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True Saints are perfectly united in the same mind and in the same judgment—Preach the gospel and save souls—The gospel is preached by the weak and the simple.
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29 That no flesh should glory in his presence.
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Robert Dinerstein
Professor of Law
Associate Dean for Experiential Education
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Robert Dinerstein is professor of law, director of the clinical program (1988-96 and 2008-present), associate dean for experiential education (2012-present) and director of the Disability Rights Law Clinic (2005-present) at AU's Washington College of Law, where he has taught since 1983. He was the law school's associate dean for academic affairs from 1997-2004. He specializes in the fields of clinical education and disability law, especially mental disabilities law (including issues of consent/choice, capacity and guardianship), the Americans with Disabilities Act, Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act, the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, legal representation of clients with mental disabilities, the interaction between disability and the criminal justice system, and disability and international human rights.
Dinerstein has made numerous presentations on clinical legal education and disability law, among other topics, and has published a number of books, articles, chapters and other writing on these subjects. Among his recent publications in the disability law area, he is the author of "Guardianship and Its Alternatives," in ADULTS WITH DOWN SYNDROME (Siegfried M. Pueschel, ed., 2006); "Implementing Legal Capacity Under Article 12 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: The Difficult Road from Guardianship to Supported Decision-Making" (Human Rights Brief, 2012); and "On Torture, Ill-Treatment and People with Psychosocial and Intellectual Disabilities: Some Thoughts About the Report of the Special Rapporteur," in TORTURE IN HEALTHCARE SETTINGS: REFLECTIONS ON THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON TORTURE'S 2013 THEMATIC REPORT 219-226 (Center for Human Rights & Humanitarian Law Anti-Torture Initiative) (2014).
Dinerstein is the author/editor of two books. He is co-editor and co-author, with Stanley Herr and Joan O'Sullivan, of A GUIDE TO CONSENT (AAMR, 1999). In the area of legal education and lawyering, he is co-author, with Ellmann, Gunning, Kruse and Shalleck, of LAWYERS AND CLIENTS: CRITICAL ISSUES IN INTERVIEWING AND COUNSELING (Thomson West 2009). He has written extensively on issues of clinical pedagogy and lawyering, in particular, client-centered counseling. He has also written and presented on the US Department of Justice's record of enforcement of the rights of persons with disabilities under several administrations.
Dinerstein was appointed by President Clinton in 1994 to serve on the President's Committee on Mental Retardation (now called the President's Committee on People with Intellectual Disabilities), on which he served until 2001. Internationally, he has consulted for the World Health Organization (Ghana and Malawi) and the Open Society Foundations (Ghana) regarding the revision of mental health laws and was a signatory to the Montreal Declaration on Intellectual Disabilities, adopted in Montreal, Canada in October 2004. He also has consulted with the Open Society Foundations regarding disability rights clinics and disability rights curricula in Latin America and Southern Africa Domestically, he has consulted for the Ford Foundation, Public Welfare Foundation and the US Department of Health and Human Services and the US Department of Education on issues related to legal services, disability law and poverty law. With Hadar Harris, he is co-principal investigator for the Disability and Human Rights Fellows program, which receives support from the Open Society Foundations.
Prior to joining AU, Dinerstein worked as an attorney in the U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division, Special Litigation Section, where he handled federal court cases on the rights of people in institutions for people with psychosocial disabilities, people with intellectual disabilities and juveniles. In addition to the Disability Rights Law Clinic, which he founded (and which handles special education, admission/commitment of people with intellectual disabilities, guardianship, Department of Mental Health grievances, ADA, and other cases), he teaches a seminar on law and disability and has taught interviewing and counseling, legal ethics, the supervised externship seminar, and the criminal justice clinic (which he directed from 1989-1995).
Dinerstein is actively involved in organizations related to legal education nationally. He was a member (elected) of the Council of the American Bar Association Section on Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar (2006-2011), and previously was on the section's Standards Review Committee. He has been a member of 17 ABA-AALS joint site inspection teams, chairing four teams. Within the Association of American Law Schools, he was a member of the membership review committee and has, among other things, chaired the sections on clinical legal education, law and community, disability law and law and mental disability law, as well as the committees on clinical legal education, sections and the annual meeting, and the planning committee for the 2006 clinical teachers' conference. He has been a member of a number of other planning committees, including for the AALS New Teachers' Conference.
Dinerstein currently sits on the boards of directors of the Quality Trust for Individuals with Disabilities, Inc. (founding board member & president), Equal Rights Center (president), and the New Hope Community, Inc., and in the past has served on the boards of Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless, Inc. (founding board member, 1986-2015), Advocates for Justice and Education, the District of Columbia Bar Board of Governors (elected; 2002-05), Society of American Law Teachers (elected), Mental Disability Rights International (founding board member; now called Disability Rights International), Legal Counsel for the Elderly, and the Maryland Disability Law Center. He also is a member of the steering committee for the Jacobus tenBroek annual disability law symposium sponsored by the National Federation of the Blind.
Among his many awards, Dinerstein has received the Paul G. Hearne Award for Disability Rights (ABA, 2013); (with Shalleck) the Egon Guttman Casebook Award (2011-12) for LAWYERS AND CLIENTS; the William Pincus Award for his contributions to clinical legal education (2010); American University Awards for Scholar-Teacher of the Year (2013), Outstanding Teaching in a Full-Time Appointment (2009) and Faculty-Administrator Award for Outstanding Service to the University Community (2002); and the Pro Bono Service Award from the International Human Rights Law Group (1988; now called Global Rights).
He has an A.B. degree from Cornell University and a J.D. degree from Yale Law School. He is listed in Who's Who in America (1999-2003 & 2013-15).
Currently Teaching
Areas of Specialization
- Clinical Legal Education
- Disability Law
- Transactional Law and Skills
Degrees & Universities
- J.D., Yale Law School 1977
- A.B., Cornell University 1974
Selected Publications
- Ellmann, Stephen et al., Lawyers and Clients: Critical Issues in Interviewing and Counseling (West Group 2009).
More Publications...
- Robert Dinerstein, "Every Picture Tells a Story, Don't It?": The Complex Role of Narratives in Disability Law Cases, 15 Narrative: The Journal of the Society for the Study of Narrative Literature 40 (Jan. 2007).
- Robert Dinerstein, Guardianship and Its Alternatives for Adults with Down Syndrome (Ch. 11), in Adults With Down Syndrome (Siegfried Pueschel, ed., Paul H. Brookes, Co., Inc. 2006).
- Robert Dinerstein, Laurie Powers & Steve Holmes, Self-Advocacy, Self-Determination, and Social Freedom and Opportunity, in National Goals and Research for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (K. Charles Lakin & Ann Turnbul, eds., The ARC of the U.S. & Am. Assn. on Mental Retardation 2005).
- Robert Dinerstein, Am I Blue? Judicial Nominations Will be a Continuing Battleground in the Second Bush Term, 2004, Issue 4 SALT Equalizer (Nov. 2004).
- Robert Dinerstein, The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990: Progeny of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 31 Hum. Rights 10 (Summer 2004).
- Robert Dinerstein, Consent and Competency in the Lives of People with Developmental Disabilities, National Academy for Equal Justice for People with Developmental Disabilities (June 2004).
- Robert Dinerstein, Stephan Ellmann, Isabelle Gunning, & Ann Shalleck, Connection, Capacity and Morality in Lawyer-Client Relationships: Dialogues and Commentary, 10 Clin. L. Rev. 755 (Spring 2004). SSRN Link
- Robert Dinerstein, Judicial Nominations Battles Continue, 2003, Issue 4 SALT Equalizer (Nov. 2003).
- Robert Dinerstein, Stephan Ellmann, Isabelle Gunning, & Ann Shalleck, Legal Interviewing and Counseling: An Introduction, 10 Clin. L. Rev. 1102, 1102-1129 (Fall 2003). SSRN Link
- Robert Dinerstein, Guardianship and Surrogate Decisionmaking for People with Developmental Disabilities in the District of Columbia, in On the QT: Newsletter for The Quality Trust for Individuals with Disabilities, Vol. 2 ( Fall/Winter 2003).
- Robert Dinerstein, AJudicial Nominations: The Hits Just Keep on Coming, 2003, Issue 3 SALT Equalizer (Aug. 2003).
- Robert Dinerstein, AJudicial Nominations Continue to Be a Major Battleground, 2003, Issue 2 SALT Equalizer (Apr. 2003).
- Robert Dinerstein with E. Hazen, The Rights of Bar Examination Applicants with Disabilities in the United States, Vol. 2, 6 Hum. Rights. Br. (1999).
- Robert Dinerstein, Developments in the Clinical Program, 1988-1995, 15 Advoc. 10 (Spring 1995).
- Robert Dinerstein, Clinical Education in a Different Voice: A Reply to Robert Rader, 1 Clin. L. Rev. 711 (1995).
- Robert Dinerstein, Innovations in Teaching Law, 14 Advoc. 3 (Spring 1994).
- Robert Dinerstein, Revising the Consent Handbook: From Consent to Choice, 7:1 AAMR News & Notes 1 (Mar./Apr. 1994).
- Robert Dinerstein & Marjorie Anne McDiarmid, Comments in Reply, 43 J. Leg. Educ. 596 (1993).
- Robert Dinerstein, Book review: The Criminal Justice System and Mental Retardation: Defendants and Victims, 97 Am. J. Mental Retardation 715 (1993).
- Robert Dinerstein, Supreme Court to Hear Rights Cases, 5:2 AAMR News and Notes 1 (Apr. 1992).
- Robert Dinerstein, A Meditation on the Theoretics of Practice, 43 Hastings L.J. 971 (1992) (reprinted in (excerpts) Hurder, Bloch, Brooks & Kay, Eds., Clinical Anthology: Readings for Live-Client Clinics (Anderson Publg. Co., 1997)).
- Robert Dinerstein, Clinical Scholarship and the Justice Mission, 40 Clev. St. L. Rev. 469 (1992).
- Robert Dinerstein, Clinical Texts and Contexts: Review Essay, 39 UCLA L. Rev. 697 (1992).
- Robert Dinerstein, Clinical Scholarship and the Justice Mission, 40 Clev. St. L. Rev. 469 (1992) (reprinted in Symposium: The Justice Mission of American Law Schools, 40 Clev. St. L. Rev. 277 (1992)).
- Robert Dinerstein, Client Centered Counseling: Rallying Cry or Shibboleth?, Am. Inquiry 14 (1990).
- Robert Dinerstein, Client Centered Counseling: Reappraisal and Refinement, 32 Ariz. L. Rev. 501 (1990) (reprinted in (excerpts) Hurder, Bloch, Brooks & Kay, Clinical Anthology: Readings for Live-Client Clinics (Anderson Publg. Co. 1997); excerpted in Martha Mahoney, John Calmore & Stephanie Wildman, Social Justice: Professionals, Communties, and Law (West Publg. 2003); and Susan Carle, ed., Lawyers' Ethics and the Pursuit of Social Justice: A Critical Reader (N.Y.U. Press 2005)).
- Robert Dinerstein, Developments in Externships and Simulation Courses, 21 Syllabus 3 (Summer 1990).
- Robert Dinerstein, Chile: Perpetuation of the Dictatorship or Return to Democracy?, 4:3 The L. Group Dkt. 1 (Fall 1987).
- Robert Dinerstein, Casebooks and Courtrooms: A New Era of Cooperation, 4 Advoc. 3 (Spring 1986).
- Robert Dinerstein, The Absence of Justice, 63 Neb. L. Rev. 680 (1984).
Selected Works in Progress
- Robert Dinerstein, S. Ellmann, I. Gunning, K. Kruse & A. Shalleck, Interviewing and Counseling (Thomson/West forthcoming 2006).
- Robert Dinerstein, Guardianship and Its Alternatives for Adults with Down Syndrome, in Adults With Down Syndrome (Siegfried Pueschel, ed., Paul H. Brookes, Co., Inc. forthcoming 2006).
Selected Presentations
- Robert Dinerstein, Chair, ABA-AALS Site Evaluation Team (Southern Illinois University School of Law, Carbondale, Ill., Nov. 17-19, 2008).
- Robert Dinerstein, Taught in Clinical Workshop, Establishing and Enhancing Clinical Legal Education in China: Faculty Workshop Presented by Washington College of Law of American University (American University Washington College of Law China Rule of Law Program (US AID sub-grantee), Hangzhou, P.R.C., July 21-31, 2008).
- Robert Dinerstein, Presentation, Jacobus tenBroek and Disability Rights (," National Federation of the Blind Annual Meeting, Dallas, Tex., July 2, 2008).
- Robert Dinerstein, Presentation, Capacity and Consent for Health Care for People with Developmental Disabilities (Panel on Health Care Decision-Making, Living Healthy, Living Well Conference, Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development, et al., Wash., D.C., June 19, 2008).
- Robert Dinerstein, Presentation, Disability Rights (Introduction to Health Care and Life Sciences Fundamentals, Health Law & Policy Institute, American University Washington College of Law & Government Program, Wash., D.C., June 16, 2008).
- Robert Dinerstein, Presentation, Lawyers and the Rule—and Role—of Law: The Example of China (European-American Consortium on Legal Education (EACLE), Warsaw, Pol., June 13, 2008).
- Robert Dinerstein, Panel Moderator, Clinical and Externship Programs (Conference on Assisting Law Students with Disabilities in the 21st Century: Brass Tacks, American University Washington College of Law, Wash., D.C., Mar. 8, 2007) (reprinted in 15 Am. U. J. Gender Soc. Policy & L. 817 (2007)).
- Robert Dinerstein, Co-facilitator, Working Group (2005 AALS Workshop on Clinical Legal Education, Chi., Ill., Apr. 30-May 3, 2005).
- Robert Dinerstein, Panelist, Teaching Mental Disability Law Across the Curriculum (AALS Annual Meeting, Jan. 8, 2005).
- Robert Dinerstein, Presentation, Introducing Disability Law into a First-Year Torts Class (AALS Annual Meeting, Jan. 8, 2005).
- Robert Dinerstein, Presentation, The Significance of Changes in ABA Standard 302 (AALS Annual Meeting, Jan. 6, 2005).
- Robert Dinerstein, Panelist, Interviewing and Counseling in Context: New Approaches and New Ideas (AALS Annual Meeting, Jan. 6, 2005) (reprinted in 8 Thomas M. Cooley J. Prac. & Clin. L. 145 (2005)).
- Robert Dinerstein, Presentation, Ethical and Lawyering Issues Involved in Interviewing and Counseling Elderly Clients, Panel on "Issues of Ethics and Professionalism in Representing the Elder Client (Symposium on Elder Law, University of Akron School of Law, Akron, Ohio, Sept. 30, 2004).
- Robert Dinerstein, Presentation, A Conflict Resolution and Negotiation Workshop and A Foreign Lawyers, LL.M. Programs and the Bar Exam, before the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (National Network for Law School Officers, Wash., D.C., Apr. 7-8, 2003).
- Robert Dinerstein, Participant, Colloquium: Critical Moments in the Conceptualization of Lawyering: Reflections upon the Quarter Century Since the Publication of Bellow and Moulton, (The Lawyering Process, Feb. 21, 2003).
- Robert Dinerstein, Participant, Developing Our Team, Association of American Law Schools, Section on Student Services, (WCL Panel on Civility, Legal Rhetoric Program, New Orleans, La., Jan. 2, 2002).
- Robert Dinerstein, Symposium: International Human Rights Law and the Institutional Treatment of Persons with Mental Disabilities: The Case of Hungary,, 21 N. Y. L. Sch. J. Intl. & Comp. L. 397 (2002).
Selected Honors & Awards
- 20+ Years of Service Award ("In appreciation of Prof. Dinerstein's commitment and dedication to making justice a reality for those struggling with homelessness," Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless, Inc. Nov. 6, 2008).
Selected Media Appearances
Selected Teaching Materials
- Ellmann, Stephen et al., Teacher's Manual to Lawyers and Clients: Critical Issues in Interviewing and Counseling (West Group 2009).


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SALT LAKE CITY/CLEVELAND: Kenneth Len Johnson age 38 passed away on Friday, Aug. 17, 2012 in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was born on June 1, 1974 in Preston, Idaho. He was the oldest of seven children. He grew up in Cleveland, Utah then later moved to Salt Lake City, Utah, where he worked as an electrician. He married Sam Armstrong on March 11, 2005. He had six children.
Kenneth enjoyed snowboarding, 4-wheeling, and camping. But most of all he enjoyed hanging out with family and friends.
He is survived by wife Sam, daughters Inez, Skye, Keniah, two sons Dasan and Riley, parents Len and Gayle Johnson, five brothers and one sister, Gary (Yvette), Price, Utah, Steffanie, St. George, Utah, Kerry (Ann) Idaho, Kurtis (Shella) Price, Utah, Nick (Jamie) East Carbon, Utah, Danny "Boy" Lehi, Utah, several nieces and nephews, sister in-laws Deidre and Natasha of New York, grandmother Maxine Johnson, Idaho.
Preceded in death by his sweet daughter Syriah Sev'n, grandparents, Frank A. Johnson of Idaho, Ned J. Henderson of Orderville, Cleopha A. Henderson of Orderville and Allen Richards of New Mexico.
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- Overview
- Fine tooth comb
- Hair Dryer
- Flat Iron
- Ingredients
- Features
- First safe, at home alternative to expensive salon treatments
- In less than 60 minutes hair is smoother, stronger, softer and frizz free
- Results last for up to 6 weeks
- Choice to wear hair curly or straight
- Hair is faster and easier to style
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- Long lasting but not permanent
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- Fine Tooth Comb
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- Rinse thoroughly
- Towel dry hair
- Step A - Saturate: Spray on Liquid Keratin 30 Day Straight Smooth Strong & Long Treatment Separate hair into manageable small sections. Shake treatment bottle. Spray treatment on each section, completely saturating hair. Pull bangs and hair next to face up and back to spray away from face. Comb treatment through hair, from the roots to the ends.
- Step B - Penetrate: Allow Liquid Keratin Treatment to penetrate hair let treatment sit on hair for 30 minutes.
- Step C Activate: Liquid Keratin Treatment. Blow dry hair straight using a round or paddle brush. (Note: Make sure hair is completely dry) Flat iron hair in small sections at high heat to seal keratin treatment onto the hair shaft. (Note: there is thermal heat protection in the treatment to protect your hair from heat damage)
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Liquid Keratin 30 Day Straight Smooth Strong & Long is a revolutionary, patented, at home treatment that infuses curly, frizzy, unmanageable hair with keratin protein that it's naturally missing.
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1. Have the following items available to apply Liquid Keratin Straight Smooth & Long Treatment
2. Prepare hair for Liquid Keratin Treatment
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3. Apply the Liquid Keratin 30 day straight smooth strong & long treatment in 3 easy steps
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After 48 hours, wash hair with Liquid Keratin De-Frizz Shampoo. Condition hair with Liquid Keratin De-Frizz Conditioner. Allow conditioner to sit for 1-2 minutes and rinse with lukewarm water. Liquid Keratin aftercare products are specially formulated to work with the treatment and drench the hair with the keratin protein it lacks, making hair shiny and healthy.
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One of the hottest new hair care inventions, Liquid Keratin is the first at-home keratin solution that transforms frizzy, uncontrollable manes into smoother and more manageable strands. Free from formaldehyde and harmful chemicals, one Liquid Keratin Straight Smooth Long and Strong treatment can last up to 6 weeks. Containing keratin, silicone, and amino acids, the Liquid Keratin hair care collection also features shampoo, conditioners, and serum to help extend the life of the treatment.
Dry Hair 1st Nealy All The Way Before Applying ProductI was just reading the reviews and find something is wrong here. The paddle brush is to dry your hair before putting the product on. My hairdresser actually put me under the dryer the dry my just shampooed hair before putting the product on. I have short hair. I put about 2 oz. in a cup and put it on my hair Spraying out of that little bottle would never work for me.. I comb the product through. wait the 30 min. then blow dry in the direction you want to wear your hair. Then use the straightening iron going over each section 3 or 5x. If you sweat , as I do, seal the product with the hair straightener. The straightener is what sets the product. I wait 3 days wash and condition with sulfate shampoo and conditioner. maybe more of you will love this Keratin now!Jan 9, 2016Judy M. / FLHAIR TYPEAuburn / Color Treated Hair
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Can't Live WithoutI had this done in the salon 3x. I moved away. Still in FL. Was much more expensive to have done where I live now. I have curly, frizzy hair and do live in FL. My hair is colored. I put this on right after coloring and do about every 3 months. When the frizz is back. I cannot live without this!Jan 8, 2016Judy / FLHAIR TYPEAuburn / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair
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Be Careful,this Is A Bad ProductI read instructions many times before I did this, The result was horrible. Please note, i have colored hair and even did the test on it frst. I thought after many Keratin treatments it was strange that after towe drying you apply this product, usually, on dry hair.Anyway i did what it said, blew dry, used my straighten iron, The sedu, ( Love it), I waited the 48 hrs. Thought it was weird that you have to wash hair 48 hrs. later to neutralize..( never heard of neutralizing a Keratin), In any case, my end results were spit and broken hair. I'm so sick and upset over it. I started Keratins when the cost 500.00 years ago, I spend a fortune on my hair at 53 years old. I even have a Keratin done once yearly. My stylist was in awe when she saw my breakage. She knows i know my stuff too..This was the worst, worst product I have ever used in my entire ife. Be careful..I wish I could have my broken pieces put back on as my hair is very long.Remember, you should not have to neutralize a Keratin, don't learn the hard way like I did. I trusted this product and it let me down with tears,Jun 4, 2013Kathleen D.HAIR TYPEBlonde / Curly Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Save Your Money!I have naturally curly shoulder length hair and this summer, splurged on a Coppola straightener at my salon (to the tune of $350). It worked wonderfully and I loved my hair. But, it lasted only two months and it is hard to justify spending that kind of money for such limited results. I've been searching for a home straightener and tried this one.
I followed the directions to a T. I bought a flat iron that goes up to 450 degrees and I did not wash it for a day longer than recommended. There was zero difference in my hair. I tried it twice within 2 weeks and again followed every direction. Again, not a single difference in my hair. I should have save the money I spent on this and applied it to a salon treatment. If only there was a money-back guarantee. Do not waste your hard earned money on this productSep 21, 2011MariaHAIR TYPELight Brown / Curly Hair
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As ExpectedLike many others, this product did turn my hair a little orange. Thankfully, for me it wasn't a big enough change to require an expensive emergency trip to the hair salon! I doubt this would be a problem for brunettes/those with darker hair but blondes should beware. As far as performance goes, this didn't work nearly as well for me as the treatments I've gotten in salons, but it did work well enough to make my otherwise frizzy, unruly hair manageable. I think it is a great substitute for times that getting a salon treatment is not in the budget! The only other thing I would say about it is that it does have an odd smell and the smell seems to last for the entirety of the treatment--at least, I did mine about a week and a half ago and my hair still smells odd after several washings. Even with these quirks, I consider this product a lifesaver for times that money is tight.Aug 13, 2011Terressa B.HAIR TYPELight Brown / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Works Great, Especially OvertimeI have natural, thick, fine African American hair and this has made my hair so much more manageable. I have done 4 treatments thus far and my hair has become much straighter and softer. I no longer have breakage and my split ends have reduced greatly, because of that my hair is the longest it has ever been (mid way down my back). I can style my hair faster (blow dry and flat iron) and my hair even stays straight in humid weather. The only downside (which I would expect this) is that when I sweat a lot (working out at the gym) my roots do go curly/frizzy, but not as bad as before because my hair is overall straighter. I am going to try the bold line to see if it will make my hair straighter...but overall I would keep buying this product because with every use my hair becomes straighter and softer.Apr 20, 2011J In CaliforniaHAIR TYPEBlack / Thick or Coarse Hair
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This Product Is Mr. Right!Ok ladies, I have read some of your reviews and I am sorry it did not work out for you. My review is that this product is the bomb! For those of you that don't speak slang, that means it was the best hair product I have used in years. I am a product junkie. I have been trying everything to help manage my afro (black course hair type). I decided to try this product because I don't believe in giving up. Thankfully I did get great results. My hair is straighter than when I have used relaxers in the past. I was able to wear my hair out all day in very hot weather, and not lose any body or style. I was overwelmed because I did not think it would be as good as it was. But remember, just like dating, it has to be the right match for your hair type. Give it a try, it may be Mr. right for you! But I'm in love.Apr 3, 2011Cher F.HAIR TYPEDark Brown / Thick or Coarse Hair
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The Frizz Is GoneLiquid Keratin has been a staple for the past two years.. this product has made my curly frizzy hair so much more manageable-- the best thing it doesn't frizz in the humidity and it is so easy to use-- just love it!!Mar 21, 2011DonnaHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Dry Hair / Curly Hair
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Buyer BewareI am another blonde who tried this product and my hair turned orange. I have used Yuko, and other Brazilian products (done at the salon) with wonderful results. I would stay away from this product as I did a strand test to the underneath part of my hair and it was fine. When I used the product on my bangs, bang orange hair. I also have tried to remove this color at the salon and it is almost gone, thank goodness. I would just hate for someone else to experience this same problem.Nov 27, 2010Tracy O.HAIR TYPEBlonde / Color Treated Hair
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This Does Nothing!I have horrible dry, frizzy black hair. When I first saw this, I thought it was going to be a miracle product. After following all the instructions, and even doing the treatment twice I have come to the conclusion that this product does nothing. I would not recommend this product to anyone. I was so excited think it would work, it would get my hair smooth and take away frizz.... well it didnt. It did nothing to my hair, infact I think it became frizzier. I am not the type of person to write reviews online, but this product is so horrible that I had to because I felt cheated. Don't waste money on this, you'll feel horrible about it.Nov 24, 2010ShanaHAIR TYPEBlack / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Amazon launched a German Kindle Store today and started selling Kindle in Germany straight from Amazon.de.
There's a Press Release on the German Kindle available. This post has the key interesting details.
Kindle in Germany – Details on the German Kindle
- Amazon.de will start selling Kindles directly. Kindle 3 and Kindle WiFi will be sold.
- The user interface for the Kindles will still be in English. Makes you wonder if it's a bit of a rushed release.
- There is a German Kindle Store with 650,000 titles (English books, German books, and books in other languages).
- There are 25,000 German language books, including 71 out of 100 Spiegel bestsellers. Authors include Arno Geiger, Kerstin Gier, and Charlotte Link.
- There are also some German newspapers and magazines available, including Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Handelsblatt, and Die Zeit.
- There are thousands of German classics available for free in the German Kindle Store.
- Kindle Reading Apps are now available in German – including Kindle for iPad, Kindle for iPhone, Kindle for PC, Kindle for Mac, and Kindle for Android.
- Kindle Direct Publishing Service (self-publishing for authors) is available worldwide – authors can now sell their titles to Kindle owners in Germany via the German Kindle Store. The 70% royalty option is available with the usual restrictions (the book must be priced between $2.99 and $9.99, etc.).
- WhisperSync is available with all the usual features.
- Kindle WiFi is 139 Euros and Kindle 3G is 189 Euros. They are available with free 2-day shipping at Amazon.de.
Amazon is certainly making a lot of announcements right before its upcoming earnings release (April 26th, 2011). Perhaps it is buffering against something in the earnings release it thinks Wall Street will hate (such as a lot of investment in the Kindle).
Kindle in Germany – What does it mean?
- Amazon is finally moving beyond US and UK. It's showing a surprising amount of interest in Europe by picking Germany as the third country to expand to.
- It probably means Amazon is going to keep setting up country-specific stores. Perhaps, eventually, Amazon will end up selling Kindles through Amazon Japan, through its Chinese partner/subsidiary, and through its other subsidiaries (Amazon Italy, Amazon France, Amazon Transylvania).
- The choice of Germany is a bit puzzling – Firstly, there are very strict book pricing laws in Germany. Secondly, it's only got 25,000 German language ebooks.
- This move suggests Amazon is serious about selling books in other languages. At the minimum, it'll take a shot and see how things go.
- It's strange that Amazon would launch with only 25,000 German language books. Wonder what percentage of German book titles that figure represents.
It's certainly an interesting move in terms of country and timing – releasing a German Kindle before releasing the Kindle in China, Japan, or an English-speaking country like Australia is puzzling. After the April 26 Amazon Earnings Release we might have a better idea why Amazon moved ahead with Kindle Germany and a mere 25,000 German Kindle books.


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However, I do understand why those of us who live with disabilities get angry.
- My family and I were checked into a fancy hotel in Europe that had assured us they were wheelchair accessible. The entire time we stayed there, I entered and exited the hotel off the loading dock and used the freight elevator.
- On another trip, we booked tickets with British Airways and were surprised when they required that I produce a doctor's note allowing me to travel. This was a long time ago, they may have smartened up by now.
- I was part of the wedding party of someone I love a lot and they had had a very specific conversation with the Hall regarding accessibility before reserving a date and handing over money. At the time of booking, the washrooms were not accessible, but they assured the bride-to-be that at the time of her wedding a year and a half later, they would be. They weren't. When I needed to pee, it happened on a commode put in the Manager's office. This was later emptied by a gentleman in a morning suit who left the door wide open so all the other guests could see what was happening.
- When I applied to graduate school, I was asked to come in for an interview. We discussed what it meant to go to graduate school, and I was asked questions such as how I'd manage lunch, given that there was no cafeteria in the building. When I started classes, I discovered that none of the able-bodied students had been interviewed. Or asked how they were going to manage lunch.
Because we wouldn't expect a woman or someone who is a racial minority to suck up entering a fancy hotel by the freight elevator, be required to ask their doctor if they are allowed to travel - and no, that one isn't reasonable, because a) having a disability does not mean you're sick; and b) people who have invisible medical conditions are not required to do so - to pee in a pot, to be interviewed for access to graduate school when men aren't or, come to think of it, to take the long route to a recreational area when white people can get there in 30 seconds.
It's an interesting experiment, one that still has a built-in escape hatch, but it starts to give you a sense of what it's like. From people who've tried it, I've heard reports of frustration and a newfound awareness of steps and other barriers. One person told me that no one has eye contact with you (I never knew that people, strangers, had eye contact with each other in public!).
If more people tried this test, maybe it wouldn't be such an uphill battle to implement universal design. And maybe the D-word would be more accepted and we could get beyond talking about whether discrimination against people with disabilities exists and start eliminating it.


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A-Rod attorney denies attacking Ortiz
Red Sox slugger David Ortiz is one of the few major league players to voice support for Alex Rodriguez in recent months.
Ortiz took Rodriguez out for dinner in Boston late last season after the controversial Yankees third baseman was mercilessly booed at Fenway Park. Ortiz even criticized teammate Ryan Dempster for throwing at Rodriguez.
In December, Ortiz invited Rodriguez to his charity event in the Dominican Republic.
So much for that goodwill. On Tuesday, Rodriguez's lead attorney seemed to cast aspersions on Ortiz during an interview with ESPN Radio.
Joe Tacopina said he would not name other players accused of using performance-enhancing drugs, "but some of them are God-like in Boston right now."
The host, Colin Cowherd, did not challenge Tacopina's accusation.
In 2009, the New York Times reported that Ortiz tested positive for an unnamed substance during a 2003 survey test.
Rodriguez was suspended for the entire 2014 season for using PEDs and obstructing an investigation into his use. On Monday, he sued Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association in federal court in an attempt to overturn the ban.
The suit went so far as to criticize MLBPA executive director Michael Weiner, who died in November after a long battle with cancer. Now Ortiz is an apparent target of his legal team.
During the ESPN Radio interview, Tacopina referred to Rodriguez as an "outstanding human being."
Ortiz could not be reached for comment.
UPDATE, 10:45 p.m.: Tacopina, via an email to the Globe, denied he was alluding to Ortiz in his comments. But he would not say who he was referring to.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
With thoughts of bank robbers, stolen horses and bad guys swirling in their heads, the members of the SouthEastern Utah Off Highway Vehicle Club followed ranch owner Ted Ekker into Robbers Roost Canyon to revisit some of the stomping grounds of outlaws of the past. For more than 30 years during the late 1800s and early 1900s, many outlaws, including Butch Cassidy for a short time, made this area their home.
SEUOHV club asked Ekker to guide them into the area because he spent much of his youth in the area and now calls Green River his home. During Ekker's youth, he spent many years on the ranch near Robbers Roost. Ted's brother Arthur was the first person to take Ted into this area.
As a young boy, Ted lived near Hanksville and his family, including his eight brothers, Arthur, Bruce, Derris, Harold, Horace, Jess, Riter and Glen, placer mined in the Henry Mountains. When their mine was washed out, Arthur and his wife took Ted with them and went to the ranch in the Robbers Roost area. Ted worked on this ranch for many years.
During his time at the ranch, Ted would explore looking for anything from the days of the outlaws. One time as he was operating a bulldozer building a road, he suddenly had no place to go. He got off the dozer and began to walk around to find a way out. While he was searching, he found a large number of .44-40 shell casings on the ground. These were the type used by many of the outlaws during their era in the Roost.
Ted first took the SEUOHV club to a spot at the head of Robbers Roost Canyon. They could see from the Henry Mountains on one side to the LaSal Mountains on the other side. In between those two ranges, is the biggest part of the area know as Robbers Roost. He said this spot was where one historian said the Battle of the Roost had taken place.
Legend has it that three outlaws, Blue John, Silvertip and Indian Ed stole a herd of horses in Moab. Sheriff Tyler gathered his posse and gave chase. The posse caught up with the outlaws near this spot in Robbers Roost Canyon. A gunfight ensued and Indian Ed was wounded and later escaped to a nearby ranch where he recuperated.
The next spot on the Roost tour was Silvertip Spring, so named for the outlaw Silvertip. Just south of this spot was where another account was said to name the site of the gun battle. No one knows for sure, but Ekker knows he found a great amount of empty shell casings in the area.
As lunchtime approached, Ted took the group to a large area of slick rock. The top of the rock outcrops was pock marked with holes worn into the rock over time. These holes catch rainwater during the rainy season and hold a drink for animals and others who may venture into the area during hot weather. Ted said rocks and flint chips wash into the holes and some have been known to find arrow heads in the potholes.
Another interesting aspect of the slick rock formation were grooves worn into the rock's surface. Ted asked everyone for a guess as to when the tracks were made. Many guesses came but none were even close. "Under the edge of this slick rock is a cave known as Cowboy Cave," said Ekker.
"Many years ago the University of Utah came to dig out the cave. They spent two years out here and they dated everything they found. They found remains of mastodons, saber toothed tigers, giant sloths, and humans, along with many other artifacts. They concluded the tracks leading across this rock were made 13,000 years ago by wild horses. Prof. Jenkins wrote about it in his book called The Cowboy Cave," concluded Ekker.
Ted went on to explain the area was much different in the days right after the glaciers receded when those animals were here. It was said to have been heavily forested with Ponderosa pine trees. Today there is a lot of red sand and slickrock with a few cedar trees.
"Come on people, we're burning daylight," said Ted after lunch over the two way radios everyone was carrying. The tour began again and the group passed a distant mesa with a flat top. Ted told them the mesa was named Dead Man's Hill.
Another gunfight had erupted near the hill. During this gunfight between the bad guys and the good guys, an 18 year old young man was shot. One of the good guys took the boy and tried to get him to help. The young man died on top of that mesa and is buried there.
Ted then took the OHV riders to a location at head of the canyon known as No Man's Canyon. He said it is known as that because no man should venture into this canyon. Angel's Trail begins at the spot.
Ted said along Angel Trail there are many Indian artifacts and a very interesting cave.
As the tour progressed, the group found themselves in front of a ranch house complex in the distance. Ted told the group this was the Ekker Ranch. "It is for sale now, and we don't work it anymore. It is leased out so we can't go any closer," said Ted. During the reminiscing of memories of the ranch, Ted told the group of meeting Robert Redford and bringing him here to learn from A.C. Ekker, Arthur's son, more of the outlaw trail and the history of this area. Out of this meeting came Redford's documentary movie The Outlaw Trail.
The final stop of the tour of the Robbers Roost area was a view of Happy Canyon. This canyon is where the ranchers from years past would bring their sheep herds to graze while they went home for Christmas. It is said they were happy to get the sheep into this canyon so they could go home.
The SEUOHV Club rides together as a group once a month. Though all of the rides are great, it is good just be riding, this one was one of the more colorful rides and rich in historical treasure.
This ride was attended by more than 50 people on more than 50 machines. The weather cooperated with enough warmth to keep them comfortable and just enough wind to keep the dust blowing off the trail.
For more information concerning joing the club or for any other questions, contact Annette Allen at 384-2690, Glenys Sitterud at 286-2258 or Mark Williams at 381-2493.


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What were the main challenges of shooting "Ski Patrol"?
It follows the everyday lives of a ski patrol, and we shot for eight weeks up in Washington State in pretty tough conditions. Over 95 percent was shooting outside in extreme cold, and using HD definitely helps to bring out more details as well as helping with the contrast ratio. When you shoot in snow, especially with the sun, it's almost blinding, but then a lot of times you also have to shoot in dark shadow in the trees, where most accidents happen. So HD helps a bit with the dynamic range being larger. It helps to retain a bit more of the highlights and helps in capturing the footage in the shadows.
Why did you choose the Canon XH G1 HD camcorder?
Because it's so small and lightweight and we could shoot 60i HD. We knew that we couldn't go out there with a big, bulky HD camera on our shoulders, as we had to go wherever the ski patrol went. That meant a lot of cliffs, avalanche danger zones and so on, so we had to ski with them as we shot. And the XH G1 HD also has the convenience of a fixed zoom lens, and the zoom range is pretty decent. You'll get a good wide shot and then you can punch in pretty closely with the zooms it already has. Then we also used Canon's XL H1 HD camcorder with interchangeable lenses that are fast and very sharp. That's their bigger HD camera, which you can also put on your shoulder, and we used that on days where we knew we could set up a shot on a tripod and then change lenses as needed. But it was nearly all shot with the G1. We had multiple cameras as we had different teams shooting all over the mountain.
Did you have any problems with the camera gear?
(Laughs) Well, we began with six cameras and ended up with three, which tells you everything. The production team had planned ahead for accidents and falls, and in one incident I was skiing pretty fast in deep snow and took a bad fall. I was unconscious for a few seconds, and the camera went flying. I had to dig it out and the base plate just fell apart, and I could see all the electronics inside, so it was a very tough shoot. But, thank goodness, it was such a small, compact camera. If it'd been a full-size HD camera, it would have been far worse. Often we'd be trekking knee-deep through snow, just to catch up with the ski patrol, but it was a very rewarding project, seeing these guys save lives and make sure it's safe for all the skiers.
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Peter Quinn uses his extensive experience working in both the pubilc and private sectors to teach his students how organizations operate in both realms. He teaches courses in operations management, business communications, organizational behavior and marketing at the Southern California Campus. He holds a Master of Business Administration from University of Phoenix and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from California State University, Long Beach.
Peter spent the early years of his career at American Airlines and Lego Toys. He is currently the Public Works Manager for the City of Westminster, California, where he has worked for more than 23 years. In this role, he implemented a system to eliminate wasted man-hours and increase productivity, as well as an employee recognition program to improve morale. He also received two commendation awards from the city for his management experience.
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Unioniste poised to strike
Channel 4 commentator Simon Holt previews the feature races from Saturday's card at Cheltenham.
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The big races so far this jumps season have been dominated by Paul Nicholls and Nicky Henderson, the two outstanding trainers of their era.
After Saturday successes for Nicholls with Al Ferof (Paddy Power Gold Cup) and Silviniaco Conti (Betfair Chase) in November, Henderson has bounced back over the last two weekends with Bobs Worth in the Hennessy Gold Cup and Sprinter Sacre in the Tingle Creek.
Now it could be Nicholls' turn again as he fields a fascinating runner in the Paul Stewart IronSpine Charity Challenge Cup Gold Cup, a race perhaps best known as the December Gold Cup these days.
That horse is the four-year-old Unioniste who, despite being set to race from 6lb out of the handicap, could be open to massive improvement after his third at Cheltenham (on the Old Course) behind Dynaste and Fingal Bay last month on only his third run over fences.
Like most ex-French horses, Unioniste - a half brother to the very useful staying chaser My Will - boasts plenty of experience for one of tender years having won two of eight starts (a hurdle and a chase) across the channel before being transferred to Nicholls and the ownership of John Hales, and I feel he has been dangerously underestimated by the handicapper here.
It could be that he will still be too green to do himself justice but, on the other hand, the vast majority of his rivals look thoroughly exposed and he may never be so lightly weighted again especially with Harry Derham claiming 5lb.
Nicholls is also represented by Cristal Bonus, a fluent winner of quite a modest affair at Down Royal on his reappearance having run second to Menorah on his final start last season at Aintree. Highly regarded, he is certainly one to keep an eye and gets the assistance of Ruby Walsh.
One would expect Walkon, runner-up to Al Ferof in the Paddy Power Gold Cup, to provide stiff opposition though he has tended to run best when fresh in the past. Additionally, Alan King's grey may have had a hard race (along with third-placed Nadiya De La Vega) as very few finished in really arduous conditions.
Quantatitiveasing, last year's winner of this contest, was pulled up that day but couldn't be ruled out if returning to his best especially as he sees out this trip particularly well while the top weighted Wishfull Thinking looked on the way back to something like his best form here last time.
Later on, Nicholls and Henderson are sure to figure strongly yet again in the Stan James International Hurdle with representation from Zarkandar and Grandouet respectively but both could be foiled by the current champion hurdler Rock On Ruby who makes his eagerly awaited reappearance for rookie handler Harry Fry.
On a line through that great battler Overturn, there is little between Rock On Ruby and Grandouet (who won this prize 12 months ago but has been off the course since). However, of the pair, Rock On Ruby could just have the greater stamina - remember he was second in the Neptune Novices' Hurdle here at the Festival over 2m5f in 2011 - and resolution than his strong-travelling rival.
This is his chance to prove that he is not a below-average Champion Hurdler as many people seem to believe.
If either are short of full fitness, then Zarkandar - a winner at Wincanton already this season - could be there to take advantage (especially as he receives 4lb) but he appeared to lack tactical speed when only fifth behind Rock On Ruby in the Champion Hurdle and, at the highest level, might just want a little bit further.


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"With a thrust it's a Spear; with a sweep it's a Naginata, when you hold it, it's a Longsword; a Cane can become each of those things!"-
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just to good. Laugh out loud.
reading manga and condorito
Lol actually thought it was a spoiler for ch 558 or something.... but still great
funny shit. but here's what would happen if luffy & boa were to really do it.
As funny as that was it's got to go to the AMV's section.
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The latest episode with the scene of Luffy and Hancock is hilarious
too funny!!
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The supermodel will turn 40 on the magazine's 60th anniversary cover, in January.
Playboy has anointed its 60th anniversary cover girl: supermodel Kate Moss, who turns 40 the month the issue hits newsstands, January.
Tweeted Hugh Hefner's son Cooper yesterday: "Kate Moss will be gracing the cover of our 60th anniversary issue this January. It'll be a great issue."
Moss, of course, is no stranger to shucking her skivvies for the camera. But the choice is noteworthy for a title typically associated with curvier women, from Marilyn Monroe to Pamela Anderson.
Hef doesn't see any discrepancy. Moss is "a worldwide celebrity and iconic and crosses the boundaries from sexual imagery to upscale modeling," Hefner told the Los Angeles Times. "It's a natural for us."
Indeed, Moss won't just be posing in her birthday suit. She'll parade signature Playmate paraphernalia, from bunny ears to silk stockings, reports the Times.
Playboy "is a massive global brand," editorial director Jimmy Jellinek told the newspaper. "You need a global icon in order to celebrate that — that was the impetus. You're talking about the face of Burberry, the biggest supermodel in the world on the cover of Playboy. She's the perfect partner for us to help launch the next 60 years."
Who helped launch the first 60? Monroe, of course.
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Week 1: Patriots at Titans
Patriots linebacker Dont'a Hightower protected the football as he took into the end zone following Chandler Jones' strip sack. Next
Patriots defensive end Chandler Jones had a strip sack against Jake Locker in the first half, and fellow rookie Dont'a Hightower picked up the ball and ran it into the end zone. Next
Patriots running back Stevan Ridley had a nice first half, rushing for 58 yards on nine carries. Next
Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski caught his first touchdown of the season in the second quarter to give the Patriots a 21-3 lead. Next
Aaron Hernandez took a bow after catching a touchdown in the first half. Next
Tom Brady's pass sailed through Brandon Lloyd's fingers after he got behind the secondary for a wide open look. Next
Tom Brady called a play as teammates Sebastian Vollmer (76) and Dan Connolly (63) lined up against the Titans in the first quarter. Next
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Titans quarterback Jake Locker rolled out of the pocket against the Patriots in the first quarter. His first drive resulted in a field goal. Next
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Patriots wide receivers Wes Welker and Julian Edelman ran out to the field to get ready for Week 1. Next
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Prosser to appoint new police chief tomorrow
A former Drug Enforcement Administration agent will officially be the new leader of the Prosser Police Department starting tomorrow night.
The Prosser City Council is expected to appoint David Giles as the city's new police chief tomorrow.
Giles worked with the DEA for more than 20 years in Yakima, Washington, D.C. and Des Moines, Iowa.
He was also a police officer in Illinois and Florida, and he has a Master's Degree in criminal justice.
Sgt. John Markus has been the interim chief in Prosser since June, when previous police chief Pat McCullough retired.
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The Iraq Scholars and Leaders Program (ISLP) is a competitive scholarship program which provides select graduate (Master's or Doctoral) and current or prospective undergraduate students from Iraq with a fully-funded scholarship towards the completion of a degree at a college or university in the United States. Funded by a U.S. corporation and administered by the Institute of International Education (IIE), the goal of the program is to provide the Iraqi scholarship recipients with the opportunity to pursue study at a U.S. college or university, develop new leadership and cultural skills, and to build closer ties between the people of the U.S. and the future leaders of Iraq.
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In 1995, the BLM issued final regulations establishing a rental schedule for communication uses located on public lands (60 FR 57058). Prior to that time, the BLM determined rental through an appraisal process. The new schedule established a rental amount based upon two criteria: 1) the type of communication use, and 2) the population of the area served. Nine categories of use and population strata are depicted on the schedule. For example, a TV Broadcast use serving Los Angeles, CA in 2011 has a rent of $63,928.22; while that same use serving Casper, WY (population of 50,000 to 99,000) would be assessed $8,523.76.
The rent schedule is adjusted annually based on changes in the CPI-U index. Only facility owners and facility managers are required to have authorizations; tenants and customers who do not own their own building, equipment shelter, tower, or other improvements only need a lease agreement with the facility owner or facility manager to utilize a communication site. Total rent assessed a facility owner or facility manager is based on the highest valued use in the building plus 25% of scheduled rent for all other communication uses subject to rent.
The USDA Forest Service also adopted this schedule in 1995, and the two agencies' policies concerning communication site management remain almost identical.
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Age: 32
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I loved helping people, and what better way to do that than to satisfy the dream of homeownership.
What's the best career advice you've ever been given?
Speak up; make yourself known.
What advice would you give your 22-year-old self?
Give 100 percent in everything you do. Go above and beyond and someone will take notice.
What is your favorite escape or hobby?
My favorite escape is reading – it takes me to another place.
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You have to make a decision on when to cut off work and manage your time well.
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I've removed the Handle Screw after some wrestling...but I can't seem to remove the temperature control handle in order to get into the rest of the system and replace the diverter. HOW does this temperature control handle comes off????
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New chapters out, gotta say that it's good.
good chapter. i was right about luffy getting a tattoo in memory of sabo and ace.
and we finally get to see how evil kid can be.
and poor franky. he looks like shit lol.
2 supernovas down, 9 to go
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There's a saying in the OP forums which goes like this..."If a new unidentified character is wearing a hat, he must be Sabo!"...Yeah, take that Obitio/Tobi/Madara theorists!
Spoiler!Akainu for the next Straw Hat Crew Member!!!
That island full of lighting keeps making me think of Enel lol but who knows. This chapter was very informative and cleared up a big rumor in regards to Coby's "awakening". Good to see some old faces and a couple of new ones as well. It sucks that Luffy's bounty didn't go up though.
Franky's face is E-P-I-C.
The chapter itself is interesting.
WOW that was great
and cool how luffy just walked in there all BAD A**
whats the message HUH>.................................?
i think buggy will get the spot even more after hearing the higher ups talking.
well its nice to see that kid and Hawkins are just as BAD A** as i had thought
but about the other two not so much, but do you guys think that oda is bringing shiki in to the main story line? and could enel be back?
now we know there was some one above sengaku? and im happy to see whats going on with the marines plus coby has haki HUH who knew? but y was haki in ""? good chap but i hope we see some more of the novas next chap
also loved how that brown beard guy is only 80 mil
also http://mangastream.com/read/one_piece/73264755/18 loved the cat guy LOL
Best Chapter ending ever : "That Ocean was Paradise"!!
I think i nearly cried with happiness and lmao "Need any umbrellas, perchance" PRICELESS
The voices in my head may not be real, but they have some good ideas!
"Champions do not become champions when they win the event, but in the hours, weeks, months and years they spend preparing for it. The victorious performance itself is merely the demonstration of their championship character"
T. Alan Armstrong
Aokiji may be the next fleet admiral? sounds awesome!
and wtf was that doctor eating a fish skeleton?
btw frankys face was priceless XD