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No criminal action will be taken against the Administration for Children's Services in the death of a 4-year-old girl who was found starved, beaten and drugged two years ago, the Brooklyn District Attorney said Tuesday.
Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes had empaneled a grand jury to determine whether systemic failures within the agency lead to the death of Marchella Brett-Pierce, who weighed 18 pounds at the time of her death in September 2010 and whose family was being monitored by ACS.
Her mother is facing murder charges.
"That grand jury is now considering what action to take action," Hynes said. "It's not going to take criminal action but it may very well produce a grand jury report."
Two caseworkers are facing criminally negligent homicide charges in the case. Both are expected to go to trial later this year.
The trial for the child's mother and grandmother began Monday. Both have pleaded not guilty.
On Tuesday, jurors saw a series of crime scene photos depicting the bed, roped tied to the bed that prosecutors say was used to tie the girl down. Photos of the dead girl show black-and-blue bruises on her face, arms, and back. Practically every rib was visible through her skin.
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This is the second America the Beautiful release of 2013 and the 17th overall in the 5 oz Silver bullion series. This coin honors Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial, which celebrates lasting peace between Britain, Canada and the U.S.
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- Contains 5 oz of .999 fine Silver.
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- Obverse: Similar to the Washington quarter featuring the text "United States of America", "Liberty", "In God We Trust", and "Quarter Dollar".
- Reverse: Depicts the statue of Master Commandant Oliver Perry with the Peace Memorial in the background, surrounded by "Perry's Victory", "Ohio", "E Pluribus Unum" and the date.
- Rim is engraved with the coin's weight and purity.
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Perry's Victory and International Peace Park was established in 1936 in Put-in-Bay, Ohio. The memorial features a 352 foot Doric column, one of the tallest monuments in the United States. Nearly 200,000 people visit this park every year.
The memorial is named after Oliver Hazard Perry. On June 18, 1812, when war was declared on Britain, Perry was assigned a position that he deemed insignificant. Though he was promoted that October, he felt disheartened and continued to plead with the naval hierarchy for reassignment. Resorting to his last measure, he petitioned his old friend Isaac Chauncey, commander of naval operations in the Great Lakes. Though this was not as prestigious as serving in the high seas, Perry accepted a position and went on to construct the fleet that would prove victorious in the Battle of Lake Erie. Perry's flagship, the U.S.S. Lawrence, was so severely damaged that the British commander sent a small boat to request that the American vessel surrender. Perry, faithful to his ship and his country, jumped aboard a small boat with his remaining crew and dodged gunfire for a half mile en route to the USS Niagara. Once on board, he steered the ship back toward the battle, and the U.S. ships pounded British ships until they surrendered. Perry received their surrender on the reclaimed USS Lawrence. At the age of 27, Perry earned the title "Hero of Lake Erie." He received a congressional Gold Medal as well as thanks from Congress. His leadership set up what would become nine successful outcomes and a turning point in the battle for the west and the war itself.
In 2010, the United States Mint launched the America The Beautiful Quarter series, the mint's first-ever 5 ounce coin and their largest Silver bullion coin to-date. The new quarter series includes a total of 56 quarter-dollar coins, each with a design of a National Park or National Site from one of the 50 states, five U.S. Territories and Washington D.C. The obverse design of each 5 oz Silver America The Beautiful coin duplicates the design of the America the Beautiful clad quarters used in circulation, except in greater detail. The mint makes two versions of the America the Beautiful 5 oz Silver coin: a Bullion version with a shiny prooflike finish made for investors and an Uncirculated, or Burnished, version with a matte-like finish made for collectors. The Burnished version features the "P" mintmark for the Philadelphia Mint and includes a U.S. Mint box and certificate of authenticity. The Bullion version does not have a mintmark and comes in a plastic capsule with no certificate of authenticity. The Bullion versions have higher mintages and are available to the public only through authorized bullion dealers like APMEX, while the Uncirculated versions have much lower mintages and are available through the U.S. Mint directly, as well as retailers like APMEX.
All America The Beautiful 5 oz Silver coins have the same obverse of George Washington in a restored version of the portrait created by John Flanagan for the 1932 Washington Quarter. The reverse of each America The Beautiful Quarter includes an individual design for each National Park or National Site. Unlike the reeded edge of the normal quarter coins in circulation, the America The Beautiful Silver bullion coins have a smooth edge inscribed with the coin specifications: .999 FINE SILVER 5.0 OUNCE.
The America The Beautiful program is authorized by Congress under Title II of the America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008.
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PENN RUN — A man who drowned in Yellow Creek Lake on Saturday morning apparently dislocated his neck diving into the water, according to preliminary autopsy results.
The Indiana County Coroner's Office said the autopsy, conducted Sunday at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center in Johnstown, showed that Benjamin E. Hill, 55, of Penn Run, had a dislocation at the top two vertebrae in his spine and had water in his lungs, leading investigators to believe the injury prevented Hill from resurfacing and caused him to drown.
Hill died after jumping into the lake at the southern boat launch off Route 259 around 8:45 a.m. Investigators said Hill jumped in to retrieve a boat that was drifting away with his uncle inside.
Hill's uncle told investigators that his nephew "just disappeared" after going underwater.
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/// In the Future, Eyeglasses Translate and Creepy Music Plays Everywhere (Video)
While we're on the subject of the computing needs of the future , I thought I'd remark on this Microsoft-produced video that recently emerged from its Office Labs think tank. The plot is an imagining of how we'll get things done five to 10 years from now. In the video you'll meet Ayla, a working mother on a business trip to Johannesburg; Ayla's daughter, Shannon, who needs help making something for a school bake sale; and a guy named Qin who — well, I'm not entirely sure what he's doing, but he starts out waiting for a subway train. These concept videos are always entertaining in the way they show us some slice of life from a routine day in some mildly utopian and antiseptic world of the future, one in which people don't get stressed by business travel and don't have hassles at the hotel check-in desks — and where hotel broadband networks actually work. There are lots of portable handheld screens, kind of iPad-like, really, on which people swipe and flick and make other interface gestures that we all intuitively understand now, thanks to — well, the iPad. Which is probably not the comparison that Microsoft is going for here. Ahem. Also, in the future there are apparently smart windows in taxicabs, and these windows deliver some informative augmented reality, saying things like, "your meeting tomorrow is in this building." How does the taxi know Ayla's schedule? From her phone — which looks like a notecard. Anyway, out of all the things that this video shows, the one thing I want is the eyeglasses that translate languages I don't speak.
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"Fun, funky and dynamic Asian street food with hawker style concept." - Luke Nguyen.
Fat Noodle has an open kitchen in full swing day and night. The man behind this Asian street food inspired venue is Luke Nguyen, one of Australia's leading celebrity chefs and owner of award-winning Red Lantern restaurant in Sydney. A dynamic mix of Vietnamese, sprinkled with Chinese, Thai and Malay, Fat Noodle's menu is made up of delectable Asian street food inspired dishes. A highlight of the restaurant is Nguyen's signature dish, a 20-hour beef broth, with thinly sliced Angus sirloin and brisket, bean sprouts, fresh Thai basil, fresh chilli and rice noodles.
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When much was expected from the iPhone 4S in terms of design Apple presented the same iPhone 4 design which led to some skepticism. However, the features and improvements in technology has subsided the design impact of the iPhone 4S. Apple has once again made clear that user experience is what they do best. With features like the A5 processor on the iOS 5, the you-can't-believe-its-a-phone-camera, personal assistant, HD movie recording, advanced retina display, Face time and the much awaited iCloud, the iPhone 4S is full of surprises for its users.
Looking at the phone makes it look like a typical iPhone with a high speed processor and an edge to edge display but the improvement Apple had done through the A5 processor and the iOS5, iPhone 4S has the most powerful features and operating system that is now ahead of the competition. The phone is equipped with a large memory and more battery time to get the best out of quality.
One of the most awaited features was also the iCloud. One thing smartphones were not able to do is storage and synchronization of data automatically and makes it available for use from anywhere. With iCloud users are dealing with a whole new virtual cloud for personal data storing and synchronizing in the most efficient way possible. The iCloud benefits professionals by allowing them to have access to their data on the laptop or presentation on their iPad anywhere and anytime. The advanced synchronizing feature keeps the data on iPhone, iPad, and iPod on one place without needing to keep it manually.
This innovation provides all the tools in one App. The iCloud includes photo stream for photo sharing, access to Apple apps without needing to download again, access to iBooks for the books purchased, access to all bookmarks, calendar entries, notes and tasks ever saved on any iPhone or Apple product. The phone smartly synchronizes with other Apple products without needing to open them and also requires no repeated data creation or storage. This is likely to be a huge advantage for many types of user, ranging from business users to students or those who have a lot of files or multimedia content spread across multiple Apple devices.
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The Hazard of Concealing is a novel by Greg Cox. The novel was originally planned to be the fourth original novel based in the alternate reality established by Star Trek.
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- An all-new adventure featuring the new Enterprise crew – from New York Times bestselling author Greg Cox.
- The events of the recent movie have left one important loose end: the elder Spock from the 24th century. His knowledge of both technology and future events makes him one of the most important strategic assets in the galaxy. Starfleet Command wants Ambassador Spock to rejoin Starfleet and share that information with them, but Spock is reluctant to interfere with the unfolding of the new timeline. Will he be able to escape a sinister plan wrought by the enemies of the Federation, or will their quest to exploit Spock's wisdom succeed, with disastrous consequences?
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- The novel's title originates from the Robert Burns poem, "Epistle To A Young Friend". [1]
- The solicitation information in Simon & Schuster's Summer 2010 catalog, along with the preview cover, accidentally carried the title The Hazards of Concealing.
- Originally due to be released in August 2010, and having received solicitation in the Summer 2010 publishers' catalog, the novel - along with the other three releases based on Star Trek - was announced as being placed "on hold" on 14 January 2010. [2]
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Corporate Leadership at ION Geophysical
R. Brian Hanson
President and Chief Executive Officer
Brian Hanson brings a background of distinguished leadership to ION, having served in executive roles for various science and technology companies. Prior to his appointment as CEO of ION, Mr. Hanson served as our Chief Financial Officer from 2006 until 2011.
Beginning in 1986 until 1998, Mr. Hanson served in various positions with Culligan, an international water treatment products manufacturer and a producer and retailer of bottled water products. His positions with Culligan included Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer. From 1998 to 2003, Mr. Hanson held a variety of positions at Fisher Scientific International Inc., a NYSE-listed manufacturer and supplier of scientific and healthcare products and services, including Vice President of Finance for the Healthcare group from 1998 to 2002 and Chief Operating Officer from 2002 to 2003. Immediately prior to joining ION, Mr. Hanson served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Alliance Imaging, Inc., an NYSE-listed provider of diagnostic imaging services to hospitals and other healthcare providers.
Mr. Hanson holds a bachelor's degree in engineering from the University of New Brunswick and an MBA degree from Concordia University in Montreal.
Steve Bate
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Steve Bate offers a well-rounded view of the geophysical business, having served in multiple leadership capacities within ION since joining the company in 2005. He is a proven business and financial leader with over 30 years of broad experience and capabilities across multiple industries.
Prior to joining ION, Mr. Bate was president of a $300 million residential construction company and, prior to that, founded his own consulting business to help lead organizations through change. Over the past decade he has served ION in various executive capacities, including Chief Financial Officer of our Solutions business line, Senior Vice President of our Sensor business line, Senior Vice President of our Land Imaging Systems division, Chief Executive Officer of INOVA, and Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of our Systems division.
Mr. Bate holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Houston.
Chris Usher
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
E&P Operations Optimization
Chris Usher brings over twenty-five years of leadership in the geophysical industry and hands-on experience in the fields of seismic data processing and imaging, new product commercialization, and software development.
Mr. Usher began his career in field operations at Western Geophysical. In 2000, he moved to Petroleum Geo-Services (PGS) in London and served as President of its global data processing division until 2004. From 2004 to 2005, he served as Senior Corporate Vice President, Integrated Services, at Paradigm Geotechnology in London. In 2005, Mr. Usher joined Landmark Software and Services, a division of Halliburton, as Senior Director. From 2010 until 2012, Mr. Usher served as Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for Global Geophysical. Mr. Usher joined ION in December 2012 as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of ION's GX Technology group and was appointed Executive Vice President and Chief Innovation Officer in February 2015.
Mr. Usher is a graduate of Yale University with a Bachelor of Science degree in geology and geophysics.
Ken Williamson
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
E&P Technology & Services
Ken Williamson brings to ION broad international experience in the seismic industry. Mr. Williamson joined ION in 2006 to lead the development and expansion of our data library programs and was appointed Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Commercialization in February 2015.
Between 1987 and 2006, Mr. Williamson was employed in various positions by Western Geophysical, which in 2000 became part of WesternGeco, a seismic solutions and technology subsidiary of Schlumberger. While at WesternGeco, he served as Vice President, Marketing from 2001 to 2003; Vice President, Russia and Caspian Region from 2003 to 2005; and Vice President, Marketing, Sales & Commercialization of WesternGeco's electromagnetic services and technology division from 2005 to 2006. Mr. Williamson joined ION in 2006 as Vice President of our GeoVentures group and was appointed Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer in December 2012.
Mr. Williamson holds a Bachelor of Science degree in geophysics from Cardiff University in Wales.
Larry Burke
Executive Vice President, Global Human Resources
With over 35 years of Human Resources experience, Larry Burke has applied his knowledge and experience to help shape the unique culture of technology and innovation at ION. Prior to his current title of Executive Vice President, he served as Senior Vice President of Global Human Resources. He joined ION in 2008.
From 1990 to 1994, Mr. Burke served as Vice President of Human Resources for Silicon Valley Group, a semiconductor equipment manufacturer. Between 1994 and 2000, he was Senior Vice President of Human Resources and Administration for the institutional broker/dealer BNY/ESI & Co. More recently, Mr. Burke served as Vice President of Human Resources at Global Crossing, a global telecommunications solutions provider, from 2000 to 2008.
Mr. Burke holds a bachelor's degree from Loyola College in Baltimore, Maryland.
Colin Hulme
Executive Vice President, Ocean Bottom Services
Colin Hulme joined ION in 2012 as Senior Vice President, Strategic Marketing and in 2013 was promoted to Senior Vice President, Ocean Bottom Services, and appointed to serve as CEO of OceanGeo B.V., a joint venture controlled by ION.
Prior to joining ION, Mr. Hulme held a variety of senior management positions at Schlumberger, Ltd., a global oilfield and information services company, from 1989 through 2011, including serving as Technical Director of Deep Reading for Schlumberger Wireline from 2006 to 2011, Vice President and General Manager of Seismic Data Processing for WesternGeco, a seismic solutions and technology subsidiary of Schlumberger, from 2002 to 2006, Vice President and General Manager for Reservoir Products, Schlumberger Information Services, from 2000 to 2002, Vice President and Business Manager for Asia Region, Schlumberger Information Services, from 1998 to 2000, and Corporate Marketing and Commercialization Manager for WesternGeco from 1994 to 1998. Prior to joining Schlumberger, Mr. Hulme began his career at Digicon Geophysical.<
Mr. Hulme attended Columbia School of Business Marketing School and was educated in the UK in Mathematics and Physics.
Jacques Leveille
Executive Vice President, Technology
Jacques P. Leveille has a proven history of delivering cutting-edge innovations in technology and integration to the global E&P market. He joined ION in 2010 and brings with him a broad industry perspective, with particular expertise in seismic technology and R&D applications.
Prior to joining the Shell Development Company at the Bellaire Research Center in Houston in 1982, Mr. Leveille served as research faculty at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, focused primarily on elementary particle physics. He also completed doctoral studies and post-doctoral appointments at Imperial College in London and the University of Wisconsin at Madison. In 1994, he joined Hess Corporation where he held many appointments, including Chief Geophysicist, until 2010. Mr. Leveille is also the current Chair of the SEG Research Committee.
Mr. Leveille received a PhD in Physics from Boston University in 1976. Leveille served as research faculty at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, focused primarily on elementary particle physics, and completed doctoral studies and post-doctoral appointments at Imperial College in London and the University of Wisconsin at Madison.
Jamey Seely
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Missoula sits closer to the North Pole than to the Equator, and as summer rolls around our northern hemisphere faces a full assault of solar radiation, lengthening the days and warming Montana to the core. This seasonal shift is currently at its most dramatic, as every day we're gaining about three minutes of solar radiation. Multiply that over the course of a 30-day month and our current 15-hour-and-20-minute days are a full 90 minutes longer than they were just one month ago.
The longer days affect our pituitary glands, rousing us out of bed earlier and pushing potlucks late into the evening. It is a glorious time to be in Missoula.
Last week I broke up a weekend road trip with an evening jog in the Ross Creek Giant Cedars Scenic Area near Troy. Expecting a short jaunt, we went light—shorts, T-shirt and tennies. No fanny-pack or water bottle to weigh down an endorphin-filled runner's high—just good company, imposing 500-year-old-trees and a 30-minute break from the highway. After a brief warm-up, we hit the trail. Immediately I felt something was wrong. Although I carried not one excess item, I could feel a jiggling, a weight, a more-than-spare tire circling my girth and tossing about like a bastard alien baby lodged somewhere between me and my skin: fat!
Of course we all have fat in our bodies—it's an insulator, it's padding, it's a reserve we can call on when we have a hand trapped under a boulder, or when sitting in a Turkish prison. Some have more and some less, but it is a wholly traditional pattern to pile on the girth in preparation for a Montana winter.
Mice do it, and so do bears. Female polar bears gain more than 400 pounds to support their hibernating pregnancies, losing it (and more) while delivering and nursing the cubs inside their den. When the three-month-old twins emerge in spring they weight about 30 pounds each, far less than the 1,400-pound weight that crowns them the largest terrestrial carnivores on the planet.
But I have no plans of giving birth to polar bear cubs, and I don't need to make it through another Arctic winter. My blubbery midriff is the result of a specific series of events that occurred over the past two months, beginning with a snowboarding accident that dislocated my knee and effectively killed my recreation schedule. A well-meaning friend gave me a television just as the Iraqi war began, and I soon found myself wasting my days with a close following of the continued descent of corporate journalism into the bowels of patriotic hell.
The following month of sedation quickly combined with too many meals prepared by the condiment-dependent Chef Boy Ari (whose daily mantra is "Oh mayo on me tongue") and voila! I joined the ranks of the 65 percent of American adults the American Obesity Association (AOA) says are overweight. Montanans rank 43rd in the AOA's ranking of obesity, although we've doubled the number of Big Sky fatties in just the last decade.
On a recent 70-degree day, some slim 'n' slender vegetarian friends (both sporting perfectly sound knees, I might add) felt comfortable enough to comment on the plump, shirtless paunch resting on my belt, stoking concerns I haven't harbored since adolescence about being a chunker. And sure enough, my innie belly button was drooping into some low-lying, stoned-out third eye of a not-so-enlightened couch potato.
But backhanded comment aside, it is unlikely that I'll be faced with the impaired mobility or social stigma that challenge the chronically obese. Instead, the seasonal clocks that govern the movements of all things celestial or cellulite will likely be reflected in my earthly body, and this bastard of a newborn belly will beat its way out of my den faster than a polar bear pup in springtime.
Couch potatoes and athletes alike can get off on the hot international action that is The Ecology Center Classic, a multi-day cycling stage race that will likely draw 400 racers from around the world. There's a brutal, 92-mile road race around the Pintlers on May 23; a shorter but stunningly scenic loop along Highway 200 on the 24th; an 8-mile sprint at Blue Mountain on the morning of the 25th followed by a 63-mile Frenchtown circuit race that afternoon; and a wipeout-prone-but-spectator-friendly figure-eight at Bonner Park on Memorial Day from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ranked as one of the country's top 20 races by USA Cycling, the Classic draws some of the world's premiere racers, fully bedecked in spandex, road rash, and the coolest sunglasses ever. Check www.wildrockies.org/bikeclassic or call Jeff Crouch at 544-9614 for more details.
The New Rocky Mountaineers (Milana Marsenich, 887-2111) are heading into the Mission Mountains' Mission Falls on Saturday, May 24. Plan on an all-day adventure, with possible snow/bushwhacking en route to the roaring falls.
Or hook up with the Rocky Mountaineers for a wildflower extravaganza along Rock Creek's Babcock Mountain Trail on May 25. Backcountry guru Fred Schwanemann (542-7372) will be leading the way.
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Lake Oswego School District Foundation says Sharing Spree hasn't donated in months
Local business owners are saying the Portland branch of the Groupon-esque Sharing Spree LLC owes them thousands of dollars for failing to honor discount deals.
The Florida-based company has the standard social buying website format with shoppers signing up for daily emails announcing discounts on products or services available for purchase. Sharing Spree then divides the profits for the coupon sales with the business that offered the discount but area business owners say Portland Sharing Spree didnt do that.
Sharing Sprees website claims it donates a portion of proceeds to local charities and nonprofit groups, such as Lake Oswego School District Foundation, transforming a shopping spree into a sharing spree.
Foundation Executive Director Mary Puskas said her organization received several hundred dollars from Sharing Spree last school year but has gotten nothing in several months. Sharing Spree still lists the foundation as one of its partners on its website. The foundations website no longer names Sharing Spree as a partner.
We simply just stopped working with them as soon as we got wind of the fact that they werent paying businesses, Puskas said.
The state attorney generals office has received three formal, written complaints against Sharing Spree from area businesses. One complaint states Sharing Spree Chief Executive Officer Ron Sapp indicated in an email that Sharing Spree had been purchased.
The regions Better Business Bureau has documented five complaints against the company, four of which originated in the Portland area. The BBB gives Sharing Spree an F rating on its website for failing to respond to two of the complaints. Some businesses are seeking legal action.
The majority of complaints of Sharing Spree are coming from the Portland area, so thats an indication that something is going on in this particular market, said Kyle Kavas, a BBB spokeswoman.
Sapp did not answer the phone for a scheduled phone interview with the Review on Monday. Sapp did not respond to subsequent calls or emails.
A license is required to operate a business in Oregon, but there is no license registered on the secretary of states website under the name Sharing Spree.
A search on the website came up with one related business with an active license under Sapps name, and it is called Double S Holdings Inc. It lists a Wilsonville and a West Linn address. There is a license for the Florida-based parent company in that state.
The attorney general complaint from Tan Republic, which has Lake Oswego and West Linn locations, estimated that it lost $3,500 to Sharing Spree.
We write to you today to register a formal complaint against Sharing Spree and their unethical, dishonest business practices, and to report the PONZI scheme they have foisted on unwitting clients such as ourselves, states a complaint that Tan Republic-Portland Chief Financial Officer Joseph Alan signed in February.
Alan said in a recent interview that Tan Republic is pursuing legal action against Sharing Spree and a class action lawsuit is the very least that should be done against them.
Lake Oswego & Happy Valley Adventure Bootcamp posted a warning against Sharing Spree on its Facebook page: This is VERY important, please read! We recently did a deal with Sharing Spree to promote our business and 2 months later theyve officially violated our contract by not paying us the money owed. ... If you are a previous, current, potential merchant or a consumer, I highly suggest to avoid doing any business with Sharing Spree.
An attorney general complaint from the Ultimate Tan & Med Spa, which has several area locations, lists Sapps address as in West Linn and claims Sharing Spree owes the business $7,300 from a discount deal.
Sapps October 2012 email in response to a request for payment is: It should have been sent. I will make sure we get the payment to you.
It is the last email from Sapp that is included in the complaint.
The owner of M2P Marketing, doing business as www.Fox12DailyDeals.com, negotiated a deal during a promotion. M2P claims in an attorney general complaint that Sharing Spree owes $35,000 between the deal and the merchants share of the revenues.


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Last weekend I hit that 10,000 round mark on my XD9 Service. It's been a great gun all the way. Here's my story...
Back in March of 2005, my friend and I decided to buy ourselves handguns. We made several trips to the gun range and tried out different ones. We rented the Glock 19 and the XD9 side by side. We both favored the XD9. We weren't satisfied so we went back two more times and rented the same two pistols. Each time we both liked the XD9 better. The following month, we both owned brand new Springfield Armory XD9 Service Models at $469 each.
At the time, Winchester White Box ammo was $4.96 per box of 50 at Walmart. Target practice was cheap. When Walmart raised their prices multiple times, the next best thing was CCI Blazer Aluminum from Academy Sports for $5.97 a box. I also shot a few boxes of Federal Hydra-Shok and a box of Winchester Ranger. Out of the 10,000 rounds I would estimate about a 100 were Winchester Rangers or Hydra-Shok. About 5,000 were WWB and the rest were CCI Blazer Brass. I experienced a few Failures to Eject early on. This was when the round count was below 500. For the next 9,500 rounds it has performed flawlessly. I never shot reloads.
I was using the 5-inch Shoot-N-See targets and would usually keep most hits in the target. Eventually, I was keeping my hits inside the inner rings of the 5-inch Shoot-N-Sees. The Range Officer told me to quit buying those and go to the 3-inch ones. He said I had the talent. Uh-huh... Well, my groups got tighter with the 3-inch ones. He later added it was just a matter of concentration. It's what I was focusing on. Another few hundred rounds later, I now use the 1-inch orange dots. I can consistently keep 10 rounds in a 2-inch group. The pics of the targets below were a result of 40 rounds per aim point. That's all two handed, free standing shooting at seven yards. What's the point here? Many people talk about the accuracy of a gun or the accuracy of ammo. At 7 yards, I feel it's really 99% the shooter and 1% the equipment.
Since I was going out to shoot every weekend, I never saw the point in cleaning the gun after every trip. Early on, I was even going twice a week. In the 11 months that I've had this gun, I've only cleaned it maybe seven or eight times. Has this caused the gun to fail or be less accurate? I think not. For whatever it's worth, I had the gun professionaly cleaned at the range after I hit that 10,000 round mark. They do the ultrasonic cleaning which really cleans areas we can't see or reach.
Would I do it all over again? Hell yea! I love this gun. It is very nice to shoot and I have no complaints about its accuracy or reliability. Would I ever sell it. Hell no! I almost did once but I'm glad I kept it.
Click on the pics to zoom in.
Very good picture report with very good pictures. You have done a fine job and thanks for sharing.
My cleaning routine wasn't anything special either. I would wet the slide, frame, guide rod/spring and barrel with Hoppes #9. With a toothbrush, I brush the parts of the frame, slide and guide rod/spring that I can reach. I use a stiffer cleaning brush on the exterior barrel. This lets me scrape any residue off the feed ramp. Then I use the barrel brush to scrub the inside of the barrel. Maybe about 10-15 times. Then I rinse it all with Brake Parts Cleaner, Carburetor Cleaner or WD-40, whichever I have at the time. Initially, I used Q-tips and patches to dry it off. Now that I have an air compressor, I use compressed air to dry it off. Then I oil just about everything. I never worried about over oiling since I don't walk around a dusty desert everyday. The gun usually leaks oil after dry firing. Compressed air is good at blowing out excess oil. That's about it. Nothing special. I would do this about once a month.
That was interesting to see. Plenty of worn off finish in places, but not much metal worn away anywhere. I've become less of a fan of cleaning that gun. It takes down and assembles easy, but it is hard to get at all the areas where grime tends to accumulate. If I had an air compressor I could see how that would come in really handy.
I'm a little too generous with the oil myself. No matter what people tell me there is just part of me that says moving mechanical parts on any machine need lubercation. Same thing for me though. My guns don't get exposed to much dirt. Most of the dirt inside my guns is just powder residue.
I am curious about on thing. None of the pictures show the lug on the barrel. The notch were the guide rod meets up with the barrel seems kind of shallow like it doesn't have much of a positive grip on the guide rod. Mine is the 5" so I actually have a one piece rod instead of the type you have. I always assume that they engineer that contact point between the barrel lug and the guide rod shallow because wear will deepen it over time anyway. I'm just curious if that has been the case on yours?
That is assuming the guide rod locks up with the barrel in a similar fashion on the 4" models.
Good report. Nice to see the gun holding up.
What about the trigger. Does it still bother the finger, or have you learned to ignore that?
Never argue with drunks or crazy people.
I'm surprised that you still have the stock spring and rod. It seems like a lot of XD owners are switching over to an after market set up. I switched over to a DGR because I like the fact it stays flush with the gun and doesn't stick out.
I haven't found a compelling reason to change out anything on my XD.
Great pics!! 10,000 rounds and it still looks, and works great.
Thanks propellerhead,
There isn't wear there that I tought there would be. Most of that barrel looks like it just came out of the box.
Now that I can compare the 4" model to my 5" with one piece FLGR I really think the guide rod design on the 4" is superior. I'm sure they are both just fine, but I really like how they designed the rod on the 4". The 5" is a one piece rod, but unlike a 1911 rod it is a hollow tube that is open on the back end and has small hole in the front. I'm not sure what practical difference it will ever make, but I like that captive spring setup on the 4" better.
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A most interestin' report. Nice to hear from experience.
And, you Sir, are obviously of the school or "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
Bob Wright
Great report! Thank you.
Wow! An old thread brought back from the dead.
I've been shooting IDPA with my XD9 and it has not given me any issues. I had a malfunction once when the primer of a round broke off and got caught in the ejection port. So it wasn't really the gun. The debris just didn't let the slide return to the full forward position.
I've made it to the 11,700 round mark. I still only clean it maybe once every 2-3 months. Not after every range trip.


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Around the North Suncoast in 30 days
A daily spring preview of every football program in Hernando and Pasco counties:
Coach: Brian Wachtel (second season, 8-2)
Last season: 8-2
District: Class 3A, District 7
Key losses: QB Cody Van De Boe, OL Joe Crews, OL Ryan Brosnan, OL Jordan Indermuehle, FB Leigh Andre, RB Brandon Mundy, LB Dylan Lamb, LB Hunter McIntosh, LB Anthony Moore
Who's back: RB Ricky Trinidad, QB Matt Michaels, WR Dylan Buono, RB Freddie Jones, LB Chris Collins, C Justin Buis, K/P Codi Folsom
What's new: The biggest thing the Mustangs have to replace is the offensive line in front of returning county rushing leader Trinidad. No one questions the electric ability of Trinidad, but much of the 1,389 yards and 17 touchdowns he racked last season were attributed to the senior-laden offensive line. Wachtel is replenishing that line with new faces like LG Chris Schalles, LT Foster Artlit, RT Jesse Echeverria and RG Josh Gabel. Another complement to Trinidad will be backup tailback Jones. While Jones received playing time as a sophomore, he was the third running back with Mundy getting a lot of time on the field. With Mundy graduating, Jones will have to step to the forefront to spell Trinidad, especially if Trinidad gets injured again, as he did for a few games last season.
Audible: "Going into this spring, we focused on competition and consistency. That's what our philosophy is, and that's where we are now as a team." — Wachtel
Did you know? Despite eight wins, the Mustangs were the odd team out in a three-horse district race last season when Pasco and Land O'Lakes each reached the postseason. Mitchell reached the state playoffs in 2004 with a record of 7-3. Last year's win total was the most in program history. …Going into last season, Van De Boe was the incumbent quarterback, but a knee injury in the preseason game at Hudson sidelined him for the year. Michaels, playing wide receiver at the time, was thrown into the fire. He went on to have a terrific season as a junior with seven touchdown passes and three interceptions. He also ran for 435 yards and five touchdowns. He is expected to be one of the top signal callers in the county this season.
Spring game: At Sunlake, 7:30 p.m. May 28
2010 schedule
Aug. 26 vs. Hudson (preseason)
Sept. 3 at River Ridge
Sept. 10 vs. Ridgewood
Sept. 17 vs. Clearwater Central Catholic
Sept. 24 vs. Anclote
Oct. 1 at Wesley Chapel
Oct. 8 at Zephyrhills
Oct. 15 vs. Gulf
Oct. 22 vs. Sunlake
Oct. 29 at Pasco
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The new healthcare law in the U.S. is slowly coming into play. So too is an expected doctor shortage. The Association of American Medical Colleges expects a 90,000 shortage by 2020. And of course it matters where the holes are.
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With signs of declining malaria deaths in Africa raising hopes of eradicating the disease worldwide, researchers unveiled today at the annual meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (ASTMH) a new malaria map that is the first to identify on a global scale where the long-lasting and potentially deadly form of malaria—a parasite known as Plasmodium vivax—has a firm foothold in large swaths of South Asia and parts of Latin America.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Strep infections and not the flu virus itself may have killed most people during the 1918 influenza pandemic, which suggests some of the most dire predictions about a new pandemic may be exaggerated, U.S. researchers said on Thursday.
The findings suggest that amassing antibiotics to fight bacterial infections may be at least as important as stockpiling antiviral drugs to battle flu, they said.
Keith Klugman of Emory University in Atlanta and colleagues looked at what information is available about the 1918 flu pandemic, which killed anywhere between 50 million and 100 million people globally in the space of about 18 months.
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I suppose this was why I came here. Read more
A few weeks back, in the middle of the craziness of wrapping up projects and preparing for final exams I couldn't help but squeeze in a weekend to Dallas. Read more
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Having little to no practical experience in starting and running a new business, one of the focuses of my MBA was entrepreneurship. Read more
There are a lot of advantages to being at a business school within a large university, as is the Kellogg School of Management which is located at Northwestern University. Read more
Jazz has had a huge influence on Chicago and I have been lucky enough to hear some great acts during my year at the Kellogg School of Management. Read more
Last weekend was the annual alumni reunion as well as the spring term production of "Special K" – a student display of amateur dramatics. Read more
Throughout my year at the Kellogg School of Management I have been exposed to diversity. Read more
This week has been a particularly exciting start to a new term at the Kellogg School of Management, my final term here. Read more
We have just arrived in Shanghai after a busy week visiting Xi'an and Chengdu. Read more
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Today was the 11th Annual Kellogg Private Equity & Venture Capital Conference. This year the conference was the largest yet, with a sell-out attendance of over 300 students, alumni and professionals. Read more
Chicago is a cold place to be over the winter, with temperatures consistently below freezing and snow both a regular treat and inconvenience. Last week I joined some alumni from the One Year Kellogg MBA prgramme to embrace the cold by plunging into Lake Michigan for charity. Read more
I have mental metrics that seem to be good indicators as to how much value I get out of my classes. Read more
I didn't anticipate that I would spend much time recruiting at business school. After all, I am returning to the Boston Consulting Group on graduation, so I assumed the whole process would pass me by. It turns out that I was quite wrong. Read more
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