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On Dec. 6 in the Orangeville Community Center there will be judging of chili and soup at 4 p.m. Bring one gallon of your soup or chili to be judged and it will be served at the public dinner. Sign up for the cookoff prior to Dec. 5 at city hall. The chili and soup will be served at 5 p.m. At 4 p.m. for the children there will be a craft making a Christmas ornament in the small room at the community center. The dinner will be served from 5-7 p.m. The park lights will be turned on at 6:30 p.m. and the Emery High Choir will sing. There will be a special visitor along with carolers, a fire and hot chocolate in the park.
The College of Eastern Utah welcomes students and the general public to a reading with poet and new CEU English faculty member, Jason Olsen. The reading will be Nov, 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Alumni Room, Jennifer Leavitt Student Center.
All children must be accompanied by an adult to the BACA Community Christmas event at Kraync Motor Company on 98 South 300 East in Price on Dec. 6 from 1-4 p.m. All children will get a free picture with Santa, a bag of candy and a toy.
Ferron Library, in cooperation with the National Endowment for the Humanities and American Library Association, is sponsoring "Picturing America" for the month of November. Through this program laminated posters of American art work are brought to libraries nationwide. Come in the library and gain a deeper appreciation of our country's history and character through its art.
A free seminar presented by the Emery County Sheriff's Office and the Emery County School District will feature Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, United states army (ret.) speaking on preparing for school attacks, preventing school violence, school lock down and critical incident stress on Dec. 15 from 4-8:00 p.m. in the Emery high school auditorium, 955 North Center, Castle Dale. Lt. Col. Grossman is an internationally recognized scholar, soldier, and expert in the field of human aggression and the roots of violence and crime. His books include the Pulitzer Prize nominated book on killing, as well as on combat, and stop teaching our kids to kill. Training will be conducted on the Emery High School Campus. No cost for seminar
If you are interested in a sewing machine tell us why. Mail it to Box 740 in Huntington,UT 84528. You will be considered for a free sewing machine by the Quilters Guild, entries need to be in by Dec. 1. Call Michelle Anderson with questions 687-9445.
Castle Dale Stake Harvest Ball Dance on Saturday, Nov. 29 8-11 p.m. at the Stake Center, floor show at 8:30 p.m. (14 and older only).
The Price City Fire Dept. Womens Auxilary is in need of batting for quilts that are being donated to the U of U Burn Center. If you have quilt batting to donate or could contribute monetarily to this cause, call Rita Dunn at 637-6150.
Tryouts for the Emery County Community Theatre musical production of "Li'l Abner" will be held Nov 18 and 19, from 7-9 p.m. in the EHS chorus room. There will be no tryout packets, but please come prepared to sing a song of your choice. A CD player will be available, but you can sing without accompaniment also. There are parts for adults and teens, but no chidren are needed for this particular musical. See you at tryouts.
Stitches From the Heart need volunteers to knit, crochet, or quilt blankets, little sweaters and hats for babies in need. These items are donated to hospitals all over the country. Patterns available. Donated yart appreciated for our seniors. Toll free 1-877-985-9212 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com Our web site is www.StitchesFromTheHeart.org.
Huntington City's Christmas celebration will be held Dec. 5 at Huntington Elementary. Dinner will be at 6 p.m. with a program at 7 p.m. Everybody is welcome.
The 38th annual Festival of Trees to benefit Primary Childrens Hospital will be held Dec. 3-6 at the South Towne Expo Center, 9575 South State Street, Sandy from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. For more information visit www.festivaloftreesutah.org.
Watch for future productions, in November. Man of La Mancha on Nov. 20-22, in January, more beginning drama plays, in February, Snoopy will be presented, and in May, a yet unnamed play will be given.
The book "A History of Emery County" will be available for only $6 until Christmas. Pick up what you need at the Pioneer Museum in Castle Dale, the Museum of the San Rafael in Castle Dale, or the John Wesley Powell River History Museum in Green River. For more information call Sylvia at 687-9184.
Nov. 19 from 4 -7 p.m. SEUDHD-25 West Main, Castle Dale. For more information call 381-2252.
The Interamerican University Studies Institute is offering a Spanish immersion summer program in Costa Rica, for high school students who are interested in environmental biology. Costa Rica áPura Vida. combines intensive language instruction, individual homestays and field trips to three areas of the country. Students will experience unspoiled national parks, a marine biology sanctuary open only to scientists, a village of 12 families in the midst of the Cloud Forest, and birds, animals and tropical flora beyond compare. The program is open to student's ages 15-17 with two years of high school Spanish and a course in biology (by June 2009). Scholarships available. The scholarship application deadline is Dec. 5. The priority application deadline is Feb. 6, 2009. Session information and details are available at www.iusi.org or 800-345-4874.
An 18 year old senior from Ostrander, Ohio is looking for stories and other memorabilea from WWII veterans. Please contact: Kyle Nappi, 1890 Warren Road, Ostrander, OH 43061. firstname.lastname@example.com
A holiday bazaar will be held at the Emery Community Center Nov. 20-22. Anyone wishing to have booth space should call Barb Petty at 286-2215. Booth space rent is $20 with a $10 refund if space is left clean.


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China Silk Fabric
Originally referred to as Habotai meaning "soft as down" in Japanese, it is commonly referred to as China silk due to majority of its production being done in China. Available in many weights, this fabric can be used for linings and lingerie as well as summer blouses and bedding. Due to its characteristic plain weave, this material is the incredibly sleek and has a hand that is most identified as silk. Ideal for sewing beginners due to its smooth surface. Mood showcases nearly 100 varieties in pattern and color for Habotai/China Silk.
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text: This may be the perfect time to renew your prescription for your favorite statin drug-- you know, the kind that controls cholesterol. Why? Because the beginning of Lent offers Catholics a chance to observe their meatless Friday while breaking bread with members of the community, whether it be in a church hall, a fast-food restaurant or white-linen high end bistro. As a number of religious leaders have noted, the fish fry is a great way to feed "one's soul and one's belly" while enjoying a shared meal and an annual tradition that has endured for years. While the custom has stood the test of time, some of the menu items have changed to reflect healthier eating habits. I prefer baked fish with macaroni salad and a spicy cole slaw. The obligatory rye bread is the perfect complement to the fish. The variations are as numerous as the fish fry choices around town during this Lenten season. I look forward to hearing from you. Remember, you can be among the first to know when I post hot off the press columns. Simply text BITES to 30930 and you'll get the alert on your phone!


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By HARRIET BISHOP
I have a cordless phone. Now you say, 'big deal'. Well, this phone does everything but make ice cream for me and I am sure by next week someone will have figured out a way to do that. This phone has so many options that it is a built in computer by itself. It is taking me awhile to get used to all the options etc. I have been taking my time learning them. It has a little screen on it and I have call waiting and caller I D and voice mail and on and on. It will dial and redial and pick your phone numbers and I have a devil of a time remembering how to use all the dial things on it. I keep the little book handy that tells you how to do all these things so I can learn. Good grief, I ask myself, what happened to just picking up the phone and dialing Rugby 6 2835. The other day my answering machine bit the dust and one of my friends said,' use your voice mail on your phone.' So I activated that and now I can take the messages on the phone just like all the rest of you intelligent people. My mother never could have used a phone like mine and she never would have wanted to. Buttons made her crazy.
Well, the other day I found out my phone had one more great thing on it that I had never used before. I always keep this cordless wonder in its cradle right next to my chair. When I am finished with it, whereever I am, I replace it back on its little charger stand so it can recharge itself. There isn't anything that makes me more crazy than to be talking to someone and be cut off because their phone needed to be recharged. Thats not going to happen to me if I can help it. I was always taught to put things back where they belong.
Well, the other day the joke turned out to be on me. As I turned to get something off of my phone stand, the receiver inadvertently flipped off of the stand onto the floor. I saw it fall. It landed, so I thought, in a little narrow space between the stand and my chair. Thats happened before and it is no big deal to retrieve it. I tried reaching down and feeling around for it from my chair but I couldn't find it . Reluctantly I got up (this is no easy thing for me to do as I have to use the chair lift) to search for it.
I searched and I looked etc. and I could not find that silly phone. Pretty soon I had the stand pulled out and I had looked in every space available for the silly thing and it was nowhere to be found. I knew I had seen it fall there but it was like the floor had swallowed it up. I really felt stupid. I finally decided that it had accidentally slipped downstairs where I am unable to go. I walked to the head of the stairs and peered down the stairs but could not see that stupid receiver anywhere. Finally in desperation I decided to call one of my neighbors who have children who were old enough to come and help me search for the phone. I often call them in times like this for assistance. So I got hold of my neighbors and over came one of the girls to help me search. I was just sure we would find it now. Guess what, we didn't. We tore that place apart and could not find that phone. Now I am sure that the cat has eaten it. I am feeling dumber by the minute when the little girl suggests she bring her Dad over and maybe he can help us find it. I jumped on that one. Man to the rescue. Here comes my knight in shining armor. Over comes Dad telling me not to feel so stupid that they often lose their phone too. We search everything again and we are just about to give up when the little girl says, "Dad push the pager on the charger." Pager, I say, "What pager?, I have never had to use the pager before." Dad pushes the pager.
Now we got a beep beep to help us find the phone. We follow the sound of the beep beep and find that the beep beep keeps coming in and out. "Wait a minute." says Dad. "It's coming from inside your lift chair." Everytime the chair goes up, the sound goes away. Everytime the chair goes down, the sound gets closer. The chair has eaten the phone! It took some figuring out but God bless pagers. It seems the phone fell into a little pouch that appears in the back of my chair when my chair is in the reclining position . If I had tried I couldn't have made that happen. It was just a freak accident. Without that pager we would never have found that phone. It took a little time to retrieve it but my phone is now in its cradle with the pager ready for action if I ever need it again. As for my knight in shinning armor? He went home with his daughter and a lot of thank yous from me and we all had a good story to tell our friends.
Remember those infamous words from me,"It's a good thing to know how to use the pager on your cordless wonders."


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One-on-One with…ONDCP Director Gil Kerlikowske
Recently, the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) Director Gil Kerlikowske spoke at the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference and Exposition held in Denver, Colorado. His remarks were focused on the National Drug Control Strategy, law enforcement's vital role in combating illegal drug use and production, and partnerships on the local, state, and federal levels. Kerlikowske talked about this and more with Dispatch Associate Editor Amy Schapiro.
CP Dispatch: You recently addressed the nation's police chiefs, what was the primary message you communicated to them?
Director Kerlikowske: It is time to look at the drug problem in a much more balanced way. For too long we have looked at drugs as a criminal justice or public safety problem. Instead, we need to recognize that it is a complex and dynamic public health challenge. Police chiefs need to show leadership on this issue and collaborate with treatment providers. We need to approach the drug problem as a disease, not as a crime problem.
CP Dispatch: How can local law enforcement agencies best aid the fight against drugs and drug- related violence?
Director Kerlikowske: By bringing other people to the table in a much more upfront way. For example, treatment has been shunted to the side, but it works. So does prevention. We have to be smarter about drug use and addiction within the criminal justice system by making treatment available to the incarcerated. Law enforcement, prosecutors, corrections, and drug treatment specialists need to work together to make this happen. One of the biggest opportunities this Administration is seizing on is collaborating with state and local agencies and trying to ensure that we collaborate with each other to implement an effective response to the drug problem.
CP Dispatch: As you travel throughout the country, what types of programs have you seen that work?
Director Kerlikowske: Treatment works. It is a myth that meth treatment does not work and that once an individual is hooked he/she cannot be cured. That is not true. I have met dozens of meth addicts that are back with their families, working, and doing quite well. We now know that recovery rates for meth users who enter treatment are similar to those for users of other drugs. Another success is drug courts. They really have proven themselves. I visited a number of them and can't tell you how impressed I've been with what I've seen. There are 2,300 drug courts and they are widely supported. The Obama Administration has recognized the importance of drug courts, problem- solving courts, prisoner reentry programs, and the Second Chance Act—which emphasizes rehabilitation rather than parole. As a result, the President has requested millions of dollars in the FY 2010 budget to ensure that these promising practices receive the resources they need.
CP Dispatch: As you know, partnerships are a key tenet of community policing. What role do partnerships play in the implementation of the National Drug Control Strategy?
Director Kerlikowske: The whole purpose of ONDCP was to be a small policy shop to assist federal primary agencies with drug control as a mission. Outreach to state and locals was pretty minimal. When you think about how much money is spent at the federal level fighting drug use, addiction, crime, and violence, and then you realize there is a huge amount being spent at the state and local level, you recognize the need to streamline as much as possible. ONDCP coordinates 15 different federal agencies that are key stakeholders in drug control including the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of Defense.
Every year, by law, ONDCP produces the National Drug Control Strategy, but too many have not taken the time to read it or familiarize themselves with the strategy, so we are now doing outreach. In developing this year's strategy, we have sought input from groups such as IACP, USCM, PERF, and NDAA because we think the voice of state and locals should be reflected in the strategy we develop. The Strategy has been more reminiscent of an annual report and we want it to have more meaning at the local level. We are hoping the new strategy will have meaning not only in the United States, but globally. I have been to Mexico twice as well as Colombia. And the Russians have asked the United States for a bilateral drug working group, chaired by the Russian Drug Czar and myself. The addict population is growing around the world. Europe, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Colombia, West Africa, and Russia all have increasing drug problems because the drug traffickers have been paying with drugs rather than money so they are now infecting more populations as the drug trade continues to spread globally. Other goals we have for the new National Drug Control Strategy is to make it more user-friendly and to incorporate a set of metrics to better measure the drug problem. We expect the National Drug Control Strategy to be available in February.
CP Dispatch: At IACP you announced the launching of an ONDCP law enforcement fellowship program. Can you tell me more about that?
Director Kerlikowske: We plan to establish a fellowship program similar to what the National Institute of Justice has implemented. We want to bring in experienced law enforcement professionals fresh from the field for 6-month fellowships. We have been very lucky because we currently have people from a variety of federal agencies on loan to us including a DEA supervisor, nine military detailees, and a representative from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. These detailees represent federal organizations, and we want to expand that concept by bringing in local, state, and tribal law enforcement officers to work with us at ONDCP. For those interested in learning more about the fellowship opportunity, information will be available on our website: www.ondcp.gov.
R. Gil Kerlikowske was nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy. He was sworn in on May 7, 2009, as the nation's sixth "drug czar." In his position, Kerlikowske coordinates all aspects of federal drug control programs and implementation of the President's National Drug Control Strategy. Kerlikowske brings 37 years of law enforcement and drug policy experience to the position, including 9 years as the Chief of Police for Seattle, Washington. When he left, crime was at its lowest point in 40 years. Previously, he was Deputy Director for the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services. Kerlikowske was also Police Commissioner of Buffalo, New York. The majority of his law enforcement career was in Florida where he served in the St. Petersburg Police Department and later as Chief of Police in Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce. Kerlikowske holds a B.A. and M.A. in criminal justice from the University of South Florida in Tampa, and is a graduate of the FBI National Executive Institute in Quantico, Virginia.


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Exercise is key to longevity. The members of the Bunny Friend Walking Club in the Ninth Ward are exercising their way to better health one step at a time. Please watch this video about a wonderful public health program initiated by the Tulane Prevention Research Center.
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By REP. KAY MCIFF
Balancing the budget
The legislature convened for a special session at the end of September and balanced the budget for the current fiscal year which commenced July 1 and ends on June 30, 2009. It was not an easy process, but it is constitutionally mandated. If we would have waited, it would have increased the pain.
We accomplished the task without dipping into the "rainy day" fund which has been accumulated over the last few years. While it had begun to sprinkle, it appeared to us that the real rainy days had not yet arrived. That has proved correct. The challenge we faced in the special session is likely the forerunner to a more difficult challenge we will face next February.
When finances tighten, we are compelled to prioritize. We made the decision to maintain the funding for public schools. That will remain a priority next February, but we will all likely have to tighten our belts to ride out this storm.
Pilot education program
We also approved a pilot program in Sevier and Juab counties that will employ a new testing approach in secondary schools. It will be less invasive of class time, more easily administered, and facilitate corrective action by teachers designed to assist individual students.
The testing program was developed in the Northwest and has been advanced in our area by Sevier School Superintendent Brent Thorne and his staff. Hats off to them. If the program works well, and I think it will, it will probably spread throughout the state.
Handling tough times
To our good fortune, Utah has prepared well for tough times and is less vulnerable than many other states as well as places around the world. That said, we will not come through the next few years without some difficult decisions both in government and in our personal lives.
It strikes me that we will all need to be a little more careful with the use of credit cards and other things that compromise our financial independence. In government, we are going to have to set aside debates about ideology, turf, and partisan politics and focus on what works.
We are in the midst of a time when problem solvers with solid common sense should move to the forefront. Thanks for your continuing support.


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Bumble and bumble
Bumble and bumble Hair Powder 4 oz.
- Overview
- Ingredients
- Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Flour: Soothes hair and gives texture
- Avena Sativa (Oat) Starch: Absorbs moisture in oily hair
- Zea Mays (Corn) Starch: Posses moisture absorbing properties
- Features
- Provides styling ease and dry cleansing
- Tinting for white, silver, platinum, ash and champagne blondes
- Ideal for oily (or less than clean) hair
- Great for styling fine hair and root touch-ups
- Use to create instant fullness, enhance color, blend roots and add grip (when pinning up)
- About the brand
Hair color powdering is a centuries-old technique that Bumble and bumble session stylist Laurent Phillippon made modern with their multi-purposes sprays. Gives roots a quick color touch up while dry cleaning hair.
Use on dry hair. Hair Powder requires a slightly oily surface to adhere to (we recommend a light application of Bumble and bumble Styling Wax as a base if hair is clean); section dry hair at the scalp; hold can 10-12 inches away from hair and spray thoroughly, being sure to penetrate all layers (if an overall effect is desired); let dry; shake out excess with fingers and style.
Important note: Be sure to protect clothing, bath and bed linens during use (spots can be easily removed with a mild soap and water).
For over 30 years, New York City-based Bumble and bumble has revolutionized hair and hair styling by emphasizing the individual, transcending trends and launching new looks. From their shampoos, conditioners and hair therapy treatments, to styling and grooming crèmes, waxes and sprays, Bumble and bumble is known as one of the most influential hair companies in the industry. Top products include B&b Thickening Spray, Styling Crème and Hair Powders. Popular from salons to celebs, fans of Bumble & bumble include Kristen Bell, "Ugly Betty" stylist Mary-Ann Valdes, and the cast of "Gossip Girl".
Great...butthe best color in hair powder but they need to change the nozzle! Way too messy to use compared to Rita Hazen that has a directive nozzle. Other colors not as good as Bumble, but ill return this as it get all over everything.May 10, 2014Carole A. / ChicagoHAIR TYPECurly Hair / Color Treated Hair
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Waste Of MoneyI tried this in the blonde (supposedly) color. It sprays dark brown out of the can, also goes everywhere in the bathroom staining walls, sink, floor, clothing with dark brown spots! It makes the hair look dirty and matte plus it is difficult to wash out of the hair. I used to use Fillmore and I am gladly going back to it. The cost was a total rip-off as well.Jun 29, 2012Joyce P. / United StatesHAIR TYPEBlonde / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Good Temporary Color.The spray comes out too fast to use directly on my hair, so here's what I do: I take a small cotton ball, spray a little color on it & immediately apply it to my roots. I use it on the hair around my face and a few layers in & at my part. Also touch up each morning. I've stretched my salon visits by quite a bit. It's not magic but a good temporary fix in between.Jun 9, 2012Suzanne C. / San Diego, CAHAIR TYPEColor Treated Hair
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Confidence In A Can....but....I love the bumble and bumble hair powder. I have alopecia and I can't imagine even leaving the house without this product! It has given me a lot of confidence and allows me to try just about any hairstyle I want. It adds volume, and covers those thin "scalpy" spots on my head. If I could give some suggestions to Bumble and Bumble, I would implore them to PLEASE find a way to make this product more water proof...I made the mistake of leaving it in and going swimming. That ended very badly for me, and it was quite embarrassing having brown streaks running down my face. Also, if I run my fingers through my hair, I get brown gunk under my fingernails that looks dirty and kinda gross. I would also love a greater variety of shades to choose from, and perhaps a little less costly. $35 for a can is a lot of money for powder. All in all though, I really do appreciate what this stuff does for my hair and I am willing to live with the not-so-great aspects because of how good it makes me feel.Jul 10, 2011Gina / SeattleHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Oily Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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Thicker Hair, Small Mess!!i never in my wildest yearnings, thought i would find a product that covered my bald spots and make my hair look thicker. i used to dread waiting in line, feeling the person behind me ogling my skin head. i am absolutely thrilled with this product, it has given me the confidence to face the world, come wind, rain, or high water. so, it's a little messy, who cares???. lighten up people.Jun 27, 2011Shirley / MinnesotaHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Fine or Thin Hair
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I Cannot Live Without This Or My Hair Is Flat,dull And Limp.Yes, its expensive, but I am saving $ on my shampoo and hair spray since I dont have to use as much of it. I only wash my hair every 3 days and this really takes my oily scalp away. I read that people are getting this all over their bathroom and hands.... are you spraying it all over like hair spray??? The directions just say to spray in layers and comb out. Here is how I use it, I spray at my parts. and then comb. I seperate chunks of hair and spray at the scalp.... I part my hair off to the side in the front across my forehead and then back comb for volume in the back. This product adds volume and density to my fine thin hair! I love it!!Oct 27, 2010Kellie L. / Kent, WAHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Oily Hair / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Great For Oily HairThis is a great product if your hair is overly shiny. I know some people strive for shine, but I happen to like matte hair at the moment. Don't bother with the colored versions. The white works great on my dark brown hair. You just need to work it in a little and it will blend. This product gives great volume and texture all day.Feb 1, 2010Kate
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Bb Hair Powder Is A Miracle!After recovering from serious Cancer, my hair suffered badly. It grew back but much thinner. I am a former hair dresser and so I am able to keep it looking great, but without the Hair Powder, it wouldn't look great. People cannot beleive the appearance of volume. The only unimportant characteristic of this product is that it does leave residue on combs,brushes and pillowcases, but I could care less. The powder fills in on the scalp so that the hair appears much fuller. I couldn't live without it!!!I set my hair in rollers, and spray the space between then after I comb it out I give it another spritz of the powder where needed. It works well for me when my hair has just been shampooed, conditioned and set up. I also spray inbetween sets and teasing, the spray really does let me go sometimes almost two weeks between shampoos, since my hair tends to be dry since my illness. I have shown more people this product, because I am living proof and they see it! So many times I see women suffering with alepecia and want totell them you "don't have towalk around looking so bald, try this product. Somehow you might direct you advertising to post cancer patients and those suffering with alepecia and thinning hair. Hey until the hair is all gone, this product can help, definitely. Thank you for this fabulous product!Jan 23, 2010Barbara Brigliadoro / Oakland, New Jersey, USA
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Excellent Product!I have thin baby fine hair, I use this product for volume at the roots. I can not do my hair without it!Dec 28, 2009Laurie / Spring Lake, MichiganHAIR TYPEFine or Thin Hair
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Brunette Buyers Beware!I love dry shampoos and this one does "clean up" my hair well. I recently dyed my hair black so I thought I should get a black color specific kind because a lighter powder might show or look like dandruff. The problem is that the black specific is not a clearish color that blends into the black of your hair, it's black BLACK powder. So if you spray onto your forehead or neck accidentally you look like you've been splattered with black paint and have to scrub it off. The reason I like dry shampoos is that I'm a college student and they are a quick and easy fix after a long night with no time to shower. But I have to use this product sparingly and with precision, so it loses points in the quick category. There are better, less spray paint-like dry shampoos out there. I feel like this is like mascara for your hair...I have to make sure it doesn't smudge or come dribbling down my face/neck when I sweat or in the rain. I suppose this problem doesn't really matter for blondes and greys, but for us brunettes it can be an issue.;(Sep 22, 2009Cam / Portland, OR USA
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Hi, what is the chain length/wire from the ceiling? I have a 20 ft ceiling and want to know if there is enough provided. Thanks.
Hello Maureen,
The chandelier (item TG-3368-ROB) is supplied with 10' of wire and 8' of chain. If additional chain and wire are required, you can indicate that in the "Comment" Box on the second page of checkout.


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Stick Jacket Big Game 6'
The Stick Jacket Big Game 6 Model will fit rods with a maximum circumference of 6-1/4"(max diameter of 2"). Its overall length is 6' and it will rods up to 8-1/2' in length.
Perfect for bigger swimbait rods, flipping sticks, or rods with larger guides - the Stick Jacket Big Game 6 Model is made of a tough polyethylene filament that is virtually impervious to salt as well as resistant to mold and mildew. The braided material behaves like the old "Chinese finger trap" gripping your rod for snug protection and ease of hanging for storage.
When sizing a Stick Jacket to a rod - if you want to store the rod fully rigged, the Stick Jacket should end somewhere below the first guide and above the reel seat (i.e. for a 7-1/2' to 8-1/2' rod, you would want a 6' Stick Jacket).
*Eliminates tangled rods
*Protects line guides & tips
*Easy push on & off installation
*Great in boat rod lockers, storage tubes and bags
*Impervious to salt, mold or mildew
*Breathable & will not retain water
*Snagged hooks are very easily removed
*Hang rods for storage
*High abrasion resistance
*Lightweight and flexible
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Comments: Great product. I use the Stick Jacket on my rods to protect them while they are strapped on the deck of the boat as we go down the road.
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Event : Gay & Lesbian
Pride Festival in Brussels
© Pride Festival 2014
- Opening periods
- Event planned for the month of April 2017 - May 2017
Dates and programme may be subject to change
- Event planned for the month of April 2017 - May 2017
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Around Brussels: contact the organiser for further details.
Pride is a colourful, diverse and festive event which culminates in the Gay Pride. In Brussels in May 2015!
With Rainbow Week, the Rainbow House tries to give larger visibility to LBGTQI persons and put an end to stereotypical representations.
The event is certainly light-hearted and festive, but it also aims to champion gay rights in society, i.e. to promote a positive perception of the gay community!
Mentalities don't change just with laws, that's why the Rainbow team have planned activities, events, workshops, conferences and so much more to experience diversity in an interesting and fun way!
A whole range of free activities for anyone to join in and enjoy!
A celebration, a theme!
Among the activities:
- Concerts and "Master & Servant" film festival,
- Exhibitions including Queer Kids in Belgium and an outdoor exhibition on the city walls,
- Different types of acts, the first LGBTQI political forum open to citizens, with the entire political party present!
We are not responsible for any changes in dates and/or programmes. Please contact the organiser prior to departure.


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Ground was broken Wednesday for the construction of 29 homes at the site of the former Valley Court Apartments in Rochester's 19th Ward.
The Brooks Court development includes a new street, to be called Brookcrest Way. The street is being constructed now, with residential construction scheduled to begin in September, city officials said.
The single-family, market rate homes will be reminiscent of Craftsman and bungalow styles of the early and mid-1900s, officials said. Woodstone Custom Homes Inc. is on the project.
Designs will include ranch, cape and two-story plans ranging from 1,200 to 1,800 square feet, officials said. Prices will range from $150,000 to $180,000. Each home will have a front porch, two and a half baths and a two-car, attached garage.
When finished, the value of the development is expected to be at least $5.5 million, officials said.
Brooks Court is adjacent to the Brooks Landing area.
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Ground was broken Wednesday for the construction of 29 homes at the site of the former Valley Court Apartments in Rochester's 19th Ward.
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With the holiday season approaching, it's time to trim the trees and light the candles. And while you're kids are counting down the days until they can rip open the presents, consider doing a count down yourself to a safe holiday season.
Day 10 - It's cookie making time!
Whether your kids are helping you bake a gingerbread house or just heating up a cup of hot chocolate, establish some safety rules. Make sure they understand to stay away from hot appliances or plugging in electrical appliances with wet hands.
Day 9 - Trimming the tree
Glass ornaments can easily slip from a tree and shatter into dangerous splinters. Help children create homemade decorations or use plastic and wooden ornaments.
Day 8 - Visiting friends and family
While your home might be child proofed, it's more than likely that Grandma's home will present some safety hazards. Be sure that medications and household cleaners are locked away. Consider bringing a portable gate and outlet covers along in order to secure one room for your child.
Day 7 - Deck the halls
Many of the plants associated with this time of year can be dangerous to children. The white berries in fresh mistletoe are poisonous. When eaten, the berries can cause cramps, vomiting, diarrhea and slow heartbeat. Holly berries are also considered poisonous and can cause vomiting and diarrhea. Boxwood is another plant that should be avoided as it can cause stomach pains and vomiting and large amounts can cause convulsions.
Day 6 - The magic of holiday lights
Many of our holiday decorations require electricity. Be sure that all electrical wires are taped to the wall or tied to a table leg to prevent objects from falling down.
Day 5 - Holiday shopping
Stores are more crowded than ever during the holiday season. And many distractions such as carolers and, of course, Santa Clause are on hand to entice a child to stray away from mom and dad. Be sure they know their home phone number and your cell phone number and tell them to remain where they are.
Day 4 - Chestnuts roasting on an open fire
Nothing is cozier than a roaring fire but make sure children are aware of the dangers. Install a gate around the fireplace and keep matches locked away once the fire has been lit. Place all candles in holders with large diameters to contain any wax dripping.
Day 3 - Check holiday presents for mom and dad
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Get ready for adventure in the women's waterproof Venice H2 fisherman sandal from Keen! Typical of the brand, this slip-on water shoe features durable, high-quality materials and is built to last.
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I love the NoReply button. Best thing since sliced bread! :)
So, along this same line, sometimes you have to send and email to MANY people internally and usually the first thing you get (at least during the summer) is a FLOOD of Out Of Office replies? Is there a meta tag to control this? Would love to be able to send
an email with "NoReplyAll" & "NoOOO" so I would only get replies the recipient actually sent in response to the message. I noticed that the "NoReply" had no effect on the OOO function (which is usually good).
The add-in relies on something recognising and acting on a flag in the email to indicate that reply, etc. is disabled. Outlook happens to respond to this by disabling the bits that let a user send a reply - as far as I'm aware, nothing else pays any attention
to the flag. For the automatic OOO replies, I guess they must be processed within the mail server, over which we have no control.
I'm not aware of anything in the email that would indicate definitively that it's an OOO message to latch on to (but I'll have to examine one closely when I next get one, just on case).


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Florida Technical College
The mission of Florida Technical College is to provide education and training that enables graduates to obtain entry level employment. Florida Technical College is committed to encouraging the intellectual pursuits of men and women in a variety of business and technical areas. The College strives to maintain the flexibility necessary to meet the needs of a diverse student population and the varying educational requirements prompted by the changes in the society it serves. The College recognizes the need to encourage creative activities and community involvement commensurate with institutional resources and abilities.
School Information12689 Challenger Parkway Suite 130
Orlando, Florida 32826
Calendar: Continuous
Locale: Suburb: Large
Open Admissions: Yes
Sector: Private for-profit, 2-year
Carnegie Basic: Associate's--Private For-profit
Religious Affiliation: Not applicable
Accrediting Agency: Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools
Locale: Suburb: Large
Open Admissions: Yes
Sector: Private for-profit, 2-year
Carnegie Basic: Associate's--Private For-profit
Religious Affiliation: Not applicable
Accrediting Agency: Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools
Students & Faculty
- 3,616Total Students
- 1,040Male Students
- 2,576Female Students
- 5Total Intl Students
- 3Intl Male Students
- 2Intl Female Students
- 285Total Faculty
- 147Male Faculty
- 138Female Faculty
- 19:1Student/Fac Ratio
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Tai chi activities for kids around the Tuggeranong Region
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High quality and friendly teacher and class. Very approachable studetns and instructor, enjoyable class :).
Martial arts activities for kids in the Tuggeranong Region
Holy family primary school, Castleton cres, Gowrie, ACT 2904
I started martial arts training at age 20 and never looked back. If you want to raise your self-confidence, improve physical fitness and meet truly inspiring people, I cannot recommend anyone better to train under than Sensei Adam and Sensei Kayla.
Brilliant instructors family orientated positive environment exceptional establishment
76 Sheppard St, Unit 4, Hume, ACT 2620
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This business can travel to you.
I've been bringing my kids to Hapkido Canberra for nearly 2 years and they love it.. Tom is *great* with kids.
Fantastic martial arts training for all ages. Kids have age specific classes that cater for their individual needs. The instructors are great and show genuine interest in all students.
My name is Ben Arnot, I have known Master Tom Adam for six years now and have trained in Hapkido both with him, and under his instruction. I have found him to be skilled, knowledgeable, patient, supportive and motivational. I have no hesitation recommending Master Tom to anybody who is interested in improving their lives through Martial Arts training. Had he not moved to Canberra, my son would be training in his Kid's Classes right now.
My son has been going here for over 2 years and has learned so much for the teacher Tom. Most of all he has learned self respect and to respect others, and to always try. My son loves going to Hapkido
My kids love it, my 6 year old goes to every available class, even getting a friend's mum to take her to extra classes. The classes are loud and exuberant and my kids are learning a lot. Hubby has just joined the family classes.
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After writing about Grandpa Max a few weeks back my bother Roy suggested that I write about my mother's mother.
Grandmother Fanny lived on the top floor of a 5-story walk-up in Brooklyn, New York. She was a tiny lady, not even 5 feet tall, but she was a wonderful cook, baker and candy maker who made the most delicious butter toffee crunch that you ever tasted. Nobody could do it better. It seemed like she was able to squeeze 5 pounds of butter into a 1 pound slab of her ever-popular butter toffee crunch. The way it crunched between your teeth and melted in your mouth was a taste of ecstasy.
The only one who had a copy of the recipe was my cousin Elliot who had hovered over Fanny and copied everything she did one afternoon while she was making her magic concoction.
Elliot was kind enough to share this recipe with me when we decided to make butter toffee crunch at Choclatique. We faithfully use Fanny's original old-fashioned butter toffee crunch recipe as a base for our Chocolate-Almond Butter Toffee Bites.
We start with Hawaiian-grown pure cane sugar, double score dairy-fresh butter and rich, pure, extra-strong real vanilla. We use our signature dark chocolate—Choclatique Private Reserve (64%), fresh oven-roasted California almonds, roasted cocoa nibs and just a touch of Saigon cinnamon to cover our rich, butter toffee crunch. Nothing has changed since Fanny first made her first batch back in the 1930's.
Our traditional Chocolate-Almond Butter Toffee Bites are packaged in a chocolate brown ballotin box and double sealed for freshness. They make the perfect melt-in-you-mouth gift or party favor and they're a wonderful delicious treat any time of day.
Here's a cheer to you Grandmother Fanny.
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Debates of June 7th, 2002
House of Commons Hansard #201 of the 37th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was broadcasting.
- Pest Control Products Act
- Anglican Diocese of the Arctic
- Baseball
- Millennium Scholarships
- Official Languages Act
- Petits chanteurs de Laval and Voix boréales
- Blood Samples Act
- National Defence
- Oceans Day
- Seniors Month
- Agriculture
- Tourism
- Crtc
- Wharf Maintenance
- Skate Canada Hall of Fame
- Fisheries
- Thyroid Month
- Government Contracts
- The Environment
- Government Contracts
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Patent Act
- Government Contracts
- Foreign Affairs
- Government Contracts
- Reproductive Technology
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Government Contracts
- Acoa
- Terrorism
- Government Contracts
- Species at Risk Act
- Members' Expenditures
- Order in Council Appointments
- Government Response to Petitions
- Business of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Question No. 152
- Question No. 154
- Pest Control Products Act
- The Deaf and Hearing Impaired
Official Languages Act
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Mauril Bélanger Ottawa—Vanier, ON
Mr. Speaker, today I wish to praise Mr. Louis Quigley, a resident of Riverview, New Brunswick. Mr. Quigley took on the proverbial city hall and won. City hall in this case is us: the House of Commons, its Board of Internal Economy and the Attorney General of Canada.
On June 5 the trial division of the Federal Court of Canada ruled that the House of Commons was obliged to respect the Official Languages Act. Can members imagine? What a revolutionary concept: We legislators are subject to our own laws.
The court ruled that the House is obliged to ensure that our debates are available in English or French as per every Canadian's choice. I hope the House will accept the wisdom of this decision and proceed to its implementation.
I say bravo to Mr. Quigley, an exemplary Canadian.
Petits chanteurs de Laval and Voix boréales
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Raymonde Folco Laval West, QC
Mr. Speaker, two choirs, the Petits chanteurs de Laval and the Voix boréales, have once again had a hugely successful season both in Canada and abroad.
After China and Japan, the Petits chanteurs de Laval and the Voix boréales will be in concert throughout the summer, in just about every part of Canada, performing numbers from their 20 years of repertoire.
Their performances feature songs in French and in English, but they also have songs in numerous other languages, such as Chinese and Zulu.
This fall, these young singers from Laval will perform for New Yorkers in Carnegie Hall.
These experiences provide the young people with a great deal of pleasure as well as the opportunity to be part of a group. These experiences will prepare them to be Canadian citizens who are well prepared to take an active part in the life of our beautiful country.
Blood Samples Act
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Chuck Strahl Fraser Valley, BC
Mr. Speaker, three years ago I tabled a bill that would protect the rights of professionals and good Samaritans who risk contracting a disease when exposed to someone else's bodily fluids.
Isobel Anderson, an Ottawa police officer, was one of the bill's earliest supporters. At committee meetings, community events and press conferences she told the heart wrenching story of how she was stabbed with a blood filled needle. Yet there was and is no law that compels a suspect to give a blood sample to help determine a course of medical treatment. Her efforts helped push the good Samaritans act to the committee stage twice and onto the agendas of the Attorneys General of Canada and the Uniform Law Conference of Canada.
Like other police officers, Ms. Anderson does more than just enforce the law. Her colleagues look up to her and she is often a source of advice and comfort for others facing similar nightmares. Her outstanding achievements have been recognized by her peers and she has now been nominated for the Ontario Women in Law Enforcement Award.
We wish Isobel Anderson the best during the selection process, but more important, we thank her and thousands of other police officers who give of themselves every day to make our lives better.
National Defence
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Robert Bertrand Pontiac—Gatineau—Labelle, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to draw attention to an event that occurred last fall with virtually no media attention and no opposition questions here in the House.
That event was the beginning of a new era as far as Canadian search and rescue is concerned. Last October, the 442 Squadron of Comox, British Columbia, officially accepted the first of a series of helicopters, the Augusta-Westland CH-149 Cormorants.
The Cormorants will provide Canada with one of the best search and rescue capacities in the world. Their acquisition will greatly enhance the capacities of our armed forces.
Military experts are unanimous in their praise of the Cormorant, citing its utility in a country where extreme climatic conditions make search and rescue operations the most difficult in the world.
Crews testing the CH-149 were quick to realize its virtues and its great suitability for emergency situations.
Transition from the Labrador to the Cormorant will be a gradual process, with the last Labrador phased out in 2003.
Oceans Day
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Monique Guay Laurentides, QC
Mr. Speaker, this year's theme of Oceans Day is "Give Ocean Life a Safe Harbour From Climate Change". It reminds us of the role that oceans play as a source of life throughout the world.
First proclaimed ten years ago during the United Nations Earth Summit, the World Oceans Day is seen as a means to educate people about the health of oceans.
In the riding of Rimouski-Neigette-et-la Mitis, the Norjoli school and les Jardins de Métis have come together to develop a project to highlight the importance of the St. Lawrence River and the oceans. The objective of the project is to raise awareness among youth and the public of the resources found in the river and the oceans and of the need to preserve and protect them.
The St. Lawrence River, estuary and the Gulf of St. Lawrence contain a great diversity of animals and plants. The resources and the majestic lands along its shores influence the lives of thousands of people and provide for a variety of activities: fishing, swimming, boating, industry and ecotourism. It is the responsibility of each and everyone of us to preserve their beauty and health.
Seniors Month
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Gurbax Malhi Bramalea—Gore—Malton—Springdale, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to remind my colleagues in the House and all Canadians that in many provinces June is celebrated as Seniors Month.
It is a time to recognize the contribution that seniors bring to our communities and to reflect on the impact that Canada's aging population will have on our society. The implications of an aging society will be profound and enduring, and we need to work together to address this significant social change.
This was the focus of the Second World Assembly on Ageing held in Madrid in April. The conference provided Canada with an opportunity to share its knowledge in the area of aging, to learn from the experience of other countries and to build a stronger direction for the future.
Canada is well positioned to respond to these challenges. I encourage all of us to draw from the contributions of all of our citizens, young, old and very old, in order to build a stronger society for all ages.
Statements By Members
June 7th, 2002 / 11:05 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Garry Breitkreuz Yorkton—Melville, SK
Mr. Speaker, next week five farmers will go on trial in Lethbridge, Alberta for exporting their own grain into the United States. The sad and hypocritical fact is that if they had lived in Ontario or Quebec they would not have broken any laws. On March 4 a National Post editorial titled "Prairie Injustice" pointed out the real problem:
It is unconscionable that farmers may not legally sell the fruits of their labour to whomever they please--
The Liberal government simply overrides fundamental property rights whenever it suits its agenda and fails to understand the concept of freedom of contract.
Here is another outrageous example: Organic farmers in the prairies are forced to sell their grain to the wheat board and buy it back before they can sell it to their customers. This, despite the fact that the board does not even market organic grains. Bill and Myrita Rees in my riding estimate the cost to them on a 1,000 bushel load of grain is $2,800.
When is this government going to start treating prairie farmers just like other Canadian farmers?
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
R. John Efford Bonavista—Trinity—Conception, NL
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to stand here today to represent the people of Newfoundland and Labrador and share with the House some of the successes of our province.
Tourism is one of the fastest growing industries in Atlantic Canada, with its annual rate of growth outpacing all traditional sectors. It is estimated that tourism salaries and spending inject some $3.8 billion into the economy of our region each year. That is why the ACOA agency has made tourism a strategic priority and supports local initiatives such as the root cellar project in the town of Elliston in my riding of Bonavista--Trinity--Conception.
Elliston is a small community of approximately 400 people located on the northeastern tip of the Bonavista Peninsula. Once a busy fishing settlement, it is now a popular tourist destination known as the root cellar capital of the world. With 135 documented root cellars, some of which have survived nearly two centuries, Elliston is a cultural centre for those who want to understand early Newfoundland subsistence.
Promotion of the cellars has resulted in national and international recognition. Each summer Tourism Elliston Inc. hosts a four day festival which attracts up to 14,000 visitors--
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
The Speaker
The hon. member for Windsor--St. Clair.
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Joe Comartin Windsor—St. Clair, ON
Mr. Speaker, by refusing to overturn a seriously flawed CRTC decision ignoring its own guidelines in the granting of a broadcasting license to Craig Broadcast Systems Inc. the cabinet has shown a complete disregard for the local programming and Canadian content requirements of the Broadcasting Act.
As a result of this fundamentally flawed decision already underserviced communities like Windsor, dominated by American programming, could see and probably will see a substantial decline in local programming. The decision completely ignores the needs of communities in southern Ontario like Hamilton and Kitchener--Waterloo. If not reversed it will result in the falling by the wayside of local programming and services over the next decade.
The Liberal government has once again shown a complete lack of commitment to promoting local content and diversity in broadcasting in the country.
Wharf Maintenance
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Paul Crête Kamouraska—Rivière-Du-Loup—Témiscouata—Les Basques, QC
Mr. Speaker, today residents of Trois-Pistoles came to ask the Minister of Transport to put an end to the horror story that has put the 2002 Basques ferry season on hold, due to the federal government's irresponsibility in allowing the wharf to deteriorate over the past five years.
The minister must today announce that the 2002 season will be saved and that the wharves of Trois-Pistoles and les Escoumins will be repaired. Otherwise the minister will have adopted an inexplicably arrogant attitude, and his negligence will have deprived 30 crew members and others who work in the region's tourism industry of their livelihood.
The federal government owns the wharves. The federal government is responsible for the deterioration of the situation. It must provide the service, or else compensate the population and those who have lost their jobs because of the Minister of Transport's inefficiency.
Skate Canada Hall of Fame
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Sarmite Bulte Parkdale—High Park, ON
Mr. Speaker, I wish to pay tribute today to Elvis Stojko, three time world champion in 1994, 1995 and 1997 and two time Olympic silver medalist in 1994 and 1998. I am pleased to announce that Elvis Stojko will be inducted into the Skate Canada Hall of Fame in 2003. After representing Canada so well for 10 years, Mr. Stojko announced his retirement shortly after the Salt Lake City Olympic Games.
In addition to Elvis Stojko the following individuals will also be inducted into the hall of fame at a ceremony that will take place at the Canadian Figure Skating Championships in Saskatoon on January 13, 2003: Tracy Wilson and the late Rob McCall, Olympic bronze and world championship bronze medalists in 1998; coach Michael Jiranek who was the mentor behind Kurt Browning's international successes; and Barbara Graham, a lifelong dedicated administrator in the sport.
I congratulate all of them.
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Progressive Conservative
Gerald Keddy South Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, the government insists it is patrolling overfishing on the nose and tail of the Grand Banks and the Flemish Cap, so let us take a look at the record.
From 1990 to 1993 when this government was not in power there were 65 seaborne surveillance missions and 500 air surveillance missions. From 1993 to 1997 that average started to drop once the government got in power until there were 58 sea surveillance missions and 475 air surveillance missions. From 1997 to 2000 it dropped again until there were 40 surveillance missions by ship and 450 by air.
Let us look at the record in 2001 when the government said it was protecting the nose and tail of the Grand Banks and the Flemish Cap. In 2001 there were 31 sea surveillance missions and 467 by air. In 2002, and let us understand that the year is half gone, there have been only 10 sea patrols and 166 air patrols.
That is a sad and sorry--
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
The Speaker
The hon. member for Ottawa Centre.
Thyroid Month
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Mac Harb Ottawa Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to inform the House and all Canadians that June is Thyroid Month in Canada.
Approximately 15 million North Americans have thyroid disease and many do not know it. An untreated, abnormally functioning thyroid can lead to cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, anxiety and depression.
The Thyroid Foundation of Canada, a non-profit registered volunteer organization with 23 chapters across Canada, promotes awareness and education about thyroid disease and raises much needed funds. Health Canada has funded the development of a thyroid assessment questionnaire to open physician-patient dialogue on thyroid symptoms and has developed a special program to ensure the accuracy of thyroid testing.
I invite hon. colleagues to join me in supporting Thyroid Month in Canada.


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Multiple Births, 1980–2012
The rising incidence of multiple births over the last three decades has been associated with two related trends: the older age at childbearing (older mothers are more likely than younger mothers to conceive multiples spontaneously) and increasing use of fertility therapies. A study of multiples born in the year 2000 estimated that natural conception accounted for 67% of the twins and only 18% of the triplets and greater multiples born that year.
Note: data for multiples birth rates for 2009, 2012 are for triplets and higher.
Source: National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics Reports.


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The Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA. Printed on the front of the card, "NEW CIVIC AUDITORIUM, SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.-11".
Postcard donated to SCPL by Jules M. Heumann.
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Distributor: E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, WI
Publisher: C. B. Bender, Santa Cruz, CA
From Back: "Santa Cruz's new $300,000 Civic Auditorium is located one block from the business district. This magnificent structure makes possible the entertainment of large and small conventions and offers opportunity for the further development of the cultural life of the community."
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
Recycling is an issue of concern to a great many of the residents of rural Utah. Some think there is not much that can be done due to the distances to the recycling centers. A group of concerned citizens have come together to provide the residents of Carbon and Emery counties some answers to the questions they may have about recycling.
This group, called the Green Team, is headed by Jeanne McEvoy and she can be reached at email@example.com. The Green Team has issued an extensive list of what items can be recycled and where these items can be taken. They have also installed a recycling bin in the parking lot at Sutherland's Lumber in Price. There was a ribbon cutting for this new bin on April 20 at 2 p.m.
Albertsons, now Fresh Market, has a drop off at the entrance of the store for plastic shopping bags. These bags are collected and then recycled.
Bruin Point Elementary School collects cell phones and aluminum. People should take these items to the school.
The Carbon County Landfill will take car batteries, metal and tires. Check in at the landfill office for more details.
Castle Dale Elementary School will take used ink cartridges. Take those used ink cartridges into the school office.
Castle Heights Elementary School collects cell phones and used plastic shopping bags. These items can be taken to the school office.
The Castle Valley Center takes plastic shopping bags also. Take them to the office at the school.
Cell Phones for Soldiers is collecting used cell phones. Log on to www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com for more information to help our soldiers.
The College of Eastern Utah takes soda pop tabs and other aluminum cans. Call Kathy Murray at 613-5284 for information.
Used oil is collected for recycling at Checker Auto Parts. Bring the oil into the store for drop off.
Creekview Elementary is taking plastic shopping bags, used paper of all types, and used ink cartridges. Call Creekview to make arrangements or bring used cartridges in to the school.
For residents living in East Carbon, used oil can be taken to DNB Sinclair.
Food Ranch in Orangeville will take used cardboard. Drop off is on the east loading dock.
Howa's collects aluminum cans. Call in at the office for more information.
J.C. Penney's collects plastic shopping bags. Bring the bags to the bin near the downstairs register.
The Price City Library collects used ink cartridges, and all types of paper but shredded and corrugated cardboard. Bring those items to the front desk.
The Price City Police Department and the Emery County Sheriff's Office will take care of all unused prescription medications and sharps (needles and other sharp items). Contact those offices for more information.
Price Metal, at 510 E. 1250 So. in Price, will take all types of metal.
R&J Recycling collects all types of paper but shredded and corrugated cardboard, and aluminum cans. Call Rick or Julie at 637-5826 to arrange for pick-up.
The UPS Store collects packaging peanuts (Styrofoam and starch). Bring the peanuts into the store.
Tire King and Ultra Lube will both take used oil. Take the used oil to those businesses.
WalMart will take plastic shopping bags, aluminum cans, plastic drinking bottles, used ink cartridges, and used oil. Oil should be taken to the automotive department, ink cartridges should be taken to the ink section, and all other items can be dropped in the boxes at the entrances.
Wellington Elementary School collects used ink cartridges and pop can tabs. Take those items to the school office.
Women's shelters in both counties will take used cell phones.
New recycling bins are available at Sutherlands where you can drop off paper and aluminum cans.
In each of the post offices a blue recycling bin has been set-up where you can deposit unwanted paper directly at the post office.
More helpful information is available online at www.thermwise.com , www.projectenergysavers.com , and www.energyhog.org . These sites provide ideas to reduce energy consumption.
For more information to help you recycle-reuse-reduce, visit www.ecocycle.org , www.oberlin.edu/recycle/facts.html, www.utahrecycles.org , www.recycling-revolution.com , and www.terracycle.net .


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We can see a different world simply by changing our viewpoint. We can see the universal image of a thing by looking at it from a distance. Or we can realise the presence of another invisible world in a thing by bringing our viewpoint close to it.
Tetsuo Fujimoto
Trained as a weaver, Tetsuo Fujimoto sought a means of expression beyond the restrictions of traditional weaving, to find a process more akin to the freedom of drawing, while retaining the three-dimensionality of working with cloth. Describing his work as machine drawings, Fujimoto draws on the cloth with layers upon layers of buttonhole stitching, creating abstract compositions that are best seen from afar, yet whose intricate textured structures are only apparent up close. The vitality of Work '03 arises from its materiality; the stitching, the wrinkle of the cloth and the way it hangs create movement and shadows, which give it depth and resonance. SE


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By Brendan Conway
It's easy to forget. But it's been only three and a half months since Tesla Motors (TSLA) — now trading at $149 — could have been bought for less than $60.
Lots of institutional investors were getting the stock at that price, or at no more than $110, during the second quarter. Their number includes widely owned mutual funds from Fidelity, T. Rowe Price and others, last week's 13F portfolio disclosures show.
Fidelity Contrafund (FCNTX) picked up 956,000 shares during the quarter, bringing its position to more than 2.9 million — that's second-biggest among all mutual funds. (Number one is American Funds' Growth Fund of America (AGTHX), at just under 4.7 million.) All figures in this blog post are from FactSet Research Systems.
T. Rowe Price Growth Stock Fund (PRGFX) looks truer to its label with a new 2.6 million shares during the quarter, vaulting from a non-holder to the fifth-biggest mutual fund shareholder. (This mutual fund is so big it's still only 0.8% or so of fund assets.)
Fidelity Magellan Fund (FMAGX) was another 2Q buyer — it picked up about 870,000 shares during the period.


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