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Last month, Apriori Beauty introduced ViViD Hair Therapy with Synergistic Shine™ — three new products that can help you shine, in more ways than one! Enjoy vibrant, healthy hair, plus the opportunity to Use Love Share® your favorite products while earning weekly and monthly financial rewards. With the addition of ViViD, now the whole family can Make Life Beautiful with Apriori Beauty!
April also showered Apriori Beauty with new Consultants — Welcome to Each of You! We're excited that you're excited and can't wait to meet you, either on the road this summer or at our national meeting Making Life Beautiful (MLB) 2013, set for November 6-8, 2013 in beautiful Dana Point, California! At MLB, you'll see it's easy to turn your enthusiasm for your favorite product(s) into a passion for helping others, while building a business at the same time. Our Great Start Consultant, Lisa Adam and Right Now Retailer, Beth Chernosky (see their stories on this page), are proof of just that!
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Top 5 Consultants in Retail Sales from Client orders Congratulations to the following Consultants for their weekly retailing achievements
Week of May 4 to May 10, paid on May 17 1. Gina Rezendes, Consultant – Dove Canyon, CA 2. Paula Yudelevit, Manager – Mc Henry, MD 3. Angela Neifert-Kraiser, Manager – Broomfield, CO 4. Taylore Sinclaire, Consultant – Santa Ana, CA 5. Carleen McIlveen, Manager – Cape Coral, FL
Week of April. 29 to May 3, paid on May 10 1. Paula Yudelevit, Manager – Mc Henry, MD 2. Linnea Wilson, Exec Director – Chico, CA 3. Lisa Adam, Manager – Webster, NY 4. Jennifer Tubbs, Consultant – Livermore, CA 5. Audra Caton, Consultant – Pleasanton, CA
Week of April. 20 to April 26, paid on May 3 1. Paula Yudelevit, Manager – Mc Henry, MD 2. Liz Cotter, Exec Director – Pittsfield, VT 3. Natalie Walsh, Sr Consultant – Pleasanton, CA 4. Robbi Kohler, Exec Director – Laguna Niguel, CA 5. Abigail Sperber, Consultant – Laguna Niguel, CA
Week of April. 6 to April 12, paid on April 19 1. Tricia Baumgardner, Silver Director – Laguna Niguel, CA 2. Jill Kranitz, Sr Consultant – Louisville, CO 3. Paula Yudelevit, Manager – Mc Henry, MD 4. Kathie Sitton, Consultant – Huntington Beach, CA 5. Amy Greenburg, Consultant – Jupiter, FL
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Top 10 Consultants in Retail Sales from personal Client orders 1. Paula Yudelevit, Manager — Mc Henry, MD 2. Linnea Wilson, Exec Director — Chico, CA 3. Natalie Walsh, Founder & Sr. Consultant — Pleasanton, CA 4. Liz Cotter, Exec Director — Pittsfield, VT 5. Louri Boilard, Silver Director — Manchester, NH 6. Jami Taguchi, Manager — Sierra Madre, CA 7. Libby Jason, Manager — Mission Viejo, CA 8. Lisa Barnes, Consultant — Lake Worth, FL 9. Candace Dye, Exec Director — Irvine, CA 10. Carleen McIlveen, Manager — Cape Coral, FL
Top 10 Power Builders with the highest paid Power Bonuses for new activity on their first 3 levels 1. Jacqui Agostinelli, Gold Director — W. Palm Beach, FL 2. Lisa Minogue, Gold Director — Eastport, NY 3. Lisa Smith, Silver Director — Miami, FL 4. Beverly Sage, Exec Director — Miami, FL 5. Louri Boilard, Silver Director — Manchester, NH 6. Karen Fishman, Exec Director — Palmetto Bay 7. Candace Dye, Exec Director — Irvine, CA 8. Susan Shaheen, Gold Director — Greenville, SC 9. Lisa Adam, Manager — Webster, NY 10. Cheryl St. Clair, Silver Director — Westminster, CO
Top 10 Consultants in Personal Group Bonus Volume — PGBV = downline volume from Consultants and their Clients, down to a Manager. 1. Paula Yudelevit, Manager — Mc Henry, MD 2. Karen Fishman, Executive Director — Palmetto Bay, FL 3. Louri Boilard, Silver Director — Manchester, NH 4. Linnea Wilson, Exec Director — Chico, CA 5. Natalie Walsh, Manager — Pleasanton, CA 6. Terri Lindow, Silver Director — Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 7. Candace Dye, Exec Director — Irvine, CA 8. Liz Cotter, Exec Director — Pittsfield, VT 9. Lisa Adam, Manager — Webster, NY 10. Susan Shaheen, Gold Director — Greenville, SC
Lisa Adam, Sr. Consultant | Webster, NY Joined:February 2013 Downline Consultants: 7 (all personally sponsored!)
It all started with a Facebook message from Lisa Minogue. We had both worked at a previous Network Marketing company together and Lisa wanted to know if I was interested in trying an Apriori Beauty skin care sample. For the past year, I had been exploring and researching various skin care companies I might want to join; however, none of them seemed appealing. At the time, I was open to trying out Lisa's samples, but didn't want to get my hopes up in case the skin care turned out to be like the rest I'd be trying: ineffective.
To put it simply, the results exceeded my expectations. I was squeezing out every lost drop I could get from the Celloxylin 5-step strip. Immediately, I was noticing a difference and so were others! My husband commented on how my skin was glowing. Right after receiving the samples, I had to rush my husband to the ER, who was suffering with a bad case of the flu. While waiting with my husband to see a doctor, I was on my phone messaging back and forth with Lisa. "I want the entire set," I stated and asked, "What's my best option?" Lisa mentioned that if I signed up as a Consultant, I would receive a 30% rebate on all the products I purchased. As she further explained the compensation plan, I couldn't believe what I was hearing. It was perfect and unheard of! How could I say no? I wasn't in the business mindset, but knew it could be a valuable option down the road. I was determined to try every single Apriori Beauty product and then I could retail to my friends and family. It was there in the ER that I decided to sign-up as a Consultant and order the All-in-One set. I wasn't going to wait any longer, I'd found my ideal skin care company!
The next few days was like a kid waiting for Christmas, unbearable. I waited eagerly for my Starter Kit and products to arrive and checked the mailbox every hour. The day they were scheduled to arrive, I was leaving on a girl's trip with my friends and our daughters. I refused to leave without the products and literally chased down the mailman, fearful he would forget to drop off my packages. I received my products, shoved them in my suitcase and left for vacation. That night, I couldn't resist opening up my package from Apriori Beauty and ended up lining up all the products in the hotel bathroom for me and my girlfriends to share. From there, everyone used and loved it, placing their orders faster than I could open my Starter Kit. Upon arriving back home, I mailed out samples to friends and family, asking for their opinion. Even friends of mine who had never ordered from me at my previous company, were now placing orders and asking about Apriori Beauty's business opportunity. I honestly wasn't expecting everything to happen so fast, especially since I had told myself I didn't want to sell anything till I had tried every single product. I didn't realize that just by sharing what I loved, I would not only be helping others by introducing them to healthy skin care, but I would also be growing my business. It really sunk in when my mom came to visit me and upon trying the Celloxylin samples, told me that she wanted the full set and that I had to share these products with others.
Mid-March, I decided to go full-swing and launch my business. My sponsor, Lisa Minogue and Nathaly Diaz flew in to help me throw my first product experience. We didn't even ask guests if they wanted to order because we didn't get a chance. My guests were grabbing brochures and filling out order forms. I still can't believe how simple this has been. All I've done is share with others and post new profile pictures on Facebook, which always garner attention from friends, exclaiming, "What are you using? Your face looks amazing!" The products do most of the work, all I do is share. I find it funny that in the two months I've been with Apriori Beauty, I've been more confident than I ever was at my previous company. I currently have 60 samples sent out to people all over the country. I always tell people, "try this, I promise you will not regret it!" If someone puts the products on their face, they're going to fall in love. Whether they place an order now or later is not the point. I'm more concerned about educating and sharing healthy skin care. So many people aren't aware that what they're using is harmful to their body. It scares me that most products out there are incredibly dangerous, yet no one knows about it because they're not informed. All I can do is share Apriori Beauty and let others make the best decision for themselves.
The biggest lesson I've learned since being at Apriori Beauty is something my 6-year-old daughter taught me: make the best out of a bad situation. My daughter's imagination is as wild as they come and recently, she got in trouble and as a lesson, my husband took away all her toys. Expecting her to get upset and bored, I was left speechless when I saw her making up new imaginary toys to play with. I called my husband and said, "you won't believe this, but she's created an imaginary world now that she doesn't have toys to play with." We both laughed as we were quickly reminded how it's impossible to take away our daughter's imagination. She made the best out of what she was presented with and turned a bad situation into something good. We focus on teaching our kids lessons when in fact they're often the ones teaching us. On days (or even weeks) when I'm feeling frustrated and that I can no longer grow my business, I think of my daughter and use that positive energy to explore new outlets. My daughter has quickly become my Apriori Beauty mini-me, sitting next to me on her toy phone and asking, "Would you like the face wash with that?" I'm definitely raising future Apriori Beauty Consultants!
Beth Chernosky, Senior Consultant | Portland, ME Joined: September 2010 Has 88 personal Clients Top 5 Weekly Retailer, 5 Times Top 10 Monthly Retailer, February 2011
Right now my business is part-time (in addition to my full time job), so it's very important for me to keep track of what I'm doing to build my Apriori Beauty business. Being self-employed, I am frequently running through long to-do lists and time can easily slip by if I'm not organized with my business-building activities.
For me, having visual reminders front and center every day help build my overall volume! I have a 2 week blank chart that I fill-in with my bi-weekly goals and then every day, I write in what I did to build my Apriori business. I keep track of how many samples I've shared, how many people I've registered as clients and how close I am to my volume goals. And, just as important — if I haven't done anything in a day to work my business — I put a big zero! This is a very big motivator for me because I don't like seeing those zeros during the week and I certainly don't like to see multiple zeros in a row! It's very easy to let a day or two slip by when life gets busy and next thing you know, a week has passed. With my weekly chart, I can see exactly what I'm doing each day. Keeping track of my daily activities and weekly goals has been a tremendous help in keeping me on track.
When I first meet a potential new Client, my number one objective is to establish a certain level of trust and rapport. It's very important for me that someone feels comfortable and knows that I am there to help them with their skincare needs — not just sell them skincare products! I try to ask questions about what they're currently using as far as products, what product line, and then I want to know what their interest level is in a skincare regimen. Based on their answers, I like to take a collaborative approach in creating the perfect skincare regimen for them. It's important to start with the basics: the Celloxylin® Créme Cleanse and the Day Defense. Beyond those two, I will suggest products based on what the client is looking for in regards to a specific skincare concern. If someone is only using a cleanser, I'll sample them with the cleanser, probably the Day Defense and then an Enzyme Activated Micro Scrub sample as a "treat." I don't want anyone to feel overwhelmed with products they're not accustomed to because we can always add more to their regimen later on. But, for someone who loves skincare products, I'll provide the entire sample strip and the Micro Scrub. It's all dependent on that initial conversation.
I've met my Clients through a variety of ways: networking events, friends, family members of friends and just by letting people know about my skincare business. I've found that conversations I had six months prior, or even a year ago, have eventually turned into an inquiry. A seed was planted and I didn't even realize it. Once I've sampled someone, during my follow-up, I ask if I can register them to receive Apriori Beauty's monthly newsletter and highlight the fact our company does a wonderful job of not filling email in-boxes with endless amounts of emails. I also highlight our frequent 1-day sales events and monthly product specials. We really do have a lot of wonderful things to offer our Clients and I make an attempt to share this from the get-go.
Creating that level of trust, providing skincare knowledge and sharing amazing products have been key elements in creating my Apriori business. I'm so happy to have joined this company and am committed to building my business as a long-term venture. It's so exciting to think where we will be in the next 20 years!


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I *think* this one is vintage {as in from the 80's} too but my mom and I couldn't remember.
I pulled a bunch of other fabrics from my new stash to help me get in the mood for Valentines Day. That heart fabric...I still can't believe she didn't want it.
Isn't washed, pressed, and folded fabric all stacked up just so pretty? So full of possibilities...
Here are some fat quarters. Unwrapped...sweet.
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I also scored some lace from the 80's and 90's, and these thimbles she had from my Grandmother.
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Beef jerky, reality shows, beer: Coburn tells DoD to cut it all out
A new report, called the Department of Everything, says DoD spending over the next 10 years will total almost $68 billion on non- military goods and services. Some recent examples include a smartphone app to help military members manage their caffeine intake and the sponsorship of a workshop by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency called the 100 Year Starship project, which included a session called, "Did Jesus die for Klingons too?"
00NeoCon Reduxhardtimezone["We have more than 300,000 uniformed personnel doing jobs that should be done by civilians. That means that nearly three times the number of troops that were on the ground in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom are doing nonmilitary jobs that should be done by civilian personnel." - Donald Rumsfeld, May 22, 2003 http://wapo.st/QWrctB "More than 300,000 military members performing civilian jobs and numerous general officers: $37 billion." - Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), Nov. 16, 2012] I hope that it's pointed out that Coburn is rehashing Rumsfeld's "Defense for the 21st Century" case right down to the exact number of troops he wants to privatize and outsource. Make no mistake, conservatives loathe all federal government employees and want to privatize every one of them. So essentially Coburn, like Rumsfeld, wants to hand 300,000 active duty positions from DoD over to contractors. This went over like a lead balloon in 2003 when Rumsfeld talked about it and I remember pretty negative covers on all of the Military Times publications, which later called for Rumsfeld's resignation. I hope Mr. Jason Miller can make the same connections (we're not talking the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon here), and will write a piece taking these connections into consideration. It's worth noting that both Rumsfeld & Coburn seem to be reading off CATO Institute's "Downsizing the Federal Government." If so, there's numerous areas of concern when it comes to CATO's focus on downsizing DoD. www.downsizinggovernment.org/defense If Mr. Miller does a follow up, I hope that's taken into consideration as well. Scary stuff from the still scary NeoCons.34379{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0NeobamaMcWhat's scary is when we see Obama bomb Libya and send U.S. special forces into Jordan (w/French, Brit, and Qatar) to prepare a no-fly zone over Syria. But I guess its ok when democrats bomb people, just bad when republicans do it, etc. Is Obama a neo-con when he's doing the same thing Bush or Romney would do? Its time wake up, little kiddies.34410{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }34379A guy who has never served.......Big JoeI get it....alot is spent on non-military goods. So, when my family lived in Spain, Italy, Turkey, and Germany, would my kids go to a local school and just pick up the local language and receive a FREE great education? It shouldn't take them more than a week or so for a 7th grader to learn Italian enough to start understanding.....right? Same with the commisary and exchange. My wife should know before we get to Turkey how to cook several meals using authentic Turkish food found in the local markets. These comments from Sen Coburn sound like a guy that has never served in uniform, never lived internationally...and never ventured far from his personal parking spot at Reagan airport and all the other perks he seems very comfortable with.....34381{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0Coburn knows not what he speaks ofGrindioTom Coburn's arguments are shot full of fallicies. Although he is right out the Flags...some of them should go!1. Commisaries (grocery stores for the military) are self-sustaining and in fact give money back to Command MWR programs. 2. DoD schools - I'm pretty sure that he is talking about stateside schools. The only problem with closing them is you really won't save much money since you'll have to give a healthy chunk of funds to local school districts since the large majority of students who attend stateside DoD schools live on base and, if you live on base housing you don't (or your landlord doesn't) pay property taxes. I don't know of any school district in the country which can or will absorb a bunch of new students without some additional funding. 3. As another commentor put it, you get rid of 300,000 military personnel you still have to hire someone (GS or contractor) to do those jobs. No huge savings there either. 4. Tuition Assistance (TA) - Most VA programs require you to have finished your service prior to using benefits. The Active Duty TA program is just that...for use while you are active duty. Few people actually complete an entire Bachelor degree using TA, most just use it to pick up some classes so they are ahead of the game when they do separate from the service. 5. Much better comments regarding research have already been put out there so I'll leave that one alone.34399{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0My viewTime BanditI am not too familiar with military spending but I do know defense contractors blow a good deal, used to be a defense contractor for 10 years with the Navy in DC before I was laid off. The company I worked for would hire do nothing slackers, they would sit in their office, twiddle their thumbs and collect a hefty paycheck. They would hire wet behind the ears graduates from college that had no experience in Navy work, let alone know how to cut and paste in power point and pay them $58k+ a year while I...who only had a diploma and was paid $42k, did more work and knew way more. I still love and miss the Navy, would love to go back but seeing how things are going..I don't think it's a good time to try.34400{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0
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The Labor Department reported that the number of people filing for first-time unemployment claims rose by 4,000 to 367,000 for the week ended Sept. 29. That was slightly higher than expected.
Ahead of that report, outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas said U.S.-based employers announced plans to cut 33,816 jobs in September, down 71% from a year earlier.
These reports, along with Wednesday's ADP report on private sector job growth, are all precursors to the government's closely watched monthly jobs report due out Friday.
Investors will also be keeping a wary eye on Mario Draghi, the ECB president who recently said he'd do whatever it takes to preserve the euro.
ECB officials kept rates at 0.75% when they met in Slovenia Thursday. And while Draghi isn't expected to announce any new initiatives when he speaks at 8:30 a.m. ET, he may give more details about where the ECB's new bond buying program stands.
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No. 17 Marquette 69, St. John's 67 (OT): Vander Blue scored 13 of his 16 points after halftime, including the game-winning basket in overtime, as the visiting Golden Eagles clinched a share of the Big East title for the first time since joining the conference in 2005-06.Jamil Wilson added 14 points and a game-high eight rebounds for Marquette (23-7, 14-4 Big East), which will play in one of the quarterfinal matchups in the conference tournament Thursday at Madison Square Garden. The Golden Eagles blew a 10-point lead late in regulation before surviving to win their fourth straight.Phil Greene IV scored 20 points and Jakarr Sampson chipped in 17 as St. John's (16-14, 8-10) lost for the sixth time in seven games. The Golden Eagles scored 18 consecutive points across halftime to take a 37-25 lead and held a 63-54 advantage after Davante Gardner hit two free throws with 1:53 left in regulation. However, Marco Bourgault's 3-pointer highlighted a 9-0 Red Storm run to end the second half, as Jamal Branch's layup with 28 seconds to go forced overtime.Blue's layup with 49 seconds left in OT tied it at 67 and both Felix Balamou and Greene missed on the other end. After a timeout to set up the final play, Blue got to the rim for a layup at the buzzer.GAME NOTEBOOK: Marquette has won 13 of the last 14 meetings. ... The teams combined to go 15-for-31 at the line. ... St. John's F Sir'Dominic Pointer was suspended for the game after fighting in Tuesday's loss to Notre Dame.
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Hundreds rally in Albany for Governor and Legislature to reinvest in NY's public schools
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A group of activists from Central New York and across the state headed to Albany on Wednesday.
They called for the Governor and Legislature to re-invest in New York's public schools.
Eyewitness News Reporter Jennifer Lee spoke with teachers about how cuts to the classroom are affecting their students.
As governor Cuomo is preparing the 2013 budget, students, parents and teachers are traveling to Albany today to protest policies that have forced schools to make cut backs in the classroom.
Over 700 activists all across the state hopped on a bus tour to make their voices heard.
Buses stopped at various locations on the way to the capitol, picking up more people, one of them being Utica at JFK Middle School.
"We've lost an elementary art teacher; we lost art electives at the high school. We've lost a language teacher," said retired Central New York school teacher, Sandra Bliss. And the list goes on and on she says.
Sandra is one of the many participants rallying to seek more funding for schools in New York, particularly for the Frankfort-Schuyler Central School District.
She says like many other schools in central New York, they're facing more cutbacks in the coming years.
And she says something needs to be done before it's too late.
"We're beginning to find children that cannot compete with children in wealthy school districts in terms of getting into college because they don't have the background," said Bliss.
A teacher from Rochester says any students can compete if given the proper resources and support.
But, Daniel Delehanty says without it, New York public schools will be facing a long road ahead of them.
"We are creating a system in the state of districts that have and other districts that have not. The system of haves and have not's violates the constitutional duty," said Delehanty.
Mr. Delehanty is referring to the court ruling of the campaign for fiscal equity case involving the state's education system.
The activists say the governor and legislature need to fulfill the court-ordered commitment to increase the funding for the neediest school districts in the state- which means providing every child with a "sound basic education."


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Fifty-two racers with colorful cars competed hot and heavy on Mount Airy's South Franklin Road Saturday morning.
Residents there might not have noticed it, with none of the deafening sounds associated with racing and the cars weighing only about 5 ounces each while being powered by gravity rather than high-performance engines.
Yet despite the fact they were small and relatively noiseless — in a venue not involving a one-mile oval, but a 40-foot track in the Mount Airy Christian Church gymnasium — competition was huge at the annual Pinewood Derby.
Cub Scouts from across Surry County and their parents filled the gym, continuing a 60-year tradition launched when a California Cubmaster devised the activity because his son was too small to compete in Soap Box Derby races.
The intent is having kids, with the help of their dads, construct miniature race cars from kits containing a block of pine wood, plastic wheels and tiny metal axles. They can paint them in colors of their choosing and add other personal touches as well.
The Best of Show Award, as determined by judges, was won by Nathan Lattimore, while Cubs Choice honors (voted on by the other scouts) went to Colby Stowers. Each youth received a participation trophy.
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Cars of various designs could be seen during Saturday's competition, but one of the most unique was a winning racer of Benjamin Hiatt of Pack 596 in Mount Airy. He captured the Tiger competition involving younger scouts, with older ones vying in the Cub division.
Benjamin and his father, Patrick Hiatt, crafted their car to resemble a cell phone complete with numbers, which Benjamin appropriately named "Speed Dial."
"This is like so awesome!" he exclaimed while clutching the large trophy received for winning the Tiger segment. Saturday marked Benjamin's first time competing in the Pinewood Derby and he could barely contain his excitement afterward.
Meanwhile in another area of the church, Zane Hardy held the trophy he won in the Cub (older) division as the day's top overall finisher.
Each Cub's car was raced several times, which involved releasing cars from a starting point and having them glide down a ramp toward the finish line on the other side of the gym, where official times were shown on a screen.
Zane, 9, a member of Mount Airy's Pack 553, had an average overall time of 18.5010 seconds — not good enough for Daytona, but fast enough for his car to win Saturday at Mount Airy Christian Church. The victory was attributed to "lots of hard work" on the part of the scout and his dad, Stan Hardy.
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Indeed, the father-son aspect of the Pinewood Derby made everyone a winner regardless of where they finished in Saturday's event, participants agreed.
"I enjoy being with my son," Kenny Largen of White Plains said of Hunter, 8, a member of Pack 553.
"This is our third year," Largen said. It took him and Hunter four or five days to prepare this year's car. "We worked on it pretty hard," he added.
The experience has allowed the elder Largen to teach his son about machinery such as saws, "and the principle of friction, which he's learning in school now." That's because "lots of sanding" is involved in the process.
And while Hunter finished 24th overall Saturday, the father-and-son team received valuable data about the importance of aerodynamics in racing. "Thin is the way to win," Kenny Largen joked.
Regardless of scientific principles, his son had a simple response to that of other Cub Scouts when asked what he liked most about Saturday's event:
"Just the part where I can race and have fun."
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Travis Leroy Ball, 46, of Warner Robins, the alleged serial arsonist accused of setting numerous house fires in Upson and Lamar counties, was released from the Upson County Jail on Feb. 19 on a $150,000 cash bond.
Ball was arrested in Barnesville on Jan. 8, following a traffic stop, and charged with arson related to numerous fires in the county. He posted a $20,000 cash bond in Lamar County on Jan. 18 and was released there, but was immediately re-arrested and transported to the Upson County Jail, facing four counts of arson here.
Two counts are for a mobile home located on Crest Highway, where someone tried to set the structure on fire Dec. 28, but the fire failed to catch and just damaged some carpet and a wall in the back of the house. On Jan. 7, the vacant house on Crest Highway was set on fire again, and this time it burned to the ground.
The third and fourth fires also occurred Jan. 7 and were relatively close to each other. A structure fire at 135 Pickard Road was called in, and when deputies and firefighters arrived, they found a vacant doublewide trailer situated far off the road fully engulfed in flames. A volunteer with Northside VFD was on his way down Burkett Road to assist at the Pickard Road fire when he saw flames and smoke coming out of one side of a brick home at 402 Burkett Road. That brick house, also vacant, suffered heavy fire damage.


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Joliet, IL – CPX Sports and Viper Paintball Announce Command Staff for Living Legends 6.
Steve "Necro" Kaltenbach has been named General for The Horde at Living Legends 6. Necro has been playing for over a decade and in that time has developed an outstanding reputation within the scenario community. He is the founder of SAS Woodsball Club, a worldwide woodsball organization, and recently came on board Social Paintball, the leader in paintball media. Necro victoriously commanded the Reapers at Living Legends 4 under the Duke and more recently commanded the Vandals for the Horde at Living Legends 5. Now, in 2013, he heeds the call to command The Horde at Living Legends 6.
Andre "Wolf" Critchlow has answered the call to lead the New Empire in 2013. Wolf's paintball career began back in 1996 and in that short time he has become one of the most well known personalities within the sport. Bringing more than good looks and charm to the world of YouTube, Wolf is a hardened commander with many battles under his belt, including West Point, Wasaga Beach, and a victory at Living Legends 4.
XO'ing for Wolf and the New Empire will be "Roughneck" of Cobra Woodsball. LL6 will mark the third time he has brought Cobra Woodsball to Living Legends and he is eager to take on the role of XO. Quick-witted and quick on the trigger, Roughneck and Wolf have the skill and experience to lead the New Empire to victory at Living Legends 6.
Necro's XO will be Kaz of Visual Reviews fame. Kaz has been playing paintball for over 20 years, running the gambit from tournament to scenario, and will be implementing all that experience as XO. Kaz is a veteran of Living Legends 4 and 5 and is confident his command staff has what it takes to bring a victory home for The Horde at Living Legends 6.
Living Legends has become the must-attend scenario event since it's inception in 2008. Living Legends 6 will be taking place at CPX Sports May 17-19. To learn more about Living Legends 6, visit www.cpxsports.com and www.livinglegendsofpaintball.com.


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Mice, like us, don't like the snow and cold. They're going to try and get in to where it's warm. If you have any gaps in and around your house and garage, the mice will take advantage.
"Front, poured concrete stairs almost always have a gap on both sides. It's a great entry point. Chimneys. Again, it's a piece of masonry that's up against the house and they build the house around it. So there's almost always a gap around those areas. Garage doors are another hot spot. Under your deck. A lot of times you'll put in a deck after the home has been constructed. They remove portions of the house to put the deck up against it and they create avenues for the mice to get in," said Chris Quinn, pest control expert.
So you've got to plug the holes. First you need to figure out which hole the mice are using to get in and that's where a little professional help may be necessary.
"As we go around and inspect the home and look for areas that are conducive to rodent invasion, we will point out areas to the homeowner."
Some are easily sealable with just some hardware cloth or chicken wire and some silicone.
While that approach is appropriate for smaller holes and gaps, Quinn said larger areas will require something a little more aggressive and permanent. His company manufactures a metal barrier system to keep the mice out for good.
"Other places we will use the 'Cat Guard' system that we have, the 'Cat Guard' rodent exclusion system. We use high performance metal, bend it and form it and install it around the perimeter of the home."
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I'm with you, totally stoked for this one. The only other info I've managed to find is that the film is scheduled to begin filming this July with an unconfirmed release date in 2014. As soon as I hear more, I will let you and everyone know.
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Okay, based on my teaser post, I want to see a show of hands, how many of you thought I was going to write about a flatulence problem?
Fortunately, my experiences with gas were not bodily, but mechanical, for our family car.
Service, service, service! As a matter of normal operating procedure, gas stations of the 60′s & early 70′s (and probably earlier) use to provide full service on all vehicles that came in for gasoline, gas, petrol, fuel, or whatever you call it in your part of the world. I remember my dad driving into a gas station and as he pulled up to the gas pumps, the tires on the car would run over a rubber hose that stretched across the driveway by the pumps. This would trigger a bell to ring (ding, ding!) and an attendant would come out to your car and ask if you want a filler up and I think what grade of gas you wanted. After he started pumping gas into your car, he would grab a little spray bottle of glass cleaner along with several powder blue colored paper towels (don't ask me how I remember that they were blue) and proceed to clean the windows on our car. He would also pop the hood and check the engine oil and would let you know if you the oil level was okay or if you were down a quart or so.
They didn't have credit card scanners like they do today. They used a roller or pressure style credit card imprinter that you place your credit card in on top of a paper and carbon paper set and either roll the machine over the card or press the machine onto the card to imprint the credit card information onto the paper sheets. The attendant would then place the paper receipt onto a dark blue plastic clip board (at least they were this color in my area) and hand it to you to sign.
1973 brought with it a gas crisis as well as 1979, which was felt across the United States. Problems in the middle east caused a shortage of oil which in turn meant a shortage of fuel for vehicles.
Odd-even gas rationing was implemented in the United States, drivers of vehicles with license plates having an odd number as the last digit (or a vanity license plate) were allowed to purchase gasoline for their cars only on odd-numbered days of the month, while drivers of vehicles with even-numbered license plates were allowed to purchase fuel only on even-numbered days.
I remember people were getting so desperate, that they resorted to stealing gas from peoples cars by siphoning or other means. I even heard that one person made it in the news because they tried sucking gas out of a car using a vacuum cleaner. Gas fumes and vacuum motor sparks don't mix. Well you could probably guess what happened next. Our family car was even one of the many cars that had its gas siphoned during this time.
As the years flew bye, gas prices continued to climb, so self service becomes the new norm and the usual full service becomes a premium paid option. Eventually, full service becomes a thing of the past at most, but not all gas stations. Oregon and New Jersey passed statutes to disallow self service stations due to the safety factors of a person pumping his or her own gas, among several other reasons.
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Warren men facing felony charges after Facebook threat toward police
Facebook photos of two Warren men brandishing a gun were sufficient for detectives to consider written disdain about police as a serious threat.
What officers found in the home of one of the suspects reinforced their suspicions.
Felony and misdemeanor charges against Richard William Walker, 18, and Brandon Michael Davis, 20, started with an anonymous tip to the city's police department that the pair threatened on Facebook to kill police officers.
Police checked respective Facebook pages bearing the names of both men. According to 37th District Court records, a post attributed to Walker last month stated: "Wish people would kill more cops we need to have more cops getting killed we need tru (sic) soldiers."
Records show this Facebook post attributed to Davis: "We really need more cop killers like for real f*** the cops f*** the court system."
Photos from the respective pages on the social media website show two men brandishing what appear to be assault rifles and wearing ski masks and gas masks. In a separate photo, a shirtless man believed to be Walker flexes his left arm with the words "cop killer" tattooed on his left bicep.
Investigators noted that Warren police had impounded a vehicle driven by Walker a few days earlier.
Officials put the city's officers on heightened alert.
"It wasn't just a random, 'I hate the police,'" comment, Detective Lt. Heidi Metz said. "This was a very specific threat. They looked like they had the present ability to carry out the threat."
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Davis hid in the attic and punched and kicked at officers as they tried to arrest him. Walker ran from the house and was arrested after a chase. He also struggled with officers trying to arrest him, Metz said.
Inside the home, officials confiscated shotguns, rifles, a handgun, a crossbow, a mini-cannon, pepper spray and cases of ammunition, police said.
Sgt. John Barnes said police also seized fireworks, with an estimated total value of $10,000, because the pyrotechnics posed a safety hazard.
For the Facebook comments, Walker and Davis are charged with malicious use of a telecommunications device. That offense is a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in prison and a $1,000 fine. They also face charges of possessing a short-barrel shotgun — a 5-year felony — and resisting and obstructing a police officer. The latter charge is a felony punishable by two years in prison.
"We were happy to take them in custody without anyone seriously hurt or them carrying out the threat," Metz said.
A district court hearing is scheduled for Thursday to determine whether there's enough evidence for both suspects to be bound over to Macomb County Circuit Court for trial.
Meantime, Walker and Davis remain in custody at the Macomb County Jail, unable to post $50,000 bail. Court records show both men also are prohibited from using cellphones, computers and visiting Facebook and Twitter, as part of their bond.
Davis' attorney, Warren McAlpine, had little comment Wednesday when reached by The Macomb Daily.
"He's entered a plea of not guilty and we're going forward with that," McAlpine said.
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