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Rekindling Jewish Life in Lithuania, One Family at a Time
Liora, 15, first came to the Ilan Youth Club at Vilnius's Jewish Community Center (JCC) when she was only 7 years old, and initially she felt completely lost. She observed a circle of people passing a box full of spices, praying over wine, and putting their hands up to a candle while staring at their fingertips. Liora had no idea she was witnessing her first Havdallah ceremony.


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5th Annual Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Symposium
Congratulations, winners of the 5th Annual IBRS ATSRI Awards for Outstanding Research Poster. Pictured from left to right: Brian Degenhardt, DO, Director of the A.T. Still Research Institute; AJ Baillargeon, DO, Internal Medicine Resident at NERMC and KCOM Alumnus; Jessica Lapinski, KCOM Medical Student; Joshua Moody, KCOM BioMed Student, Nicholas Musso, KCOM Medical Student; and Neil Sargentini, PhD, Department Head of Microbiology and Immunology.
On November 1, 2013, the A.T. Still Research Institute (SRI) and A.T. Still University (ATSU) hosted the 5th Annual Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Symposium (IBRS), which gives students, residents, faculty, and regional researchers the opportunity to present their current biomedical research and provides a foundation for promoting collaborative biomedical research with the SRI. Over one hundred faculty, students, and staff from regional colleges, universities, and institutions including ATSU, Truman State University (TSU), and University of Missouri-Columbia (MU) attended or participated in the event, consisting of oral presentations, a keynote presentation, and poster presentations.
Oral Presentations
The IBRS opened with Margaret Wilson, DO, Dean of Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (KCOM) and Neil Sargentini, PhD, IBRS Program Chair and Department Head of Microbiology and Immunology - KCOM, welcoming attendees and oral presenters. The eight oral presenters' discussions highlighted scholarship activity completed by faculty and students at multiple institutions:
- Paul AJ Baillargeon, KCOM Alumnus and NERMC resident, Influence of Bevacizumab on colorectal cancer mortality.
- Erin Cohen, TSU undergraduate student and ATSRI Clinician Researcher Development Program intern, Progression of osteoarthritis post-destabilization in a female rat model.
- Mathew Springer, KCOM BioMed student, Effect of the ClpPC protease system in the formation of persister cells in Staphylococcus aureus
- Wesley Hodges, TSU undergraduate student, Molecular simulations of viral leukemia protein-RNA interactions
- Nicholas Musso, KCOM-OMS student, A role for the dorsal dentate gyrus in color context pattern separation
- Maththew Strope, MU undergraduate student, The influences of physical activity on bone mineral density: A study on the active prevention of osteopenia and osteoporosis
- Peter Park, KCOM-OMS student and ATSRI Clinician Researcher Development Program intern, Peripheral skin blood flow changes following different controlled cervical osteopathic mobilizations: A pilot study
- Jessica Lapinski, KCOM -OMS Student and Academic Fellow, Examining the Doctor-Patient Relationship: Clinical Rotations and Healthcare Delivery for LGBT Patients
Keynote Address
Craig Phelps, DO, President of ATSU, and Brian Degenhardt, DO, Director of the A.T. Still Research Institute and Assistant Vice President of Osteopathic Research welcomed the community and keynote speaker panel. The keynote address, presented by Andrea Amalfitano, DO, PhD, Michigan State University; Lucinda Fultton, MS, The Genome Institute, Washington University; and Robert Fulton, MS, The Genome Institute, Washington University; discussed the impact genomics and genetic testing has on the decisions we make about our healthcare.
Research Poster Presentations
During the afternoon session, 35 posters were presented by faculty, students, staff, and researchers from regional institutions . Poster presentations displayed scholarship in musculoskeletal, renal disease, wellness, cardiovascular disease, cancer biology, healthcare delivery, infectious diseases, medical education, and neuroscience. Selected abstracts include
- Impact of Diabetes on Microvascular PO2 in the Rat Soleus After Chronic Femoral Artery Ligation. Talon J. Anderson, MS; Ladonna Shaffer, BS; and William L. Sexton, PhD
- Comparison of Bone Density Measures on the Sahara Bone Sonometer and the DXA. Kathryn M. Bollman, and Michael Bird, PhD
- Progression of Osteoarthritis Post-Destabilization in a Female Rat Model. Cohen EL, Ruhlen RL, Marberry KM, Pazdernik VK, Kondrashov PE, Cramberg M, Howard ML
- The Effects of Gender and Female Sex Hormones on Post-traumatic Osteoarthritis. Ginsburg ZN, Ruhlen RL, Kondrashov PE, Marberry KM
- Isolation and Characterization of Umbilical Cord Stem Cells Derived from Rabbit Umbilical Cords. Raja Shekar Rachakatla, PhD and Drew Perugino
- Impact of Exercise and Insulin on Microvascular PO2 in the Diabetic Rat Soleus After Chronic Femoral Artery Ligation. William L. Sexton, PhD; Ladonna Shaffer, BS; and Talon J. Anderson, MS
- Paleo-Prosthetics, a surgical guide to Reconstructing a Mosasaur. Bruce Young, PhD
Renal Disease
- Concomitant Protective and Therapeutic Role of Verapamil in Chronic Mercury Induced Nephrotoxicity in the Adult Rat: Histological, Morphometric and Ultrastructural Study. Nabila Yousef Abdel Haleem, Hoda Mahmoud El-Aasar, Sherif Mohamed Zaki, Sherif Mohamed Sabry Hassan, and Ahmed Wafiq El-Zainy
- Variation in Weight and Hydration of College Wrestlers During and After a Competitive Season. Hailey M. Benoist, David Schutter, and Jerry L. Mayhew
- Alterations in Physical Fitness of Medical Students during Their First 2 Years. Melissa A. Jenson, Anissa Angelosante, Lynda Cosgrove, Dan Martin, D. Fred Peterson, and Jerry L. Mayhew .
Cardiovascular Disease
- Insulin-Induces Adipogenesis in Immortalized MEF Cells. Brett B Holdaway, BA; Chaitasi Y Naik BS; Yingzi Chang, MD, PhD
- Demonstration of Increased Vascular Characteristics Using Bilateral, Multi-Parameter Sensors, Following Controlled Vertebral Osteopathic Medical Treatment. Deborah M. Heath, DO; Inder Raj S. Makin, MD, PhD; Chandhana Pedapati, BS; T. Douglas Mast, PhD
- KV Currents in Identified Muscle Afferents. Renuka Ramachandra, PhD and Keith S. Elmslie, PhD
- Long Term Doppler Signal Acquisition and Rapid Signal Characterization for a Peripheral Flow Assessment System. Inder Raj S. Makin, MD, PhD; Chandi Pedapati, BS; and Deborah M. Heath, DO
- The Role MCPIP-1 in Maintaining Lipid Homeostasis. Joshua D. Moody, BS; Jessica D. Sedinkin, BS; Yingzi Chang, MD, PhD
- Peripheral Skin Blood Flow Changes Following Different Controlled Cervical Osteopathic Mobilizations: A Pilot Study. Rafael Zegarra-Parodi, DO (England); Vanessa K. Pazdernik, MS; Peter Yong Soo Park, BSHS, OMS II; Natalie R. Shurtz, MHA; Steve Webb, BA, BS; Brian F. Degenhardt, DO
Cancer Biology
- What Influence has Sunitinib had on Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma (mRCC) Survival? Paul A.J. Baillargeon, DO; John H. Grider, Sr, DO; Jane C. Johnson, MA; Anders Messersmith, OMSIV
- Influence of Bevacizumab on Colorectal Cancer Mortality. Paul A.J. Baillargeon, DO; John H. Grider, Sr., DO; Jane C. Johnson, MA; Nick Hopson, OMSIV
- Differential Effects of Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) between Mouse and Human Melanoma Cell Lines. Kumud Joshi, BS and Pandurangan Ramaraj, PhD
- Recognition of radA Ochre Mutants by RadA/Sms-Specific Monoclonal Antibodies. Melissa K. Stuart, PhD; Deborah A. Hudman, MS; Michael D. Pisano; Jacob L. Hiatt, MS; Neil J. Sargentini, PhD
- Novel Mutations in Escherichia coli that Increase the UV Radiation Survival of a uvrA Strain. Quynh V. Duong; Deborah A. Hudman, MS; and Neil J. Sargentini, PhD
Healthcare Delivery
- Examining the Doctor-Patient Relationship: Clinical Rotations and Healthcare Delivery for LGBT Patients. Jessica Lapinski, OMS-III and Patricia S. Sexton, DHEd
Infectious Disease
- Effect of the ClpPC Protease System in the Formation of Persister Cells in Staphylococcus aureus. Matthew T. Springer and Neal R. Chamberlain
- ATP Synthase: A Molecular Drug Target for Dietary Polyphenols#. Melissa Tran, Mumeenat Winjobi, and Zulfiqar Ahmad, PhD
- Role of α-Subunit VISIT-DG Sequence Residues in the Catalytic Sites of Escherichia coli ATP Synthase#. Mumeenat Winjobi, Myra Garcia Hernandez, and Zulfiqar Ahmad, PhD
- Molecular Simulations of Viral Leukemia Protein-RNA Interactions. Wesley T. Hodges, Meggie T. Hoffman, and Maria C. Nagan, PhD
Medical Education
- A Progressive Teaching Model to Evaluate Pelvic Landmark Localization by Medical Students Blake Hood OMSIV; Ben Cook OMSIV; Melissa Kuehl OMSIII; Sam Engemann, OMSIV; Vanessa Kvam, MS; Natalie Shurtz, MHA; Ken Pamperin, MS; Brian Degenhardt, DO
- LGBTQ Acceptance in Osteopathic Medical Schools. Jessica Lapinski, OMS-II; Patricia S. Sexton, DHEd; and Lauren Baker
- Effect of Change in Camera Depth on DCMS Methodologies. Gregory L. Schuman, Zachary J. Treat, and Brian F. Degenhardt, DO
- The Analgesic Effect of α9/10 Toxins Does Not Involve Activation of GABAB Receptors. Andrew Wright, BS; James C. Baxter, MS;.and Keith S. Elmslie, PhD
- Does Agomelatine Have Antidepressant Action? Michael Young, BIS; David Middlemas, PhD
- A Role for the Dorsal Dentate Gyrus in Color Context Pattern Separation. Nicholas D. Musso and Raymond P. Kesner, PhD
- The Effect of Chronic Corticosterone-Induced Treatment in Pre- and Post-Pubescent Female Rats. Tyler R. Nickle, BS and David S. Middlemas, PhD

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KINGSPORT, Tenn. - Kingsport Police tell News 5 they are looking for a suspect who stole a Hyundai Santa Fe hatchback and then used a debit card found inside the owner's wallet, which was left in the vehicle.
It happened early today at a home on Roller Street in Kingsport. Police say the thief found the vehicle unlocked then discovered a spare key to the Hyundai inside.
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I purchased a HP OfficeJet Pro 8500A All-In-One Printer on March 12, 2011. The deal at the time is they would give you $50 for your old printer if you purchase a new HP printer like the one that I bought. The initial price at the time was on sale for $179.98 minus the $50 they gave you for the trade to bring the price down to $129.98. Seemed like a great deal… NOT.
Since I purchased this item I have had nothing but problems. The major issue is that it goes into sleep mode and it will not wake up unless you unplug the power from it and plug it back in. It is a wireless printer on a network and I can't be unplugging and replugging it in all the time to get it going.
Once you do that it also takes several minutes while it goes through a system test mode. In addition the fax system would not work properly and it would try to send in a page that was not there and then the fax would fail because it thought there was a paper jam when there wasn't. Even when you scan it wants to send in a page that you do not have, which causes and extra blank page to come up on your screen. I contacted their customer service center and they had me download software but it did not correct the problem.
On 4/14/2011 I emailed their CEO, and gave them all the issues I had with my printer. They then put me in contact with ** a service representative ** had me download new firmware that seemed to correct the fax issue but not the other issues. They then informed me that there is a firmware issue with some of these machines but it has not been resolved. He said he will send me a refurbished machine to replace my new machine. I was not happy about this. Regardless, I did the exchange and spent more of my valuable time getting this machine set up.
Again I had the same exact issues as the old printer. I contacted **, HP customer service and he had me push buttons on the screens to get it to open up to a special screen that consumers can't get to unless they know the secret sequence, to reset some parameters. No matter what I did, my machine would not go to those screens. Therefore, John said they had no choice but to buy back my printer. On 5/26/2011 I faxed them a copy of my receipt so that they could refund my $179.98 + $7.80 tax for a total of $187.78.
On 6/5/2011 I send ** the customer service representative I was dealing with and letter asking what they are going to do since I never heard back. On 6/8/2011, I wrote to their CEO again and wanted to know about my issue with Case # **. They called me and left a message to call them at 1-800-756-0708 option 7 and assigned me a Case # **. I contacted them and they put me back with **.
** informed me he would only pay me $129.98 and not the $50 for the Printer they bought and recycled, because he said my printer is being treated like a coupon. Staple's sends them back to HP. Therefore, I feel I am not getting a good deal. If they buy back the printer they will only send me back $129.98 of my money and now I am out my old printer which I can't get back. It is like trading in your old car for a new car that turns out to be a lemon, and then the company buys back your lemon car but they don't pay you for your trade. They are treating my old printer like a coupon and it is not. How would you like it if your trade in was treated like a coupon?
After talking with **, he said he wants to send me a $75 gift card for their HP store in exchange for my Printer. Sounds like a good deal but the same printer is now $199.99. Therefore, if I use the $122.98 plus the $75.00 can only buy the same printer which has firmware problems or a less expensive printer which doesn't have the same options that I want. To be truthful, I don't want another HP printer ever again. If I repurchase the same printer and it doesn't work they will only give me a gift card for HP. I am now stuck with HP for a long time dealing with their issues.
All I am asking is for my $187.78 which includes tax, which is what I paid for it. I really would like a class action lawsuit filed against HP because they should not be selling Printers in PA or the USA that have defective firmware. I am not talking software, I am talking firmware. This is so unfair to consumers and a total rip off. Trading in old equipment is not a good deal in this instance. I could have sold it at a flea market and made some money on it.
I've owned this HP printer for almost a year now, and have changed ink cartridges about five times. I have never had an ink cartridge print as many copies as the package claims it will print, but the last cartridge I purchased takes the cake. The package promised to print 200 pages. Well, I managed to print two documents totaling a whopping 26 pages before the ink cartridge ran dry. I contacted HP by email to request either a refund of my purchase price (14.99 + tax), or a replacement cartridge.
Well, first off--I already knew the "yield" of this cartridge-- it was printed on the packaging material. I did not need someone to send me an internet link so I could read the same damn thing again. Secondly, I can't run a "self-test report" without a tri-color cartridge installed along with the defective black cartridge. And believe me, I'm in no mood to run out and purchase one after my experience with their cartridges up to this point. I will NEVER buy another HP product as long as I live. I don't have money to just flush down the drain like this.
I just purchased an Officejet 8500 PRO All in One Printer, and warn anyone considering a similar purchase to think long and hard. I have always used HP printers, and in fact have two others right now - and never really had an issue. But that is the point. I never really had an issue. Until now that is. I can tell you that if you have an issue - you are on your own!
I installed this new printer Sunday, and all seemed fine. Then I received a message that an update to the software was available and that I should download it to solve a number of known issues with my version. I did this, and all of a sudden the Solution Center software that controls all the features of the printer would not work. I immediately called Tech Support, and for the next 6 hours had two different techs taking over my computer to solve the problem.
The techs uninstalled and reinstalled the printer and software, went into the register to fix issues, and I don't really know what else. In the end they could not fix it - and to add insult to injury - my networked Laserjet 3600 was no longer networked and could not be accessed. So with their fine help, I was down two printers. They said they would escalate the case to higher level tech who would call me within 48 hours.
I waited two days, and after not receiving a call I again called tech support to check on my status, and was told the request for a higher level tech was again made and that I should expect a call either that day or the next. When I did not receive a call back, I called Corporate Headquarters for help. In my experience, headquarter people are generally more consumer friendly and want to do what they can to assist their consumers - but NOT HP!
I spoke with a Support person in the executive office, who did immediately connect me with a Case Manager from the Mexico Call Center. After reading my file, he told me that the Solution Center Software that runs the printer is a "bonus feature" shipped with the product - and HP did not support it. The fact that there is an issue with the Register is not their fault because I granted them permission to get into my system and work on it. So this is my fault.
The fact that after their techs finished monkeying with my Register and now my networked Laserjet no longer worked would necessitate my calling back tech support to have this out of warranty printer trouble shot - at my expense - because they have no responsibility there. Hugo refused to even attempt to do anything for me, just advising me to call DELL (my computer is a Dell thank God) and have them assist me with a full system restore -after which I could try and reinstall the printer and hopefully not start the process all over again. When I was less than pleased with this solution, I was told he was closing my case and hung up on me.
So HP's customer service has me overpaying for an HP Printer because of the name, Paying Dell to repair what they messed up, and then paying HP to get my Laserjet up and running - all the while praying that this will all work! What service! I did not give up yet, however. After all, this is a really large American Company. I called back the Corporate office and spoke to the Customer Service person I spoke with originally. Her first suggestion was that I replace my computer with a new one - preferably an HP (yea, right -in your dreams). She then said she would have another Case Manager call me back - and I said fine.
Guess what. My Good Buddy from yesterday called me back - and asked me if I had called DELL yet! He smugly advised that he was my case manager and I could speak with no one else. He kept saying that if I "would not work with him" there was nothing he could do. By that he meant paying Dell and then paying HP to fix the problems they caused. I was still not satisfied, much to my case managers surprise, and asked if he could at least see if there was simple problem in the Network setup of my Laserjet that he could spot. He refused.
I asked if he would assist me in removing all traces of the Printer and software from my system - and he refused. I asked to speak with a supervisor, and he said "supervisor's don't take calls" - and refused. He just continued to admonish me for refusing to work with him - said he was closing my case - and hung up on me. So remember - if you purchase an HP peripheral, you jeopardize your entire system and should anything go wrong - you are on your own. BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA -- I am a newbie to this printer and about a week ago I put my SD card from my camera in the front of the printer. It was the first time I had done that and on the computer popped up all the pictures, I was able to choose the ones I wanted to save and then email. Yesterday HP said they had some necessary updates for my printer so I updated. Today I tried putting my SD Card in and nothing popped up on the computer as last time so I called HP to find out what I had done wrong or if those updates had changed something.
First I had to stay on hold for about 10 minutes then I was connected to someone I guess in India I couldn't even understand him his accent was so thick, I asked to be connected to someone in the US. He transferred me to someone with an equally thick accent in the Philippines so again I asked to be transferred to the US, she transferred me to someone else in India.
Still I was unable to understand them but after about 15 minutes I got it that they were telling me to hang up and call again and that I would be given an option to push to get someone in the US, totally untrue but I tried again. It has now been over an hour and I still hadn't found anyone that had any technical ability to answer my question that I could even understand.
So I tried again to make this call and got another woman in India in Calcutta that I could barely understand but I realized that I was never going to be able to speak to someone in the United States although that was where I bought my printer, so I tried to ask this woman ** my question. She was unable to help me until I gave her my phone number, email address, name first & last, type of printer, serial number and various other information that had no bearing on my question.
She kept saying without your number I can't help you. What does my phone number have to do with this question???? I gave her the type of printer and then called in my neighbors yard men to help me move all this furniture to get to the backside of the printer for the serial number. We couldn't find any number on the back of the machine that started with the letters she required so she told me how to print out a self test diagnostic page. Why did she wasted all my time with moving all the furniture, she knew it was very hard for me to get to the back of the printer I told her.
Even after all that it has now been over one and a half hours she put me on hold again for 10 minutes and did Lord knows what. She comes back on the line and I again ask her how to get the pictures to show up on the computer screen. She again asks me for an email address which I refuse to give her because I don't ever want to hear from her or this company or get there spam. So she says I will be unable to help you without an email address.
I refuse and again she puts me on hold. After holding for another ten minutes she comes back and says that there must be something wrong with the hard drive on my printer and to put something on the glass and print it. What that has to do with anything I don't know but I am a newbie so I do that and it prints correctly. Then she says to put the SD Card back in my camera to see if it is working.
Too make an end to this horrible experience I asked if she had any idea what I needed and if she was going to be able to answer my question. Nothing just total silence again. All in all every time I asked a question I got total silence from her and still after 2 hours I didn't have an answer to my question.
I called a friend and in 2 minutes she had answered my question. I could kick myself in the bottom for not just waiting till my friend got to work and calling her but I never dreamed I would get such terrible service from HP.
I suggest that no one ever buy equipment from them unless you have a friend that can help when you get into trouble. I know I will never buy another HP product
MCHENRY, ILLINOIS -- I purchased a Designjet 130 from Hewlett Packard in mid 2005. A LEMON! Before purchasing the printer, I did some research with Hewlett Packard themselves and with one of their dealers, IT Supplies in Rolling Meadows, IL, my HP ink and paper supplier. Their printer had been recommended by an article about Joel Meyerowitz, a world famous photographer with Life magazine who had been using the printer and loving it, he does black and white photography.
My own prerequisites were that the black ink had to be pigment because of the needs of my process and that the printer print in black mode only for good black and white prints which are the mainstay of my work. If you need my reasons for needing pigmented black ink, half of my work consists of printing black and white photographs on watercolor paper and then painting them with watercolors, dye inks bleed when I apply paint to the paper, pigmented inks do not. HP assured me that both needs would be met by this printer, it used pigmented black ink and printed black only.
Because it is an expensive printer, and before spending $ 1,299.99, I asked IT Supplies, if they would make a black and white sample print for me comparing the DJ 130 to the Epson 7600 with a file that I would provide to them to make sure of the comparative qualities of the printers before making my purchase. The prints they made from both the Epson and the HP were superb black and white prints, perfectly neutral, sharp and detailed. That helped me decide to choose the HP Designjet 130 Printer, it obviously was capable of the black and white quality I needed.
The printer was delivered and from the start, I was unable to print a neutral black and white print, it was both green and magenta which is an impossible combination to correct for. Green is the complement of Magenta, which means that if you color correct for green, the entire print goes magenta and if you color correct for magenta, it goes green, an impossible situation to correct and one that ALL of HPs tech support people seem to ignore. Roughly translated: it prints Green in the 25% to 50% gray area, and Magenta in the 50% to 80% gray or black range.
Upon calling and speaking to a Hewlett Packard tech support person, I was told that my information about the Designjet 130 was incorrect, it did NOT use pigmented black ink, all it's inks are dye based, and it does NOT print black only, but prints cyan and magenta under the black to supposedly make it richer. Information which is in total opposition to what I was told pre-sale. So, I asked HP to replace the printer with a suitable model, they refused and told me that it could achieve neutral blacks by "tweaking".
This person also told me that if my test print had been good and if "this guy Meyerowitz" was satisfied with the printer, it could be made to give me what I wanted! Having no choice, I then tried to follow HP tech support's suggestions, to no avail, the printer prints magenta in the dark gray leading to black and prints greenish in the lighter gray. I've updated the driver several times and on my last phone call, I asked that they find me someone who knows the machine and can tell me how to fix it before I pay an additional $39.00 a week for nothing, still waiting.
Subsequent calls to HP resulted in a long series of attempts to make it work, the tech support people kept insisting that since the diagnostics were normal, there must be a bad ink cartridge or a bad printhead. Since the diagnostic pages were indeed in the normal mode, I had no recourse other than to go along with them assuming all along that I must be doing something wrong, even though I had had no problem printing good black and white prints with my old Epson 2200 printer.
We started replacing the cartridges and print heads one by one, testing them, only to find that it did not solve the issue, by the time I had replaced and tested all 7 inks and heads, about 6 months had elapsed. I was then hospitalized for 6 weeks, had surgery at Mayo which put me out of commission for about 4 1/2 months and effectively shortened my warranty and sure enough, when I resumed my work, the warranty had expired.
Now, HP wants me to pay for continued support to the tune of $ 39.00 a week without the assurance that this issue will ever be resolved, not only can I not afford this, they are continuing to affect my productivity and costing me money in that manner. I continued trying to use the printer to do my black and white work, now the diagnostics were telling me that various printheads were either "non genuine" (which is impossible since they are HP and as far as I know, only HP makes them), and occasionally faulty.
I updated the driver again. I have now replaced printheads at least 12 times. These printheads cost me $32.99 each, plus $8.00 shipping or #40.99 each, which has meant over $490.00 since the printer was delivered, all for nothing since they did not fix the problem and the old printheads were all within warranty and within consumables limits. I still cannot print black and white properly and now, HP wants to charge me $39.00 a week for additional tech support and refuses to assure me that they can make the printer work.
One HP person told me to take it to a repair service station, which would cost me $75.00 just to have them look at it. I called them anyway to ask if they had any ideas as to what my problem might be, over the phone, they said NO, of course, but did admit that they really could no nothing other than replace parts if the diagnostics said there was no problem, which, frankly, is understandable. They did say they could rebuild it at a cost of over $350.00, which is ridiculous if they don't know what and why they are rebuilding.
Now, there is a new twist to this, with the warranty being over, it seems that HP has no records of all my phone calls, the only record they admit to is a call in December 2006, which was for a different issue and my calls to them last week. I think this is a shallow ploy to avoid giving me satisfaction, I'm not sure what the solution is, but the entire transaction now seems a bit fishy to me, since I was assured of one thing presale and received another and they can't admit it or they would have to make good on it?
I have wasted more than enough time and money. This machine was never capable of giving me what I ask for. It was sold to me under false pretenses through the incompetence and greed of Hewlett Packard which also prevented them from replacing it the first week with another model which would have solved both my and their problem. I want this printed replaced with one that does what I asked HP to provide me within the first place. I need a printer that will print black and white without a color tinge. That will print black or all the colors with pigmented ink, not dyes. This thing is a lemon.
I spoke to a customer service person again last Thursday, April 19, 2007 and told them that I would not waste any more time doing diagnostics over the phone with them, or wait the interminable time for them to decide who is the right person to speak to. I told them to find the correct, competent person who knows how this printer works and can fix it for me and to call me back or I would start filing complaints. This is now Tuesday, April 24, I have heard nothing as expected.
SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS -- Several months ago HP Tech support was called, because our printing was of poor quality, and varied greatly. Tech support phone number 1-800-474-6836 was called and the "technician" quickly told me that my printer was out-of-date, had a part deep inside that couldn't be repaired, and our printer would have to be replaced. Offered me a new printer at a "very good discount" and seemed disappointed and reluctant when I decided to confer with my spouse before making a purchase. A friend visited later, we replaced the ink cartridge and the printer has been working well ever since!
Today I attempted to "scan" a document which I needed to email quickly, and the printer window said the USB was not connected. Since we had been printing computer documents with no problems, we called the above phone number for Tech service again, and this man (maybe the same one) said the same thing, almost word for word. My printer was out of date, couldn't work with my computer, and he could sell me another one. No help at all to find out why my printer and computer have been working together just fine, but nevertheless when asked to scan, the printer reports that they are not connected.
Finding a phone number for Hewlett-Packard online, I called, explained my problem to a pleasant young woman, and she apologized for the situation, said she couldn't help me but would connect me with a tech support managerial level, and that I should inform them why she went directly to them. The "manager" seemed not to understand my plea for a tech support person that would not try to sell me a new printer, but help to solve the problem. She said she had no control of whom I would be connected with, and I might need a new printer! The conversation went downhill from there. Needless to say, we don't plan to buy another Hewlett Packard product!
Back in 2004 I purchased a top of the time HP all-in-one printer. I don't remember exactly how much I paid for it, but it was quite a bit at the time. I had it and it worked great up to today. I got a message that I ran out of black ink. Okay... I go to the drawer and pull out a new black cartridge, I always keep one as a backup. I put it in, and shut the little door as I have always done, maybe half a dozen times or more.
I then get an error message "please check cartridge on the right" which is the black ink. I again open it up, take it out and try to reinsert it and nothing. Thinking it was a bad cartridge, I stuck the old one back in and got the same exact message to check the cartridge on the right. Confused, I cleaned everything on the inside, and decided to check on the internet. I found an article regarding this model having a problem with the flex circuit behind the printer cartridge being torn instantly killing these printers. It's a design flaw because there's a spring with a pointed edge that pokes a hole in this delicate circuit. Many people have called HP and gotten replacements.
I decided to call HP. I reached an Indian who must be in India. I explained to her the situation, and the problems with these, and all she could do was tell me how much life I got out of the printer. Regardless of how old it is, it was damaged because of a DESIGN FLAW. I could understand if the heads burned up, or the motor went dead, or any other common occurrence with an old printer, but this was a FAULTY DESIGN that was caused my HP and should be at least fixed!
No no, she said the only thing she could do was give me a discount on a new HP. So the phone call turned from a customer service related call into a sales call. She gave me a few model numbers and prices. I told her I would have to think about it and call back. After researching the models of the printers she was trying to sell me, there was NO DISCOUNT at all. That ticked me off.
I gave up on this mess, and HP pretty much let me down. As I said. If the thing would have just blown up, or the motor died, or any other common problem, I would have probably bought another HP. But this damage was caused by a flaw by HP when they designed it. I decided to go out today and purchase myself a Canon, which got great reviews. All I have to say to HP is Goodbye!
My spouse purchased HP photo paper specifically because it said #1 SELLING BRAND inkjet photo paper. Usually I use Kodak for my Dell printer. I can only suppose he thought this would be the better choice. The first page used an enormous amount of black ink and the picture was very very dark. My printer ink dropped by 7 pages from 1 printed page for available ink left. I changed settings and it was much better but the picture quality was not vivid at all.
At this point I contacted HP through their support chat line. They in turn said to talk to their technical support. Hello this is not a technical issue. Then they suggested that I contact the store I purchased it from because I did not order the paper from their web site. If I had I would have had 21 days to have it taken care of. I requested to speak to her supervisor and so that took place. This person simply said that their products, though they did not want me to be unhappy with their product line, was for HP products. I looked everywhere on the box to see where it said that info. I finally found the words on the back "Optimized for HP's latest inkjet" in small font.
I spoke with the retailer I bought it from and they said they would up to 6 weeks return my money even though a few sheets had been used. TOO BAD for HP that they don't follow the return program the retailer stands by. I would think the manufacturer would be more anxious to make their product customer happier. NEVER would I buy a HP product again. Sadly I was considering a HP printer this Jan. 2010 or a Cannon. I think you can figure out who I will go with. I rank this company even more than the product now a (0) Note to HP, in this economy people do not need to be making unwanted trips back and forth to a retail store and get a product which was marketed misleading.
I purchased an HP Office Jet J4680 All in One Printer approximately one year ago for approximately $180.00. In this one year period of time, I have spent a MINIMUM of $366.00 in black and color cartridges. I'm quite certain the amount is even great, but I am supplying a low estimate. When I have tried using local ink/cartridge suppliers for a much discounted rate, I received messages on my printer that my printer cartridge was "incompatible" and my printer would not work.
To say that Hewlett Packard is taking advantage of their customers is an understatement. There are no discounts, there are no coupons; you pay full retail price with NO other options. Just as AIG, the auto industry, health insurance and other greedy companies finally fell apart, I believe and I hope that Hewlett Packard receives a similar "wake-up" call.
While searching on the HP web site, there is nowhere (that I could find) to even send complaints, feedback, or even any customer service reviews. This is very telling as to how Hewlett Packard regards their relationship with their customers. I will never purchase another Hewlett Package product again and will extremely vocal to anyone who will listen that they could buy a new printer at least twice per year just for the cost of refilling ink cartridges. I would have paid $100.00 more for the printer had HP been reasonable with their toner prices and upfront with their so-called valuable customers.
If anyone knows of a link, web site, direct company address, contact information of any kind, I would be very grateful to have this information and send my comments and more DIRECTLY to Hewlett Packard. If it would not place me in a compromised position, I would post my comments on Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Our country was hit hard with the economic downfall and how does Hewlett Packard respond to such a crisis and millions of people in desperate financial circumstances? They hide from their customers and continue to charge outrageous, greedy, gluttonous and come dangerously close to gouging the American public at a time when many people have lost or will lose their homes, have lost their jobs, cannot afford groceries, have wound up homeless and worse.
If I am capable of locating the proper forum/venue to reach thousands or even millions of people to warn them of Hewlett Packard's despicable practices, I would feel as if I could be of some help to people in saving some money in these difficult times. Again, if anyone can provide any additional information as to how to "get the word out," I would be very grateful.
ROSEBURG, OREGON -- I had to call HP's tech support line because my new printer would no longer pull photo paper threw the photo tray. I called HP's tech support to see what could be done to remedy the problem. The first tech person went through all the trouble shooting with me and when he could not fix my problem he asked I call back in 5 minutes. I did ask how I would be connected to him and he said that he had my support ticket and it would go through.
Of course when I called back the second time I could not be connected through to that specific person. The second person started to have me go through all the same trouble shooting and at first I went along with it because she said nothing had been entered on the computer about my ticket number.
At the beginning of this phone call I asked to speak to a supervisor, was never given one. When we got done with the trouble shooting I explained that none of the trouble shooting was working and since the item was less than 2 months old, with a manufacturers defect, I wanted to know if it would be covered under the 1 year warranty. Next thing I knew the phone hung up. I called back and specifically asked to speak to a supervisor and this time I sat on the phone for 10 minutes before I hung up again.
The final time I called back I was assured I would get a supervisor and what do you know I was transferred to tech support AGAIN. This time the technician admitted all my phone calls were in the system. I had previously been told no info was entered in the system of the problems I was having. She initially asked me to once again go through all the trouble shooting and I said no, I had done all that, detailed everything I had done and was not going to do it again.
I wanted to know what exactly they were going to do to honor their warranty. They did say they would send a replacement but if I wanted it faster that it would cost me over 37.00 for shipping. I did ask if the product replacing the one I had was new and she said yes. So we will see. It took 4 Tech support agents to fix a problem that the first agent should have handled. All four asked me to do the same exact thing!!!!!!!! The total time on the phone to get my problem solved was over 3 HOURS. Worst tech support ever. Will debate ever buying an HP product again.


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By Brendan Conway
A glimpse at activist investor Carl Icahn's third-quarter portfolio moves just went public. Icahn's high-profile stake in Apple (AAPL) stood just shy of 3.88 million shares as of Sept. 30. The shares' value, assuming Icahn still owns them all, is north of $2 billion as of Thursday.
Icahn also upped his stake in his own company, Icahn Enterprises (IEP), to just over 100 million shares, from 99 million at the end of the second quarter.
Meanwhile, the activist's Federal Mogul (FDML) stake expanded to more than 121 million shares as of the end of the period, versus 76 million last time around.
AS this blog mentioned in a post on Tiger Global Management's disclosures, investors should keep in mind these disclosures are dated — a manager may well have changed his positions since Sept. 30.
What's more, a stock's appearance doesn't necessarily mean the manager is bullish. SEC rules don't require the disclosure of short positions. Nor do they require the disclosure of all types of securities.


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I'm sure as hell I heard Cross just climaxed with geekasm at the Grotto scene. HAHHAHAHHAHA
I'm sure as hell I heard Cross just climaxed with geekasm at the Grotto scene. HAHHAHAHHAHA
Looks like the Light's partner are proven as the Reach this time, cool. Also, I think Tommy Terror has been stress eating XP
Season 2 Episode 9
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Bad news folks but Young Justice, along with Green Lantern, won't be back until January 2013. What I heard is that hours before DC Nation was supposed to air Cartoon Network pulled the programming. Why? God only knows. But this supa dupa sucks. Anyway if you want to watch the Young Justice episode that was suppose to come on yesterday here are a link to watch it a bunch of other links to watch it at.
Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
yeah and cartoon network is taking a beating because of it. fans are writing letters ripping them on the face book page. check on the big tall glasses of hateraid being served up.
and please go there to put your 2 cents in. we need to let them know that this is not ok!
Young Justice returning January 5th 10:30am, with "Before the Dawn".
^So basically the next new episode will be the 12th?
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
Can't believe I missed the new episode of YJ. Being sick sucks. :'(


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Well I made the assumption that one of the most valuable items in Skypeia is the dials. Bellamy did go to Skypeia and he did return with a golden pillar(surely weighing over a tonne) so why not a simple, light and easy to hide a dial. With that said, Bellamy's ability would make the use of a impact or reject dial quite potent.
Sure, his 195 m beri bounty implies that he should be a tough opponent, but when in a clinch, those dials would come in quite handy for him, and lets face it in the New World, i'm sure 195m beri aint nothing special. So he's bound to be fighting tough opponents, making the dials a nice trump card.
What has peaked my interest more is the idea of storing one or more of the Kings punches in a dial. If the punch is as insane as its hyped to be, then the ability to store that power for a future fight could be a factor. Quite possibly, Bellamy collects the punches power and turns it over to Doflamingo.
Seeing as to the sticky position Doflamingo is in with Kaido and the SH/Heart pirates, it would be an ace in the hole.


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Canadian super sub Olivier Faucher helps club to Portugal Cup
Photo: Olivier Faucher (middle) celebrates Portugal Cup victory (photo: Pascal Clément)
LISBON – Canadian national team volleyball player Olivier Faucher of Plessisville, Que., has been capitalizing on his opportunities this winter to build his international career.
On December 26, Faucher was offered a contract by the Benfica squad of the Portugal pro league as an emergency replacement for another Canadian Dustin Schneider.
It was Faucher's first international contract but the 26–year-old setter, who starred with Université Laval from 2005 to 2009, quickly built his way into the starting line-up with the powerful squad and helped them to the Portugal Cup club championship this past weekend.
The Portugal Cup is a season-long club tournament that runs parallel to the regular Portuguese A League season.
''It was a wonderful experience to win the Portugal Cup,'' said Faucher, a four-time All Canadian. ''We hadn't won it in four years, so it was a pretty intense event. The guys were really proud of the victory.''
This is not an easy line-up to crack. Benfica sports a 29-3 record this season overall and five Brazilians are on the squad. But again, Faucher pounced on a golden opportunity to play full time in the playoffs when the regular setter was injured. Faucher had only played two complete matches in the regular season.
''My teammates really helped me,'' he said. ''By the second playoff match I felt their confidence and we were able to win despite injuries to three starters.''
While there have been challenges such as language and being away from home for such along period of time, Faucher is confident, the experience overseas this winter will help him with the Canadian national team this summer.
''I just love it here,'' he said. ''There is great support for the players and the facilities are top notch. It's a very high quality of play and there is a great atmosphere at the matches.''
Faucher is now focusing on helping Benfica win the A League title beginning next week before heading back to Canada to May to join the national team at its training base in Gatineau, Que.


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Hope everyone had a good day.
Booklover I love that cat in the couch.
Ruth that lolcat about the sandbox is funny.
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Melinda, Yes, that is much as it looked. Those are sweet memories. Gosh! they are all 49 years old now! We survived ,,, even thrived!
'Tis a bit chilly this morning in sunny Southern California...I coulda skated on the kitchen floor when I got up to feed the cats at 6AM.
Lots of good pics but stealing the apple, Joan.
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And a large, red, Team Aqua emblem. Oh crap, not here too... More sabotage, and they were being much more brazen about it here than the Mantine tanks. The ride had completely stopped, and Joshua had been winded by the bar suddenly punching him in the stomach. Billy screamed about wanting to get off, and Joshua couldn't help but agree, though the metal bar completely prevented them from doing so. He began to look around, for any possible solutions. A control box had been damaged, which was probably the reason they'd stopped. What really got Joshua's attention though was the small radio on the side of the tunnel. Apparently it got some kind of signal, as it started to blink faster and faster... And it had an effect on the Sharpedo above them, driving them positively ballistic - it reminded Joshua of the Lake of Rage incident in Johto from when he was younger. Team Rocket had broadcast a radio signal that forced all the Magikarp in the lake to evolve to Gyarados and drove them wild. This seemed to be the same thing, except no evolution. Yet. The Sharpedo were now attacking the glass tunnel, attempting to break through - if they weren't stopped, they'd be devoured, if they didn't drown first. It was a terrifying situation straight out of a Final Destination movie (Joshua had never liked them).
He reached into his pocket, and grabbed the third Pokéball. He couldn't really move, but he managed to enlarge it and toss it. The ball opened to reveal Livewire the Stunfisk. Joshua had a desperate idea. "Livewire, I need your help! You must have some electricity charged inside you - you have the Static ability after all - I need you to try and short out that blinking device on the tunnel wall!"


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Featuring an All Star Celebrity Roast of Steve Tasker
Presented By The Premier Group…Wine Made Easy
And brought to you by Salvatore's Italian Gardens
and The West Herr Automotive Group
Guests Include Subject to change
• Thurman Thomas
• Mark Kelso
• John Murphy
Salvatore's Italian Gardens
6461 Transit Road
Depew, NY 14043
Phone 716-683-7990
• Complimentary parking
Monday, February 27th, 2012
Cocktail Hour 6:00pm-7:00pm (Reception) with Butlered Hors D'oeuvres, Complimentary Wine from the Premier Group.
Sit Down Dinner 7:00 pm
• Italian Wedding Soup, Angel Hair Pasta Al Filetta, Cesar Salad, Twice Baked Potato, Chateaubriand and Chicken Francoise, Glazed Carrots
• Featuring Complimentary Wines
• Cash Bar also available
• Dessert: Baked Alaska
• Evening will begin with the presentation of "The Whiney Awards"
• Followed by Celebrity Roast of Steve Tasker
$100.00 per ticket…Portion of proceeds to Benefit: The Children's Guild Foundation and Heritage Christian Services. Charity information below.
• Tickets will be available at our Entercom Offices 9:00am-5:00pm
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• Or by phone by calling (716)843-0111 9:00am-5:00pm
When something's bothering you in WNY… WGR's Whiner Line is the place to vent all of your frustrations. Each Monday through Friday, WGR's Howard Simon and Jeremy White play the best "Whines" from our listeners at 7:50am. The Whiner Line is One of the most Entertaining features on WGR!! WGR's "Whiney Awards" honors 4 of the Best Callers to the Whiner Line each year. It is THE must attend event of the year.
Aside from the awards, the event will Feature an All Star Celebrity Roast of Buffalo Bills "Gunner"
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Heritage Christian Services
Heritage Christian Services (HCS) is a thriving human services agency that opened its first neighborhood home in 1984 and has flourished to support more than 1,500 children and adults with developmental disabilities in the Greater Rochester and Buffalo regions. It has been designated a Compass agency by the NYS Office for People With Developmental Disabilities as a top provider of quality services.


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Well C.N. canceled young justice. this show does not deserve to be canned we need to fight this. HARD!
here is one of the petitions to sign. and here is another one
also a list of places that we can go to voice our out rage, please keep it respectful. we won't get our show back by flaming them.
PLEASE REMAIN POLITE IN ALL YOUR COMMUNICATIONS. We want to show the best of the fandom here.
DC Nation Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/dcnation
Warner Bros FaceBook Page: http://www.facebook.com/warnerbrosen...00322453395600
Cartoon Network Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/CartoonNetwork
Bring Back YJ and GLTAS FaceBook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BringBackGLTASandYJ
Cartoon Network Twitter: https://twitter.com/cartoonnetwork
Warner Bros Entertainment Page: https://twitter.com/WarnerBrosEnt
Cartoon Network Contact Page: http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/feedback/index.html (Go to programming, then other shows)
Please be advised that Cartoon Network has been deleting messages, so we're really going to need to flood them here.
numbers and emails to call and email the presidents and directors of programming.
We must show C.N. that we will not take this any more !


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Brock Has Smooth Transition Transferring from CSCC to TTU
CLEVELAND, Tenn. – Transferring to a four-year school after CSCC makes for a smooth transition—just ask college senior Tyler Brock.
Brock was a 2010 graduate of Bradley Central High School and attended Cleveland State Community College in the fall of 2010 until he graduated in the spring of 2012 and transferred to Tennessee Tech University that fall.
"I chose CSCC for both academic and financial reasons," stated Brock. I received both the Hope Scholarship and academic work study. Both of my scholarships transferred to TTU. Small classes and the fact that I knew a lot of people from high school made CSCC enjoyable, as well as the affordable cafeteria food and the numerous hours procrastinating playing ping pong! Another advantage of CSCC is that professors offer a lot of help due to their small classes."
Brock continued, "CSCC is a wise decision after high school because once you get into college, you realize that you have a lot of freedom, and CSCC helps you manage your time better than attending a university which might prove to be too much freedom, thus affecting your G.P.A. and scholarships negatively."
While at CSCC, Brock had not decided on a major, so he chose to get his associate degree in General Transfer. He later decided on English with a concentration in Literature from TTU. "With my degree, I plan on teaching English-related courses at the high school level and maybe even at the community college level. My academic work study scholarship has opened the door to many opportunities because this summer I will be working alongside teachers."
Brock credits his decision to pursue education to his former teacher, Mr. Blackmon at Bradley Central. "Working under Mr. Blackmon as a teacher's assistant and as an assistant coach at Bradley, taught me a lot about being an educator, specifically teaching English."
Brock said there are similarities between CSCC and TTU that he did not realize until he arrived in Cookeville. "CSCC and TTU both have very small classes, which is important for your education because your professors can concentrate on you individually. Plus, they will remember you, which is important when you want a letter of recommendation. When you transfer and start taking upper level classes, you realize that your classmates enjoy the subject matter just as much as you do, which provides a common bond. I like the fact that TTU is in Cookeville considering how similar Cookeville is to Cleveland, except for the fact that Krystal in Cookeville is not open 24/7!"
Brock said he chose TTU because it was the most practical decision since it was another state school, like CSCC, so it would be more affordable. "I really did not have any problems transferring. Overall, it was a very smooth process."
He said he had to grow up pretty fast after transferring to TTU because his parents weren't there. During that time, he learned a lot about himself. "The most important thing that I have learned from transferring from CSCC to TTU is to not be judgmental toward people. This seems like an easy and simple task, but spending my whole life in Cleveland allowed me to stay in my comfort zone. I came to TTU not knowing anyone, which forced me to make new friends and honestly, now, I have friends that I probably would not have had in Cleveland. So, my advice for anyone who is in school or anyone in general, is to spend more time accepting others, rather than judging them."
He praises his parents for always standing by him. "I would like to thank my family for supporting me with my education, specifically my mom and dad. I am very fortunate to have patient parents who have given me every opportunity to succeed in life."
Brock will graduate this summer and plans to continue at TTU to pursue his master's degree in education in the fall.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Huntington/Cleveland Irrigation Company has signed a contract with the Bureau of Reclamation to enable them to run non-project water through the Huntington North Reservoir. This may not sound like a big deal but for the parties involved it is a giant step forward for the $60 million salinity reduction irrigation project the irrigation company has been involved with for the last several years. Construction of this project began last spring and years of planning and work on financing went into the project prior to its start.
The HCIC appreciated the BOR representatives for coming down for the contract signing and working to get this step taken for the $60 million project. Stock watering was also approved. The notice of the contract was advertised and NEPA was completed and an Environmental Analysis was also completed. The design drawings are done and the decision document is being signed by the parties involved including the Dam Safety in Denver.
The contract also states that HCIC will be allowed to use the reservoir without a charge. The BOR is waiving the fee due to the large investment that HCIC is making and the benefits it will have for the government. This fee waiver is contingent on the HCIC completing the irrigation project. Another precaution taken by the Bureau of Reclamation was to ask for proof of a $6 million loan for the HCIC should their current money run out so the BOR could be guaranteed the project will be completed. The Division of Water Rights has stepped up to the plate to say they will work with HCIC to guarantee the required loan. The BOR said that $6 million loan is unique to this case to ensure the project will be finished.
The salt will not reach the river and will result in benefits for everyone. The contract is for 40 years. The salinity project completion date is scheduled for 2011. The contract will be be reviewed after 40 years.
The Huntington North reservoir is a federal facility that contracts with the Emery Water Conservancy District for its operation.
With the contract signing HCIC will be able to move ahead with the installation of the pipeline leading from the Huntington North Reservoir. The design drawings will show what work needs to be done to modify the outlet works to accommodate the new pipeline.
HCIC has in the past run Class B water from Joe's Valley which is federal water and will continue to do that. The open canal used in the past will be converted to pipeline. This will conserve water in the winter months with stock watering.
HCIC expects the work to begin at Huntington North in February. JUB Engineering is the engineering company for the HCIC salinity project. They will negotiate a contract with Nielson Construction. This will be a separate contract from what was signed last spring. This contract will be specific to the work at Huntington North Reservoir.
In order for Huntington North to accommodate the non-project water and the pressurized irrigation system, the inlet and outlet works of the reservoir must be modified and a separate spillway must be constructed to replace the lost evacuation capacity due to modifying the outlet works.
The irrigation year runs from March 1 through Oct. 31 of each year. The Huntington North Reservoir was constructed and came into operation in the year 1965. Non-project water in this case is irrigation and stock water not appropriated by the United States and coming from Huntington Creek.
The amount of non-project water to be introduced into project facilities by HCIC will not exceed 14,074 acre feet in a calendar year for the term of the 40 year contract. Stock watering will be allowed year round. Huntington North will not be used to store non-project water. It will only act as a regulating mechanism to release the water into the new irrigation system. Non-project irrigation water that is introduced into the reservoir which raises the water level above elevation 5838 shall be released over the spillway.
The lengthy and extensive contract was signed by the Bureau of Reclamation, Huntington/Cleveland Irrigation Company Officers and the Emery Water Conservancy to make the partnership official and to allow HCIC to begin the work on the project at Huntington North. Work continues on the pressurized irrigation system in the Cleveland area and this contract signing is just one more step in a long process to save water and reduce the salt reaching the Colorado River.


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So it would suggest at one time Shingami used forged weapons and down the line learned to use Soul based weapons that could grow in strength.
- We have seen examples of special non Zanpaktu weapons with that special shield that Ukitake used during the execution ceremony on that giant fire bird.
- Its interesting because we know there are some people who don't use Zanpaktou's like that woman who has that cannon that launched them back into Kings realm.
- If this is true it must mean that guy is very old ....which makes me wonder perhaps people in Kings realm age slower than those in Soul Society.
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Anyway, he probably wouldn't even need to go that far (if he has to at all). All he has to do is analyze what makes Ichigo so special that his Bankai can't be stolen (which is what I assume Urahara and co. should be trying to figure out right about now).
Could it be possible they don't age at all in the SK's realm?
Actually, I wonder if their swords don't work like that cannonball, you know creating a strong barrier over the edge of the sword to give it durability and strong cutting edge.
this chapter is funny. I like that lady's way of losing weight.
nuff said.
I think that I know a certain method that could work, that would prevent Zan's from being stolen, but I'm not sure that it would work for Shinigami. I'm talking about Ginjou's ability to steal and share power. Yes, we know that Ichigo's bankai can't be stolen, then by borrowing a little power from him and sharing with everyone else, they might have become immune to the stealing process, the same as Ichigo is. The thing is, I'm not sure, but it might only work for Fullbringers :p.


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Dear Mom,
We watched Parkinson's Disease rob you of your body and most of your memory. Our irritation with PD's symptoms did not lessen our love for you. It did bring many tears and sadness to see you suffer so. Your disease tested our character and hopefully we passed more than we failed. Thank you for your courage and your strength. Love, your family.
God chose to call Helen Marie Olson home on Aug. 16, 2010 at the age of 83.
She was born to immigrant parents Katarina Ozanich and Anton Kuretich on Aug. 26, 1926 in Helper, Utah, she was the last survivor of five sisters. She married Lawrence Olson, later divorced.
Helen was a loving and caring stay at home mom for many years until circumstances forced her into the workplace. She took classes to sharpen her skills. Helen was employed at Helper State Bank, Price Auto Parts, Carbon County Assessors Office, and UDOT, where she finally retired.
She loved the outdoors, being with family and friends, camping, golfing, and was noted as an outstanding pitcher in a women's softball league for many years. She was a devout Catholic who loved God and her faith.
Helen is survived by one son and twin daughters, Brent "Olie"Olson (Judie); Tammy Olson Gentry Hoffman (Dave); Tonya Olson Gianini; former son-in-law and special friend, John Gianini; five grandchildren, Monica Olson Baggs, Terry Olson, Tina Gentry Moore, John M. Gianini, Kimberly Gentry Heaton; and nine great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her parents, brother, Anthony Kuretich; sisters, Pauline Pollack, Sylvia Jackson, Donna Thomas, and Frances Skaggs; and her precious granddaughter, Billy Gentry Brown.
Funeral Mass, Friday, Aug. 20, 2010, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service, Thursday evening 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Thursday and Friday one hour prior to service. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
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Monroe Magnuson welcomes everyone to come to the Desert Thunder Bull Riding event on Nov. 26 from 7-10 p.m. This event is being held at the Blue Sage Arena in Castle Dale. There will be mutton bustin at 6:15 p.m. with a 50 pound weight limit. Magnuson said he became a rodeo announcer about two years ago and he and his friends just looked at each other this year when rodeo season was over and decided the show must go on, so they planned an event for Emery County. This will be the first event of its kind in the indoor arena in Castle Dale. The venue has been used many times for roping and barrel racing events and this will be the first bull riding event. Magnuson said they are excited to have Donnie Lantis, clown extraordinaire and two time Wrangler entertainer of the year, who will help keep the entrants safe and the crowd entertained. The bulls are spirited and ready to buck and they will be provided by Noyes/Malolo, Circle J. Rodeo, Diamond H. Rodeo, Chad Cole, Butterfield and Johnson Bucking Bulls.
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Saracens made it three bonus-point wins from three in the Premiership after beating Bath 31-17 thanks to a fine first 40 at Allianz Park on Sunday.
A quick start and four first-half tries did the damage as Saracens powered past the West Country side in perfect conditions for rugby.
Both teams headed into the game having recorded back-to-back wins, and a close encounter was anticipated, but Sarries produced a fantastic performance during the opening exchanges to take the game away from Bath.
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David Strettle continued his strong early-season form with the first try, and he added a second in the first half when he combined with Chris Ashton. Before then, the second came when Alex Goode marked his return from injury with a well-taken try, following a period of Bath pressure.
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Con: Farrell 4
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Saracens: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Chris Wyles, 12 Duncan Taylor, 11 David Strettle; 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Richard Wigglesworth, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Jacques Burger, 6 Billy Vunipola, 5 George Kruis, 4 Steve Borthwick (capt), 3 Matt Stevens, 2 Schalk Brits, 1 Mako Vunipola.
Replacements: 16 Jamie George, 17 Rhys Gill, 18 James Johnston, 19 Alastair Hargreaves, 20 Kelly Brown, 21 Neil De Kock, 22 Nils Mordt, 23 Ben Ransom.
Bath: 15 Anthony Watson, 14 Semesa Rokoduguni, 13 Matt Banahan, 12 Gavin Henson, 11 Tom Biggs, 10 Tom Heathcote, 9 Martin Roberts, 8 Leroy Houston, 7 Guy Mercer, 6 Alafoti Fa'osiliva, 5 Dominic Day, 4 Stuart Hooper (capt), 3 David Wilson, 2 Rob Webber, 1 Anthony Perenise.
Replacements: 16 Tom Dunn, 17 Paul James, 18 Kane Palma-Newport, 19 Dave Attwood, 20 Matt Garvey, 21 Micky Young, 22 George Ford, 23 Jonathan Joseph.
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CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico – Sarah Pavan of Kitchener, Ont., produced a whopping 25 points and led Canada to a 25-21, 25-22, 25-19 victory over Peru for a seventh place finish at the Pan Am Cup women's volleyball tournament.
Kyla Richey of Roberts Creek, B.C., added 12 points for the victors who finish the tournament with an overall 4-4 record. The Canadians were 2-3 in the round robin and 2-1 in the consolation playoff round.
"I'm proud with how we responded today,'' said Pavan, second in tournament scoring entering the last day of competition. ''We did much better than yesterday and we're leaving the tournament with a good feeling."
Arnd Ludwig, Canadian coach indicated: "This was by far the best match we had in the Cup. Overall, though I expected much more of my team."
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It's about this time of the year that people start packing their bags for tropical destinations and early summer getaways.
Former Harrisburg High School standout, Cameron Cummins is packing his bags. His destination isn't quite tropical and it's more business than it is pleasure.
Cummins was part of the Kaskaskia Junior College baseball team that over the weekend won the District Tournament and will now head to Grand Junction Colorado to play in the Junior College World Series.
Cummins, a freshman with the Blue Devils, said he has made great strides since graduating from Harrisburg last year.
"I've grown up a lot," Cummins said. "I realize at this point how important it is to be humble with everything. Going 0-for-4 or 4-for-4 is pretty much the same thing. It's a long grueling season and you can't get too high or too low, you just have to keep battling."
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"This is really pretty exciting. I'm thankful for God that he has put me in this situation. I know out of high school, I really wanted to go to John A. Logan and that door closed, but God put me at Kaskaskia and I've been fortunate to be surrounded by great teammates, coaches and friends. It's all been a blessing."
Cummins and the Blue Devils will take on Midland Community College Saturday at 11 a.m. (CST). A win would move Kaskaskia into the winner's bracket, where they would play Monday at 6:30 p.m. against the winner of Central Alabama/Palm Beach State.
Page 2 of 2 - A loss would drop Kaskaskia into the loser's bracket where they would playing the loser of Central Alabama/Palm Beach State at 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Tuesday we will receive the new tax revenue update. The Minority Leadership Team will meet with Governor Herbert that morning. It will be interesting to get the governor's take on the numbers and start the "real" budgeting process.
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I am fighting to get H.B. 98 through to the Senate. H.B. 98 would allow any school district with an enrollment less than 2,500 students to use Capital Outlay funding (bricks and mortar) to pay custodial salaries, utility bills, and general maintenance expenses. It passed committee but Rep. Mike Noel told me he would hold it up until his H. B. 400 was passed. The big problem is that H.B. 400 has no language and we are more than half way through the session. Rep. Noel has issues with Grand County and wanted his bill that would address those issues passed before he would let my bill out. Numerous entities have spoken to him and I believe his concerns have been at least partially addressed. I also addressed the concerns that other representatives had with H.B. 98 and will uncircle the bill and hopefully get it passed.
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