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For Immediate ReleaseAugust 22, 2002
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) announced $62 million in technology grants to local law enforcement agencies today. These grants, awarded through COPS Making Officer Redeployment Effective (MORE) program, will help 294 state and local law enforcement agencies purchase and deploy crime fighting technology systems.
Technology is one of local law enforcement's most pressing needs. The COPS MORE program has responded to this need by providing over $1 billion to American law enforcement agencies to enhance their crime fighting technology infrastructure. MORE grants cover up to 75 percent of the total cost of crime fighting technologies like mobile computing systems, personal computers, computer aided dispatch systems, crime analysis hardware and software, automated booking and video arraignment systems, and automated fingerprint identification systems.
"MORE grants help keep America safe by allowing local agencies to keep more law enforcement professionals on the streets," said COPS director Carl R. Peed. "Technology allows agencies to automate processes, improve communications, and acts as a force multiplier. This gives officers more time to patrol their communities, which is more important than ever as local law enforcement embraces its role in securing our homeland."
MORE grants not only help agencies re-deploy officers, they make time spent patrolling the community more effective. In-car data terminals and crime mapping tools, for example, help officers more quickly and effectively address crime and other community issues by enabling them to perform more extensive research and analysis while on patrol.

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Volunteer spotlight: Metro Career Night 2013
About 80 alumni met with more than 300 Binghamton University students to share their advice and insights on career fields and how to stand out in a sea of people looking for jobs. This annual event enables alumni to give back, and students have a chance to build their professional networks. (Pictured above: Howard Eisen '87, at right, talks with a student.) Read more.
Grads get history lesson, inspirational advice
James Carrigg, longtime chairman, CEO and president of New York State Electric & Gas Corporation, received an honorary degree and spoke at Commencement on Dec. 16. More than 760 degrees were awarded. Read more.
Earn your MBA in New York City while working full time
The School of Management offers two programs for working professionals who are seeking to further their education: a 12-month Professional MBA and an 18-Month Executive MBA. Read more.
GSE offers master's program in New Orleans
Teachers working in New Orleans can experience a Binghamton University graduate-level education without having to leave their jobs and head up north. Read more.
Join us Feb. 9 at Winter Madness
This annual event once again includes two home basketball games and an indoor tailgate party. Show your Bearcat spirit and meet other alumni at this family-friendly event. Read more.
President Stenger, VPs outline goals for 2013
Binghamton University needs to get "better to get bigger," while also getting "bigger to get better" in 2013, President Harvey Stenger said during his State of the University address on Jan. 22. Read more.
Southern Tier receives $91.1M in Regional Economic Development Council funding
Among the priority projects is the Southern Tier High-Tech Incubator to be built on Hawley St. in Binghamton. The incubator will provide strategic resources for up to 10 new businesses at a time. Read more.


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This is a continuation of ILGT-269 (rhythmic displacement in comping and soloing by the use of polyrhythms and polymeters).
Instrumental lab for guitar principals emphasizing performance in the style of Pat Martino. Study of 'études and line studies as preparation for performing transcribed solos. Application of linear concepts to improvisation.
Study and performance of the guitar playing style of Wes Montgomery through recordings and transcribed solos featuring Montgomery's own fingerings, phrasing, etc. Focus on the artist's blues and swing feel, spontaneous improvisation, and individuality.
Performance and study of guitar books from Broadway shows, night clubs, and recording sessions.
A sight-reading class for guitarists utilizing modern music in funk and jazz styles. The class will be based on a working guitarist's skills necessary to function in practical playing situations. Drills will utilize play-along recordings where class members will have to add parts on the spot. Guitar ensemble material will also be used to gain ensemble, phrasing, and intonation skills, as well as big band charts reading lines, comping chords, and improvising.
In this course students will learn various aspects of playing timpani, including grips, tone production concepts, interval recognition, sticking, rolls, and dynamics.
In this course students will study the 26 American rudiments, Swiss, and variations. Application of rudimental vocabulary will lead to successful performance of solo études, including those in Modern Swing Solos by Chas Wilcoxon.
A study of the 26 American rudiments, the Swiss rudiments, and their variations. Application of rudimental vocabulary to successful performance of solo études, including Wilcoxon's Modern Swing Solos.
In this course, students develop fundamental snare drum techniques including grip, sticking, rhythmic studies, snare drum reading, and a thorough study of the 26 American drum rudiments. Basic drum set time feels or grooves will be introduced.
In this course, students learn elements of jazz drumming including time keeping, comping, independence, vocabulary, and soloing. Also included is a brief history of the drum set and its function in modern and traditional jazz. Other topics covered include 4/4 & 3/4 swing (jazz waltz), common song forms, basic brush technique, and a list of common standard tunes.
Study of snare drum performance techniques and reading of constant odd meters, changing meters, polyrhythms over one and two beats, and metric modulation.
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SPRING GLEN - Clyde L. Zorn, age 84, passed away Jan. 23, 2003 in Price.
Born Feb. 21, 1918 in Canon City, Colo., to George and Mary Fennell Zorn. Married Julia Sluga Feb. 16, 1946 in Price. She died Jan. 8, 1982.
Member of the Catholic Church. Longtime resident of Spring Glen. Served in the U.S. Army during WWII in Europe. Proud member of the United Mine Workers of America, where he retired from Braztah Coal in 1980. Clyde was a dedicated husband and father and his work ethic was an inspiration to his family and friends.
Survived by three sons, Clyde L (Julie) Zorn Jr., Pleasant Grove; Terry A. (Sheila) Zorn, Steve L. (Mary) Zorn, both of Price; brother, Delbert Zorn, Green River, Wyo.; four sisters, Edith (Lynn) Nielson, Blackfoot, Idaho; Irene Perri, Spring Glen; Delma Dougherty, Helper; Doris Rae (Luke) Pappas, San Bernardino, Calif.; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents; brothers, Ed and Cecil Zorn; one grandson and one great-grandson.
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By Brendan Conway
Hedge-fund billionaire Paul Tudor Jones is backtracking from the idea that being a mother limits a trader's chances at success — except that it's not much of a backtrack.
If you're new to this story, Jones attracted a slew of criticism this week for the view, voiced back in April in front of an audience of University of Virginia students, that "As soon as that baby's lips touched that girl's bosom, forget it." The video made the rounds this week in which Jones says he thinks having children takes too much of woman's attention away from the pressure cooker that is being a trader — much more than getting married does.
Here's Bloomberg News with excerpts from the non-retraction retraction, which called the remarks "off-the-cuff":
"Much of my adult life has been spent fighting for equal opportunity, and the idea that I would support limiting opportunity for any segment of society, particularly women, is antithetical to who I am and what I have done," Jones, founder and president of Tudor Investment Corp., a $13 billion hedge-fund firm in Greenwich, Connecticut, said in a statement today. "My remarks offended, and I am sorry." …
"My off-the-cuff remarks at the University of Virginia were with regard to global macro traders, who are on-call 24/7 and of whom there are likely only a few thousand successful practitioners in the world today. Macro trading requires a high degree of skill, focus and repetition. Life events, such as birth, divorce, death of a loved one and other emotional highs and lows are obstacles to success in this specific field of finance."
"I believe that great success is possible in any field — from music to mathematics to macro trading — as long as a woman or man has the skill, passion, and repetitions to work through the inevitable life events that arise along the way."
And a quote from an outraged-sounding fund manager:
The remarks drew the ire of some women, including Jamie Zimmerman, founder of hedge-fund firm Litespeed Management LLC.
"Given Paul's fine reputation, if the quote is accurate, I am stunned," New York-based Zimmerman said in an interview yesterday. "I am laser-focused 24/7 on Litespeed's profit and loss and I have raised two fabulous daughters. It is outrageous to summarily dismiss the talents and capabilities of half the world's population."
But Linette Lopez over at Business Insider disputes the idea that the comments were sexist:
I'll say this: perhaps PTJ should have said it more delicately, but he wasn't saying that women are innately bad traders – he just said there will never be as many stellar ones as there are men.


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Yeah, it is as funny as you would think it would be
WERRRRRDDDDD lol
Mama has rhythm AND attitude lol
Word @timebob! Word!
She's a great dancer! I love her sense of humor and confidence! Oh oh… I think I have a mom crush on Michelle!!!
Oh ya… I thought that was Tina Fey at first. Sorry Tina. I know you're prettier!ReplyCancel
He looks like Leann Rimes.ReplyCancel
Love her!!! That's all.ReplyCancel
I'm Canadian, and have a serious girl-crush on Michelle Obama – she just seems like someone I could share a few glasses of wine with and have a great time.
Contrast this with our current Prime Minister's wife who I think may be taken out of a cupboard and wound up before every political event…ugh. The Harper's are two of the stiffest, dullest people ever to live on Sussex Drive.ReplyCancel
I simply love this woman, she's intelligent, passionate about her man and her family and fun too!ReplyCancel
LOVE LOVE LOVE! She is the BOMB. So smart, assured, and unbelievably hilarious!ReplyCancel
And I how could I possibly forget, GORGEOUS!ReplyCancel
Love her! She's a wonderful role model for ladies!
This was way funnier than I expected, Michelle is just hilarious! Can you imagine Cindy McCain or Ann Romney doing this? I adore their family and wish them all the best 🙂ReplyCancel
FLOTUS is on fire! Luv her and her family to the fullest!ReplyCancel
That just makes me love the Obamas that much more. Michelle defines coolness!!!ReplyCancel
Tthat was really cute. She did a hell of alot better than my mom did back in the day when she'd "cut a rug" to YOU CAN'T TOUCH THIS by MC Hammer. (Eyeroll)
The memory still haunts us, and she continues to have no shame about it.
Love it! 🙂
ITA, timebob!ReplyCancel
Michelle for prezReplyCancel
Michelle Obama is so beautiful and cool.ReplyCancel
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I am always amazed at the amount of bigotry in this country it makes me sad and knowing this is at the heart of the GOP unwillingness to work with our President
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If people as stupid as you didn't exist, the right would invent them for comedic purposes.ReplyCancel
Awwww!!! So cute!
Wow, Jay, lighten up!ReplyCancel
Oh my God people! This is jusr suppose to be a fun video! Not some political bullcrap! She's having fun and most humans watching it find it fun to. If you don't like her then why click on the video?ReplyCancel
Hopefully no one will bite my head off for saying this but I don't understand why when someone says they don't like the Obamas, people think they are racist. Perhaps they just don't like them regardless of the color of their skin.
They look like they're having a great time in the video.ReplyCancel
The skit was cute:-)ReplyCancel
Wow. When did race come in to play? Did I miss something?ReplyCancel
"I don't understand why when someone says they don't like the Obamas, people think they are racist. Perhaps they just don't like them regardless of the color of their skin. "
Because unfortunately, a lot of people who don't like Obama for whatever reason throw down the race card. Like this. Unfortunately, once that starts happening a lot – even with GOP officials and councilmen – the suspicion of motivation is there. FWIW, I don't think most people automatically assume racism, but somehow, it always comes up at some point.
And @Jay was just being a jerk. I have zero doubt in my mind he'd come back and start the race baiting.ReplyCancel
My question stemmed from the bigotry comment and the GOP still fighting the civil war. I happen to be a Republican and while I'm not the biggest Obama fan, it has absolutely nothing to do with race. I just don't agree with their politics. I get extremely offended by people thinking I'm a racist based on my political beliefs.
And fyi – Abraham Lincoln was a Republican. Most Americans don't remember that fact.ReplyCancel
I'm with Wella. I thought, "Holy crap, Jimmy in drag looks exactly like Leann Rimes!" I'm glad it wasn't just me.
Also, go lie down and take a pill, Jay. Tsssht. Heaven forbid a public figure have a sense of humor and not be all business all the time.
And hi everyone else from lurkytown.ReplyCancel
Oh my goodness, Enty, you baited the rightwingers so well with this one. You've got one shrill queen mouthing off about how emburhazzed her is 'n shit, and you've got other people doing the whole "there is nothing unusual or unprecedented in the explosion of Nazi hate that the GOP has engaged in since 2008," and it's all turning into a circus. Please, no more rightwing-baiting. It's a sad reminder of just how much noise ignorant people can make.ReplyCancel
This video wasn't a political event, people. Get over it.ReplyCancel
Oh yes, a wonderful role model. Ride your husband's political coattails to a $300,000 job that hasn't been filled since she left. Whatever. You all need to stop worshiping politicians – no matter what their political bent. They are to serve us, not the other way around.ReplyCancel
Pretty sure that is what everyone does here.ReplyCancel
Well the haters will rage on but I think what you said was brave. For people who want to break their arms patting themselves on the backs for how supposedly "tolerant" they are (insert huge eye roll here) I too don't care for Michelle Obama. Oh sure, the tidal wave of name calling will certainly roll my way, but I feel like instead of doing some real good with her postion, she wastes time with cheesy stunts like these and with her appearances on the View. Notice that when the Sandy Hook killings took place, she didn't do what most first ladies would and actually visit the area and try to help console those people but instead wrote an "open letter"? Or when the Gulf spill took place she jetted off to Spain instead of going down to the Gulf and trying to raise the morale of that region.
Sorry, but I look towards entertainers to entertain me. I look towards the first lady to have a higher purpose than that. So…let the name calling begin.ReplyCancel


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what else do you want to call it, if not feeling entitled to something that really is not something you are at all? It's available to all US dwellers for 40 bucks, do I think it's worth it? No. But I'm not sitting here trying to find a way to steal it either, which is what the youtube version is. Yeah, it sucks, but that's how they've chosen to do it. Taking it and running with it isn't going to get them to soften their viewpoint. And, hey, be grateful they were able to get this sort of contract at all.
Yes, originally it came into your home for free. That's not happening these days. That doesn't mean a right has been taken away. Either you go TO the event to watch it or you can watch it on ice network.
Again - I'm not saying this is the best way, but it is how they've chosen to do it. I wish I could watch clips of my favs, too... but it's not going to happen. And I don't think it's a big bad conspiracy or something we (as a whole or in part) need to break the law over.


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Archive for June, 2012
Diane von Furstenberg on Fashion's China Invasion
Every luxury brand in the world has their sights set on fashion's new frontier-China. The country's class of financial elites is growing and expanding at a record pace which means China's "new rich" are seeking and establishing status symbols through the consumption of luxury fashion goods. Recently, Wall Street Journal's Deborah Kan sat down to talk to famed designer Diane von Furstenberg about fashion's expansion into the East and the industry's dubbing of the "Chinese Decade," which accordingly to Ms. Furstenberg, may very well turn into the Chinese Century. Below are edited excerpts from the conversation:
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The Wall Street Journal: Five years ago, you were just firing up your engine inside China. Since then, it seems like every major fashion label is going full speed ahead inside China. Do you think this next decade is the China decade?
Ms. von Furstenberg: I think it will be more than a decade. It will probably be the China century. It's amazing. I always was fascinated with China, because I was born in Europe, and for us, China had this fascination and mystery. The first time I came here was in 1989. They were on bicycles, and the speed of the growth has been incredible.
WSJ: You've opened stores in Beijing, Shanghai and Chengdu. What's your vision for your business in China?
DVF: We are here to stay and grow. I didn't want to come as the colonizer—I wanted to come and understand the culture and make friends, which is what I did. Last year we had an exhibition in Beijing where I incorporated Chinese artists, so I hope to think I do that a little bit differently. But I love being here, and really truly, if I were younger, I would live here.
WSJ: Who is the Chinese consumer today?
DVF: The Chinese consumer is everybody. It's very simple. When I was a little girl, and I didn't eat my dinner, my mother would say "Think of all the Chinese who have nothing to eat." My children's generation is the Chinese making everything, and now my grandchildren's generation is the Chinese buying everything.
WSJ: Are you designing specifically for the Chinese market?
DVF: You would be surprised: Whether she is Russian or Brazilian or French or American, my consumer is the same. But it is great to design for Chinese women, because they have great bodies. They are slim and have tiny waists, so it's nice.
WSJ: What does the Chinese woman symbolize to you?
DVF: What I like about women is always strength, but Chinese women are even stronger. It's like strong women on steroids. I also realize they are fragile. All women are the same really: They are strong, but they are afraid of their own strength.
WSJ: You are expanding in China. Is that the focal point for expansion world-wide?
DVF: The focal point for expansion right now is to focus on accessories. That is really the big part of it. I always joke that I have three careers. In my early 20s, it was the American dream. Then I started again 12 years ago, and it was "comeback kid," and now it is big business. I want my clothes, my handbags and my shoes to be women's best friends. My mission is really to empower women—it is also my mission in mentoring and philanthropy.


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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
I wandered south for a while, picking my way through connecting bike routes and trying to stay cognizant of where I had been. Finding my way back in a strange place is always a big concern for me. It never comes naturally. About an hour passed just wandering the streets of the greater Portland area and figuring I'd never find my way out of strip mall suburbia. That's when I stumbled onto the Columbia Gorge Highway. A lucky find for sure. I was suddenly immersed in a deep canyon with light traffic and spring exploding everywhere.
Once the highway threatened to drop down to I-84, I veered off on an even smaller road ... Larch Mountain Road. The rolling hills along the Sandy River became a steady climb. Lots of logging roads intersected the pavement. I ventured out a couple of doubletrack roads, but they were severely muddy to the point of terminal tire suck. And, anyway, I was more interested in figuring out where this Larch Mountain Road went. I hoped it would be somewhere high.
I went up until the road became impassable at 3,500 feet. Oh yes, I did find snow.
I ended the ride with 84 miles and 4,700 feet of climbing. I guess I haven't really been keeping track of my recent mileage, and may not for a little while. It's been hard to quantify my rides since I left in Juneau because they've been so interspersed with travel and everything else that has been going on. I consider biking my down time, time to reflect and try to make some decisions. I forget that I'm still technically working out, and never really think about it, so I can honestly say that I'm not sure whether I've been feeling physically strong, normal, or weak. But it's been rewarding to travel so many new places on two wheels, especially when fate spits me out somewhere like this.
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That's pretty cool you managed to find snow....I wanna see you do the same trick if you ever visit Florida:-)ReplyDelete
Jill, I stop by every now and then to check out your blog. I thought your readers might be interested in a trip that my nephew, his wife and some other guys are on right now. They are deep in Tibet on a great ride across Asia and have a nice blog going...here is the link.ReplyDelete
Thanks, Barry.
I grew up in the Portland area (Boring, to be exact). My folks are still up there and when I get the chance to visit them (with the road bike in tow), I try to ride up Larch Mountain.ReplyDelete
If I get the time on my next visit I'll try to combine riding up Larch with some additional riding down along Hwy 84 and the waterfalls.
Wow! The pictures are amazing!ReplyDelete
Jill, I finally went on a meaningful bike ride. Thanks for the inspiration! I wrote about it if you are interested!ReplyDelete
As many before me said, "Welcome to Portland!" Now you know why so many of us live here. It is an outdoor paradise.ReplyDelete


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Emery High presents The Imaginary Invalid.
The play The Imaginary
Invalid is a 17th century comic French farce by Moliere. (Though it has been translated and is performed in English.) The dates are Feb. 16, 17, 21, 22 at 7 p.m. That's Thursday, Friday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Theplay will be in the Spartan Center Little Theatre and the cost is $5 for adults and $4 for students. It is an uproarious comedy about a man who believes that he is sick-a hypochondriac-who is also very tight with his money. So to save himself money on his doctor bills he plots to have his daughter marry a doctor's son who is about to become a doctor himself. This doesn't sit well with his daughter who has secretly fallen in love with a different man and plans to marry him. Additionally the Imaginary Invalid has a new wife (his first wife passed away several years earlier) and she is only after his money. The new wife's plan is to put his daughter in a convent and help her husband pass away more quickly so she can inherit everything. The only person in the play that can see all of this clearly is the Invalid's maid-who he hates. But the maid disguises herself as another doctor in an attempt to "cure" the Invalid before he does something he will regret.
The play was written in the 1600s but still touches the comic themes of greed, avarice, hypochondria and self-delusion.
The author, Moliere, is considered by many to be the greatest playwright in French history.Sometimes he is even called the "French Shakespeare."
But thanks to translation his plays are much easier to understand than Shakespeare, and Moliere only wrote and performed comedies during his life.
The play, though a comedy adults will enjoy, will probably not be easily understood by young children.
The Emery High Production features of cast of 22 with the women's roles being double cast.
Taylor Hardman plays Argan-the Imaginary Invalid - while others performing are Adrienne Carter, Brittany Fauver, Jordan Cox, Mia Doria, Whitney Withers, Marqui Moss, Andi Smith, Kalin Reynolds, Craig Greenburg, Ashley Stilson, Mandy Davis, Daylon Walker, Adam Brinkworth, Ben Doria, Erica Flores, Jentry Allred, Marissa Urie, Nicole McCandless, Jeremiah Luke, Meriah Behling, and Melece Pulli. The play will be performed on a Thursday, Friday, Tuesday, Wednesday to work around President's Day and basketball games. The Emery High Drama Department is planning one other play in late April that will be aimed toward entertaining younger children.


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Our work to build healthy communities, families and individuals is at the heart of Mercy Corps' vision for social change. By partnering with a range of partners, from village health committees to government agencies, we help build the means to improve maternal, newborn and child health, ensure proper nutrition and combat infectious diseases.
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The fight against Ebola isn't over. Our team, along with 15,000 community educators, is bringing lifesaving information to Liberia's most remote areas.
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Allie Stevens pulled his rickshaw to Patterson Police Chief Patrick LaSalle's home where he parked it for five days. He now is parked and camped out at the Cherry Street Park until Monday when he looks to resume his trek to Miami with his dog, Roxie. The 60-year-old Vietnam Marine left Oceanside, Calif., on Sept. 13, 2009, and said he had pulled his rickshaw 3,600 miles by the time he arrived in Patterson Thursday. (Photo by Preston Gill)
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By REP. JIM MATHESONFloor StatementSept. 5, 2007
Madam Speaker, I rise in support of this resolution.
I would like to recognize and thank Chairman Miller and Ranking Member McKeon, of the House Education and Labor Committee for their support of this resolution. I would also like to thank my colleague from Utah, Mr. Bishop.
I rise today to honor the sacrifice and the courage of six missing miners and three rescuers who died in a mine disaster at the Crandall Canyon coal mine in Huntington, Utah just a few weeks ago.
In the early hours of Aug. 6, the six miners were trapped when rocks and debris exploded off the walls of the tunnel where they were working, more than 1,800 feet under ground. The cave-in created a ground shock that measured 3.9 on the Richter scale at the University of Utah's Seismograph Center
Very quickly, rescue crews assembled in an effort to locate and reach the six men, but to date Kerry Allred, Don Erickson, Juan Carlos Payan, Brandon Phillips, Manuel Sanchez and Jose Luis Hernandez are still missing.
Ground movement�what the miners call "bumps" or "bounces"�continued at the mine. During the rescue attempt, further disaster struck. Three rescue miners�Gary Jensen, Brandon Kimber and Dale "Bird" Black were killed when�once again�underground activity caused a burst of rubble to explode off the cavern walls. Rescuers had to literally dig their colleagues out from beneath piles of coal and rocks. Their efforts saved another six rescuers, who were injured, but are recovering.
Throughout this catastrophe, the local community has remained steadfast. The Emery County Sheriff, his deputies and other first responders worked around the clock to maintain order as private, state and federal teams maintained the search effort.
Community leaders and the families of these mining towns in Emery and Carbon Counties came together to support the trapped miners' families, the rescuers and the emergency crews. They did what they have always done in coal country during hard times - they held each other close, they hoped and they prayed.
Today, the House honors the missing and the dead. We extend the condolences of our nation to their families. We recognize the many volunteers who rushed to their aid and who provided endless hours of compassionate support.
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These two terms are frequently used interchangeably, but refer to the same course described in Question #3.
It depends on your age at the time you apply for your Class D Georgia Driver's License.
If you are 16 years of age, you will be required to show proof that you successfully completed a driver education course approved by the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS). In addition, you must have completed a total of 40 hours of supervised driving, 6 hours of which must be at night.
If you are age 17 or older, you will not be required to show proof that you completed a driver education course. However, you will still be required to have completed a total of 40 hours of supervised driving, 6 hours of which must be at night.
A certified driver education course is a course approved by the DDS. Driver education courses not approved by the DDS cannot be used for the purpose of obtaining a Class D Georgia Driver's License. A full list of DDS-certified Driver Education Schools may be found on our website.
Georgia's driver education program is comprised of two components—a theoretical component and a practical component. The theoretical component consists of a minimum of 30 hours of instruction, which teens can acquire either in a classroom environment or via the web through any of the DDS-approved online courses. The practical, or behind-the-wheel component, can be obtained under the supervision of a DDS-certified instructor or through use of the complimentary DDS Parent/Teen Driving Guide.
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A "30 and 6" driver education course is the traditional course consisting of at least 30 hours of instruction in a classroom environment and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training conducted by a DDS-certified instructor that coaches the student and observes his or her driving performance.
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Unfortunately, the DDS does not have access to that information. You will need to contact the online course directly for your account information.
The DDS Parent/Teen Driving Guide is a manual that provides in-car lessons to help parents prepare their teenagers for the responsibilities of driving. The guide can be used in conjunction with a 30 hour DDS-approved classroom or online driver education course to satisfy the driver's education requirements of Joshua's Law. The DDS Parent/Teen Driving Guide is available at DDS Customer Service Centers or as a free download on our website.
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Pleading and practice of the High Court of Chancery. Volume 2 of 3
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Paperback. 898 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 1.8in.The Making of the Modern Law: Legal Treatises, 1800-1926 includes over 20, 000 analytical, theoretical and practical works on American and British Law. It includes the writings of major legal theorists, including Sir Edward Coke, Sir William Blackstone, James Fitzjames Stephen, Frederic William Maitland, John Marshall, Joseph Story, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. and Roscoe Pound, among others. Legal Treatises includes casebooks, local practice manuals, form books, works for lay readers, pamphlets, letters, speeches and other works of the most influential writers of their time. It is of great value to researchers of domestic and international law, government and politics, legal history, business and economics, criminology and much more. The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to insure edition identification: Harvard Law School Libraryocm31996505Includes index. Boston : Little, Brown, 1865. 3 v. (8, cxx, 2364, ccxlvii p. ) ; 24 cm. This item ships from multiple locations. Your book may arrive from Roseburg,OR, La Vergne,TN. Bookseller Inventory # 9781240040582
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The Thunderbirds were unable to get things going in the first set as the Grizzlies broke a 3-3 tie with a 13-2 run to take a 16-5 lead. Montana ultimately took the set 25-12, hitting a match-best .375 (15-3-32) to Southern Utah's .107 (12-6-43).
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Southern Utah had a 10-8 lead midway through the third set, but a six-point Montana run gave the home side a 14-10 lead and led to a Thunderbird timeout. SUU scored out of the break, but was unable to come any closer than three down the stretch as the Grizzlies finished out the match on a 6-1 run to take the victory 25-16.
Schofield led Southern Utah's attackers with 13 kills and added two digs. Jenna Bradfield led the team with 13 digs and also recorded a career-high four service aces. Alissa Youart also tallied double-digit digs with 11 and led the team with two blocks.
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Oh dear :/
This is terrible! Although I'm hoping it's not true, the source of the info came from blud-sama so it's probably true.. I hope Hoshino-sensei is ok...
Last time it was 6 months? That's insane!! Omg I'm so glad I didn't pick up the series yet at the time.. But.. 5 weeks is still quite heart-breaking.. What would I do without my D.Gray-Man..
Maybe you're right gela.. Maybe it is a sign to concentrate on assignments..
Nooooooo!! DGM! Why does Hoshino-san have to stop? Is it because Hoshino-san is sick? Or is it because Hoshino-san just went on vacation? This week's chapter better be awesome to make up for the 5 weeks if this is true [Should be true or else blud-san probably wouldn't have posted it.]
Daammnnnn life sucks sometimes. D=<
Right when school starts,too!! What the hell am I supposed to do while trying to escape the school life?!
(Well..there's still One Piece...and Naruto if it wants to get good..)
Jink's Manga Picks
Shamo || Vinland Saga || Mirai Nikki || Dangu || Tokyo Red Hood
thats bad but now i can put my mind into studing
Now I'm going to be depressed for the next 5 weeks...TT_TT


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At the end of a great snow year on Red Lodge Mountain, we are less concerned about improving our skills and more concerned about skiing one more run.
This season I have talked with visitors from North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Maine, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Washington. Thank you for coming to our mountain and our town.
Thank you to the Red Lodge Mountain professionals who not only make it happen but make it better: groomers, mechanics, lifties, cooks, cashiers, maintenance, ski patrol, ski school, hosts, and management, especially Jeff C. and Paul for inviting me to write this blog.
Thank you for reading it, especially those of you who told me that you liked it. It gave me new eyes on the mountain and a different way to connect with fellow skiers.
Thank you to family and friends, from Hawaii to Zimbabwe, some of whom do not give a fig for skiing but support anything I try. I continue to be grateful to and for that old boyfriend who still wants to ski with me and wants you to know that after he shoved me over so many snows ago, he did help me gather my poles and learn how to get up from a fall. It's a skill that I still use.
This year we skied all the named runs, thanks to our neighbor dude who, as a friend on a powder day, led us into Big Bear Gulch and his favorite trees in Headwaters. As he likes to say, "It was epic." We decided that those runs are best skied with someone who knows the way and that Lower Buckin' Chute should be renamed "Rabbit Trails On Steroids."
Come autumn, we'll be standing in our driveway, looking up to Barriers, waiting for winter. For now, there's plenty of snow and time enough to make your own last tracks.


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Emerging Healthful Ingredients for 2017
Pulses, sprouted grains and other plant proteins, superfoods and natural sweeteners should be in your toolbox for 2017.12/06/2016
The New Definition of Fiber
The FDA has adopted an official definition of dietary fiber. Under the new definition, how will ingredient suppliers and food companies get their fibers approved?12/05/2016
Equipment Designed With Sanitation In Mind Can Ease Processors' FSMA Requirements
Thorough cleaning and sanitizing of food-handling machines and equipment is a requirement, but the task becomes easier and faster when upfront consideration is given to sanitary design.12/02/2016
December Food Funny: Submit Your Caption
Unwrap the gift of joy by submitting a caption for December's Food Funny cartoon caption contest.11/30/2016
Market View: Spend Your Marketing Budget Only Where it Works
With every expenditure, ask yourself: Did this strengthen our brand?11/28/2016
What a Trump Presidency Might Mean to the Food and Beverage Industry
While he's hugely pro-business – especially promising less regulation – his stance on trade could mean less access to foreign markets.11/17/2016
3 Steps To Help Your Company Prepare for the New FDA Food Label
With an updated Nutrition Facts Panel due for 2018 compliance, now is the time to start planning.11/15/2016
Editor's Plate: Take Note Kaepernick - Stand Up to Better Ideas
Hall of Famers Harris and Mitchell made life better for minorities by rescuing failing food companies.11/11/2016
How Pest Control Plays A Critical Role in FSMA Implementation
After 78 years, the country's food safety system gets an overhaul … which will place new and ironclad demands on food and beverage processors.11/08/2016
Advanced Tooling And Vision Inspection Add Value To Robotic Machines
3D vision and advanced tooling are expanding the functionality of robotic automation in food and beverage production. In the process, they're altering the payback calculation.11/08/2016
What The New Food Demographics Mean for Food and Beverage
America's food demographics, like its melting pot, continue to change. Our lifestyles, culture and eating habits are increasingly more multicultural and diverse. We uncover new demographic data on some of the changes in taking place in the U.S. with regard to food.11/07/2016
Ingredients Come Under Fire
From PHOs to azodicarbonamide, certain ingredients are being singled out by the government and consumers as candidates for replacement.11/03/2016
Secrets to Sauces and Marinades
Condiments, dressings and marinades are kicking it up with bolder, hotter and spicier creations and fusions that don't skimp on flavor.11/03/2016
Not All Fats and Oils Are Created Equal
Between the 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the current changes to the Nutrition Facts panel, consumers are learning that some fats and oils are good for the body.11/02/2016
November Food Funny: Submit Your Caption
Now's not the time to quit comedy cold turkey. Gobble up some fun with our monthly cartoon caption contest.10/31/2016
Market View: Are You Listening, Informing, or Feeding the Beast?
Don't marketers have an obligation to inform, not just sell?10/26/2016
Product Focus: Foods and Beverages for Kids
Studies show manufacturers should focus on product development designed to capture younger kids – and their parents' – attention.10/24/2016
Spicy Snacks Are Getting Even Hotter
As consumer palates become more sophisticated and daring, the market grows for more interesting chips and popcorn.10/21/2016
Understanding Commodities: Price Certainty Vs. Supply Certainty
Farmers and food processors have relied on futures contracts as a pricing hedge for more than 100 years. A better hedge may be a supply hedge.10/18/2016
Power Lunch: How to Manage Generational Differences in Today's Workforce
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"Where the United Nations Used to Be," a special presentation by contemporary artist Caleb Duarte
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This presentation by artist Caleb Duarte discusses the critical role of international artist residencies as they help to evolve artistic practices and perspectives in the context of globalization, particularly in the Global South. This talk is presented in conjunction with an exhibition of the same title, curated by Caleb Duarte, currently on view at the Red Poppy Art House in San Francisco through February 19. Following Duarte's presentation, there will be a conversation between Duarte and de Young Artist Fellow Todd Thomas Brown.
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Where the United Nations Used to Be is an exhibition curated by Caleb Duarte and Mia Eve Rollow, Founders of EDELO, Red Poppy's sister art house in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico. The exhibition highlights a cross-section of EDELO resident artists, past and present, with works representing cultural and political movements, both local and international, including artists such as Juan Gayo, a San Juan Chamula painter and former mayor; Thomas, a zapatista coffee grower and painter; Rigo 23, muralist and illustrator based in New York; Kaity Yamasakie; Veronica Gomez Lopes, former organizer for Mayan Weavers (Jalom Mayaetik); and AFKAF, a six-person collaborative exchange between Manila and the Bay Area. Also, art professors and community activists are included in the exhibition that have all helped to contribute to the identity of the EDELO experiment. The Red Poppy Art House and EDELO wish to create an intercommunal airport of diverse practices from all areas of the planet.
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By Doctors Rick and Jan Hanson
Nurturing yourself is what enables you to be at your best for your children. Further, mothering is not a hobby you picked up for fun. You work hard for the sake of your children and family, and that entitles you to respect, care – and stress relief.
So here are 10 key ways you can lower your stress level and start feeling better immediately. And most of them are pretty applicable to partners and children, too!
1. Remember that your inner experience matters in its own right, plus
nurturing yourself is the absolute foundation of caring for your children.
2. The accumulation of moments of stress makes a world of difference, so
do small things throughout the day to keep your stress meter out of the "red zone."
3. More fundamentally, systematically focus on letting go of stress in
your body, mental images, emotions, desires, and thoughts.
4. In particular, try to let go of unrealistic expectations about the
sort of mother you are "supposed" to be.
5. Even more deeply, reflect on how your childhood is increasing your
stress today (like intensifying your emotional reactions); bring compassion to the young parts of yourself; try to sort apart the intensified "young" reactions from the more moderate, here-and-now ones; try to let go of the deepest level of your distress, like making sure you get the tip of the dandelion's root to prevent it from growing back.
6. Try to accept your inner experience for what it is, so you don't add
further stress to whatever your experience might be. There is nothing shameful about whatever arises unbidden in the mind: accepting it is not the same as acting on it.
7. Let positive experiences sink deeply into your emotional memory
banks, soothing and even dislodging negative ones.
8. Overall, be active in your own mind, ultimately in charge of it, like
the skillful rider of a high-spirited horse.
9. Commit to daily practices – like journaling, meditation, walks,
music, or art – that nurture you and deepen your capacity to stand apart from the inevitable, endless ups and downs of your inner and outer worlds.
10. If it's meaningful for you to do so, nourish within yourself and
draw on a spiritual awareness.
Rick Hanson is a clinical psychologist, Jan Hanson is an acupuncturist/nutritionist, and they are raising a daughter and son, ages 16 and 19. With Ricki Pollycove, M.D., they are the principal authors of Mother Nurture: A Mother's Guide to Health in Body, Mind, and Intimate Relationships, published by Penguin. You can see their Website at www.nurturemom.com or email them with questions or comments at email@example.com; unfortunately, a personal reply may not always be
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Conair You Style 2-in-1 Straightener & Curling Iron
- Overview
- Features
- Multi-functional tool: flip, curl, or straighten
- Revolutionary design makes curling as easy as straightening
- Fast & easy. Curls, waves and creates body in a single stroke
- Nano Silver Tourmaline Ceramic technology unites micro particles of tourmaline ceramic and silver for a unique combination of technologies that emits frizz-reducing natural ions and creates clean, healthy-looking hair
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- High heat levels up to 360F/180C
- Uniform heat recovery. Heat recovery system maintains optimum heat levels for perfect curls
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Conair You Style 2-in-1 Straightener & Curling Iron will help you create today's best looks with its' two-in-one styling capabilities. It's a traditional flat iron that takes hair straight. And it's got a curved edge to let you add curls and waves with the flick of a wrist. Go straight. Or go Straight to the Curl! You decide. You Style!
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Slide into the hair at the roots and close unit. Turn through 90 degree. Glide down the hair, turning out at the ends. Simply release the beautiful, modern curl. Or straighten by gliding down from root to tip.
You can't go wrong with Conair (we're sure you've heard the name before!). Started in 1959, Conair became a household name as a leading manufacturer of flat irons, hair dryers, spa and curling tools. Conair prides itself on using classic quality and innovation to create affordable tools with salon results.
This Has Been A Blessing!I have thin, shoulderlength, almost straight hair. I've owned a few straighterners and this one has been the best. Not to heavy and the plates are the perfect size. I have a funky wave in my hair and with in about 5 minutes I am able to run the You Styler through my hair and have great straight hair. It took a little practice and a few viewings of the DVD but i was able to master the outer plates to create a great curl. I can go really curly or just slightly wavy, or anything in between. I read these reviews and i think people are frustrated and maybe haven't perfected the wrist twist that is needed to get a curl. After about a year or so of everyday use mine broke this weekend, (cord fried), i'm heading out to buy a new one. Keep practicing ladies, watch the dvd or find the infomercial, it's worth it.Oct 31, 2011Beth / NortheastHAIR TYPELight Brown / Normal Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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Terrible!!!I got this flat iron about two years ago. It lasted long for its price. But, I hate this iron! It makes my hair frizzy, i doesn't straiten it AT ALL!!! I have curly, not very think hair and it didn't work at all!!! I hate this product DO NOT BUY IT!! Every time I use it (which is hardly ever) I feel like it burns my hair and it stays "strait" for about 2 hours. I am ordering the sedu revolution and hear really good things about it and can't wait to get it!! I am just advising you to save your money and not buy this iron!!!Oct 27, 2011AllisonHAIR TYPELight Brown / Curly Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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I Think Everything Depends On The Type Of Hair You HaveMy hair is not thick--it's pretty fine and wavy. I have problems with the outer layer being frizzy. I found this works well for me as a flat iron--it does make my hair straight and smooth, but I liked the curls at the end that are shown on the model on the box and I thought, yeah! 2 in 1! Could NOT make a curl to save my life and my hair is normally very easy to curl. But I read Stephanie's review where she mentioned she WRAPPED the hair around the barrel at about eye level and while I still did not get a curl, I did get a nice wave. So I'll probably keep it. I would have returned it but Stephanie saved the day for me. I think whether or not this is a good product for you must depend entirely on your type of hair!Sep 22, 2011Valkyrie / San Francisco, CAHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Color Treated Hair
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Hate This Thing!!This is the only hair "appliance" I have ever purchased and actually considered returning for a refund; its such a waste. I cannot get a decent curl from this iron to save my life. I can't find the receipt so I am stuck with it and will continue to "practice" with the hopes that I will learn to like it down the road. If you want to alternate between straight and curly hair, stick with a regular straightener and regular curling iron.Sep 21, 2011Danielle / New York
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Looks Celebrity WavesI will be honest there is a small learning curve on this unit at first but my version came with an instruction DVD and if it doesn't you can find it online.
Why I love this product: I have difficulty achieving soft curls or waves with a traditional curling iron. With this I pull it thru my hair and with a turning motion able to get bouncy curls that are soft. Very trendy like what is on the runnway. For under $50 that is a great tool that will help you get two different types of looks, curls/waves and then pin straight. I use mine every day and have had it for over a year.
Girls keep practicing - cause the end style is totally worth it once you get the hang of the necessary turning motion. Check out You Tube for how to videos as well.
A tip: after you pull it thru the hair, sliglty turn the curl with your fingers and let it cool before styling. Conair rocks! So does the YOU CURL cone barrel curlerSep 15, 2011Tory / New York, NYHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Normal Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Worse Hair Tool EverOMG, this does not do ANYTHING to curl my hair. Every time I use it in hope of getting results I just ended up wasting my time. The plates are so small and it does not really grips the hair. A complete disappointment and a waste of moneyJul 31, 2011Delmy S. / United StatesHAIR TYPEBlack / Normal Hair
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5 Months.I've had this for about 5 months. I have Mexican/Salvadorian basically Hispanic hair. At first it looked cool and pretty. Then, after 2 months of use (use of twice a week) it started to smell like something was burning (and I wasn't even in use of straightening I was just waiting for it to warm up). You have to do touch-ups almost EVERY day. I live in Central Texas and it isn't that humid, but after a day at school I see creases in my hair as well as curls! I paid $80 for this...It isn't worth a penny! I do not recommend it to no one.Jun 17, 2011Jenny / TexasHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair
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Save Your Money!!!I bought this product, because of the wave plates. I was very disappointed in the quality of this product. The plates are not thick enough to smooth over your hair. As a result, the product pulls at your hair and leaves unattractive dents. This product is not worth the price being asked. I'm really disappointed that Conair would put this product on the market like that. Spend your money on a better quality product.Mar 17, 2011Amy / United StatesHAIR TYPENormal Hair / Color Treated Hair
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This Is An Ok Straightner, CurlerThis straightner was alright it didnt keep my hair straight all day and it would frizz. the curler part was hard to do. Since i am right handed i curled the right side of my head and could not for the life of me curl the other side. It didnt deliever on straightning but for the side of my head that i did curl it loooked alright. I would recomend spending you money elsewhere on a much higher quality straightner. It is definitly worth it.Feb 13, 2011TaylorHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Oily Hair / Color Treated Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Not Impressed...I bought this product hoping it would work as seen in the commercial. Unfortunately, I was pretty disappointed with both the curling and straightening aspects of the tool. I have pretty straight hair and I have an old straightener that I use just to smooth out the ends - this straightening iron made my hair horribly static-y and messy looking. I could only get a couple sections of my hair to curl, I tried using different size sections, sliding the tool slower/faster through my hair, etc., but I just couldn't get the curl to hold. I'm not sure if it is my hair type or the product that is to blame.
Overall, I'm not happy with this product and I will definitely be returning it tomorrow.Jan 4, 2011Brie F. / MI
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By ORVILLE DERRICK
Established 15 years ago as a service station, Gilly's has made several changes since its inception. Today, Gilly's has expanded to include a motel and a convenience store. Gilly's Inn and Convenience Store, located at 15 North State in Ferron, is proud to offer travelers and local residents a newer, clean facility with spacious rooms. Gilly's currently has 19 large rooms and eight individual cabins, each having a refrigerator, microwave and cable TV. Amenities that make staying in a motel room while away from home, a comfortable place to be.
Gilly's caters to groups of all sizes. Wedding groups, reunions, work groups and sports teams have all enjoyed the conveniences that Gilly's Inn and Convenience Store has to offer. Located on the premises are a gas station, motel, convenience store and two beauty salons.
This spring Gilly's will expand their fast food service to include pizza, deli sandwiches, soups and more. A complete ice-cream shop with homemade ice cream, shakes, cones, banana splits and sundaes will be provided to give the ice cream lover a delicious new treat. Gilly's will be a true one-stop store.


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DNA fingerprinting
IntroductionDNA fingerprinting or DNA profiling, any of several similar techniques for analyzing and comparing DNA from separate sources, used especially in law enforcement to identify suspects from hair, blood, semen, or other biological materials found at the scene of a violent crime. It depends on the fact that no two people, save identical twins, have exactly the same DNA sequence, and that although only limited segments of a person's DNA are scrutinized in the procedure, those segments will be statistically unique.
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New Versus Remanufactured Starters And Alternators
Starter motors and alternators have a tough job. Starter motors are high-torque motors which must have the ability to turn over, or crank, an engine under varying weather and mechanical conditions. Without a functioning starter motor, you simply cannot start up a modern vehicle's engine.
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Clarks Originals Wallabee Low Boot
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"I'm very pleased to add the Clarks Low Boot to my collection ! After years of not seeing these shoes anywhere, I now have 3 pair: the brown leaher chukka boot, a tan leather low boot, and this pair. These are truly durable and awesome shoes. They add a great casual vibe to jeans, shorts, and chinos. And , one more thing; thank you Thersa for sending these shoes so amazingly FAST ! They were at my door the very next day by 1;00 !!! You're a sweatheart!"
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By CONGRESSMAN MAURICE HINCHEYNew York -- 22nd District
I'm writing in regards to a recent letter sent by a reader who suggests that it's all too easy for an East Coast politician to propose wilderness land declarations in southern Utah, and further suggests that any additional wilderness in Utah ought to be opposed until we offer up lands in New York for wilderness status. I am all too happy to have the opportunity to respond and help clarify the issue for him.
Admittedly, in New York, we do not have an abundance of federal land. However, as a gift from our 19th century legislators, those state lands that are set aside for protection in New York are designated as "forever wild," which in effect, has the same impact as wilderness designations on federal lands, albeit with state ownership.
For example, the Catskill Park and Forest Preserve, protected in 1904, encompasses more than 6,000 square miles in six and a half counties. The Catskills are often referred to as America's first wilderness area because scholars trace the very beginnings of the environmental movement to this beautiful area, made up of mountains, forests, rivers and farmland.
Furthermore, and even more indicative of the early willingness of New Yorkers to protect land is the Adirondack Park, which was designated in 1882 and comprises about 6.1 million acres, which is the size of Vermont--a land mass larger than Yellowstone, Everglades, Glacier and Grand Canyon National Parks combined. This park contains 85 percent of all wilderness in the eastern United States. And thanks to progressive planning by early legislators in 1882 when the park was created, the New York State legislature also enacted several measures that guarantee this land -- the largest protected area in the contiguous United States -- will remain forever wild.
The important thing to remember with our efforts to designate parts of southern Utah as wilderness is that we're not talking about private lands. These are acres owned by the federal government, which means they belong to each and every American. We must take into account our national interest of preserving precious land for this and all future generations to enjoy for eternity.


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Skip to comments.Kerry: "I have big heels to fill" as secretary of state
Posted on 02/04/2013 8:10:05 AM PST by ConservativeStatement
Kicking off his first day as the head of the State Department today, newly-minted Secretary of State John Kerry marked the beginning of his tenure with a short address to his new team, briefly outlining his top priorities for the department while thanking both the president and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for their commitment to him as well as their advocacy for American values on the world stage.
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What, women don't wear shoes?
BTW, the heel is just a small part of a shoe. Is Kerry saying that Hillary wasn't able to fill the shoes of Condi, and was only able to fill the heels of Condi's shoes????
It's the cankles, not the heels, that pose a challenge!
He could have sung the opening lines to "I'm just a Gigolo..."
I knew Lurch @State would be popcorn worthy....
Gotta give him props right out of the gate...
.... "big heels to fill"...indeed
Show us those fancy new "river-rat" pumps...
Pass the salt.... tyvm.
Big heels to fill? I wonder what The-ray-za has to say about that.
Heels? I'm sure he must have meant cankles.
FU Ketchup Boy.
Good likeness, Raider, but Herman Munster may
be even better.
Big knickers too!
THis man is SO FUNNY. He should do stand up, as Herman Munster. Bob
Clinton-Rice 2016!
Black n Blacker (Rice = Black/Jamaican) against the Old White Man's Party.
Just "Biden" their time.
He's got a loaded adult diaper to fill as well.
He's got some big assed panties and floppy bras to fill too.
Mah Eyes! Mah Eyees!!!!!
Laz would you hit it?
High heels? We got a drag queen now for SOS?
Hillarey is as miserable a failure at Sec State as Obama is as president.
When and how the hell did approval ratings get so completely disconnected from job performance?
Hillarey is as miserable a failure at Sec State as Obama is as president.
When and how the hell did approval ratings get so completely disconnected from job performance?
Hey John to answer your question:
"can a man actually run the State Department?
I actually voted yes you could before I voted against you.
Hillary is a bigger man than you, John.
I don't know, but I been told
Big-legged woman ain't got no sole.
If you don't lose any ambassadors you will have done a better job than the last one.
sort of wondered whether Kerry's comment meant he was a cross-dresser. not that there is anything wrong with it.
XX Wide...
It's a long story.
LOL ! John F'n Kerry does not deserve respect but deserves contempt. The picture says it all !
[ IMG of soldier flipping off John F'n Kerry while Kerry salutes ]
Note: He picked up that dress while on holiday in Vietnam.
Maybe a big a$$ to fill but that's about it.
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With more than 20 years of experience, Mountain Orchid is famous for being a successful planting, breeding and growing center of various kinds of orchids, including the rare ones. A visit gets you an opportunity to browse around, and buy, beautiful tropical orchids. Advanced contact is recommended for group visits.
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