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David Tennant (Broadchurch, Doctor Who) stars as a brilliant defense lawyer with a storybook family and a potent nickname, "The Escape Artist," for his ability to spring the obviously guilty. But then he gets a trial that changes his life forever. Written by David Wolstencroft (Spooks), this gripping legal thriller costars Sophie Okonedo (Hotel Rwanda) as the hero's rival, along with a courtroom full of ambitious attorneys and one very unnerving defendant.
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Before Inspector Morse, there was the rookie Constable Morse, fed up with police work and ready to nip his career in the bud by handing in his resignation. That is, until a murder turned up that only he could solve. Shaun Evans (The Take, The Virgin Queen) returns for a second season as the young Endeavour Morse, before his signature red Jaguar but with his deductive powers already running in high gear.
HERCULE POIROT: Season 12
Sundays, July 27 to August 3, 2014, at 9:00 pm ET
David Suchet returns in his signature role as suave Belgian super-sleuth Hercule Poirot in two new mysteries,The Big Four and Dead Man's Folly, based on the novels by Agatha Christie. Whether he's on holiday abroad, taking a countryside break or simply going about his business, Poirot exercises his "little grey cells" by helping police investigate crimes and murders — whether they ask for his help or not.
Sundays, August 24 to September 7, 2014. At 9:00 pm ET
In this stylish and compelling new medical drama set in London in 1961, Jack Davenport (Smash, Pirates of the Caribbean) stars as a brilliant surgeon who believes he can make a difference in women's lives.
Sundays, September 21 and 28, 2014
Acclaimed British actress Julia McKenzie (Cranford) returns as spinster sleuth Miss Marple in three new episodes of the popular Agatha Christie's Miss Marple series – A Caribbean Mystery, Greenshaw's Folly and Endless Night.
INSPECTOR LEWIS: Season 7
Sundays, October 5-19, 2014, at 9:00 pm ET
Kevin Whately and Laurence Fox return for an all-new season of the beloved Inspector Lewis series. Hathaway has been promoted to Inspector after an extended break from the force, and Lewis is enjoying retired life until he's asked to team up with his old colleague again.
Sundays, October 26-November 2, 2014, 9:00 pm ET
Matthew Rhys and Anna Maxwell Martin star in an adaptation of P.D. James' witty and inventive continuation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. As preparations are being made for a ball at Elizabeth and Darcy's Pemberley home, the discovery of a corpse brings an abrupt and shocking halt to the proceedings — and a threat to all that the Darcys hold dear.

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Modern Mine Safety Supply, LLC is helping to move the safety of coal mining into the future. They are located on SR31 in Huntington. They manufacture mine refuge chambers. The chambers arrive at the fabrication shop in four pieces and are welded together. They cut all the tubing that goes around the chambers. This tubing adds support to the chamber and makes it capable of withstanding static pressures of 15 psi.
The chambers are equipped with seven purge bottles. When the chamber is entered the door into the air-locked area is closed creating just a small space between the occupation area and the outside door. Once inside this air-locked area with both doors closed, the possibly contaminated air is purged to the outside by breathable grade compressed air. Then when fresh air is introduced into the air-locked area the inside door to the chamber is opened and the men move into the occupation area of the chamber.
The chamber is equipped with chairs along each side with an aisle in the middle. The chamber has a first aid kit and a bathroom facility. MMSS is also working on an air conditioner for the unit. The chamber is equipped with meal kits and potable water. Each kit has 910,000 calories and includes water pouches that contain 14 quarts of water per miner.
Four of the chambers being constructed now are going to the Bridger underground mine in Wyoming. There are mine phones in the mine refuge chamber and if not damaged by the emergency event occupants will be able to communicate to the surface. When men enter the chamber they turn on a signal light which indicates someone is inside to alert possible rescuers.
Plant manager, Shawn Sitterud said the chambers they have constructed so far have all been sold. Energy West Mining has purchased eight units, Bridger underground mine has purchased four units and mines in Colorado have also ordered the chambers. A chamber has also been delivered to New York.
The chambers weigh approximately 21,000 pounds. Ten ton cranes are used to move them around as they are assembled. It takes 200 pounds of wire to weld everything together. The chambers are painted white so they will reflect light so they can be located in an emergency. The chamber is custom built to the unique needs and conditions of individual mining operations. The chamber is built to survive the effects of an initial explosion and could potentially protect the occupants in the event of a secondary explosion. The company is committed to ensuring the highest level of safety and service by giving a second chance to those who may not otherwise have one.
The chambers going to Bridger are 24 feet long, 95 inches wide and 5 feet 7 inches tall. The chambers weigh 11 tons upon completion.
Sitterud said the chambers are used beyond coal mining. They are used in metal/non metal mines also.
Modern Mine Safety Supply, LLC announced that the U.S. Department of Labor, Mine Safety and Health Administration approved their explosion proof blower assembly June 26, 2007. After months of hard work and research this technology is now available to power carbon dioxide scrubbing units in refuge chambers, safe havens and other refuge areas.
The company capitalizes on decades of fabrication and mining safety expertise to make their high quality Mine Refuge Chamber and Turn Key Safe Haven. With the addition of the permissible explosion proof blower assembly it makes their carbon dioxide scrubbing unit even more efficient and effective. The mine refuge chamber is certified by the West Virginia Office of Miners' Health Safety and Training.


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Abajo Mountains. Conservation Officer Paul Washburn reports that trout are hitting on traditional baits at all San Juan County lakes and reservoirs. Rapalas or spoons are recommended for pike at Recapture Reservoir.
Duck Fork Reservoir. Fishing has been good with a Jake's Spin-a-Lure. Tigers get up to 17-inches. Special regulations apply. Refer to the proclamation.
Fairview Lakes. Try rainbow PowerBait floated off the bottom with a slip sinker. A red crystal bugger on sinking line has been good for fly casters.
Ferron Reservoir. Fishing has been very good with nightcrawlers.
Gigliotti Pond.The catch-rate was super for the Kids' Fishing Day two weekends ago. Anglers using red and white daredevils had non-stop action. Nightcrawlers, salmon eggs and white PowerBait were also effective.
Green River. Cast pieces of nightcrawler into eddy pools for 12-inch catfish.
Huntington Creek. Good fly patterns include a number 10 beadhead Montana, number 12 beadhead hare's ear, or number 12 beadhead ugly. Special regulations exist on Huntington Creek. Please consult the proclamation.
Lasal Mountains. No recent report. A week ago, Conservation Officer TJ Robertson reported that smallmouth bass action was improving on the northwest side of Ken's Lake. Robertson recommended a brown Yamamoto doubletail plastic grub with green speckles. Trout were biting on worms and PowerBait.
Potter's Ponds. Throw a red and white Daredevil for fast fishing, according to Brian Archibald of Spring Glen.
Scofield Reservoir. Aquatics Program Manager Paul Birdsey fished last week and had good luck, trolling a gold flatfish for 14-18 inch rainbow trout. He fished with two and a half colors of leaded line in 15-17 feet of water.
Early last week, Tom Ogden fly-fished from a tube. He said that bank fishermen and tubers who were on the lake early had caught a lot of fish. For flycasters, Tom recommended black and red wooly buggers in size eight.
Dale Openshaw of Price says that fishing is very good in the evening after the sun leaves the water. He recommended nightcrawlers or salmon eggs, and observed that the trout are full of small crawdads.
Willow Reservoir. Fishing has been good with baits for the 14-inch trout.


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Nuance's Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 voice recognition software has been released in Australia, with digital downloads available now and boxed versions of the application available from 28 August. NaturallySpeaking 12 is the first major new version of the core Dragon desktop software in two years following the launch of version 11 in July 2010.
Microsoft Office 365, a suite of business-focused, cloud-based applications that was recently released in beta, is actually a repackaging and updating of various Microsoft offerings -- optimized for the cloud.
It's taken two years for Nuance to update its market-leading voice recognition software Dragon NaturallySpeaking. We liked version 10, so what's new in Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 Premium?
Squeezed by desktop competitors (Microsoft's powerhouse Office suite and the free, open-source OpenOffice) and Web alternatives (apps from Google, Zoho, and others), can Corel WordPerfect Office X5 bring something to the productivity software table? The suite does deliver some unique features--most notably in PDF support and--with the addition of Nuance PaperPort to the suite--in document management. But WordPerfect Office X5 remains a tough sell for general business users who are reasonably satisfied with Microsoft's core Word, Excel, and PowerPoint apps, or their free Web counterparts.
Microsoft Office is the de facto standard for productivity tools, to the point at which word processors and spreadsheets are now called "office programs". But Office is costly, and it's bloated with features few users ever need or even know about. Budget-conscious users and system-resource skinflints can look to several alternatives: One such is Office 2010 by Ashampoo and/or SoftMaker. In this review, we examine Ashampoo Office 2010.
Based on our hands-on testing of the public beta of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, this product allows IT departments to run applications such as enterprise search, content management, collaboration and business intelligence on a single platform.
It has taken Microsoft a long time to bring its flagship Office suite to the Web and now it finally has with Office 2010.
Corel's lightweight Corel Home Office Suite includes the Corel Write word processor, Corel Calculate spreadsheet, and Corel Show presentation creator. It's a definite improvement on the company's previous suites in terms of usability.
Adobe's Acrobat.com isn't a design tool, but being from the creative app giant and offering office-type tools that most creatives will need for the (boring) business part of their jobs, we knew you'd be interested -- so decided to take a look.
Ashampoo Presentations offers most of Microsoft PowerPoint's functionality, at a fraction of the price. Ashampoo Presentations forms part of the Ashampoo Office suite.
Using UK's Kalender you'll be able to easily set up single events or recurring events, as well as colour code them and add unique icons to make it easy to recognise them. The program includes holidays, so that you won't need to enter them yourself; they'll already be scheduled in.
Search engine Google has revealed that the files of some Google Docs users have been shared with unauthorised users.
Microsoft is bending its Office franchise toward netbooks and is developing packages that are unique to that market, according to the head of the company's business division.
Microsoft's Word has always been an impressively powerful piece of software, with dozens, if not hundreds, of features most people never knew existed. The new "Ribbon" interface in Word 2007 attempts to make some of those features easier to find and use, but there are still a lot of really handy features that you may not even know to look for.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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Another NHL Trade Deadline is in the books.
After a very quiet morning, the action picked up significantly in the final hours leading up to the deadline on Wednesday with 17 trades being made including a deal that sent Marian Gaborik from the New York Rangers to the Columbus Blue Jackets.
With the deadline less than an hour away, the Rangers and Blue Jackets swung arguably the biggest deal of the day when New York sent Gaborik along with Steven Delisle and Blake Parlett to Columbus in exchange for Derick Brassard, Derek Dorsett, John Moore and a sixth-round draft pick.
"I was surprised. I heard little rumours here and there. I didn't try to focus on it, I can't control it," Gaborik told TSN. "I was surprised, but it's a challenge and I'm looking forward to it."
Gaborik waived his no movement clause to allow the deal to go through.
"I had some time to think about and I talked to some guys who played there and I talked to John Davidson. I decided that they are a young team going in the right direction."
Another major move saw Jason Pominville and a fourth-round draft pick in 2014 traded from the Buffalo Sabres to the Minnesota Wild in exchange for Johan Larsson, Matt Hackett, a first-round pick in 2013 and a second-round in 2014.
Despite the flurry of activity near the deadline, the biggest story of the day might be the players who were not moved. Two of the most talked about names in the days leading up to the deadline were Vancouver Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo and Calgary Flames goaltender Miikka Kiprusoff but neither was moved Wednesday.
TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger reported earlier in the day that, despite discussions with the Toronto Maple Leafs, Kiprusoff elected to stay in Calgary and will likely retire after the season.
"I met with Kipper this morning and Kipper indicated that he really would like to remain with the Calgary Flames," Flames general manager Jay Feaster said at a post-deadline news conference. "From his perspective given the family situation and the new baby, he just doesn't feel that he's ready to move on, that he didn't want to go to another organization (and) that he would like to finish things here,"
The Maple Leafs also had discussions with the Canucks about Luongo but a deal never materialized.
"My contract sucks," Luongo said at a post-deadline news conference. "It's a big factor in trading me and why I'm probably still here. I'd scrap it if I could right now."
Luongo also said that despite not being traded as he had hoped, he was happy to have the deadline behind him.
"It's nice to get past this point," Luongo said. "I've been pretty calm about the situation until yesterday, late evening, for some reason I started getting weird feelings in my stomach. I was getting nervous. It was the first time I've had that type of feeling in my gut," he said.
While Corey Schneider and Luongo both remain on the Canucks roster for the remainder of the season, the team will likely shop Luongo once more this summer.
The Maple Leafs in turn will continue to ride their current goaltending tandem of James Reimer and Ben Scrivens for the remainder of the season.
"We weren't crushed today to learn we couldn't get Kipper to come because we felt that we had two quality guys here," general manager Dave Nonis said.
Toronto did, however, make a trade to bolster their defensive depth acquiring defenceman Ryan O'Byrne from the Colorado Avalanche for a fourth-round draft pick.
"He's not going to come in here and take over the defensive corps. He's a defensive defenceman. We feel he can play with good players," general manager Dave Nonis said. "We have 12 games left and we wanted to make sure that we weren't in a position where we were short on defence. We were very comfortable with him as a player and as a person."
"I kind of had a feeling that something might happen but you're always surprised when you're dealt," O'Byrne said. "Toronto's a team that's right in the mix and I'm really excited to be joining them. From my days in Montreal I always enjoyed playing in Toronto and I'm looking forward to getting there."
The Ottawa Senators traded goaltender Ben Bishop to the Tampa Bay Lightning. In return, the Senators get rookie forward Cory Conacher and a fourth round draft pick.
"It's going to be a good opportunity," said Bishop. "Obviously, it's bittersweet. I made a lot of friends and they have a good playoff team here in Ottawa, so that's the sad part."
Bishop appeared in 13 games with the Senators this season, posting an 8-5 record, a .922 save percentage and a 2.45 goals-against average.
Conacher scored nine goals and 15 assists in 35 games with the Lightning this season.
The Philadelphia Flyers were also interested in Bishop but thought the price was too high. Instead, they made a deal with the Blue Jackets to acquire veteran goaltender Steve Mason. The Flyers sent goaltender Michael Leighton and a third round draft pick in 2015 to Columbus.
The Blue Jackets were the most active team on deadline day as they also acquired Blake Comeau from the Calgary Flames in exchange for a fifth-round draft pick and Patrick Killeen from Pittsburgh in a pair of separate moves.
The Edmonton Oilers, meanwhile, acquired forward Jerred Smithson from the Florida Panthers. In exchange, the Panthers receive a fourth-round draft pick. Smithson has scored 38 goals and 57 assists in 578 career NHL games with the Panthers, Los Angeles Kings and Nashville Predators.
Oilers general manager Steve Tambellini said he did not want to trade any of the Oilers core players before the deadline as he felt it would send the wrong message to his young team that has fought its way back into playoff contention.
"The last thing I wanted to do was take away something, where they thought maybe they didn't have as good a chance to win as they did the day before," said Tambellini. "Yes, there were a lot of different scenarios where I could have moved people for mid-round picks, maybe a little higher in a couple of circumstances, but that wasn't my goal coming into this deadline."
Tambellini said that Smithson should ive the Oilers some much needed help in the faceoff circle and gives the team some extra size.
"Jerrod Smithson is well known for his defensive abilities, (is) a very strong face-off person," said Tambellini. "He brings us size and strength in the faceoff circle. He can play centre, he can play wing so he's a versatile guy. And the fact he's a veteran player, is something we were looking for."
In a late breaking move, the Washington Capitals also sent highly touted forward prospect Filip Forsberg to Nashville for F Martin Erat and propsect Michael Latta.
Despite a flurry of pre-deadline day activity, the Pittsburgh Penguins also made yet another deal on Wednesday. The Penguins acquired Jussi Jokinen from the Carolina Hurricanes for a conditional draft pick.
The Penguins made a big splash in the trade market last week, acquiring former Calgary Flames captain Jarome Iginla, former Dallas Stars captain Brenden Morrow and San Jose Sharks defenceman Douglas Murray.
TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie reports that if Jokinen plays in 25 percent of Pittsburgh's games in 2013 and Pittsburgh reaches the Stanley Cup Final, Carolina will receive a seventh round pick. If Jokinen plays in 50 percent of Pittsburgh's games in 2013 and the Penguins win the Stanley Cup Carolina will receive a sixth round pick.
Jokinen provides the Penguins with some added depth to help fill the gap while Sidney Crosby recovers from a broken jaw.
The Boston Bruins, meanwhile, picked up Wade redden from the St. Louis Blues in exchange for a conditional seventh round draft pick in 2014. That pick becomes a sixth-rounder if Redden plays in at least one palyoff game with Boston. The Bruins were also involved in the first trade made on deadline day, a deal which saw Boston send Maxime Sauve to Chicago for Rob Flick.
The San Jose Sharks also made a pair of deadline day deals. They acquired Scott Hannan from the Nashville Predators in exchange for a conditional sixth or seventh round draft pick. Hannan spent the first eight years of his NHL career with the Sharks. The Sharks also picked up Raffi Torres from the Phoenix Coyotes for a third-round draft pick.
In a pair of separate moves, Phoenix also sent Matthew Lombardi to the Anaheim Ducks for Brandon MacMillan and Steve Sullivan to the New Jersey Devils in exchange for a 7th round draft pick.
The Ducks also sent Jeff Deslauriers to Minnesota for future considerations.
A few players also changed teams on deadline day via the waiver wire.
The Montreal Canadiens and Winnipeg Jets, despite trade discussions with several teams, both ultimately stood pat on deadline day.
The Jets were reportedly talking to the Sabres about a deal that would send Alexander Burmistrov to Buffalo for right-winger Drew Stafford.
"It's one of those things where at different points in time you're talking lots of different players with lots of different teams and different scenarios," said Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff. "This is the group that earned the opportunity to be battling at this point in time for a playoff position."
The Jets did, however, make one move on deadline day, picking up Mike Santorelli on waivers from the Florida Panthers. Santorelli helps offset the loss of Nik Antropov who is out two weeks with a lower body injury.
The Philadelphia Flyers also made a waiver claim, picking up Adam Hall from Tampa Bay.
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Second ranked Spartans pick up easy wins
The second ranked Emery High Lady Spartans took their record to 9-2 with a pair of easy wins last week. As the team's shooting percentages have increased, the wins have been easier to come by and the games have been over sooner rather than later.
Emery defeated Parowan on Tuesday night in Castle Dale by the score of 56-28 but at one point in the third period the score was 41-12. On Thursday night, Emery began the region season by hosting San Juan and the Broncos went home after suffering a 55-33 defeat. Emery led this game 36-13 at the half.
Hannah Dyer had a hot shooting hand last week as she scored in double figures in each game. Dyer had 10 points against San Juan and 19 points against Parowan. Thirteen different players scored in the Parowan game and nine different players scored against San Juan as the coaches substituted early and often in both games. Against the Broncos, Emery had inserted four new players into the line-up a couple of minutes into the second quarter as the fans already knew the game was over.
Also scoring against Parowan were Camrey Johnson with 6 points, Ashton Bell and Cassidy Labrum with 4 points, Bailey Rasmussen, Kelsie Cox, Kambrie Hinkins, Emily Olsen and Patyn Jeffs with 3 points with Ashlynn Allred, Bayler Griffin, Jessica Mason and Jessica Olsen scoring 2 points.
Also scoring against San Juan were Allred with 9 points, Rasmussen and Labrum with 6 points, Cox, Hinkins, Emily Olsen and Jeffs with 5 points and Johnson with 4 points.
Emery is ranked behind North Summit in the state rankings. North Summit has a perfect season record at 9-0. Delta follows Emery with Beaver in fourth place.
Emery will continue region 15 action this week as they travel to North Sevier on Tuesday night and then host South Sevier on Thursday evening.


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Though the White House has insisted the IRS stopped formally targeting Tea Party and conservative organizations in May of 2012, two attorneys representing conservative organizations have claimed the IRS's targeting may still be ongoing.
Jay Sekulow of the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) and Cleta Mitchell, the attorney representing True the Vote, have evidence their clients are still being targeted.
According to National Review, Sekulow "plans to file suit in federal court in the coming weeks on behalf of more than two dozen conservative groups that claim their harassment at the hands of the nations tax authority continued long past the White Houses purported end date."
At least ten organizations the ACLJ is representing still have not received their determination letters. National Review notes the Albuquerque Tea Party applied for 501(c)(4) status in December of 2009 while Linchpins of Liberty applied in January 2011. Both organizations still have not received their letters.
Sekulow told the publication that "to suggest this tactic ended a year ago is not only offensive, but it is simply inaccurate as well. He said the White House's timeline of events "simply does not square with the facts."
True the Vote, the nonprofit that trains workers to find and report voting fraud, is waiting for approval as a tax-exempt organization three years after initially filing its application with the IRS....
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They need to find out the individuals involved in sue them personally. Bankrupt these people before putting them in prison.
They will sacrifice a few flunkies and go right ahead with their Chicago politics.
Of course they will. Why wouldn't they? It was successful for the purpose it was intended for and there is very little in the way of consequence.
"They will sacrifice a few flunkies and go right ahead with their Chicago politics."
It is long past time to sacrifice a few Chicago flunkies and get on with America, the right way.
The damage has been done. There are millions that will no longer donate to conservative groups any longer.
The trust in the system is gone. You can't get it back.
Why STOP?... Who is going to stop it.... Eric Holder?..
Barry Half-White.?.... She whose name should never be spoken?..
Of course they are. As long as someone like Holder is running the DOJ, who is going to stop them. That's their job. They work for Barry now.
Approval, hell! If they are trying to prevent voter fraud they're lucky to still be alive.
As a matter of fact, the night before the most recent Benghazi hearing, Susan Rice was given a 'Great American' Award. And then, Lois Lerner allegedly 'refused to resign'.. WELL THEN, OBAMA.. FIRE HER AZZ. Oh no, paid leave (SIX FIGURE PAY) is her 'punishment'. What a JOKE.
The coup of 2008 will march FORWARD, as well as the scandals.
Obama's IRS rigged the election of 2012 by preventing tea party groups from getting started. And the IRS is still doing it all set to rig the election of 2014
IRS is gearing up to target everyone.
They are practicing on Conservatives first.
That's not damage; that's a feature. Mission accomplished regardless of court action. Obama and Holder score again.
No, John, you're no Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Mike Lee, Trey Gowdy, Louie Ghomert, patriots all to name just a few, who stand up, speak out and FIGHT. BUT, you can be, with the support and admiration of We the People standing behind you. This is YOUR World War II, John, and can you hold your head high and say you fought and did your best..remember, others gave their lives so that you and I can live under the Constitution. No one's demanding that you "shed your blood"...we're demanding that you DO YOUR JOB, that you DO THE RIGHT THING, and stand up and speak out and ACT against this socialist enemy in OUR White House. You have the position and the power to do so, but can your love of your country trump your apparent cowardice and dereliction of duty? We're waiting, John, and time is fast running out. Either you will be known in the history books as a coward, a traitor, a man who valued political gain more than his country, OR you will be spoken of as a man of honor and courage who did his duty, stood up for his country and made his father, his mother, his wife and children proud, and himself worthy of the appreciation and support of We the People.
It's up to you, John. Look back to the our Founding Fathers, to all patriots who gave their all in the founding and defense of this country. They did their part, and now it's time for you to do the same.
Naa, expected. No one has been held accountable, so why end it?
Why isn't anyone calling this PROFILING.
Why should it stop? It's not like anyone has been fired.
These guys in Cincinnati have to be shaking a bit. They aren't making $150k a year in salary. When the prosecution guys or the congressional demands to appear occur....they have to hire real attorneys and watch their life savings go down the drain. It'll take less than a week for them to wake up and realize they might have to pay $100k in legal fees to avoid jail, and we aren't even at the civil court level yet in actions that might occur. I would imagine a fair number of folks with enough time in to retire, will leave that office....even if they weren't involved in the episode. Fear and consequences will worry them too much.
Of course. They'll just be sneakier about it now.
The GOP and traitor BOEHNER do not care.
THEY are not conservatives and are not impacted.
They should care. The money's drying up for them and other Rep-E candidates as well.
From this statemeent they admit they had a role in it. When do we impeach this usurper?
To quote Al Gore, "There is no controlling legal authority."
It's till going at the EPA when organizations are vetted in FOIA requests according to whether or not the organizations are "helpful" in disseminating the EPA message.
Of course it's still going on. We have an thrice admitted foreign born twice unconstitutionally elected communist that the RINO party has refused to do anything about time and time again. And with communism what do you get? Tyranny. So why would he stop? If the press in Cuba reports that Castro is targeting the press or political groups does he stop? No, he goes after them even more, he destroys them.
Of course they are. In the minds of Progressive Chauvinists, it's always morally justifiable in their minds to persecute the enemies of socialism-
For the same reason that black on white crime isn't a "hate crime" and affirmative action is not reverse discrimination.
We really do need a giant asteroid to end "society" as we know it.
John Boehner has the power to DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT AND REFUSES TO DO SO.
Exactly. This stuff is going on NOW. Boehner needs to be engaging the kenyan DIRECTLY. Tell the WH, you either 1) fix this NOW or 2) prepare for a govt shut down because we won't be funding a fascist government.
Boehner and the beltway GOP are complicit in these assaults with this limp wristed tip toeing response.
What a shock!
We the People know what we must do.
Clear and straight to the point. Get on the phone and call Boehner at his Washington number, his office number in Ohio, and DELIVER THE MESSAGE. We must apply pressure and not let up until Boehner dose his job. Tea Party organizations, now is the time to band together and get out there with signs and loud voices and DELIVER THE MESSAGE TO BOEHNER. WE HAVE THE NUMBERS AND WE NEED TO BE THE TOWN CRIERS AND SPREAD THE WORD. It will be up to We the People to set a fire under Boehner, shame him (his father served in the US Army in WWII)by reminding him his father did his duty when our country was in peril..NOW IT IS TIME FOR HIM TO DO THE SAME..STEP UP AND DO YOURJOB AND MAKE YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER PROUD, YOUR WIFE,CHILDREN AND SIBLINGS PROUD, WE THE PEOPLE PROUD BY BEING THE PATRIOT AND DOING THE JOB YOU WERE ELECTED TO DO. PUT ASIDE YOUR POLITICS AND DO YOUR JOB TO SAVE THIS COUNTRY.
I'm calling Boehner and my local Tea Party Patriot group tomorrow and I hope others will do the same. Either get off your chair, put down your electronics and non-essentials and get involved, or kiss this country good-bye.
Boehner - Benghazi, MIA
Boehner - IRS, MIA
Boehner - Wire Taps, MIA
Boehner - AP records, MIA
Boehner - Fast and Furious, MIA
Boehner - Covering for Islamic criminals, MIA
Remove him.
In my opinion, it is not government policing itself that has exposed the corruption -it is the few leaks and the few leakers that have stepped off of the government plantation to get the word out. The best thing conservative leaders can do is establish an independent (independent from the government bureaucrats) whistle-blower clearing house that protects anonymity and enables information flow so that the necessary information gets to those that wish to stop the corruption.
We need the headlines going into the elections so the more the merrier.
No one is going to be fired. Or maybe, just maybe, someone's getting promoted to the Inner Party from the bureaucrat ranks of the Outer Party. (Lerner was just the beginning.)
Oceania is at war with Eurasia. Oceania has always been at war with Eurasia and East Asia is our ally....
Or is it the other way around ? I dunno....
We're in massive trouble as a country.
... and in other news, drunks are still drinking, car thieves are still stealing cars, wife beaters are still beating their wives.
Put them in jail. These people don't stop their bad behavior just because someone noticed and pointed it out. Not when they are still loose and getting away with it.
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But Queen is good... very good.
Oh, and the Canadian girl managed it!
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aren't the required elements different from juniors to seniors, and maybe that's what Tonia meant?Why are they training entirely different programs for the senior level?
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Never heard of STOLBOVA / KLIMOV. Not a word in the bio.
Sorry for my ignorance, but why can't Chau/Tanovich do JGP? Tanovich is 13 now, and Chau isn't 21 yet.
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[Note: This document has been incorporated into and/or superseded by the SAFETEA-LU Environmental Review Process (Public Law 109-59) FINAL GUIDANCE - which was published on November 15, 2006. This guidance can be accessed at: https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/hep/guidance/section6002/ To view PDF files, you need the Acrobat® Reader®.
September 2, 2005
Section 6003 - State Assumption of Responsibilities for Certain Programs and Projects (Transportation Enhancements & Recreational Trails): Authorizes the Secretary to establish a pilot program for states to assume the Secretary's responsibilities for environmental reviews for the Transportation Enhancement Program and the Recreational Trails Program. Excludes delegation of the Secretary's responsibilities relating to Federally-recognized Indian tribes. For the first 3 years of SAFETEA-LU, only 5 states may be selected by the Secretary for this pilot program. The Office of Planning, Environment, and Realty (HEP) will assess State interest in using this provision; if the interest is there, HEP will develop application procedures and more information in the future, after more immediate SAFETEA-LU implementation requirements are met.
Section 6005 - Surface Transportation Project Development Pilot Program: Allows US DOT to delegate to 5 states (specified as CA, TX, OK, AK, and OH) the Secretary's responsibility for NEPA and reviews and consultations required by other Federal environmental laws. This section applies to highway projects only. Can be for 1 project or multiple projects. Contains multiple conditions and restrictions, some of which may require new state legislation. Requires USDOT to issue regulations via rulemaking to establish application requirements within 270 days of SAFETEA-LU's enactment. The statute does not address tribal consultation, but FHWA's interpretation is that this provision does not extend additional authority for States to assume US DOT responsibilities for such consultation. HEP and the Office of Chief Counsel (HCC) have begun a series of discussions with (a) other affected Federal agencies, (b) the 5 affected Divisions; and (c) the 5 affected states, to develop the best way to implement this Section. FHWA expects to hold individual meetings with the 5 states in September to ascertain their interest in this and discuss the obligations and requirements that would apply. Divisions and States should begin discussing which projects and which US DOT authorities the States wish to assume in preparation for the formal State application.
Section 6006 - Environmental Restoration and Pollution Abatement; Control of Noxious Weeds and Aquatic Noxious Weeds and Establishment of Native Species: Provides new and expanded eligibility for using Federal-aid funds. First, it extends the existing Surface Transportation Program (STP) eligibility for pollution abatement and restoration to the National Highway System (NHS). Second, it adds a new eligibility item under both the STP and the NHS for projects that promote the detection and eradication of noxious weeds, and it establishes a preference to the extent practicable for the planting of native plant species. These provisions are effective immediately. We will issue further guidance as necessary to address questions that arise.
Section 6007 - Exemption of Interstate System: This provision exempts the vast majority of the Interstate Highway System from consideration as an historic site under Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act. The limited exceptions to this provision are the same discrete Interstate elements currently being identified under a FHWA nationwide initiative, that continue to be subject to the Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act process under provisions of the Section 106 exemption adopted administratively in March 2005. A Consultant will be on board soon to do phone interviews with State DOTs, State Historic Preservation Officers (SHPOs), FHWA Divisions, and others and to compile a list of candidate elements for consideration at the national level. FHWA Divisions should begin discussing with State DOTs and SHPOs the individual elements of the Interstate System in your State that warrant consideration.
Section 1101(a)(19) - Appropriations for Borders and Corridors Programs: Authorizes $140,000,000 for fiscal year 2005 for the National Corridor Planning and Development and Coordinated Border Infrastructure programs under sections 1118 and 1119 of TEA-21. These programs will be closed, so they can be replaced by the new programs and funding structures in SAFETEA-LU. The close-out will likely take several years based on past experience with States that have difficulty obligating specific projects. The Office of Interstate and Border Planning (HEPI) will issue instructions regarding implementation of the Office of Budget and Finance redistribution notice.
Section 1103 - Apportionments (CMAQ): Establishes a modified apportionment formula for Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) funding. Uses the multiple weighting of eight-hour ozone classifications previously used for the one-hour classifications. Adds a 1.0 weighting for the Subpart 1 eight-hour ozone nonattainment areas and for all maintenance areas. Does not provide a weighting factor for PM2.5 or PM10 although CMAQ funds may be used in those areas. These factors will be effective with the FY06 apportionment and will be applied to reconcile FY05 apportionments.
Section 1007 - Metropolitan Planning (PL Funds): Adds a new requirement that state DOTs must reimburse Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) for costs of carrying out the Section 134 planning process, out of PL funds, within 30 days of receiving the MPO's claim for reimbursement. This requirement is effective immediately. If a state DOT believes the MPO did not provide adequate supporting documentation for reimbursement claims and the state DOT needs more than the 30 days to verify the claims, the state DOT should reimburse the MPO and then deduct any charges later determined to be unallowable from the MPO's next claim for reimbursement. Please ensure that state DOTs and MPOs are aware of it and that state DOTs are complying.
Section 1117 - Transportation, Community, and System Preservation (TCSP) Program: SAFETEA-LU more than doubles the TCSP Program for the last four fiscal years. However, SAFETEA-LU does not provide for formula allocation, as contained in the Administration's SAFETEA proposal. Effective immediately, the TCSP Program is no longer 100 percent Federally-funded. The Federal share is now in accordance with 23 U.S.C. 120(b).
Section 1122(a) - Definitions (Transportation Enhancement Activities): The definition of transportation enhancements (TE) in 23 USC 101(a)(35) is amended to clarify that acquisition of historic battlefields and inventory for outdoor advertising are eligible activities. These clarifications are effective immediately. HEP staff will revise existing TE guidance on FHWA's website at https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/te/index.htm to reflect those clarifications for TE project eligibility.
Section 1303 - Coordinated Border Infrastructure Improvement Program: Establishes an apportioned (a.k.a. formula) program for about $833 million/year for the States with land borders with Canada or Mexico. Projects are to be selected by the States. Eligible projects must be within 100 miles of the border. Eligible uses include construction of highways, safety enforcement infrastructure, operations improvements and international coordination. States may fund projects that are physically located in Mexico or Canada under some conditions. HEP expects to issue guidance on this program within a month.
Section 1304 - High Priority Corridors on the National Highway System: Modifies and adds to corridors previously identified in Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA) Section 1105, as amended. Also designates some corridors as future interstates. Subsection 1304(d) seems to provide funding for improvement of the corridors, but it just provides the authorization that would be needed if some future appropriations act provided the funding.
Section 1802 - National Scenic Byways Program:- This program was amended to allow Indian tribes to apply directly to the FHWA for Byway designation and for funding. This provision is effective immediately. HEP will implement this change for pending FY 2005 discretionary grants once projects are selected. HEP will also provide more specific guidance as needed in the solicitation of FY 2006 grants this fall.
Section 1807 - Nonmotorized Transportation Pilot Program: This is a new program for four communities to encourage nonmotorized transportation—Columbia, MO; Marin County, CA; Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN and Sheboygan County, WI. Agreements need to be in place for the communities to initiate the pilots. FY 2006 funding should be available by February 2006. We need to coordinate the efforts of the four pilot communities to ensure comparable data collection and analysis for use in preparing reports to Congress due in 2007 and 2010. HEP staff are consulting with staff in the four affected FHWA Divisions on how best to form the agreements and administer the four pilots.
Section 1808 - Addition to CMAQ-Eligible Projects: Provides continued eligibility to use CMAQ funds in those former one-hour ozone areas that are required to prepare maintenance plans. Reinforces the eligibility of projects that contribute to attainment or maintenance. Specifies the eligibility of advanced truck stop electrification, interoperable emergency communications equipment, and transportation systems management and operations projects that mitigate congestion and improve air quality. Calls for priority to be given to funding diesel retrofit projects and other cost-effective CMAQ strategies that improve air quality. HEPN will coordinate with FTA in updating FHWA's CMAQ guidance to clarify the new eligibility categories. In the interim, however, these projects are immediately eligible (and in fact many of these project types were eligible even before SAFETEA-LU was enacted). In addition, EPA will also be developing related guidance on obtaining conformity credit for emissions reductions associated with diesel retrofits. Until EPA issues this guidance, credit for diesel retrofits can only be obtained through the current SIP revision process.
Section 1106 - Future Interstate Routes: Increases the time allowed to bring designated 'future interstates' to Interstate standards from 12 to 25 years. This change is effective immediately and is self-explanatory. HEP will begin a revision of 23CFR 470 to incorporate this change into FHWA regulations. HEP will also notify divisions about six months prior to the expiration of the new deadline (this will not be in the FHWA regulations).
Section 1908 - Inclusion of Certain Route Segments on Interstate System and NHS: Requires some designation actions. HEP will shortly contact FHWA Divisions where action is needed.
Section 1927 - 14th Amendment Highway and 3rd Infantry Division Highway: Requires studies for two corridors, one between Augusta, GA and Natchez, MS, and one between Savannah, GA and Knoxville, TN. Three line items in section 1702 provide about $1.3 million (over the life of SAFETEA-LU) to Georgia for these two studies. HEPI expects to work with the Georgia Division and Georgia DOT to establish protocols for implementing this section in cooperation with other States in these corridors (Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee).
Section 1923 - Transportation Assets and Needs of Delta Region: Provides funding ($1 million) for a study that will result in a report to Congress. The study is to address all modes of transportation. The funding will go to the Delta Regional Authority to author the report. HEP will consult Divisions in the 8 States within the Delta Region (Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee).


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Tips for Frugal Parenting
Who knew that one of the hardest parenting tests is trying to get through the grocery store line without being pressured to buy candy from a seven year-old? In today's culture, it is easy to believe that the more we spend on our children, the more we show our love. But, believe it or not, out of 6000 parents recently surveyed, 60 percent feel their kids are "a little" or "a lot" spoiled.
Here are some tips to help parents cut back spending, while still showing the love:
- Take advantage of free activities in your community: Go to a park with a great play structure; regularly visit your library; attend your local "Free Movies or Concerts in the Park;" take a stroll through your local farmers' market; take advantage of street festivals; go on a hike or bike ride.
- Dress kids in second-hand clothing or do a clothing swap: Kids grow fast so consider visiting your local consignment shops or trading clothes with other families. Saving a few dollars here can leave you with more money to spend on important safety products such as car seats and cribs.
- Don't overspend on toys and trinkets: Kids often get bored or easily forget about toys they own. Buy toys at a garage sale or wait to make purchases only at birthdays and holidays.
- Cut your child's hair: It's scary the first time, but you can easily learn how to cut your child's hair when they are young. They will probably request a salon cut as they get older.
- Get creative: A "Family Night In" can range from a living room picnic in front of the television to camping in the backyard. Make "Movie Night" special with homemade seasoned popcorn or a meal to match the movie's theme. Throw a Family Dance or Game Night and invite a handful of other families to join in some potluck fun.
- Bring your own food and snacks: Never leave home without a bag of goodies and drinks for your kids. Pack some fruit, cookies, crackers and water. Not only will this save you money, but it's a good way to keep them eating healthy.
- Set an example: Comparison shop with your kids; save loose change in a fish bowl; show restrain when making purchases; live within your means.
- Just say "no:" As painful as this may feel, get into the habit of saying "no" when your child asks for something. Initially, it will be a war of wills. But, after some time, your child will learn that they cannot get everything they ask for.
- Talk to your kids about money: Make talking about money an easy, everyday conversation. Kids tend to tune out heavy-handed, serious lectures. Instead, consider raising their money "awareness" by: pointing out prices on a menu; comparing prices at a supermarket; educating them about the "costs of living" such as paying for a house, car, and utilities; negotiating an allowance; writing a family budget; or planning a vacation together.
If you've ever wondered how much it costs to raise a child until they are 18, check out this calculator.
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The International Institute of Tropical Forestry Celebrates 75 Years of Research Success
Scientists and community members in Puerto Rico recently celebrated 75 years of tropical forestry research with a diamond jubilee of festivities.
Last month, the International Institute of Tropical Forestry (IITF) hosted an urban field trip, where participants explored several field stations within and around the Río Piedras River watershed in San Juan, Puerto Rico, to learn about the watershed's vulnerabilities and values in a social, economic and ecological context from Institute scientists and program collaborators. The field trip was led by Institute Director Ariel E. Lugo. Read more »


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Doing sportstalk on a live remote...the car dealership closed...so I was sitting in an empty car dealership for an hour by myself, in the dark, talking about the Sabres while sitting at some guy's work desk.
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Tamborra, T. (2014). African American females and domestic violence. African Americans and Criminal Justice: An Encyclopedia. Greenwood Press: CA.
Tamborra, T. (2012). Poor, urban, battered women who are stalked: How can we include their experiences? Feminist Criminology, 7(2), 112 - 129.
Tamborra, T. & Narchet, F. (2011). University Sexual Misconduct Policy: Prioritizing student-victim voices. Crime Prevention and Community Safety 13(1), 16-33.


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Now that the winds and rain of superstorm Sandy have mostly subsided, it appears federal agencies in the area may be getting back to work.
The Federal Executive Board in Baltimore, which makes decisions about federal office closures in that city, has recommended that federal agencies in Baltimore reopen Wednesday — with unscheduled leave and telework options in place.
The General Services Administration said federal buildings in the Baltimore area would be operational and there are no reported power outages, according to Richard Howell, executive director of the Baltimore FEB. There are, however, a few water-drain problems, which are now being corrected, he said in an email.
The Office of Personnel Management is expected to announced the operating status of federal buildings in Washington, D.C. for Wednesday later this afternoon.
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OPM closed D.C. federal offices both Monday and Tuesday because of the storm. FEBs in New York, Philadelphia and Boston also shuttered federal offices in those cities the past two days.
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For some reason, these talks always seem to start in the kitchen . . .
You're standing there making dinner and that big kid you gave birth to walks up, looks you in the eye (or down at you) and says, "Hey, we were talking at school today about colleges we'd like to attend. You know, I think I'd like to go to Harvard."
And your heart sinks to the bottom of your stomach.
If you're like a majority of parents, you've done what you could to save for this day. The day you know you'll have to talk about scholarships. And financial aid. And scrimping and doing without, on an already tight household budget. It's here -- the day the college bill comes due.
You're not alone. According to a US Department of Education 2009-2010 report, tuition for a public, four-year school ranges about $6,400 to about $14,000 a year. Students attending a private, not-for-profit College can plan on spending an average of $21,000 a year up to $51,000 at higher priced schools. Private, for-profit institutions average over $15,000 annual tuition to about $46,000 at higher priced schools. When you add books, housing and dozens of additional fees, you can expect to pay anywhere from about $30,000 to well over $200,000 for a college degree.
Many parents hope that student loans can be the answer, but 67% of all students are graduating with an average loan debt of $34,000 - not a way any parent wants their child to start a successful adult life. And for many, the days of students working their way through college are gone. The market place is saturated with people with BA's and BS's working in lower paying jobs that previously would have been filled by industrious college students.
So what is the answer?
We have two groups we need to talk to today; those with young children and those with student's ninth grade and above.
For those with young children:
Seek the assistance of a certified college planner while your child is still small. Why? Because proper early planning can give parents the financial advantage when it comes time to pay for college. Money saved "bit by bit" accumulates fast and by the time the baby we once held in our arms 17 years ago is ready to go to college, a substantial savings account is available for tuition and other college expenses.
Imagine this: If you saved only $50 a month towards your child's college education for 17 years, they would have over $15,000 accumulated for tuition and expenses. If over the years, parents' incomes allowed for a more substantial monthly contribution, then even more money would be available for college.
For those with children ninth grade and above (even graduating seniors):
Even if your savings are not where they should be at this time, do not be dismayed! College planners are knowledgeable about how to access money available through student loans, grants and scholarships, as well as helping you plan for college with available funds.
That's what the college planning business is all about! A good college planner can help you navigate complicated college paperwork like the FAFSA, CSS Profile applications, and other overwhelming paperwork.
A college planning professional can also assist parents and students with detailed problem solving solutions. Industry-wide free workshops and no cost consultations can calm both parents and student's anxieties and fears during this difficult time.
Here's a wakeup call. Award letters are coming in for seniors now. Most parents are not clear about what their student deserves. Clear strategic planning can assure parents that everything has been done to give the child the greatest advantage, including searching for the best college, showing the student in the best light, reviewing essays and award letters or appealing award letters for fair funding. This can make all the difference for you and your child, potentially saving countless dollars in the years to come.
As college planners, we are thankful to the colleges for educating our children, but remember they are in the money-making business. Our main goal is to guide parents and students through the challenging college maze.
Parents and students - you are not alone. Each month our articles will contain valuable information about financial planning, choosing the best college for your student, and paying for college when the tuition bill is due. Check us out here each month for more valuable information.


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: Hi just wanted you to know I had a new plumber out yesterday he check all of my pipes and could not find a source of the smell he is coming back today to do a smoke test--so I am hoping that he will discover the source of this smell--he also smelled it and thought that it was stronger in the basement he too agreed that it was not the upstairs sink drying out--will let you know---as always thanks
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: : : : : : : Ok, heres what I think.Changing the blocked pipes to new ones has created more momentum in your drainage.This momentum will create siphonage unless there is a proper vent for your fixtures.If the smell is coming from 1 sink in particular then you should investigate the vent for that sink for it.
: : : : : : What he's saying is the new pipes are draining water so fast that the water (the last glass going down) that is supposed to remain in the trap to block sewer gas is being siphoned or pulled out of the trap....
: : : : So its not coming from the traps? This is getting interesting,again without seeing the job done its hard to determine what the problem might be.Do you have a floor drain if so check that for water. Where did the plumber tie on to your house pipes inside or outside?If you can determine for sure that the smell is not from the traps then your venting must be fine and you may have an improper connection,once again just shooting with the lights off,I can tell you I didn't agree with your plumbers original theory of the trap drying out and you may want to get a second opinion.
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Leather/Vinyl, Xacto Knife, Screw Back Button Stud (here), Thread, Sewing Machine, Spray Paint
1. Cut out patterns A & B from given measurements.
2. Spray paint pattern B to desired color.
3. Attach button stud on pattern A, 4 3/4" from point. Sew a straight stitch along pattern B. Place pattern A over B as shown.
4. Sew only triangle point of pattern A onto rectangle B.
5. Sew along edge as shown.
6. Cut a small slit using an Xacto knife, on upper flap directly over the button stud when folded over.
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3 years & up. The Princess Collection Book Display is a dream come true for those who love fairytales and a "happily, ever after"! A princess carriage, a royal castle, and shooting stars decorate this pink and white storage piece, dressed up with gold trim. Features hand-painted scenes on both sides. Great for storing books and magazines and deep storage pockets are canvas for easy cleaning. Perfect for bedrooms or playroom. Dimensions: 24"H x 22"W x 12"D. Adult assembly required.
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Our loving sister, aunt and beloved niece, Vicki Lynn Brunnert, age 55, passed away on July 4, 2011 in Price, Utah due to kidney failure. She was born Jan. 23, 1956 in Topeka, Kan. to Charles Gene and Imogene Lenore Schlichter Brunnert.
For the past seven years Vicki lived at Mesa Vista a care facility for the disabled in Orem, Utah. She loved children, animals, and spending time with her family and friends. Vicki was always ready to go out for fun especially if it involved buying a new purse.
She is survived by her uncle, Don Brunnert, Topeka Kan.; brother, Chuck (Patti) Brunnert, and their children Amanda and Kevin Brunnert, all of Fort Worth, Texas; sister, Toni (Scott) Behling, Sunnyside, Utah, and their children, LaRae Bowker, Salt Lake City, Carmen (Josh) Humphrey, Orangeville, Utah, Greg Bowker (Toree), Columbia, Utah, Mitch (Kassandra) Behling, Price, Utah; Kyle Behling (Brittni) of Helper, Utah; also survived by nine great-nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, and her grandparents, Charles and Eunice Brunnert, Duane and Roberta Schlichter.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to the administration and staff at Mesa Vista for providing a home environment where Vicki's personality could blossom. Also a special thanks to Rocky Mountain Hospice and Pinnacle Care Center for the care they gave this last week.
Funeral service, Thursday, July 7, 2011, 12 noon, East Carbon Community Church. Friends were welcomed to gather at the church Thursday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome to share memories of Vicki online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.