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Christine Jamie Bedont and Garth Larry Johnson will be married on Sept. 9. A reception will be held in their honor that evening from 7-9 p.m. at the Westwood LDS church pavilion.
The parents of the bride are Paul and Karen Bedont. The parents of the groom are Larry and Dianna Johnson.
Scott and Sherrie Bailey announce the marriage of their daughter Jessica Nicole Bailey to Aaron Nathaniel Cox, son of Phyllis Olivetto Cox, and Dave and Jan Cox. This marriage took place on Sept. 1 in the Manti Temple.
A reception was held in their honor that evening from 5-8 p.m. at the Ferron Senior Citizen Center, 190 North 300 West, Ferron.
Levan and Holly Hall announce the marriage of their daughter Melissa Marie to Robert Steven Kemple, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kemple of Ferron.
Melissa and Robby will be married Sept. 8. There will be a reception held in their honor that evening from 7-9 p.m. at the Price Eighth Ward LDS building, 995 East 700 North.
Melissa is a graduate of Carbon and Robby graduated from Emery High. The couple will make their home in Ferron.


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I've been thinking. Sasuke knows Oro cant beat itachi, even when oro is %100. Yet sasuke still killed oro in his WEAKEST state. now he is chasing after itachi. I dont see the logic in that. If sasuke knows he cant beat oro at full strength, then what makes him think he can beat itachi at full? He kills oro in his weakest state then goes after a healthy itachi. I dont think that shows his confidence in his abilities to take down Itachi.
I know some of you will argue that he only left cause oro was gonna takeover his body etc..etc... Thats not true because sasuke clearly states he has nothing more to learn from oro. I HIGHLY DOUBT that since oro is a damn legendary sannin, No way could he thought all the jutsu's in 3 years. If you argue he left because he didnt want his body to takeover, well doesn't that show fear of oro? Or he left because oro was very weak. Well nothing like a lil medicine wont do a temporary fix, you seen how oro was when fought naruto. So i dont see the other arguement of him leaving because oro was to weak to teach. If he was really confident in taking down itachi, he should of been able to handle oro no problem. I dont see the logic behind sasuke's thinking. Anyone care to explain?


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By RAY QUINNCommander, American Legion Post 73
As a veteran, and commander of our American Legion Post 73, I am deeply appalled with the happenings in our country at this time.
The American people have very short memories, when it comes to war protests. It is fine to express your view points, but when it does harm to our men and women who are fighting for our freedom, then it is high time some one spoke up in their defense.
As Col. Bui Tin, North Vietnamese Army, said during the Vietnam war, "The American anti war movement was essential to our strategy. Every day, our leadership would listen to world news over the radio at 9 a.m. to follow the growth of the American anti war movement. America lost because of its democracy; through dissent and protest, it lost the ability to mobilize a will to win."
Another quote, "We praise the American peace champions The movement of the American people to protest against the war of aggression has really become the second front against the U.S. imperialists." Vietnam New Agency, 1966.
We are repeating history, with the global war on terrorism.
Jane Fonda was leading the pack in anti war protests during the Vietnam war, now she is back again conducting a bus tour across the country to protest the Iraq war. Her 21st century protege Cindy Sheehan has become a celebrity for the anti war hate America crowd.
From and e-mail between a U.S. soldier stationed in Afghanistan and his mother, "Hey Mom...Everything is going fine over here. I don't want you to worry about me. Can I just ask favor though? Obviously this is completely hypothetical and is stemming more from personal feelings, but if anything ever did happen to me over here, or anytime in my military service for that matter, please don't take Cindy Sheehan's approach and start rallying against the government or anything. I'm proud of what I do, and I want you (and all of my family) to support that regardless of what happens, good or bad. I know Cindy Sheehan lost a son in Iraq, but I don't think what she's doing is very respectful. It is her right to speak her mind, but her calling for an end to the war in Iraq seems pretty ridiculous, especially since, if the troops were called (home), all the ones who have died over there, including her son, would have died for nothing. At least if we finish our job, they will have died for a good cause...Love, Jared."
While we veterans fought for, and many died for, the right of Americans to protest, there is a very unfortunate downside to protest without responsibility: Terrorist enemies are invigorated by public displays here at home that send a signal that we, as a people, are not united in winning the war on terror. Worse yet, it is devastating to the morale of our troops who are valiantly fighting, and winning, the war and giving hope and democracy to the people of Afghanistan and Iraq.
I therefore call on all Americans to "Rally around the Flag" and support our servicemen and women in their fight for freedom, and tell those anti war demonstrators to do what Merle Haggard sang about, "If you don't love it, leave it. Let this song be a warning, cause when you're running down my country Hoss, you're walking on the fighting side of me."


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A try from Christian Wade and 17 points from Andy Goode handed Wasps a 22-12 victory over Leicester Tigers on Sunday.
A try from Christian Wade and 17 points from Andy Goode handed Wasps a 22-12 victory over Leicester Tigers on Sunday.
Goode was excellent against his former side, scoring three penalties and two drop goals, along with converting Wade's early first-half try.
The off-season signing from Worcester started his time with Wasps in heartbreaking fashion on the opening weekend when he missed a late conversion, but Goode was highly accurate and kept his team ahead in the second half when it mattered.
Leicester came into the fixture missing 17 of their players through a combination of injury and international call-ups, but did have the morale-boosting return of director of rugby Richard Cockerill to the touchline after completing his ban.
The Tigers though had not won at Adams Park for six years, and too often they lacked that clinical touch required to find the try line.
Young Tigers' fly-half Owen Williams missed two early penalties, one from 50 metres, and struggled with the blustery wind behind him as Leicester passed up the chance to take an early advantage.
Wasps were not so frivolous – Christian Bell floating a perfect pass behind the defence to Wade who crossed for his third try of the season.
Williams was then on target with his third penalty attempt from closer to the posts as Leicester got on the board.
Respective hookers Carlo Festuccia and Neil Briggs could have been forgiven for shaking their heads when assessing conditions before kick-off, as the wind played havoc with both lineouts throughout.
The scrum was another matter, as both front-rows won penalties from referee Andrew Small with Marcos Ayerza making his first appearance of the season for the Tigers.
Hands in the ruck from Thomas Waldrom gave Goode the shot for a further three points which he took to give Wasps a 10-3 lead after half an hour, but Leicester countered by pressuring Elliot Daly to force a penalty for holding on – Williams converting the second time in the match.
Goode's second penalty restored Wasps' seven-point lead as he successfully managed the wind, but Leicester soon hit back – pressure from Ed Slater on Joe Simpson forcing a chargedown that culminated in three more points for Williams, leaving Wasps ahead at the interval.
Festuccia's afternoon worsened when he was sin-binned after the restart for an offence at the breakdown, with Wasps sacrificing wing Josh Bassett to bring on the necessary hooker before holding out admirably defending within their 22, despite the numerical disadvantage.
A fine drop goal from Goode meant that all of the Tigers' territory and pressure counted for nothing, as the former Leicester ten put Wasps ahead by seven points once more.
The outstanding Goode was then at it again. As the rain began to fall the Wasps' fly-half swiveled onto his right boot and slotted another long-range drop goal much to the delight of the Adams Park crowd, and the bemusement of the Leicester coaching staff.
The visitors continued to build phases and establish field position, but were too ponderous when it came to the necessary break behind the solid Wasps' defensive line. David Mele's lashed drop goal summed up Leicester's frustration.
The Tigers did hand a debut to rising star Pablo Matera off the bench with 15 minutes remaining and Goode then missed a long-range penalty attempt to keep Leicester just about within reach at 19-9.
A simple penalty for Williams, his fourth, cut the deficit and put Leicester into losing bonus-point range.
Goode though denied his old side even that consolation with a penalty after a mid-air collision between himself and the American wing Blaine Scully with four minutes left. It was enough to send Leicester away with nothing, as Goode rightly received his Man of the Match award.
The scorers:
For Wasps:
Try: Wade
Con: Goode
Pens: Goode 3
Drop Goals: Goode 2
Yellow Card: Festuccia
For Leicester:
Pens: Williams 4
London Wasps: 15 Elliot Daly, 14 Christian Wade, 13 Ben Jacobs, 12 Chris Bell (capt), 11 Josh Bassett, 10 Andy Goode, 9 Joe Simpson, 8 Ed Jackson, 7 Guy Thompson, 6 Ashley Johnson, 5 Kearnan Myall, 4 Tom Palmer, 3 Jake Cooper-Woolley, 2 Carlo Festuccia, 1 Matt Mullan
Replacements: 16 Tom Lindsay, 17 Simon McIntyre, 18 Will Taylor, 19 James Cannon, 20 James Haskell, 21 Charlie Davies, 22 Joe Carlisle, 23 Charlie Hayter
Leicester Tigers: 15 Niall Morris, 14 Blaine Scully, 13 Terrence Hepetema, 12 Dan Bowden, 11 Adam Thompstone, 10 Owen Williams, 9 David Mélé, 9 Thomas Waldrom, 7 Julian Salvi, 6 Jamie Gibson, 5 Ed Slater, 4 Louis Decaon (capt), 3 Logovi'I Mulipola, 2 Neil Briggs, 1 Marcos Ayerza
Replacements:16 George Chuter, 17 Boris Stankovich, 18 Fraser Balmain, 19 Sebastian de Chaves, 20 Jordan Crane, 21 Pablo Matera, 22 Miles Benjamin, 23 Sam Harrison
Referee: Andrew Small
Assistant referees: Andy Watson, Roger Baileff
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Let us show you how sunsets can light up the memory of a perfect Florida beach day.
The sun sets, the bell sounds. It is the defining moment of the day at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples and one of this Five-Star luxury hotel's most anticipated among the guests who gather to participate in the enduring tradition that marks the treasured memory of the descending sun beyond our Florida beach resort's oceanfront. As glasses are raised to toast the end to a perfect day, it is easy to marvel at what made it so: the stunning views from the resort's private balconies and world-class suites. The ideal playing conditions that accompanied a masterful round of golf. And the introduction of your child to the Gulf's incredible creatures through the Ritz Kids® program. Tomorrow brings the possibility of so much more – from a luxurious spa treatment to a delicious dining experience to relaxing by our pools or simply walking hand in hand on the sandy shore.
The Ritz-Carlton, Naples beachfront hotel was named to Condé Nast Traveler's 2013 "Gold List" and Travel + Leisure "World's Best List" 2013.
Our Florida beach resort's features include:
- Stunning views of the Gulf of Mexico
- 450 luxury guest rooms, including 35 suites and 70 Ritz-Carlton Club® Level rooms and suites, each with a view of the beach and Gulf of Mexico, and all but eleven with private balconies. Two Presidential Suites
- An exclusive world-class spa featuring more than 30 treatment rooms that combine relaxation and body therapies with wellness and nutrition programs and a complimentary fitness center
- Seven innovative dining experiences: The Grill, Gumbo Limbo, The Sushi Bar, Terrazza, Poolside Café, Bites at the Lobby Lounge, The Gourmet Shop and the Spa's =H20+
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Guest Room Features & Amenities
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- Three miles of pure white sand Naples beach front the serene Gulf waters.
- Beach chairs and umbrellas
- Two heated outdoor pools including a family pool, a junior Olympic lap pool, a whirlpool and a children's pool
- Poolside cabanas with personal concierge service
- Water sports, including parasailing, pedal boats and kayaks
- Nature's Wonders center – an interactive environmental children's program
- Tri-level Ritz-Carlton Spa featuring more than 30 treatment rooms, offering a full range of the latest advances in treatments, a full-service salon; rejuvenating and healing steam rooms; saunas; aqua lounges and an outdoor mineral pool to create a luxury spa experience
- Complimentary Fitness Center with state-of-the-art cardiovascular and strength-training equipment, personal training, nutrition consultation and group exercise classes
- Four lighted Har-Tru tennis courts
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- Complimentary shuttle service between The Ritz-Carlton, Naples and The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples is provided every hour between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday and 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. Friday & Saturday
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Forbes Travel Guide (Formerly Exxon Mobil)
Five-Star Award 1989-2011, 2013-2016
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Four-Star Award, The Grill, 2015 - 2016
American Automobile Association (AAA)
Five-Diamond Award 1987 – 2016
U.S. News & World Report
Voted as a "Best Hotel in the U.S." (#1 in Naples), 2016
Certificate of Excellence Winner, 2010 -2016
Orbitz Worldwide
Best in Stay Elite Award, 2016
Condé Nast Traveler
Top 25 Resorts in Florida, 2015
Reader's Choice Award, 2015
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Check-in: 4 p.m.
Checkout: 11 a.m.
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Valet parking only, $30 USD service fee.
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Whicker: Carter makes Kings fully loaded
EL SEGUNDO – The Kings wanted to clean the Stanley Cup drive off their screen and they have.
They're back to 365 days ago, when the task of scoring a goal was as arduous as twisting off a spaghetti-sauce lid.
As they make their first visit to Anaheim as sitting champions tonight, they have only 12 goals in six games and a symmetrical 2-2-2 record.
On Thursday, Nashville blocked 24 shots while making Kings goalie Jonathan Quick play only 14 of their own. The Predators took their chances on OT and a shootout and eventually won, 2-1.
What's different this time?
Well, this time, the Kings don't have to deal for Jeff Carter.
He is already here.
In fact, he leads them with three goals, and in a conference where they build the sandbags high in front of the goalies, Carter is the King with the velocity and deception to get one through.
"His release is world-class," teammate Dustin Brown said. "Guys are always trying to figure him out in practice. When he gets the puck in the sweet spot, it's a zinger. He shoots the puck with his hands close together, naturally. Not many guys can do that."
The Kings snapped to attention last Feb. 24 when they traded Jack Johnson to Columbus for Carter. They scored 18 times in their next five games and rolled to a Stanley Cup.
He was one of the causes, because he allowed Darryl Sutter to settle his line arrangements, but he didn't reap much effect. Carter scored only six goals the rest of the regular season.
Then Carter hit Phoenix with a hat trick in Game 2 of the Western finals, and scored four times against New Jersey in the Cup final, two in the Game 6 clincher.
In a three-year span in Philadelphia, where he played with Mike Richards and Simon Gagne, Carter piled up 115 goals. Of course, that was in the Eastern Conference. Coming West is almost like adjusting from Fahrenheit to Celsius.
Last season eight of the top nine goal scorers were East-based. Corey Perry of the Ducks was in a four-way tie for sixth place with 37, 23 behind league leader Steven Stamkos of Tampa Bay.
"You don't have much time," Carter said. "You've gotta take a quick step, change the angle, and you really have to bear down if you do get some space. Especially in the West, there aren't many fancy goals. I've watched a lot of games from the East this year, and there are a lot more breakaways, two-on-ones, three-on-twos.
"Defensemen aren't just blocking shots, they've got their sticks on more pucks, they're playing a lot closer to you. If you're never on the puck, then you worry about it, but I think we've had a lot of chances."
Sutter agrees, although he has rescued Dustin Penner from captivity and will play him tonight, in hopes of some crease impact. Penner practiced with the top line Friday. He has been in exile for four games.
"I thought we played a good game (against Nashville)," Sutter said. "Teams are playing a playoff brand of hockey already. We just have to finish a little better."
Sutter dismissed the concept of a Kings-Ducks rivalry, especially when he noted that several Kings and Ducks skated together during the lockout.
"The game has changed," he said, shaking his head.
But Richards and Perry are old combatants from the Ontario Hockey League, in juniors, and Carter and Brown were there, too.
They also were taken in the first round of the mother lode draft of 2003, as was Ryan Getzlaf.
How deep was it?
Shea Weber, Loui Eriksson, Patrice Bergeron, Kevin Klein, Matt Carle, Corey Crawford, Maxim Lapierre, Jimmy Howard and David Backes all were involved in that draft — in the second round.
Fourteen of the 30 first-rounders have been All-Stars, all but four have been regular NHL players, and the OHL alone produced Carter, Brown, Richards, Perry, Eric Staal, Brent Burns and Nathan Horton.
"A majority of those players have gone on to become staples of their teams," Brown said.
Carter held his own even though his Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds didn't have a winning record.
"You learn a lot when you play against the top defense pairs at that age," he said. "I wasn't in the same division with Dustin and Mike and those guys. We didn't fare well against them when we did play. Actually we were all pretty good buddies."
Well, up to a point. Richards and Perry skated away from the scrum during a Kitchener-London playoff game and staged a fight that lasted almost as long as Hagler-Hearns.
Tonight, Ducks fans will craft their own salute to the Kings' Cup, and the familiarity and contempt should engulf the sandbags.
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February 17, 2011
Spring 2011 Wyant
The spring 2011 Wyant Lecture Series featured a panel discussion with The Boston Study Group on Middle East Peace on February 8th in the Janet M. Daley Library Lecture Hall. Panelists discussed issues relating to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.
Members of the Boston Study Group on Middle East Peace co-authored the book "Israel and Palestine - Two States for Two Peoples: If Not Now, When?," published online by the Foreign Policy Association in 2010. The book seeks to explain the most salient issues of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute and to suggest policy options for addressing them. The book covers the refugee issue, settlements and borders, Jerusalem and security. All of the members of the study group believe that a two-state solution is in the best interest of the Israelis, Palestinians and the United States.
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The Boston Study Group on Middle East Peace includes:
Alan Berger, an editorial writer at The Boston Globe, has been writing about the dispute since 1982. He has interviewed many of the principals and policymakers.
Harvey Cox is Hollis Research Professor of Divinity at Harvard University. He has worked with the Middle East Peace Program of the World Council of Churches, and has lectured at both Jewish and Palestinian institutions in Israel.
Herbert C. Kelman is Richard Clarke Cabot Professor of Social Ethics, Emeritus, and co-chair of the Middle East Seminar at Harvard University. A pioneer in the development of interactive problem solving, he has been engaged for nearly 40 years in efforts toward the resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Lenore G. Martin is the Wyant Professor and Professor of Political Science at Emmanuel College and co-chair of the Middle East Seminar at Harvard University. She was a monitor for the 2006 Palestinian elections.
Everett Mendelsohn is Professor Emeritus of the History of Science at Harvard University. For more than 40 years he has been actively involved in Israeli-Arab/Palestinian peace making first as chair of the Middle East program of the American Friends Service Committee (Quakers) and then as Chair of the Middle East Program of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences' program on International Security.
Augustus Richard Norton is a Professor in the Departments of International Relations and Anthropology at Boston University, and Visiting Professor in the Politics of the Middle East at the University of Oxford. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and in 2006 was an adviser to the Iraq Study Group ("Baker-Hamilton Commission").
Henry Steiner, Jeremiah Smith, Jr. Professor Emeritus at Harvard Law School, founded the School's Human Rights Program and directed it for 21 years. His writing addresses a broad range of international human rights issues.
Stephen M. Walt is Robert and Rene Belfer Professor of International Affairs at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a contributing editor at Foreign Policy magazine where he also has a daily blog.


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Clairol The Uncolor System Haircolor Remover
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Powder Is The Way To GoI dyed my hair and it came out extremely wrong. I used Clairol's powder Uncolor and it took ALL the color out of my hair..., so I could start over. Then I dyed it the actual color I wanted, which was several shades lighter than my natural color. It was the best thing I have done to my hair. I just can't find it in any stores here anymore.Apr 22, 2012Olive L. / AZHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Dry Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair / Relaxed Hair
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The Liquid VersionBefore I tried this product I tried another product which didn't change the apperance of my hair color. I recently put blonde streaks in my hair that was very bright so i tried dulling the color with a brown semi permanant hair color. The semi color turned my hair green so I used Uncolor to remove the semi color and it really worked alot of the color is gone and it was not harsh on my hair. I would have given the product 5 stars but it did not remove all the semi color. Some of the previous comments were confusing and maybe they had to much color on their hair. My hair is not in the best shape but this product is gentle and was worth the money.Mar 16, 2012TynaekaHAIR TYPEBlack / Dry Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Yes...no...maybe??So I tried it once. And this is when I first started beauty school. It worked alright. I used the powder by the way. My hair is very porous and I damage it with lightened all the time. It's not healthy for it. I don't care because if it got too bad I'd shave it. Anyway, it did what a lightened would do, but not as strong o think. And for all the girls, I think one of them said they had to cut their hair off, don't expect miracles. The one girl seemed to be exaggerating a bit bc it's not strong enough ro damage your hair that bad. She probably used it too many times. And that's another thing, you can't keep using it over and over again. It's mean to turn your hair brassy. It's taking your hair to the orange yellow pigment. Yourhair strands while being dyes go from blue, red, orange, then yellow pigment. When your hairs white that means no pigment.
Like I said I'm a hairstylist, and I don't agree with always going to the salon. Slot of times stylists want to do what they want to do to your hair, and don't give you want, color correcting takes time and if the don't want to do it they won't do it good. On purpose. Trust me. Plusalot of them aren't qualified.
Just don't expect perfection and don't listen to the ignorance of others. Research and figure it put before you attempt to use it.Jun 25, 2011Roxanne H.HAIR TYPEColor Treated Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Used The Powder VersionI used the powder version of this product. I'm not sure if it does the exact same thing. I was nervous to use it but did a strand test and went for it when my hair didnt fall out. :) I dyed my hair black which my stylist assured me wouldnt come out. then I dyed it red, then purple, then all completely black..... After using two packets of this product on my mid-back length hair it went from black to different shades of golden brown, light brown, brassy gold, reddish gold and what not. Dont expect it to be even thats not what it does. I'm happy with the results I'm going to do one more application for spots that I may have missed tomorrow and go over it with a semi-permanent color.
It is drying so condition condition condition.Feb 21, 2011Dolores / NYHAIR TYPEBlack / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Review For Liquid, Not Powder.The liquid version of this product comes in a BIG bottle sufficient for many many uses -- the powder version comes in a one-time use packet you are supposed to mix with peroxide developer. They are for totally different purposes, but many here are confused and are reviewing the wrong product -- or they bought the wrong product expecting it to do the work of the other. User error does not make this a bad product!
Liquid = reduces tint on slightly stained hair, color rinsed hair, and semi-permanent colored hair. Best for lighter colors or gently dyes used on virgin hair. It will remove almost no color from hair that has been dyed many times or damaged with perms, relaxers, highlights, or permanent color. Does not damage. Absolutely amazing for cleaning dye off your skin and work surfaces/flooring. Indispensable if you use dyes that stain the skin like Manic panic, Adore, Ellumen, henna, and dark brown/black permanent dyes. Also good as a pre-dye wash to remove silicone hair product buildup so you get a nice even dye job. It does exactly what it claims to do, and nothing beyond that.
Powder = reduces color on darkly dyed colors or vibrant colors on damaged (porous) hair. It is a bleaching product, so be prepared for more or less damage depending on the strength of your processed hair. Very damaged hair with dark colors may not lift much, and it will not remove indigo (a common ingredient in henna dyes).Nov 21, 2010K B.HAIR TYPEAuburn / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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An Unexpected Success.I have been dying my hair permanent black for 3 years now. I have tried other color removal kits AND bleach, and I was always left with only my roots lightened and the same black hair afterwards. I decided to give it another try, a couple of year later, and I found The Uncolor System at my local Sally's beauty. I left it on a maximum of 20 minutes for the simple fact that I am a scaredy cat and I was already seeing results. It was very sudsy when I was rinsing, and took a while to rinse out. My hair felt a bit rough, but after conditioning, my hair felt as if nothing had happened to it at all. The results from just 20 minutes of leaving this on was a beautiful red/orange color. I had a couple of black patches left, but that is my fault because I was in too big of a rush to apply it evenly. I definetely plan on using this again to remove the rest of the color, because I plan on bleaching and dying later to a light brown. I would definetely recommend this product to anyone needing a quick removal of color.Aug 30, 2010JadaHAIR TYPEBlack / Normal Hair / Color Treated Hair
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UselessThis product was so useless when I tried it for removing haircolor pigment. ONO Color Fix does the trick beautifully! UnColor did absolutely nothing whatsoever (except waste my time & money).Jun 22, 2010Marc C
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Not Terrible, But Completely IneffectiveI have had naturally dark blonde hair my whole life, so before Christmas I decided to go dark. I used a semi-permanent color which turned out much darker than I wanted, but my stylist assured me that it would wash out in a few weeks. (It did not) In mid-March I used this product, following the directions exactly. I applied it, lathered, did the 30 minute dryer in a plastic cap. When I washed it out, almost nothing happened. My hair MIGHT be half a shade lighter (or am I imagining it?) Other than that, I deep conditioned but my hair still feels a little dry and scalp feels a little funny. Not a horror story I guess, but this is really not a quality product.Mar 19, 2010Mel
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No Pink Fix!I want to dye my hair Green, which means I have to get rid of this Pink dye. I used this product not expecting miracles, but to expedite the process. It washed some of the pink out, it evened out the shade too! left my hair feeling soft and clean. Unfortunately, it didnt take too much of the color out so I am now considering using bleach to get this Pink dye out of my hair... No hair horror stories here! just not a very strong product.Dec 14, 2009Naynay / Hollywood, Ca. Usa
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Not A Miracle, But Not BadI used the powdered version of this product, and I followed all the directions... and I got pretty good results. I must admit after reading some of the horror stories on here, I was scared to use it, but I tried it myself. No hair fell out, no horrible damage, lightened my hair about 3 shades :D(black to light red)Dec 10, 2008Stephanie / Chicago
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Paint Examination and Comparison
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- M - Microscopy and Trace Program
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California Criminalistics Institute / Sacramento
Class Description:
This one-week (40 hour) course will provide students with an understanding of forensic paint analysis. The class will cover the composition of paints, modes of film formation, the composition of paints as related to their end-use applications (automotive, architectural, motorcycles, bicycles, maintenance, marine and aircraft), stereomicroscopic and instrumental methods of identification and comparison, and evaluation of paint evidence as it relates to no-suspect hit-and-run investigations and cases involving detailed coatings comparisons. The course is intended for criminalists whose assignments include the examination of paint evidence. Detailed instruction and practical exercises in the classification of paint binders and evaluation of their end-use implications will make the course profitable for both experienced and novice forensic paint examiners. Each class is limited to 12 students. This course is POST reimbursable, Plan IV.
Teaching Methods:
Classroom lectures, overhead transparencies, video recordings,and practical workshops in IR micro-spectroscopic classification of paint binders, stereo-microscopic and limited microchemical characterization of automotive paint samples, IR microspectroscopic analysis (including binder classification) of characterized paint samples, and SEM/EDX analysis of characterized paint samples.
Students will be required to demonstrate their proficiency in practical and written tests.
Students should have some previous experience in the manipulation oftrace evidence and be familiar with the basic principles of Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), Pyrolysis Gas Chromatography (PGC), and Scanning Electron Microscopy in conjunction with Energy Dispersive X-Ray Spectrometry (SEM/EDX).
Reading on prerequisite topics if necessary.
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Chapter 32
Sennacherib invades Judah and besieges the cities—He rails against the Lord—Isaiah and Hezekiah pray, and an angel destroys the leaders of the Assyrian armies—Hezekiah reigns in righteousness despite some pride in his heart.
1 After these things, and the establishment thereof, Sennacherib king of Assyria came, and entered into Judah, and encamped against the fenced cities, and thought to win them for himself.
2 And when Hezekiah saw that Sennacherib was come, and that he was purposed to fight against Jerusalem,
3 He took counsel with his princes and his mighty men to stop the waters of the fountains which were without the city: and they did help him.
4 So there was gathered much people together, who stopped all the fountains, and the brook that ran through the midst of the land, saying, Why should the kings of Assyria come, and find much water?
5 Also he strengthened himself, and built up all the
6 And he set captains of war over the people, and gathered them together to him in the street of the gate of the city, and spake comfortably to them, saying,
7 Be strong and courageous, be not afraid nor dismayed for the king of Assyria, nor for all the multitude that is with him: for there be more with us than with him:
8 With him is an arm of
9 ¶After this did Sennacherib king of Assyria
10 Thus saith Sennacherib king of Assyria, Whereon do ye trust, that ye abide in the siege in Jerusalem?
11 Doth not Hezekiah persuade you to give over yourselves to die by famine and by thirst, saying, The Lord our God shall deliver us out of the hand of the king of Assyria?
12 Hath not the same Hezekiah taken away his
13 Know ye not what I and my fathers have done unto all the people of other lands? were the gods of the nations of those lands any ways able to deliver their lands out of mine hand?
14 Who was there among all the gods of those nations that my fathers utterly destroyed, that could deliver his people out of mine hand, that your God should be able to deliver you out of mine hand?
15 Now therefore let not Hezekiah deceive you, nor persuade you on this manner, neither yet believe him: for no god of any nation or kingdom was able to deliver his people out of mine hand, and out of the hand of my fathers: how much less shall your God deliver you out of mine hand?
16 And his servants spake yet more against the Lord God, and against his servant Hezekiah.
17 He wrote also letters to rail on the Lord God of Israel, and to speak against him, saying, As the gods of the nations of other lands have not delivered their people out of mine hand, so shall not the God of Hezekiah deliver his people out of mine hand.
18 Then they cried with a loud voice in the Jews'
19 And they spake against the God of Jerusalem, as against the gods of the people of the earth, which were the work of the hands of man.
20 And for this cause Hezekiah the king, and the prophet Isaiah the son of Amoz, prayed and cried to heaven.
21 ¶And the Lord sent an
22 Thus the Lord saved Hezekiah and the inhabitants of Jerusalem from the hand of Sennacherib the king of Assyria, and from the hand of all other, and guided them on every side.
23 And many brought gifts unto the Lord to Jerusalem, and presents to Hezekiah king of Judah: so that he was magnified in the sight of all nations from thenceforth.
24 ¶In those days Hezekiah was sick to the death, and prayed unto the Lord: and he spake unto him, and he gave him a
25 But Hezekiah rendered not again according to the benefit done unto him; for his heart was lifted up: therefore there was wrath upon him, and upon Judah and Jerusalem.
26 Notwithstanding Hezekiah humbled himself for the pride of his heart, both he and the inhabitants of Jerusalem, so that the wrath of the Lord came not upon them in the days of Hezekiah.
27 ¶And Hezekiah had exceeding much riches and honour: and he made himself treasuries for silver, and for gold, and for precious stones, and for spices, and for shields, and for all manner of
28 Storehouses also for the increase of
29 Moreover he provided him cities, and possessions of flocks and herds in abundance: for God had given him substance very much.
30 This same Hezekiah also stopped the upper
31 ¶Howbeit in the business of the ambassadors of the princes of Babylon, who sent unto him to inquire of the wonder that was done in the land, God left him, to
32 ¶Now the rest of the acts of
33 And Hezekiah slept with his fathers, and they buried him in the chiefest of the sepulchres of the sons of David: and all Judah and the inhabitants of Jerusalem did him honour at his death. And Manasseh his son reigned in his stead.


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The investigation, which looks at several projects, takes a somewhat critical look at Atlantic Yards, and reveals some new information: a total [corrected] of $228 million (from 456 investors) raised, not the announced $249 million, and a questionable explanation for how the money is being used. But it leaves some lingering questions unanswered or unaddressed.
Overall, the portrait of EB-5 is tough, citing limited federal oversight:
Projects aren't rigorously vetted and have been hyped by operators and brokers, and immigration authorities have botched visa claims and stranded investors and their families, according to lawsuits and participants critical of government supervision.Several of the projects described are fairly small time, involving a few million dollars, not the $400 million-plus Brooklyn project.
AY and jobs
The article states:
In one case, Brooklyn's Atlantic Yards real-estate development, immigrant investors are putting about 30 percent of the capital into one pool financing the project, and claiming all jobs that pool is expected to create, according to George Olsen, managing principal of New York City Regional Center LLC.Latour may be right, but that's not an apt criticism of the Atlantic Yards EB-5 venture. In that case, the applications have been approved. The question is whether that approval meets the letter of the law (apparently) and the spirit of the law (dubious).
The EB-5 program rules don't demand enough proof that promised jobs, however they're calculated, will be generated, said Jose Latour, a Miami immigration lawyer who co-owns American Venture Solutions Regional Center LLC in Florida.
"There's no accountability," he said. "Atrociously inflated projects are going to result in a lot of rejected green card applications."
Who wins?
While the article does mention that "[s]o many people are trying to make money off the EB-5 program," unspecified are the huge benefits to Forest City Ratner, gaining a low-interest loan likely saving more than $100 million, and the fees to the New York City Regional Center and associated lawyers.
In other words, though the EB-5 program, a key part of which is up for renewal this year, is supposed to help the public at large, it seems likely that private beneficiaries, and the investors, gain the most.
Substituting capital
The section on the Atlantic Yards EB-5 project begins with a quote from Michael Gibson, a Tampa-based investment adviser who analyzes EB-5 projects for potential investors:
When a project "substitutes EB-5 capital for more expensive bank financing or bond funding or even equity," he said, "that isn't really creating new economic activity. It's margin for the developer."That seems to be what's happening with Atlantic Yards, though the developer, interestingly enough, seems to have found a way of not doing that formally. Nor was the federal agency overseeing the EB-5 program, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, questioned about that.
Where the money is going
The article states:
The Atlantic Yards developer, Forest City Ratner Cos., is borrowing $228 million in EB-5 money for a $1.4 billion infrastructure and arena fund that's paying for a new subway entrance, parking facilities, municipal water and sewer line upgrades and other work in the vicinity of Barclays Center, according to Joe DePlasco, a spokesman for the company. The arena, which is being built for the National Basketball Association's New Jersey Nets, will be an anchor of the $4.9 billion development, planned to include up to 6,430 housing units and 247,000 square feet of retail space.Hold on. There's no $1.4 billion infrastructure and arena fund. There is a purported $1.4 billion infrastructure and arena project, a fiction created to market a portion of the overall Atlantic Yards project to investors.
The loan money is coming from 456 foreigners through the New York City Regional Center, according to Olsen, the managing principal. Forest City first asked for EB-5 money to pay off loans to the company from a unit of New York-based Gramercy Capital Corp., a real estate investment trust. When USCIS ruled against that, the plan was revised, Olsen said.
The money for the arena, and infrastructure, was already in place when the then-$498 million investment was marketed to potential investors. There was an existing arena project, funded mainly by $511 million in bonds, plus private equity and city and state subsidies. And the subsidies were supposed to go to infrastructure, in the main.
The Gramercy dodge
Drawing on (but not crediting) my reporting, the article states:
Part of one Gramercy loan was taken care of. On July 26, 2011, New York City records show, Forest City paid off some of a loan from the REIT that was secured by property including four lots on Dean Street, Pacific Street and Vanderbilt Avenue. Forest City said it used a line of credit to pay that debt. The next day, according to the records, the regional center loaned Forest City $24 million in EB-5 funds for infrastructure costs, and that loan was secured by the same four lots.Where's the business plan? The New York City Regional Center has never made that public. Nor have the feds.
"If this is simply a debt replacement," Gibson said, it isn't "bringing new capital to stimulate job creation."
Forest City's DePlasco said the company worked with the regional center to make sure EB-rules were followed. Olsen said the investors' money is "doing what it's supposed to."
To win green cards, the foreigners' $228 million has to generate 4,560 jobs within two years of their investments. Olsen said the EB-5 business plan shows that number will be met, plus a "cushion" that could put it at more than 5,400.
Calculating jobs
How do we get 4,560 jobs when there are no permanent jobs yet and only 623 full-time construction workers? According to documents presented to potential investors in South Korea, the project would create 3705 construction jobs.
But the loose rules of the EB-5 program allow an economist's report to estimate the number of jobs created.
The article states:
The number of EB-5 jobs that will be created was calculated by forecasting the jobs the $1.4 billion infrastructure and arena fund will generate, excluding jobs spurred by state money that USCIS rules say can't be counted, Olsen said."Shady business"
By his reckoning, the $228 million represents about 30 percent of $760 million in the non-state money -- and the EB-5 investors are allowed to take credit for all the jobs created by the $760 million.
Using a different economic model, Empire State Development has figured all of Atlantic Yards will spur about 8,000 permanent jobs, according to Austin Shafran, a spokesman for the state agency, which oversees the project.
For would-be immigrants to lay claim to so much of the employment for so little money is "shady business," said Norman Oder, a Brooklyn freelance writer and Atlantic Yards critic who maintains a blog about it.
Yes, it's "shady business, and for more reasons than those I was asked about. First, the $760 million was not the figure used when the project was marketed to Chinese investors, a time when the business plan was said to have had preliminary approval from the federal agency. (Below, a translation of the marketing materials.).
Third, the purported 8,000 jobs depends on a full buildout of the project, which would take, at minimum, a decade, and more likely closer to the allowed 25 years.
Fourth, and most importantly the figure of 8,000 permanent jobs is an absolute fantasy, based on an long-abandoned variation of the project with four office towers. Yes, that option was mentioned in 2006 approval documents, but even Empire State Development currently uses a small figure.
Unmentioned: marketing
Chinese investors were told they were investing in an arena. So were South Korean investors, and Olsen admitted that was misleading. They were told government funds were involved, also a dodge.
And the NYCRC claimed that the investors' money would be safe. In other words, the BusinessWeek article mainly addressed "immigration risk," the chance that the Atlantic Yards investors would get their green cards. Thanks to the loose job-creation rules, that seems likely.
But what about "investment risk," the chance that
As I wrote on Huffington Post, quoting a web video of the New York City Regional Center salesman in China, "The Brooklyn Arena and Infrastructure Project, your EB-5 investment program, is a $1.4 billion project," Gregg Hayden said. "It involves a lot of government, over $740 million of government-related funding. The EB-5 funding, the $249 million we are seeking to raise in the China market, is only 17%, the safest, most secure portion of the capital structure, 17%... portion of the capital structure is the EB-5 portion."
That could leave the impression the capital structure is a series of loans, with the EB-5 portion the safest. Not so. The direct government subsidies have already been allocated. Investors buying $511 million in government-authorized bonds would certainly be repaid first, as those bonds were presented to rating agencies, with the rating based on expected cash flows from the arena.
No rating for the EB-5 debt has been announced, nor is it apparently secured by any specific cash flows. Rather, the collateral offered involves a mortgage on development rights to seven future towers on the development site.
Now, apparently, the EB-5 funding would be a much larger portion of the capital structure, closer to 30%.


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Winnipeg's Scott Koskie named women's national volleyball team's assistant coach
WINNIPEG – Volleyball Canada announced Thursday that Scott Koskie of Winnipeg has been named the women's national team's new assistant coach.
A graduate of Dakota Collegiate and the University of Manitoba, Koskie brings an impressive volleyball resume to the table.
He started with the national team in 1995 following his university career, and went on to compete for Canada for 14 seasons, including team captain for seven (1997-2004). He competed in many major international events, including three Pan Am Games (1999, 2003 & 2007), three world championships (1998, 2002 & 2006) and three World Cups (1995, 1999 & 2003).
In 2005 he was selected as the best setter at the NORCECA Championship which was held in Winnipeg at the MTS Centre. In total, Koskie competed in 326 international matches for Canada. He also played for 10 seasons in professional volleyball leagues in Europe and in the Middle East.
As a coach, Koskie has recently worked with the University of Manitoba Bison men's team as an assistant coach, is currently the head coach of the 16U Big Sand Girl's Club, and has worked with various provincial team programs in Manitoba. He has also been a developmental coach with the Montpellier University Club in France, the Arona Tenerife and PTV Malaga Clubs in Spain and was a player/head coach with Athletica de Vigo Club in Division 1 Spain. Koskie is also the co-founder and lead instructor with 'Success for Volleyball', a developmental volleyball program for athletes 5-17 years old.
"My experience as a former national team and professional player will help me relate to and be a resource for the players," saidKoskie. "I am very familiar with what these players will being going through as they prepare for the upcoming season, which includes a major competition with the world championship this fall, and further down the road for the Olympic qualifying process.
''I have worked closely with the support staff in Winnipeg as a player and these relationships will help me as I continue to learn and grow as a coach. The program is moving in a very positive direction and I will do everything that I can to support that, and offer input to help it continue."
Arnd Ludwig, the women's national team head coach agrees Koskie's international experience will benefit the team.
"We had a couple of really good candidates and the decision was very hard," Ludwig said. "But I am sure that we found with Scott the right candidate. He brings a lot of international experience as a player and I am sure he will transfer that into our training and competition environment. Everybody in the program will benefit from him, including the athletes and also myself. I am really looking forward to working with Scott."
Koskie starts his duties in late April and will help prepare the selection camp scheduled for early May. The 2010 season schedule for the women's national team includes:
May 1-5 Open High Performance Camp - Winnipeg
May 5-9 National Senior Team Selection Camp - Winnipeg
May 21 Red & White Match - Calgary
Jun 11-16 Pre-Pan Am Cup Training, Baja California, Mexico
Jun 16-27 Pan Am Cup - Baja California, Mexico
July 23-24 9th Annual Coors Light 'Superspike' Beach Volleyball Tournament - Maple Grove Rugby Park - Winnipeg
July 26-Aug 3 Exhibition Series - Belgium
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Chris McCausland: Emotional Retard
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2010
According to his girlfriend, Chris is an emotional retard – and she's a psychologist so it looks like that's official! Award-winning Scouse comedian, Chris McCausland returns to the Edinburgh Comedy Festival for a whole month and takes a hilarious journey to discover if he is, in fact, really an emotional retard or not. Is he really that bad at expressing his emotions or is he just a normal bloke from Liverpool? What are the events that have conspired against him to turn him in to the man that he is today?
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stella - 19/08/2010
Did you really need to use the word retard? What does retard have to do with anything here. All you're accomplished is marginalising people with special needs and that's just wrong.
Andy - 19/08/2010
I agree with Linda. Chris is a brilliant writer and this show is worthy of at least 4 stars. I would thoroughly recommend seeing this show as chris is destined for much bigger things! This is a very lazy review and does not do the show any justice.
Linda Hannon - 18/08/2010
I saw this show and it blew the roof off! It is the best show I have seen this festival so far! I thought it was refreshing, intelligent, well written, interesting and hysterical! It was a real show! I think this review has nothing to do with the show I saw! It doesnt reflect it or give it any justice. Boo to the review and five stars from me!


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The political season in Emery County has begun. Candidates who have filed for office include: County Commissioner: Laurie Pitchforth - Democratic: Ethan T. Migliori- Republican; Kent R. Keele - Republican; James L. Davis - Republican
School Board District #1: Samuel M. Singleton, Bruce C. Funk, Kent B. McKell.
School Board District #2: Nanette Tanner.
School Board District #3: Laurel S. Johansen.
The commissioner candidates will attend their county conventions where they will be nominated for these positions by party members. The school board candidates are nonpartisan. A primary election will need to be held for the school district number one candidates where one will be eliminated and the top two vote getters will be placed on the November ballot. Those running for school board do not attend county conventions they move automatically to a primary in June.
The county conventions for the Republicans and the Democrats will be held on March 30. The Republicans will meet at Huntington Elementary at 6 p.m. and the Democrats will meet at the Orangeville Community Center at 6 p.m.
The Republicans have three candidates vying for the open commissioner spot. One of these candidates will be eliminated at the county convention. If one of the other two candidates doesn't receive at least 60 percent of the vote there will be a primary election in June to decide who will run against the Democratic candidate in November. Other political action included the holding of caucus meetings for the Democrats on March 13 and for the Republicans on March 15. These neighborhood meetings were held throughout the county to elect delegates to attend the county conventions on March 30.
At the Democratic county conventions the state delegates will be selected to attend the state conventions. The local candidates will be nominated and approved at the county conventions. State Delegates will attend the State Party Conventions in April. The Caucus members also elected Precinct leadership, such as the Precinct Chairman, Vice Chairman, and the Secretary/Treasurer.
The Republican Caucus meetings had a record voter turnout this year with double and triple attendance. It was reported that more than 500 Republicans attended the 12 Caucus meetings held around Emery County March 15.
The Republican Caucuses elected all the State Delegates allotted to each Precinct. These State Delegates will then attend the State Republican Convention April 21 in Sandy. There will be no Republican State Delegates elected at the County Convention this year.
David Hinkins, Ferron, who has represented Carbon and Emery counties in State Senate District 27 for the past four years, has three challengers for his seat. He is facing Republicans Stephen White, Mapleton and Michael Stansfield. The Democrats have one person challenging Hinkins in Michael Binyon, Moab.


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Oh man! I only saw it a few times but he had a strong presence. That is too sad about his son, good for him for leaving a good legacy. Wow.ReplyCancel
That's my cat!ReplyCancel
Sad indeed…my hubs watches the show and this cat was pretty cool. Prayers to his family, I just lost a dear friend of 18yrs to a stroke and she was 53ReplyCancel
I'm so sorry for your loss. That is just too young to go.ReplyCancel
Was the cat part of the show? He's a little cutie.
RIP, Mr Garber, and @umop, I'm sorry to hear that. 🙁ReplyCancel
When I was eighteen, 49 seemed ancient. It doesn't sound quite so old now.ReplyCancel
In my line of work I see this every day. And they're only getting younger. You don't have to be 80 and eat junk and smoke 2 packs a day anymore. Last patient I had was 38….with no history. So sorry for this mans family, more specifically his son. How sad.ReplyCancel
Aw, my husband liked that show.ReplyCancel
They nicknamed him Silver Haired Jesus on the show. He traveled everywhere with his cat, Muffy. He was also a smoker and had heart problems. We love the show and we will miss him.ReplyCancel
I. Adored. Him. He was my favorite character on any show on any network, right next to Tia Torres on Pitbulls and Parolees. Roy Garber, his ornery self, was a true original. "A nickel is holding up a dollar." There was nothing fake about Roy, what you saw was really him. He exasperated his co-stars but oh my, we the viewers just loved him.ReplyCancel
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Loved his. "Just give me my money and I'll be outta here" attitude. I remember an episode where he drove through a tornado and around closed highways to make it to his son's graduation. He always called a spade a spade. Too young to go but smoking will do that to you.ReplyCancel
Maybe I'm biased 'cause I just turned 50, & never heard of him; but RIP, & IMO he looks pretty hot. Wouldn't have kicked him out of bed, but my long-haired tabby already has her white siamese/??? mix as a foot-of-bedfellow. She might have had issues with an additional kitty.ReplyCancel


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I remember the first time I dropped my then toddler (now teenager) off at preschool. He was so proud of his new backpack and lunch box and so excited to go off to school like a big kid. Without a moment's hesitation, he dropped my hand and dashed through the classroom door, eager to begin his new adventure. I, of course, was terrified. The thought of leaving my little one with someone else for hours at a time was overwhelming – even when that someone else was a beloved preschool teacher. How could I be sure that he would be safe, happy, and taken care of?
Leaving your child in someone else's care requires a leap of faith. As parents of small children we painstakingly review our child care options to find the setting and provider that is the best fit for our families. Most of the time, the faith we place in our child care providers is rewarded and our children thrive.
On a rare occasion, however, a child care provider betrays a parent's trust. Parents of children at the Fort Myer Child Development Center (CDC) were shocked to learn that two staffers allegedly abused children in their care, while others were found to have criminal records that were not uncovered in background checks. While the staffers in question have been removed from the CDC and an investigation is ongoing, the parents' trust in the CDC has understandably been shaken.
I attended a town hall meeting for Fort Myer CDC families and it is clear families and staff want to rebuild trust. They are finding that communication is key. Parents need reliable and timely information about how their children are being cared for and what steps are being taken to ensure their safety. They also need a way to express their concerns and feel that their voices are being heard.
At Fort Myer, installation officials and CDC staff are taking steps to open the lines of communication. Town Hall meetings have been held, giving parents an open forum to air their concerns. Parents have also been encouraged to use the Interactive Customer Evaluation (ICE) system to let commanders know about any issues they have with the CDC or their child care providers. The command has also used Send Word Now®, a notification system you may be familiar with in your child's school that sends social media alerts to notify parents about CDC events via their phones or email.
When my children were in preschool I relied on a regular note in my son's backpack to keep me informed of what was going on in his classroom, but the world has changed since then and there are many more methods we can use to communicate.
Although most parents will thankfully never face a situation like the one at the Fort Myer CDC, it's still vital to have effective lines of communication with your child care providers. Parents need to know about last-minute schedule changes, upcoming events, and behavioral concerns that affect their kids. They also need to make sure that providers are aware of their children's unique needs, such as a parent's deployment or a new baby in the house. And, as seen in the Fort Myer CDC situation, parents need to know who to contact if they're not getting the information they need from their provider or if they have concerns about the quality of care their child is receiving.
How do you keep in touch with your child's teacher or child care provider? What method works best for you, and what hasn't worked?
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Winner of the John Newbery Metal for the best children's book of 2011.
Melding the entirely true and the wildly fictional, Dead End in Norvelt is a novel about an incredible two months for a kid named Jack Gantos, whose plans for vacation excitement are shot down when he is "grounded for life" by his feuding parents, and whose nose spews bad blood at every little shock he gets. But plenty of excitement (and shocks) are coming Jack's way once his mom loans him out to help a fiesty old neighbor with a most unusual chore - typewriting obituaries filled with stories about the people who founded his utopian town. As one obituary leads to another, Jack is launced on a strange adventure involving molten wax, Eleanor Roosevelt, twisted promises, a homemade airplane, Girl Scout cookies, a man on a trike, a dancing plague, voices from the past, Hells Angels... and possibly murder.
Endlessly surprising, this sly, sharp-edged narrative is the author at his very best, making readers laugh out loud at the most unexpected things in a dead-funny depiction of growing up in a slightly off-kilter place where the past is present, the present is confusing, and the future is completely up in the air.
©2011 Jack Gantos (P)2011 Macmillan Audio
My favorite genres are absurdist humor, Sci-fi & modern fantasy, but, as you can see, I'll read just about anything. Don't mind the typos.
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Original, entertaining and funny. Norvelt is an amusing story that could be recommended to anyone at any age.
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"Read a young adult book with excellent writiing"
The chraacters are charming. Imaginie the protagonist beiing grounded for the whole summer except when he gos to help an elderly lady who writes obits. She is a fabulous writer, we shoul all have such a gifted writer. She iincludes significent history among her writings, historical facts you will enjoy remembering and surprised you'd forgotten. Norvlt is a real place and you ned to know what it means.
Jack and Miss Volker--together they make the story roll.
He has a gift for humor and plays on words. You won't put this book down or begin to think about how small towns begin to meet their demise.
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Tangential, eclectic, avid listener... favorite book is the one currently in ear.
"Can't believe it won the Newberry..."
Bought this book right after learning it was the Newberry winner, I usually love the books they select. The plot had so much potential and I wanted to like it. Actually had to force myself to finish it to see if the end was so great it made up for the beginning. Found it a jerky ride of manic tangents and multiple themes barely held together in a story so random and contrived that I couldn't force myself to suspend disbelief.
I was sick of nosebleeds, old ladies being murdered and frequent, irritating "faux" swearing (like cheeses crust) by multiple persons, which as read by reader sounded like normal swearing. The main character is a young teen who speaks, thinks and evaluates like an old man looking back rather than a teen experiencing the events. All the characters are quirky and felt manufactured. The setting in the 50's didn't feel real either, a bomb shelter being dug in the back yard does not an era make.
Someone obviously likes it, but many books in the past few years just earning "honors" and not the award are much better.
"Great story for YA and adults"
I enjoyed the history and the humor in this book. I think young boys would especially enjoy it.
"I love it!!!!!!!!!!"
This story is way awesome! It is so hilarious and funny. Everyone please read it!!!!!
"Story good. Reader terrible."
I really like the way Mr. Gantos weaves history in with the story. It makes the story very rich. Especially since this is a book for kids--I love that he's finding a way to talk to children in a way they understand and say "hey! history MATTERS!!"
Some people are cut out to be audio readers; others are not. Mr. Gantos is a great writer but he is definitely not cut out for being the reader. I wish he had hired someone else to read it for him. (Example JK rowling hired Jim Dale. I think if she read Harry Potter to us, it would have been bad.) Anyway, his performance killed it for me. I kept thinking how he was running over his own words. Frustrating.
"A fun family read (listen)"
funny, exciting, informing
The Miracle of Miss Willie
When Jack first goes to Mrs. Norvelts house and it look like she is melting her hands in a big pot. He ends up past out on the floor. My six year old was so enchanted and worried about what the crazy old lady was doing.
The ending when he figures out the purpose of History.
I loved how he entwined the history and made it relevant. My children and I could not get enough. We have started playing our favorite chapters over again and my 6 year old is acting out his favorite parts.
"Great book! Laugh out loud funny!"
I liked the humor Jack Gantos infused in the story. The book of is full of quirky characters we have all encountered in our own lives, and the honest perspective of the main character makes the situations he finds himself in all the more enjoyable to read. It is always good for grown ups to remember how kids often view them and kids will empathize with Jack's difficulty in figuring out the adults (and kids) in his life.
"An incredible book"
Jack Gantos has outdone himself with this delightful memoir about growing up in the 60s in a community of ecentric characters. Having him read the book made it even better. I love Jack Gantos even more now. I was sad when the book was done as I miss the people he introduced us to.
"2012 Newbery Medal winner!!!"
Funny, classic, and history!
The plot twists and nose bleeds.
As the author of the book, Gantos uses the tone that the book was written with.
If you like epic nosebleeds and screwball mysteries than you wouldn't find this story to just be "stupid stuff"
Read this book on your own or with your children. Its a quick read and delightfully funny. It would be a shame
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It isn't like this foreign born A+ list model has not cheated in the past which is why everyone has no problems she is cheating on her A list actor husband
. One time she even cheated with a guy who was engaged to another woman. She didn't care.
I guess Miranda Kerr for the obvious answer?ReplyCancel
That's who I thought too, but would Orlando be considered A list? I need that cheat sheet. Who do I email?ReplyCancel
Miranda is the obvious answer. She's awfully cute, and seems like a decent model but her wandering ways are garnering her some bad press and attention. How can you identify and like a model, her job after all is to sell products, if you know that she is leaving her infant son and Orlando Bloom behind to go bang Leo in his mansion after three other model sluts are done with him? How can I respect her? I guess the answer is she doesn't want or need my respect. I just think it's tacky is all.ReplyCancel
Thanks! I guess I don't watch movies that he's in so it's out of sight out of mind kind if thing for me.ReplyCancel
Well, if it's Miranda and she's A+ in this blind, then I guess Orly could be an A, relatively. In reality, I'd think she was more of an A- (Ale and Adri would be more like A/A+) and Orly a former A but now B. Good thing Flynn looks so much like Orly or I'd think there was an issue with that…ReplyCancel
ino – Miranda's definitely A+ in modelling. She's the new focus of Victoria's Secret, over Alessandra and Adriana, who are getting older and more settled.
And I think Orlando's still A list off of LOTR, Pirates of the Carribean and such. He'll drop if he doesn't get back into the market soon, but I don' tthink he's fallen yet.ReplyCancel
I'd say in Enty's world, Orlando is A just by sheer virtue of appearing in two gigantic franchises.ReplyCancel
Miranda Kerr?ReplyCancel
I think that any model who has a current contract with a large company like Victoria's Secret would definitely be A+ list.ReplyCancel
Why didnt you reveal any of the Kerr/Bloom blinds?? Odd..ReplyCancel
Don't get me wrong I so believe that she is a slut who cheats on her partners when in a relationship, BUT how does she get away with it all the time, theres no pap pics- no footage of her cheating or any expose?? This would be a HUGE news for the tabs yet nobody has uncovered it and is running with it? Why does she get away with all she does?ReplyCancel
Is there no site that keeps a current list of who is considered A, B etc list. If not be a great idea for a website. Especially for all the blind item guessers.ReplyCancel
@candy, thanks, I know, I guess I just meant more proof via the way of photos of her with other guys and stuff, that would be great to expose, shame someone hasnt in that way so she cant deny it, Bloom needs to get rid of her!ReplyCancel
Remember when Orlando was considered a playboy and somewhat of a cad? Weird that he's now in the position of being cuckolded.ReplyCancel
I commented on this awhile back…Kings of Leon was the band…pics backstage, her hanging all over the guy (not the singer)..ReplyCancel
I probably should add there were pics of her leaving with him as wellReplyCancel
Even I know this Kerr. Poor Legolas Greenleaf.ReplyCancel
I think Miranda s an hypocrite, entitled, high school little princess.
But Miranda, why Leo? Why?
He s pasty, pudgy, crumbling, and nasty.
He just looks like a sales guy with bad credit history and two alimonies on his back while driving a bigger car than he can afford.
(still, he was an out of this world cute teenager)ReplyCancel
Agreed astrogirl! I'm surprised there haven't been more suggestions that Orlando is gay.
I've heard from a reasonably reliable source that the reason why he and Kate Bosworth broke up was because she caught him with another bloke. Apparently she was cut up about it for ages afterwards…ReplyCancel
I really dislike the Miranda Kerr I read about in interviews. She seems sanctimonious and preachy. BUT I have a hard time believing these blinds about her cheating. I just don't think she'd do it. I've heard some amazing stories about Miranda. She deserves a kindness blin. And it's bloody hard to say that because I just don't like her.ReplyCancel


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CHICKASHA – Both Drover games went into the last seconds Thursday night trying to pull off another home win but fell to John Brown University in the end.
The Drover women had a strong defensive game against John Brown. The Thursday night battle went into overtime, where John Brown overtook USAO 67-66.
Senior Aita Gueye had 18 points and eight rebounds on the night. Sophomore Tashina Ototivo had one of her better games of the season with 15 points and nine rebounds, and Korie Hargus scored another 10 for the Drovers.
The Drover men fought a tough game and while they didn't hold the lead at all in the second half, the game was within reach in the last 12 seconds of the game when Phillip Harris scored a big three-pointer off an assist by Trell Porter, bring the game within two.
Unfortunately for the Drovers, successful free throws by John Brown in the last few seconds gave the Golden Eagles a 75-69 victory.
USAO's Sahlih Butts had 19 points in the game after shooting 75 percent from the field. Sophomore forward Kenneth Durham added another 14 to the Drovers' total, and junior Trell Porter had 11 on the night.
The men are 10-15 overall and 6-13 in conference play. The Drover women went into Saturday night's game are 7-19 overall and 3-16 in conference play.
It was Homecoming and Alumni Night at the USAO Fieldhouse. Mason Dobbins and Nina Lawrence were named the 2011 Homecoming King and Queen.
The Drovers play again Saturday evening at home against Rogers State University. Tip off is at 6 and 8 p.m.
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Future Products marks 50 years in business
Future Products, a manufacturer of precision die tooling and machined components, is celebrating its 50th year in business.
Irvin F. Swider purchased the business in April 1963, initially manufacturing punch and die buttons. Originally an eight-man operation, the company quickly added staff and expanded its Clawson, Mich., office. In 1973 it expanded its operations, adding a second plant (known as Metal Punch) in Cadillac, Mich. As the business grew, the company evolved its manufacturing focus to more specialized precision tooling work.
Today Swider serves as president. The company employs 90 people at its two locations.


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Thermo Fisher Scientific is the world leader in serving science, enabling customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer. The company has approximately 34,000 employees serving over 350,000 customers in a variety of industries. Thermo Scientific is the company's premier brand and comprises a complete range of high-end analytical instruments as well as laboratory equipment and associated products.
Highly reliable Thermo Scientific process instruments are engineered and manufactured to meet critical customer requirements, including flow measurement; demanding, mission-critical moisture, level and density measurement; and process analytical measurements. The wide range of instrumentation includes gas and liquid flow computers, online/in-process analyzers, liquid flowmeters and sensor systems that have proven to help customers improve efficiency, ensure process and quality control, maintain regulatory compliance and increase worker safety. With a worldwide installation base, the company serves a number of process oriented industries such as oil and gas, refining, petrochemical, biofuel, pharmaceutical, steel, water and wastewater, and pulp and paper. For more information, visit www.thermo.com.


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Economic opportunity
Watch the video above to learn how we're empowering young people in Africa to go after their dreams, start their own businesses, and succeed — no matter what challenges they may face.
A roadside stand in South Sudan selling soap; an internet start-up in Gaza; a tofu processing plant in Indonesia: The global economy is connected by complex and dynamic markets. Mercy Corps believes in harnessing this inherent power to provide better opportunities for the world's poor and vulnerable, half of whom live on less than $2/day.
Local communities themselves have the ability to drive this change and no two situations are alike. For this reason, we take a holistic, locally-led approach, working with communities, their systems and structures to build businesses, increase income and improve employment opportunities. Even in the most fragile and informal markets, we focus on intentional, market-based solutions, ones which can succeed and expand long after we've left.
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Mercy Corps promotes safe, decent and equitable income opportunities for individuals around the world.
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Forty-two percent of the world is under the age of 25; Mercy Corps tailors employment programming to the unique needs of male and female youth.
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Mercy Corps' Khadga Ramtel, a monitoring and evaluation officer for our agricultural and infrastructure work, talks with women in the village of Katwalguan.
Japan: 90-day report from Japan
Japan: More than up to the challenge
Since mere moments before Japan's tsunami hit, and after long weeks of enduring its aftermath, Tsutomu Nakai has been faced with a series of unimaginable decisions. Some saved his life, and his family's lives. Other decisions put their personal lives on hold.
Japan: A small and opportune oasis
Right now, the city of Rikuzentakata, Japan is a food desert — a place where it's nearly impossible to find and buy fresh, nutritious food. Grocery stores and other shops were washed away by the tsunami. The closest markets are at least a half-hour away by car.
Kyrgyzstan: Vegetables out of thin air
Sary-Mogol is a very remote village in the Chon-Alai region of southern Kyrgyzstan, located at 3,000 meters above sea level.
Iraq: Closing the gap: Gender-equitable access to education
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This is not the type of question you hear very often here. Everyone talks about what Haiti needs: shelter, infrastructure, healthcare. But it is rare to ask Haitians what they wish for their country.
Haiti: Market fairs acting as mobile money boot camp in Haiti
On May 13, the Haiti Economic Recovery Team arrived on site in Saint-Marc's 5eme section to witness our first market fair.
Japan: Taking back the sea
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It's still not scam though
It's rather hilarious but it would very bad if some people would fall for this.
seedsduino,freeduino is made in China also some of clone.They all made in China.
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The Lander Field Office administers 300 grazing allotments with 280,000 permitted active animal unit months (AUMs) of livestock forage on 2.5 million acres of public land.
Under the umbrella of the of the Lander Resource Management Plan, management of grazing allotments are prioritized based on the classification of the allotments into one of three management categories; Improve (I) , Maintain (M), and Custodial (C). These categories broadly define management objective of the BLM administered public lands in the allotment.
Livestock grazing is managed is accordance with the principles of multiple use and sustained yield embodied in the Federal Land Policy and Management Act (1976) and the Taylor Grazing Act (1934). BLM's specific objectives and procedures for managing livestock grazing are contained in the agency's grazing regulations. BLM's grazing regulations were revised in 1995 to ensure that livestock grazing is conducted in a manner that will sustain or improve the fundamental ecological health of public rangelands.
In accordance with the revised grazing regulations, BLM Wyoming uses statewide Standards for Healthy Rangelands & Guidelines for Livestock Grazing Management. The Lander Field Office is currently conducting assessments of all grazing allotments to determine if the Standards for Rangeland Health are being achieved. If an assessment determines that an area is not meeting the standards for rangeland health, the office prepares an analysis that identifies opportunities and methods to adjust grazing management and initiate the changes needed to make significant progress in improving rangeland health.


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