont Bridge to take part the 2nd annual
Chalk The Walk Pavement Art Festival.
Earthdance 2006
On the weekend of September 16, 2006 nearly a half a million world citizens in over 50 countries will join together in venues across the world from large-scale festivals, concert halls and clubs, to city parks, community halls, backyards, living rooms and online for the 10th Annual Earthdance Peace Celebration.
Alice Springs
Darwin (email)
Den Bosch
30 August 2006
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august 2006 subject index
I don't look like this
may subject index
JUNE subject index
july subject index
august subject index
street art
street signs
Street art - Slovenia
Guerrilla Postering and Etiquette Guide
Write4Gold South Africa 2006
placement - yatu sabes
lost posters
Iran Graffiti
Illegal Art Show
posters in the Netherlands
gender ads
Shameless - Canada
street art battle - amsterdam
street art battle - pics
street art battle - winner
brouwersgracht III
gal0 - amsterdam
morcky - amsterdam
bfreeone - amsterdam
LASER 3.14 - interview
Robodock Festival - Amsterdam
Australia - TV
Australian Comedy films
blank_generation - sydney
Digital Media and Film - News - aus
Australian University art depts
Triple J on TV
The Chicago Women's Graphics Collective
Welcome to #404
Guerrilla Girls
paper at pica / Kate Cotching
Gui - brazil
Roadsworth - Montreal
Adi Weizmann Aharoni
Digital Art Festival Rosario/Argentina
office humour
Brücke Museum returns painting
distributed audio sculpture California
call - street women
call - Digital Fringe - Melbourne
call stencil/graffiti artists - brisbane
the feminisation of the world
The Shark
latin am - vide0 links
Street art - Slovenia
The International Centre of Graphic Arts (MGLC)
MGLC, Grad Tivoli
Pod Turnom 3, 1000 Ljubljana
Street art
Street art - medijsko obvestilo
Predstavitve sodelujočih avtorjev
Ulice govorijo
Ljubljana 2005 - fotografija
Stensili, posterji in stikerji / Low-Tech re-akcija!
15. 3.-14. 5. 2006
Na razstavi sodelujejo: M-city, Poljska, Flying Fortress, Nemčija, Space Invader, Francija, The London Police, Nizozemska, Filjio in Kenova, Hrvaška, ter slovenski avtorji Zek advance, Ioke42, Tacek, Rone 84, Sektion 1.3, Lele, Ratt One, Ash in Skrana.
29 August 2006
posters in the Netherlands
International Institute of Social History
This guide offers a survey of the image and sound collections held by the IISH, including some 250.000 photos and 138.000 negatives.
The institute holds one of the largest collections of posters in the Netherlands (ca. 118.200) and stores several hundred banners.
In addition, the collections include a considerable number of films (ca. 2500) and videos (ca. 4000), as well as several thousand sound tapes and gramophone records.
This is a selection of 145 political posters, famous masterpieces as well as equally beautiful but unknown examples drawn from the collection of the International Institute of Social History in Amsterdam.
This page provides an overview of women's and gender history projects at the International Institute of Social History (IISH)
street art battle - winner
"de spuitbus is machtiger dan het zwaard!"[the spraycan is mightier than the sword]
"From Mike Clark comes this "How'd They Do That?" animation. The wall was painted by Faith71, Hetzer, and Mke on Faith71's roof terrace. "
27 August 2006
Australia - TV
The Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) is Australia's multicultural and multilingual public broadcaster. SBS is unique. Its radio and television services broadcast in more languages than any other network in the world. Programs in more than 60 languages are broadcast on SBS Television, and Online, SBS New Media provides text and audio-on-demand services in more than 50 languages.
Every hour, SBS Radio broadcasts in a different language, and from one program to the next, SBS Television provides extraordinary insights into the world's cultures and Australia's ethnic diversity. Together, they contribute to the cross-cultural understanding of all Australians - linguistically, sociologically and culturally.
SBS Television is watched by more than seven million Australians each week. What they see is a unique mix of Australian-produced and international programs drawn from over 400 national and international sources. Programs in languages other than English - which comprise more than half the SBS Television schedule - are accessible to all viewers through SBS-produced English language subtitles.
SBS Online provides text and video services as well as audio-on-demand in 68 languages, making it the most linguistically diverse website in the world. The online service extends and enhances SBS Television and Radio programming and generates original content, including comprehensive Australian and international news reports, innovative youth programming and one of Australia's most comprehensive soccer web sites. SBS celebrates difference and promotes understanding. It gives Australians access to other cultures and languages, and targets prejudice, racism and discrimination through creative and quality programming that is inclusive and diverse. SBS is the voice and the vision of multicultural Australia.
SBS Radio (68 languages)
Sixty-eight languages are spoken on SBS Radio. Every hour, SBS Radio broadcasts in a different language. SBS Radio, the world's most linguistically diverse broadcaster, reaches across the major languages spoken in Australia. It produces more than 13,500 hours of language-specific programs each year, in English and more than 60 other languages. Since 1975, SBS Radio has expanded its service from a single AM station in Sydney and Melbourne, to a five signal network that's available in all capital cities and key regional centres.
SBS Podcasting
SBS - World News
ABC - Podcasting
ABC program websites - listing
ABC broadband home
ABC broadband entertainmant listing
ABC - Chaser (news satire)
ABC Comedy Kitchen
ABC Kids -
ABC Media Watch - (media criticism)
ABC News -
ABC Business Bulletin -
ABC Sport Sport Report -
JJJ - this sporting life - sport satire with Roy & HG
ABC rage.. music TV on demand - updated weekly
playlists (published friday afternoons oz time)
TripleJ Radio
ABC Arts online
NineMSN (AUS) -
yahoo7 - channel7 + Yahoo
Roo TV - video clips by category
gender ads
Gender Ads.com was begun a number of years ago to provide gender studies educators and students with a resource for analyzing the advertising images that relate to gender.
Its founder, Dr. Scott A. Lukas, had produced a PowerPoint that focused on gender and advertising, and because students had requested copies of the presentation, he decided to produce a website to host the images and interpretations.
Since the PowerPoint was produced with 100 images, the website has grown to over 2,500 advertising images, and it is one of the largest collections of gender-related advertising materials on the Internet.
Background: A popular theme in both advertising and mainstream movies is of the male as a decision-maker and the female as a passive, uninvolved body (cf. Culley and Bennett 1976).
Even in mainstream magazines, advertising rarely depicts women in other roles (Sexton and Haberman 1974).
Advertising is capricious, and in some cases particular depictions of men and women have shifted over the years. An example of this trend occurred in 1970s ads where the stereotypical objectified images of women were supplanted in part by images of women in business and executive settings.
However, as two authors argue, such representations have ultimately faded away to the more traditional depictions of women as sex objects (Benokraitis and Feagin 1995:28).
Background: "In spite of the inferior role which men assign to them, women are the privileged objects of their aggression," this the telling quote offered by Simone de Beauvoir (in Kaufman 1995:17) that establishes one of the essential problems in patriarchal societies—men commit violence against women.
The connection between masculinity and violence has been considered in a number of significant studies of popular culture (Gibson 1994; Ewing 1995; Kaufman 1995).
Kaufman suggests that the substitution of violence for desire is a predominant aspect of the construction of masculinity (1995:13), Benokraitis and Feagin suggest that advertising often connects sexuality with aggression or violence against women (1995:61), while Wolf (1991:133) discusses "beauty sadomasochism"—the prevalence of violence and sex in many ads.
Shameless - Canada
It's a fresh alternative to typical teen magazines, for girls who know there's more to life than makeup and diet tips.
Packed with articles about arts, culture and current events, Shameless reaches out to readers who are often ignored by mainstream media: freethinkers, queer youth, young women of colour, punk rockers, feminists, intellectuals, artists, activists — people just like you!
We tackle teen life with wit and wisdom.
The Chicago Women's Graphics Collective
The Chicago Women's Graphics Collective was organized in 1970 to create posters for the growing women's liberation movement.
The Women's Graphics Collective used silkscreen to create large brilliantly colored prints in large quantities on a low budget. Later the group used offset printing for the more popular posters.
The founders of the Graphics Collective wanted their new feminist art to be a collective process in order to set it apart from the male-dominated Western art culture.
Each poster was created by a committee of 2 to 4 women led by the artist/designer.
Thousands of posters were sold all over the world until the Graphics Collective dissolved in 1983.
Browse Graphics Collective Posters by Thumbnail
The Chicago Women's Graphics Collective (1972)
The Chicago Women's Graphics Collective (1974)
The Chicago Women's Graphics Collective (sometime after 1975)
Robodock Festival - Amsterdam
The 9th edition of the Robodock Festival will be at the NDSM-wharf in Amsterdam-Noord.
It will take place from 20 till 23th of september 2006.
The theme of this festival edition is alchemy. This will be the leading thread within the program and a source of inspiration for the participating artists.
Robodock is a unique international festival with a main core of technology, spectacle theatre, multi-media and industrial installations.
In cooperation with artists, technology students and theatre makers the festival is styled by re-using scrap and other industrial left-overs. Nowadays Robodock has an important international workshop-function.
The festival shows unpredictable combinations of different disciplines and bizar theatral applications, of which fire and steel are important elements. No disciplines are excluded: theatre, plastic arts, music, dance, film, multimedia, acrobatics, technical experiments, deejays.
With a surprising and renewing program Robodock shows four days 'state of the art' - projects that have no like in Europe and that are specially developed for and by the Robodock Festival. On every day of the festival there will be a different program.
Theme of 2006: Alchemy
Alchemy is the old secret science that, by using the 'philosopher's stone', aimed at brewing a life-elixer out of precious metals. In 2006 Robodock will research the question wheter this science is still actual in our modern times. Do modern technologies contain a life-elixer?
Alchemy not only is a inspiring theme. It is also a theme that touches the search in our present society to spirituality, mysticism, symbolism and religion. Functioning as a experimental platform Robodock will become a alchemist laboratory. These are the corners of our focus this year.
26 August 2006
street art battle - pics
all artists will get their own wall and will proceed to work towards each other, creating one big masterpiece in the process.
Art Gallery and Hangout Chiellerie
Raamgracht 58
Opening: August 25 at 17:00
August 26 & 27 from 12:00 til 21:00
24 August 2006
call - street women
Where are the women?
[these women are from wolf and pack]
this is a list of female graffiti artists from
Dani (klub7)
Lady Fire
Mademoiselle Kat
Me love
Miss Van
Sista Risca
Its not a very long list.=====================
In some ways I was pleased to see the announcement from Wooster that there is a new book about to be released.
"We're pleased to learn that Nicholas Ganz's new book, Graffiti Women, is set to come out in November. Haven't seen it yet, but if it's half as good as his last book, Graffiti World, we're in for a treat. It's good to see that someone has finally put together what looks to be like the definitive book on an amazing group of woman who are central to the graffiti and street are movement. Can't wait to see it."
0n the other hand, this raises the question of why it is necessary to have a seperate publication for women in the first place?
If these women artists are of equal ability/quality/whatever to their male counterparts; then their work will be equally displayed alongside the blokes, wont it?
0r will it?
Is it true that the mainstream publications about street art are filled with male art so that the women have to publish a separate book?
[can someone email me the breakdown from the book graffiti world? number of artists by gender - and any other graffiti books - lets do a survey]
What are the women doing about this? If street art is about rebellion and politics, where are the graffiti feminists?
If you are a woman street artist we want to hear about your work.
Please use the comments at the foot of this post, to add an URL.
0therwise you can email me at
blakkbyrd AT yahoo.com.au


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Hi, hey, and hello! So sorry to miss Wear It Wednesday on its usual day. I got in super late last night from work in NYC and decided to postpone the post until today. I'm finally back home in Virginia and had the MOST wonderful trip! It was amazing to be surrounded by entrepreneurs and lots incredible companies. If you didn't know, I was in New York City from last Saturday until yesterday, working with grace + hudson jewelry at the NY Now trade show. I haven't been to the city in years and we even saw the bachelor (yes, Arie) at the pizza joint where we ate in Time Square!
Photography: Cricket Maiden
Since it's almost Valentine's Day, I wanted to share a cute casual Vday look you can easily recreate with this amazing pink peplum tee (only $29). I saw this top online and loved it. Then I saw someone on Instagram wearing it and I KNEW I had to have it! The color online and in person is quite different though. It's a really bright pink, but honestly, I like it even better. The shape is probably my favorite part - it looks fab with a high-waist pair of skinnies like the ones I have on. Btw these are AH-mazing for my petite ladies as they have a 26-inch inseam. They are also great for long-legged beauties too, but would def be a crop as they are designated online.
My sparkly mules are a recent purchase and under $23. I saw them and my eye literally lit up! And even better, they are actually comfortable (I bought tts). You can obviously dress them up too with a fancier Valentine's Day outfit if you don't want to wear heels or pumps. Online they look more silver than sparkle, but trust me they sparkle! And from what I've experienced, the sparkles don't fall off. I added some dainty jewelry, including fun tiered ball earrings, and called it a day.
I plan on wearing this outfit next week while I go to my Valentine's spa day!


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Michael Jackson Death Case Assigned to New Judge
The involuntary manslaughter case against Michael Jackson's cardiologist has been assigned to a new judge in a brief proceeding in Los Angeles.
Dr. Conrad Murray, his attorneys and prosecutors assembled Monday before Supervising Superior Court Judge Peter Espinoza, who quickly assigned the case to Judge Michael Pastor and sent them to his courtroom.
Issues awaiting the new judge include setting a date for a preliminary hearing and Murray's fight to keep his California medical license.
The state attorney general, representing the state medical board, has moved to revoke Murray's license pending trial.
Jackson died from acute intoxication with the hospital anesthetic propofol and other sedatives. Murray has pleaded not guilty.
About 50 Michael Jackson fans waved signs and chanted outside the courthouse Monday in anticipation of a hearing in the involuntary manslaughter case against the pop star's doctor.
The fans sang "We Are the World," wore T-shirts emblazoned with Jackson's picture and the slogan, "Justice 4 Michael," and carried placards demanding stronger charges against Dr. Conrad Murray.
Fans in a courthouse hallway called out "Hi Janet" as Janet Jackson arrived.
Murray has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter, and the Superior Court hearing was to assign a judge to try the case and to set a preliminary hearing date.
Normally, such a procedural hearing would draw few spectators.
But with Jackson's death as the backdrop, fans and media showed up, and Jackson family members have committed to attending all court proceedings against Murray.
If convicted, Murray could face a maximum sentence of four years in prison.
Sandi Gibbons, spokeswoman for the district attorney's office, said the Jackson family notified court officials that up to 15 courtroom seats would be needed.
"It's basically a housekeeping hearing, but it will be the housekeeping hearing heard around the world," said Loyola University law professor Laurie Levenson. "I'm already getting e-mails from France. There is no detail too minute for the international media."
Murray is fighting to keep his medical license. The California attorney general, representing the state medical board, has moved to revoke his license pending trial. Murray says that if he can't continue practicing medicine, he will have no way to pay for his defense.
The doctor has a history of serious financial problems and his attorneys, Ed Chernoff and Joseph Low, said in a recent court filing that the effect of losing his license would be devastating to Murray.
"He is, without fear of overstatement, hanging on by a thread," the attorneys wrote. "His ability to pay for his own defense depends almost entirely on his ability to continue to treat patients."
Murray, 57, a cardiologist, has clinics in Las Vegas and Houston and also has a license to practice in California. Should his California license be lifted, his lawyers suggest there would be a "domino effect" with other states moving to do the same.
Already, Nevada authorities have filed a formal complaint against Murray saying he twice failed to mention delinquent child support payments on applications to renew his medical license. Miranda Sevcik, spokeswoman for Murray and Chernoff, says Murray's legal team hopes to resolve the complaint in a way that allows the doctor to keep his license.
As a condition of his $75,000 bail, Murray has been ordered not to administer any anesthetic.
Jackson was 50 and about to launch a series of comeback shows in London when he died last June after being rushed to a hospital from his Beverly Hills home. Murray, who signed on in May at $150,000 a month to keep Jackson healthy through the comeback tour, told police he had been treating him for insomnia.
The legendary pop star was found to have died from acute intoxication with the hospital anesthetic propofol and other sedatives as a contributing factor.
Chernoff has said that nothing Murray gave the singer should have killed him.
The defense is expected to complain Monday that prosecutors have been slow turning over the case records under discovery laws. Gibbons said there are "hundreds of thousands of pages" of material to be catalogued and stamped before it is turned over.
"We are giving them two to three thousand pages at a time," she said.
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COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. – Franklin & Marshall defeated Ursinus 18-9 in Centennial Conference (CC) men's lacrosse action Saturday afternoon. The Diplomats improved to 10-2, 4-1 CC, while the Bears dropped to 2-9, 1-4 CC.
F&M took an early 3-0 lead before the Bears netted two to make it 3-2. The Diplomats answered by scoring four goals in the final four minutes of the first to take a 7-2 lead. The teams traded goals throughout the second with both scoring three each to make it 10-5 at the break
The Diplomats started the third with a three-goal spurt and went up 13-5 and the Bears put one through with a little less than a minute to play. F&M answered 18 seconds later and went ahead 14-6 at the end of the third. F&M scored three to start out the fourth and the Bears matched with three of their own, before the Diplomats put the last point on the board at 1:15.
Luke Keating had five goals with an assist, Sean Rogers tallied two with four helpers, while Kevin Mollihan, Harry Rice and Read Ziegler netted two goals apiece. John Sommi, Tucker McBride, Jared Flamm, Nick Crennan and Ellis Llewellyn all had a score with Teddy Bossidy, Jarrett Donaghy, and Rob Baxter all ending the day with one assist.
Doug Mongiardo had four caused turnovers, Tommy O'Connor caused three turnovers and Donaghy ended with five ground balls with two caused turnovers. Timmy Hoarty went 12-for-16 from the X with six ground balls and Thomas Moore improved to 3-0 with 12 saves in goal.
F&M owned shots at 57-35 and held a 40-26 edge in ground balls, while going 20-for-22 in clear attempts.
The Diplomats return to action next Saturday when F&M hosts Washington at 7:00 p.m.


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Top 10 Lists are famous. Here is my list of the Top Ten Greatest Americans (based on the principle of "liberty and justice for all":
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This installation redraws the popular Morris and Co. Wallpaper 'Thistle,' designed by John Henry Dearle in the late 19th century, into an inhabitable visual environment, establishing the wallpaper as intersection for various forms of knowledge. Traditionally, walls act as a support for hanging pictures, distinctly separating the structural from the pictorial. The layers of Big Will and Friends produce a visual thickness that melds the thin scrim wall with the painted pattern, blurring the distinction between the pictorial and the material properties of its architectural support. The scrim material produces shifting visual effects as the light changes throughout the day, causing the viewer's perception to oscillate between material deployed as image, and image deployed as material.
The project has exhibited in venues in Syracuse, New York and Eindhoven, Netherlands. At each exhibition new friends were invited to perform and inhabit the installation to perceptually extend or flatten its visual space. The accompanying live performances and videos bridge the installation with its environment and with the inhabitant's perception of their wallpapered surroundings.


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With just two weeks until the Amazing Race Canada finale, you'd think our country's collective adrenaline would be starting to rush — there'd be a dirty trick, a surprise alliance, or a cameo from Justin Bieber.
Instead, the eighth leg of the race is notable for what didn't happen:
1. None of the teams was eliminated, again (there was no pit stop, so the race continues straight into next week).
2. None of the teams used a u-turn to slow another team (a chance that only arises twice in a season).
Let's back it up. Here's what did transpire during Monday night's episode: The four remaining teams headed to Nova Scotia, where they raced down the south shore, stopping to haul lobster in one challenge and to identify German sausages in another. Pretty standard stuff.Then there was the BlackBerry Z10 challenge. The teams were instructed to use the shiny new device to locate one of the dressed-up scarecrows that are part of an annual festival. They had to build a replica and prove they'd succeeded by using the BlackBerry Z10 to photograph the two scarecrows side by side. (Clearly, the real challenge was for the producers to come up with a "natural" way to incorporate the smartphone.)The funniest thing about this shameless product placement is that the teams were not very good at building their matching scarecrows, and yet kept passing the challenge. Tim Jr. used the wrong shirt, for example. But when the judge looked at it on the Z10, she gave it the seal of approval. No one buys a BlackBerry for its camera quality.
Along with BlackBerry, the Amazing Race Canada boasts products and commercials courtesy of Interac Flash, Air Canada and Chevrolet — ideally these kinds of advertising dollars would buy the show the opportunity to do something really cool. They could fly the contestants to Turks and Caicos to advance that old Robert Borden dream of annexing the Caribbean islands.
But no. What Chevrolet did buy us in Nova Scotia was the opportunity to watch sisters Celina and Vanessa try to drive stick-shift in a standard Sonic. This was probably the most nail-biting part of the episode, but not in a good way – when the girls stalled on a busy Halifax street, they seemed to be in actual danger of causing a pile-up.
The episode's climax should have been the much-hyped u-turn. Each team now has a one in four chance of taking home the top prize of a year of worldwide airline travel, a pair of Chevrolet Corvette Stingrays and $250,000. Why not seize the opportunity to get farther ahead?
Best friends Jet and Dave – not to mention viewers – were certain they would be "u-turned." They're a recurring first-place team, but had fallen to the back of the pack this episode. It was a golden opportunity to eliminate them from the race, and yet no one seized it.
"What nice Canadians," Jet laughed, when he didn't see his picture on the u-turn board. "I'm stunned. These people are foolish."
It's highly unlikely that a better opportunity to eliminate Jet and Dave will arise in the next two episodes. It seems possible Jody and Cory, who arrived at the u-turn first, assumed Tim Sr. and Tim Jr. would u-turn Jet and Dave, and so they didn't have to do it themselves and carry the stigma. Jody said earlier that his preference is to "run a clean race."But father-son duo Tim Sr. and Tim Jr. also opted not to exercise their u-turn rights, saying the two teams behind them were already having tough days."We really didn't get there feeling a whole lot of threat from anyone," Tim Sr. said.This explanation makes zero sense when you consider Team TimTim last used a u-turn to slow a team that already had a two-hour penalty to make up. (Hal Johnson and Joanne McLeod, who were then eliminated from the race.) At the time, it seemed clear the Tims had targeted Hal and Joanne because they were a threat in general and the chance to strike presented itself. Now, in the final stages of the race, they don't want to worsen anyone else's day.
Between the current first-place team aspiring to run "a clean race" and the so-called "ruthless" team shying away from upsetting a competitor, we may have a final answer on that age-old question: Why do so many Canadian reality TV attempts fail? It's not the franchise, fellow citizens. It's us.
Read Sonya Bell's coverage of The Amazing Race Canada here.


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July 26, 2013, Victoria, BC (ISN) – Victoria Royals' mascot Marty the Marmot has qualified for the championship round of mascotinsider.com's second annual Favorite Mascot of the Year poll.
Marty, who won the "Favorite Not Listed" category with a whopping 44 percent of the vote in the preliminary round, now goes head-to-head against the best from North America's top sports leagues. He is currently facing off against Bailey from the National Hockey League's (NHL) Los Angeles Kings, Benny the Bull from the National Basketball Association's (NBA) Chicago Bulls, the Sausages of Major League Baseball's (MLB) Milwaukee Brewers and others. Voting for the final round began this morning.
This is the second year the Favorite Mascot of the Year poll has run. Categories included the NBA, MLB, NHL, National Football League (NFL), Minor League, College and Favorite Not Listed mascots. The University of North Florida's Ozzie the Osprey took home the honors last year and is also a finalist this year. MascotInsider.com is a website dedicated to uniting mascots with their fans.
Marty spends countless hours in the Greater Victoria community raising money for a variety of charitable causes and organizations. During the 2012-13 Western Hockey League (WHL) season, Marty the Marmot raised over $17,000. The Royals' mascot has also been a strong advocate for organizations such as the BC Cancer Foundation and the BC Lions Easter Seals.
We are Royal Blue, are you? 2013-14 season ticket packages starting from $414 are on sale now! To guarantee yourself the best seats at the best prices call 250-220-7889, visit www.victoriaroyals.com, or head down to the Victoria Royals Ticketing Office located at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.


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