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The Hygeia EnJoye-EPS Breast Pump is a professional grade double electric breast pump that is designed for long-term, frequent pumping. The internal piston operation of this pump is similar to the operation of other hospital rental pumps and provides moms with an efficient, reliable pump. Since the pump features independently adjustable speed and suction controls, you can easily customize your setting for comfortable, efficient pumping.
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Answer | : | We recommend you follow all cleaning directions by the manufacturer, most parts of this pump will be clean after washing with warm, soapy water. It is not recommend that soft plastics and silicone pieces be steam sterilized as they can damage easily. | |
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Birmingham Groves alum gives bullied kids a voice in 'The Bully Book'
When Oakland County native Eric Kahn Gale was in sixth grade in a Southfield elementary school, he was heavily bullied by several of his classmates.
"It started with a few kids, and they kind of got the whole class to do it," Gale said. "I was sort of at the center of all of this torment and negative energy. I thought at the time that there was something wrong with me."
Now, the 27-year-old has turned his experience into a novel called "The Bully Book," which was recently published by Harper Collins and has received much reader praise.
Gale is now a resident of Chicago and a full-time writer. He ultimately switched school districts — graduating high school from Birmingham Groves High School.
"I went to a new school and thought that the same things were going to happen ... it surprised me (when the bullying didn't continue)," Gale said.
He realized that he had started to believe what his former classmates had told him. This concept is developed throughout "The Bully Book."
"I allowed these kids to define me, instead of defining myself," Gale said.
The book directly connects with what Gale went through.
"The book is about a kid that is named after me — his name is Eric," Gale said. "(The kids in his class) are calling him the 'grunt' and they humiliated in front of the class and he starts losing friends."
The book follows the main character, Eric, who looks to understand why he is being targeted. Continued...
The character encounters a seventh grader, who tells him that there is a bully book that is passed down each year.
"(They) pick this one kid that you pick to be the grunt, which is the lowest of the low ... there are apparently a specific traits (you need to have to be one)," Gale said. "Eric wanted to know why he was being treated this way — so he seeks out previous years grunts, and he tries to find the book and find why he was chosen."
Gale believes in the quote from the late first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt, who said, "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." This quote is the moral of the story.
"The main insight of the book for the character and myself is that I was allowing myself to be defined by my bullies," Gale said. "When they told me to shut up, I shut up, when they told me I was stupid, I thought I was stupid. The teachers can't be everywhere all the time ... The ultimate power rests in the kid that is being bullied."
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It's that time of year again. No, not to head to Kmart to buy holiday tchotchkes your loved ones will never use. It's time for the winter sports season.
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The months leading up to yesterday's Israeli election were filled with confident forecasting. Israeli voters, analysts told us, were turning rightward and even losing confidence in the Jewish state's democratic institutions. Voter turnout would slouch toward all-time lows, and remaining voters would empower a government that was, depending on a pundit's particular verve, "hardline," "extremist," "ultra-nationalist," -- or even worse.
Israeli voters, however, had other ideas. And now many of those pundits are expressing surprise at the turnout and composition of Israel's 19th Knesset.
By the time polls closed last night, two-thirds of Israeli voters had cast their ballots, exceeding the last election's turnout after inching toward levels not seen in over a decade and a half. The Israeli public -- caricatured on the eve of the election by one far-left voice as "sleepy, complacent and apathetic" -- turned out to be far more engaged than many had imagined. Admirers of Israel's boisterous democratic culture had every reason to feel buoyed.
And if Israeli voters spoke loudly, they also spoke clearly.
The night's big winner was the centrist Yesh Atid party, which garnered 19 seats, far outrunning election-eve polls to become Israel's second-largest party. Founded and led by Israeli TV personality Yair Lapid, Yesh Atid offers a post-ideological pragmatism. The party couples an emphasis on tough national security with an explicit endorsement of a two-state solution, and promotes free market policies while insisting on the need to bolster the middle class. Meanwhile, Yesh Atid's avowedly secularist agenda, its core brand, is expressed in terms of the need to integrate Israel's ultra-orthodox and Arab minorities into the state's civil and military institutions.
Lapid himself is a secular icon in Israel. Though yesterday marked his first election night as a candidate, he is no stranger to politics. His father, Yosef "Tommy" Lapid, headed Israel's top secular liberal party, Shinui (Change), for seven years at the beginning of the last decade. While Yesh Atid is not strictly modeled on Shinui, it is in many ways its modern reincarnation.
Lapid and his party seem to reflect the current mood of the Israeli electorate: skeptical of Palestinian intentions but willing to take risks for peace, averse to old-style Israeli socialism but opposed to shredding Israel's social safety net, and socially liberal while respectful of religious expression.
As expected, the Likud-Beitenu list of incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is poised to anchor a ruling coalition majority in Israel's 120-seat Knesset, landing 31 seats. It should surprise no one that Netanyahu's first coalition-building phone call after polls closed was to Lapid. Netanyahu has shown a strong predictive preference for broad centrist coalitions to those including religious parties and those to his right. He has repeatedly endeavored to forge coalition governments with Israel's center-left parties, as with Labor and Kadima after the last election.


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit raised eyebrows when he correctly picked Auburn to win the SEC West in 2010. Last year, he took Alabama as SEC champion, and although that didn't happen, the Crimson Tide won the national title in an SEC rematch over LSU.
Herbstreit's 2012 SEC prediction: Alabama beats Georgia in Atlanta -- thanks to the dismissal of LSU's Tyrann Mathieu.
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By: Michael Herzenberg
Police say Cesar Lucas raped a woman just after midnight Saturday morning.
The 16-year-old was delivering food for Sal's Pizzeria to a building on the Upper West Side. Investigators say he slipped into the open door of another apartment on the same floor and attacked a 35-year-old woman while her 7-year-old daughter slept nearby.
Luis Rodriguez was the doorman on duty that night.
"Being attacked in your own home with your daughter laying on the bed next to you, I think it's beyond comprehension how someone, an individual, could stoop that low," he said.
Rodriguez has worked there for 23 years. But now he's been suspended indefinitely without pay. He says that means he's fired.
"It's been very difficult," he said. "I'm on an emotional roller coaster."
The 64-year-old is emotional, in part, because he's staying in an intensive care unit with his 13-year-old son, who has pneumonia and a neuromuscular disorder that could be fatal.
"My benefits, my union benefits, I lose all that. Who's going to be paying for my son's care?" he said. "It's killing me to see how certain people turned their back on me for an incident that was not my fault."
Joanne Tombrakos lives in the building. She's obviously upset about the rape but also that management let Luis go, apparently because he didn't check when the delivery boy was upstairs for 20 minutes.
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What i have at the moment is a code concept where the exception is not thrown bye a message but much more by a key. This is done to give the flexibility to change the Exception message with the text the developer desire, without the need of refactoring. There are no key/value pairs like structure.
To be more specific, we have a ErrorDefinitionService witt the medho getErrorById(Long id) which is used like
throw new MyException(errorService.getErrorById(longValue))) ;
The reason why its called "Error" might be misleading but EVERY error displayed in the web application is automatically translated etc.
The technical exceptions however dont need to be translated as they never reach the user in that form. In that case we only use it to avoid refactoring for error message editing.


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Ex-Wife Gets Her Revenge and Classmate Crime
A look at weird crimes in our Patch region.
Local police departments provided the following reports. In all incidents where an arrest occurred, a charge is merely an accusation and not evidence of guilt.
Sometimes a cigar is just an act of vengeance
A Skokie man was found guilty in federal court for conspiring to smuggle "truckloads of Cuban cigars into the country." His activities were halted when his ex-wife alerted U.S. Customs.
APB for Santa's elves' accountant
Someone entered an unlocked apartment in Evanston and stole model trains and two adding machines.
Someone stole all four wheels and tires off a vehicle in a Morton Grove parking lot.
A Glenview resident reported that $100 worth of decorative rocks had gone missing.
The perils of a strong alumni network
A woman and her 19-year-old daughter told police that they were upstairs in their Wilmette home when they heard noises coming from the first floor. The daughter said that when she went downstairs to investigate, she saw a 20-year-old former New Trier High School classmate standing in the foyer, sifting through her mother's purse, police reported. The daughter later told police that she recognized the intruder and that the two had mutual friends and that she had accepted a Facebook friendship request from him six months earlier, police reported.
Police said they tracked down the 20-year-old who admitted to several attempted burglaries.
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Guy must have been pretty stupid to try to drive a truck from Cuba. Maybe it was an amphitruck?
Red Sam Rackham
1:03 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Uhh, "truckloads" means the amount of cigars he was attempting to smuggle in could've filled several trucks, not that he was driving or using any trucks. Also Article never said he was bringing them in from Cuba since Cuban cigars can legally purchased in many other countries thruout the world. USA is the only country that bans import of Cuban goods.
Red Sam Rackham
12:03 pm on Sunday, December 9, 2012
Regarding the story of the Skokie man was found guilty in federal court for conspiring to smuggle "truckloads of Cuban cigars into the country," this points out yet again the senseless stupidity of continuing the 50+ years of the Cuban embargo. We import goods made in China into the USA daily yet bringing Cuban cigars into the USA is a crime "because they're commies." Canadians and Europeans are allowed to vacation in Havana but Americans can't. Our MLB drafts some good baseball talent from Japan and such Caribbean countries as Venezuela yet great baseball talent from Cuba can't play in the USA. Persons of Cuban descent have not been able to have personal contact with their relatives still in Cuba for half a century. Face it. Continuing the embargo makes no sense whatsoever and should be ended ASAP.
Kathy Tazzo
10:40 am on Sunday, December 16, 2012
I agree with you Red, all over this country we can buy Chinese Commie junk but a good quality cigar is forbidden. Guess all Commies are not alike. How many American soldiers died allegedly fighting communism but the U.S. government has done everything in its power to help the biggest communist country in the world to become a super power. If it says "made in China" I don't buy it!
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12:03 pm on Sunday, December 9, 2012
I enjoy your headlines, Emily, especially since you were apparently able to come up with them at 5AM when you posted this.
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10:02 am on Monday, December 10, 2012
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Crime Data Investigation
The initial story in the crime data investigation found that from 2009 to early 2012 the Milwaukee Police Department misreported more than 500 aggravated assaults as lesser offenses not counted in the city's violent crime tally. More than 800 additional cases followed the same pattern but couldn't be verified with available records. Subsequent stories found police underreported aggravated assaults even when their own officers were severely injured; police clerks routinely changed dangerous weapon codes to generic ones in a way that allowed violent assaults to be underreported — and escape FBI scrutiny; the FBI's crime auditing process is a fig leaf — metro police departments are rarely audited, and even then the sample sizes are too small to draw meaningful conclusions; Milwaukee police knew they misreported rapes and robberies, but didn't mention this to city leaders or the public; high-ranking department officials raised red flags internally for years that there were problems but the public only heard a drumbeat that crime was down. In addition to these major installments, Poston and Diedrich wrote nearly two dozen follow-up stories that documented the fallout.
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An investigation into the death of a man who suffocated while in the back of a Milwaukee police squad car found officers had violated department policy in not seeking help and the medical examiner missed key signs pointing toward the officers' actions being a factor in the death. The stories prompted a wave of action and reform: new departmental rules, a public inquest, an FBI investigation and the resignation of the medical examiner.
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Wayne Dolcefino saves the best for last. In his final investigation for KTRK-TV, he and the 13 Undercover Unit demonstrated relentless persistence as they attempted to shake up a county government with an abysmal record of policing itself. This submission begins with four reports detailing shocking evidence of corruption inside the downtown precinct of Constable Jack Abercia. 13 Undercover spent several months doing painstaking surveillance -- catching the Constable's deputies running his personal errands, working extra jobs on the clock and stockpiling never driven county patrol cars while lawmen were being laid off. 13 Undercover then managed to get a hidden camera inside the chief deputy's office as he and two deputies talked openly about corruption inside the precinct. The language is often foul mouthed and always revealing. The FBI nabbed Aberica and two top commanders in a bribery sting weeks later. The veteran former constable is now awaiting trial. Eventually, 13 Undercover turned our cameras on county leaders to say "enough is enough." Not only was action not forthcoming, it quickly became clear that many in positions of power wanted this all to go away without getting their hands dirty, without ending decades of a patronage system that made deputies feel required to give money to their boss's campaigns and charities to keep their jobs. That was not an option. This investigation demanded accountability and we held leaders to the promises they made to the public. In late summer, 13 Undercover scored a major public records victory that revealed what one commentator dubbed "a cover-up of Nixonian proportions." The series culminated with the long awaited, and previously unimaginable, indictment of one of the county's most popular elected officials – precinct 6 Constable Victor Trevino. New county directives now prohibit constables from soliciting money from their deputies and legislation is expected to filed in Austin to protect county employees from further shakedowns.
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"Louisiana's Horror Movie" grew out of our 2011 IRE award winning investigation "Hiding Behind the Badge". That series ended with the guilty pleas of former Plaquemines Parish Sheriff Jiff Hingle and businessman Aaron Bennett. Through investigative determination, "Louisana's Horror Movie" uncovered possible public corruption by a former FBI agent and looked at his questionable relationship with the Hingle. What led us to this discovery was a piece of "Hiding Behind the Badge" we felt had not been fully explored: the money Hingle made from the B.P. oil spill. Even after the initial stories were reported, we felt there was more there. So we kept digging. It wasn't February of 2012 that we uncovered Hingle's ties to former FBI agent, Robert Isakson. We requested emails, looking for more information to connect the dots. We had to fight the current sheriff's office for the emails and eventually got them. The emails helped us show an improper relationship between the Hingle and Isakson – now a businessman getting contracts from Plaquemines Parish. This series eventually launched another FBI investigation, this time with Isakson in the crosshairs.
Tags: FBI; FBI agents; corruption; broadcast
Justice in the Shadows
Although immigration is one of America's most divisive, visceral, and hotly debated issues, the public rarely gets a close look at the vast law enforcement network that every year detains more than 400,000 suspected illegal immigrants. Courts often operate inside prisons, far from view. Immigration officials play by rules that would not be permitted for the police or the FBI. Here is a system heavily shielded from public scrutiny. Reporting even routine activities is a challenge. Boston Globe reporters Maria Sacchetti and Milton J. Valencia, however, penetrated the wall of secrecy. Their three-part series, "Justice in the Shadows," revealed a dysfunctional and largely unaccountable system that locks up people who pose little threat while releasing dangerous criminals back to US streets because their home countries won't take them back. The results, Sacchetti and Valencia showed, at times can be deadly for Americans and foreigners alike. The reporting was anything but quick or easy. Sacchetti and Valencia filed more than 20 Freedom of Information Act requests to federal agencies that comprise the immigration system. Nearly all of them were partially or wholly denied, purportedly to protect the privacy of the immigrants. With the federal government blocking the way, Sacchetti and Valencia found other avenues to document what was happening inside this Byzantine system, investing a year to do so. The effort to shed light on the immigration system continues: The Globe has filed a federal lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security to force the agency to reveal the names of more than 8,000 criminal foreigners released in the US because they couldn't be deported.
Tags: security; Department of Homeland Security; illegal immigrants; FBI
Depreciating Values
Our seven month investigation revealed how a long time property assessor manipulated property values for a handful of wealthy citizens and political supporters, so they would pay less in property taxes. We also showed how some large apartment complexes disappeared from the county tax rolls. Now the state is seeking to collect back taxes from nearly 200 property owners going back three years and the FBI and IRS are investigating.
Tags: property taxes; tax rolls; property
Denticaid: Medicaid Dental Abuse in Texas
A nearly two-year-long probe of Medicaid dentistry by WFAA's Byron Harris discovered what authorities now say is a system of corporate fraud, propelled by Wall Street. News 8 found taxpayer money has gone to finance lavish lifestyles of dentists who have billed the government for unnecessary orthodontics and other procedures that, in many instances, harmed children. WFAA also uncovered a network of Medicaid recruiters who, for at least one clinic, lured children into a van with cash and food, had them sign their parents' names on treatment forms, then performed extensive and unnecessary work on their teeth without their parents' permission. The FBI is currently investigating this and other Medicaid fraud schemes brought to light by WFAA's reporting.
Tags: Medicaid; dental health; fraud; corruption
Fraud on the Job
KING 5 dedicated nearly a year to dig into the complex world of the federal minority contracting program. The program is intended to remedy past and current discrimination against minority and women-owned contracting businesses who want a shot at working on federal highway projects. But instead of fostering equal opportunity, KING found staggering fraud and abuse in the taxpayer-funded program. The investigative series titled "Fraud on the Job" was born. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is responsible for administering the program. WSDOT contracts with a small state agency, the Office of Minority and Women's Business Enterprises (OMWBE) to certify which contractors qualify as "disadvantaged business enterprises" or DBEs. They also make sure that once in, the companies aren't cheating or becoming too big to qualify. The state's share of billions of federal highway funds comes with some strings attached, including a requirement that a certain percentage of money spent on transportation projects be reserved for minority-owned firms. The results of the "Fraud on the Job" series were swift and extraordinary. Two days after the first story aired, the governor ordered the Washington State Patrol to conduct a criminal fraud investigation. She also ordered a top-to- bottom review of OMWBE. Two weeks later, the governor asked the director of OMWBE to resign. Another top manager quit and another was fired. Two of the companies KING exposed as defrauding the government were removed from the DBE program by the state. State and federal legislation is now being drafted to stop the cheating. And now the FBI and the Inspector General of the U.S. Dept. of Transportation are investigating.
Tags: fraud; government; tax; taxpayer; fund
The Informants
In the package, "Terrorists for the FBI," Mother Jones exposed this pattern with in-depth pieces that drilled deep into what has become federal law enforcement's No. 1 priority. As a part of an 18-month investigation, reporter Trevor Aaronson pulled court documents of all 508 federal terrorism convictions since September 11, 2001, and interviewed everyone from undercover FBI informants to street agents, top bureau officials, and legal and terrorism experts. The investigation found that following 9/11, the FBI built a massive network of domestic informants -15,000 in all- many of them tasked with surveilling and infiltrating Muslim neighborhoods and institutions.
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Make sure to mark your calendar for the second annual Jingle Bell Run! Registration will open October 1.
Please mark your calendar to join us and celebrate the season of giving on December 8 with family and friends at Saint Martin's Jingle Bell Run presented by Puget Sound Energy.
Run, walk or stroll the five-kilometer route on Saint Martin's beautiful wooded campus and enjoy the sounds of carolers as you run. See the decorated Christmas tree in front of Old Main. You may even encounter a deer or two! Afterwards, recharge with a cup of cocoa or cider and Christmas cookies, and have your photo taken with Santa. Not feeling up for a full 5k? Registration includes an option to run in the 1.5 mile fun run/walk and still enjoy the sights of Saint Martin's University's campus.
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Military — $30 Includes 5k or 1.5 mile fun run/walk, t-shirt, chip timing, jingle bell and entry into raffle drawing after the run/walk.
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Healthwatch: Non-surgical cure found for Scoliosis
By: Jim McShea
Updated: January 29, 2013
(WFRV) - Scoliosis is a potentially fatal condition for children. While it can be improved with surgeries and metal rods, some doctors say the answer may be much more simple.
"We got the x-rays and before we even got home, we had a phone call that we had a big problem," Cole Leggett's mother Jennifer says.
Cole had a severe form of Scoliosis with a spine curve of 45 degrees. Experts said surgery could help, but he'd be disabled.
"It was probably the scariest moments of my life," Jennifer says.
They soon found doctor Jim Sanders. He's using an old technique cast aside by experts decades earlier.
"They kind of threw the baby out with the bathwater almost literally here since it's really the babies who benefit from this." Dr. Sanders says.
These plaster body casts use pressure to reshape the spine. Kids get a new cast every two months and it keeps some from ever needing surgery. For others, it delays it until they're older.
Now, after using the cast for several months, Cole's fully mobile and has got big plans.
"I'm gonna go to space. Also, I'm gonna be a karate master."
The casting technique has helped cure about 25 percent of kids with Scoliosis and significantly delayed surgery for 70 percent of others.


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Composer |
Daniel Asia |
Title of Work |
Symphony No. 3 (1992) for large orchestra |
Scoring |
4-4-4-4 / 6-4-3-1 / timp+4 / pno(cel) / 2 hp / strings |
Duration |
41 Minutes |
Movements |
1. Maestoso 2. Adagio 3. Allegro |
Recordings |
Album Title Daniel Asia: Symphonies No. 2 & No. 3 Label New World Records [product id: 80447-2] |
Commissioned by |
The Phoenix Symphony and Meet The Composer, Inc. |
A list of performances of this work is available at http://www.danielasia.net |
Program Notes |
Symphony No. 3 is in three movements, with a total duration of approximately 40". It is for a very large orchestra, with winds in fours, six horns, or brass in fours. It also employs two harps and piano. The first movement opens with a simple theme, which serves as the basis of the entire work. It is briefly developed in an almost chorale -like manner in this brief introduction. The main body of this movement is then introduced in a faster tempo. It presents the opening tune almost as a cantus firmus surrounded by increasingly florid accompaniment. Other sections intervene, with various variations on this primary theme. The movement grows in energy from beginning to end, and concludes in an almost semi-chaotic state. The second movement is a slow movement, an adagio. It is simple and direct. It includes reflections of the first movement, but these always lapse back to the slower tempo and primary music of the movement. The movement has a certain nostalgic and elegiac quality to it. The last movement is a presto, full of angular corners and turns. Motives from the first movement are brought back, albeit in different form. The underlying sense is one of spunkiness, boundless energy, virtuosity, and references to vernacular music (pop and jazz). |


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City Administrator appointed
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June 21, 2012 — According to a press release from the Susanville City Council, at its June 20 meeting announced out of closed session, the appointment of Jared G. Hancock to the position of City Administrator.
He succeeds this position from Robert Porfiri who has retired.
Hancock's background includes an emphasis on economic development, land use planning, business administration and finance.
He joined the city of Susanville in 2010 as planning director, and his leadership and professionalism have earned the respect and support of his colleagues and peers in the business community. The press release said, "His positive attitude and initiative have been evidenced by his involvement with many community groups. His leadership, professionalism and dedication to the community have been an asset to the city."
The city will honor Hancock's appointment at a public swearing-in ceremony to be announced at a later date.
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May 23 — The Susanville Area Bicycle Association is inviting bikers, hikers, runners and walkers of all ages and skill levels to the Bizz Johnson Trail at 6 p.m. Tuesday evenings. The weekly event is part of an outdoor series the association will be putting on through October. The event will begin...
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Mrs. Dorothy Vernon Humphries, 94, died Sunday, October 28, 2012 at Riverside Nursing Center.
Funeral services for Mrs. Humphries will be held Wednesday, October 31, 2012 at 11 a.m. at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Bill Barber and Dr. Ed Cliburn officiating. Mrs. Humphries will be buried in Culpeper, Va.
Mrs. Humphries was born on January 29, 1918, in Newport News, Va. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dr. J. Louis Humphries. She moved from Arlington, Va., to Thomaston in April 1979. She was an active member of the First Baptist Church and the John Houstoun Chapter, NSDAR.
She is survived by her children, Donna (Stewart) Davis of Thomaston; Carol (Mike) Marshall of Atlanta, and John (Nicki) Humphries of McCall, Idaho. Seven grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren also survive.
Memorial contributions may be made to the First Baptist Church, 208 South Church St., Thomaston, GA 30286, or the donor's favorite charity.
Condolences may be expressed at www.pasleyfletcher.com. Pasley-Fletcher Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.


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I had an amazing time last night! Thanks to Vitamin Daily Vancouver, I won VIP passes to the Stila Girl Canada Spring Summer Collection launch! They also were launching a limited edition Vibrant in Vancouver Travel Palette. The palette includes Vancouver inspired names and shades, and is available at Shoppers Drug Mart Beauty Boutiques this month and are $21. Here is your peak at the party:
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The Colorado State Archives volunteer, Connie Ryan, has extracted names from the Fort Lewis and Grand Junction Indian Industrial Schools 1900 Federal Census. These enumerations were slightly different from the usual 1900 Census entries or the Federal Indian Census as there was a special section, "Special Inquiries Relating to Indians." The main section included the headings found on the 1900 Federal Census. In addition, however, this special section listed the tribe of the Indian as well as the tribe of his/her father and mother. There is also a heading entitled "Mixed Blood" which asked if the Indian had any white blood and how much. In the Grand Junction index several additional headings are usually filled out including, "Conjugal Condition," "Citizenship" and "Dwelling" ("Is this Indian living in a fixed or in a movable dwelling?"). The information found in these indexes is especially helpful since the Federal Indian Census before 1930 provided only information on the person's name, date of birth, gender, and relationship to the head of the family. After 1930 the Census provided information on the individual's degree of Indian blood, marital status, ward status, place of residence, and also included miscellaneous commentary. For a further explanation of the Federal Census and the Indian Census from 1885-1944, please see our web site concerning the Federal Census. We do have search, processing and copy fees. Please contact us if you wish us to do a search for you. We will apprise you of the cost to conduct a search and make copies. |
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A 20-year-old Sampson County man got more than hearts and flowers on Valentine's Day — he was served with felony warrants, charging him with a December crime.
Terrance Lashawn Simmons became the third suspect arrested for a December breaking and entering, following an investigation by county investigators that led to the man being taken into custody.
Simmons, 20, of 235 Clive Jacobs Road, Clinton, was arrested on Valentine's Day and charged with felony breaking and entering, felony larceny and felony possession of stolen goods.
According to Sampson Sheriff's Cpl. Marcus Smith, an investigation into a December 29 break-in at a Turkey Highway residence led officers to Simmons as a suspect.
In that break-in, suspects forced their way into the home and stole assorted items, including a dirt bike.
Two juveniles, both 15, were charged in connection with the case back in December.
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Bowers & Wilkins C5 In-Ear Headphones
Bowers & Wilkins C5 In-Ear Headphones
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C5 in-ear headphones fit so snugly in your ears that you can simply forget about the rest of the world and lose yourself in sound. Meanwhile, C5's comfortable fit and hardwearing aluminum body means you can enjoy great sound on the go for longer.
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The unique Micro Porous Filter creates a more open performance, while the Tungsten Sound Tube provides a more balanced design for improved sound.
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The Secure Loop design is a revolutionary, easily adjustable device that secures the C5 in-ear headphones in place. The C5 fits snugly, creating a comfortable seal that helps isolate external noise, delivers deeper bass, and ensures the best sonic performance every time.
Made for iPad, iPod, and iPhone
With an in-line remote control and mic, you can get the most out of your compatible iPad, iPhone, or iPod model.* Make hands-free iPhone calls and control your compatible iPod or iPhone without taking it out of your pocket or bag.
- Micro Porous Filter creates open performance
- Tungsten Sound Tube provides more balanced design improving sound
- Secure Loop design secures the C5 in place
- Neodymium magnet and ultra-light speaker diaphragms for minimal compress and distortion
- Transparent twisted cable (OFC) with gold-plated 3.5 mm plug
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Another fantastic B&W Product
I've been a committed audio hobbyist for the past few years and have sampled many different types of on-ear, over-ear, and in-ear headphones, and these are some of the best buds that I've ever used. The C5's sound spectrum is complete across all levels; the accurate, punchy bass, smooth mids, and the open treble work together to provide for a wonderful listening experience. The passive audio-isolation manages to mask nearly all of the ambient noise around you. The fit of the buds might take a little getting used to with the cord that keeps the buds in the ear, but the adjustment curve is short and worth it; the C5's stay put better than any other bud that I've used. …
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This Blows Me AWAY!!
These are my favorite pair of headphones by far. I listen to all types of music ranging from classical Wolfgang, to Ne-Yo, to B.I. G., as well as foreign artists. I need Headphones that are not orientated towards one genre or another. Being that these headphones are so well balanced, i am able to hear the frictional tug of each string with the bow of the violin. Feel the bass rumbling through my entire body as i play sweat.
These are by far also the most comfortable headphones i have in my arsenal. (Even better than the Klipsch patented oval shaped ones, and those are wonderful) I have worn these to sleep like they were regular form-fitting earplugs.
I also run everywhere i go. I have a very active life style so i need headphones that wont fall out every time i decide to run across the street to catch a light or a bus. With the secure loop, i am able to do just that. And may i add, it is also very comfortable.
(May i add you can headbang with these?!) …- Written by Daniel L from NEW YORK
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I've owned the similar Bose in-ear headphones, and these blow them away. The secure loop is a very welcome innovation for keeping them actually *in* your ear. Sound quality is wonderful throughout the full range from low to highs. They do take a few hours listening to really start to sing, but that's normal for audio products. …
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Sound First, Design Second
You're probably? B&W SHOULD be considering sound before design. Agreed. That being said, the experience of the amazing sound (yes, amazing) is totally diminished by the absolutely garbage design of these earbuds. Let be clear, by design I mean functionality. They are beautiful. The build quality is stellar. Price... a little expensive, but not terrible. Sound Quality... way better than any of the Bose garbage, Ultimate Ears Quad Armature marketing junk. These sound absolutely huge. I might... MIGHT enjoy these better than my B&W floor standers if they weren't so obnoxiously uncomfortable. After switching to Comply TX-400 foam tips, the comfort and sound level improved dramatically. Also, with a little tinkering, you can get the fit to be tolerable and you eventually get "used" to the discomfort. If sound quality is your primary concern, buy these. If comfort is your primary concern, well, buy them any way and see if you can get them to work for your needs, from Apple you'll have 14 days to test. Nothing to lose. They're definitely not a 5... but a solid 3.5/4 due to the fit. …
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Disappointing Sound Quality
Having admired B&W speakers for years - and been a proud owner of the 801Fs - I was excited to replace my aging Bose earphones wit h the B&W C5s. To my unpleasant surprise they sounded tinny. I listen to classical and opera and the entire soundstage moved back 1000 feet. Strings sounded strident and the brass lacked punch. There was no bass to speak of. The Bose are far superior. Changing the ear tips is just about impossible. They will rip if you try. I'm sticking with the Bose - a far superior product. Too bad...and disappointing. …
- Written by Gregory K from Chicago
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HORRIBLE product!!!
The sound is good but the overall product is HORRIBLE!! I have had to ship mine 3x's so far back to have them 'fixed' or given ano ther pair. The wires connecting the aux are faulty and keep on breaking. DO NOT BUY!!!!!! It'll cost a lot more shipping to have then 'fixed'
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A federal grand jury in New Orleans reported in July 1814: "Piracy and smuggling are ... long established and ... systematically pursued by many of the inhabitants of this state and, particularly, of this city and vicinity."
When the War of 1812 ended, in fact, "the opportunities for capable and industrious buccaneers ... in the Gulf of Mexico underwent a sudden, remarkable expansion," according to a study by historian John Smith Kendall.
Practically all of Spain's colonies in America were in rebellion and the leaders of the uprisings found it useful to use so-called privateers—independent seamen licensed to make war on behalf of a particular country—to attack Spanish shipping. Pirates found the situation to their liking whether or not they were working for a rebel government.
"The owners and masters of the [privateer ships] that had played havoc with the British merchant marine during the war [if 1812]... set sail [at its end] for such Spanish-American ports as were in the hands of insurgents," Kendall writes.
Many people in the United States disliked Spain on general principles and usually sympathized with the rebellious colonies. As a result, the U.S. federal government did little to combat what turned into outright and obvious piracy.
"As a whole, our people declined to believe the facts even when American vessels mysteriously vanished. ... Not till 1840 can it be said that the last pirate had been hunted down and exterminated in the Gulf of Mexico. Even after that date there were sporadic incidents of more or less piratical character," Kendall says.
He gives the example of a man named Desfarges, who was hanged as a pirate in 1819. He had served under Lafitte at Barataria and Galveston and in August 1819 signed an agreement under which Desfarges became commander of El Bravo, a vessel owned by Lafitte and described as a "Mexican corsair."
Lafitte instructed Desfarges to capture ships "from the West of the stream" (the Mississippi River) and to bring them exclusively to Lafitte's lair at Galveston, where the spoils would be divided.
Unfortunately for himself, Desfarges paid little attention to his instructions.
He looted a ship near the mouth of the Mississippi and several people were killed. Desfarges was captured by an American warship and he and 16 members of his crew were taken to New Orleans.
Lafitte hurried to the city and planned to set fire to the Cabildo, where the men were being held, but his men got drunk and torched the wrong building.
Then the pirate king went to Washington, D.C., where he still had some influence after his gallantry in the Battle of New Orleans, and tried to wrangle pardons for the men. He got one young crewman off, but the rest had to suffer the fate of pirates before and after them.
Desfarges and the rest of his men were sentenced to be hanged. Desfarges was the first to feel the noose. He was hung from the yardarm of a U.S. warship anchored in New Orleans. The rest of his crew, despite some legal maneuvering, were hanged before the year was out.
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A mother and toddler were shot and injured in Menlo Park on Saturday evening in a possible gang-related drive-by shooting, according to police.
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The shooting happened right in front of Facebook headquarters. Wonderful neighborhood.
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It is unlawful to post online, pretending to be some other person.
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Illegal and unsafe for the kid not to be in a carseat.
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All of these shootings are becoming a bit boring. What you really need to write about is the cost of all of this violence to the taxpayers, insurance company's, etc. How about it?
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By: Liz Gonzales
Updated: January 26, 2013
The play is about a young window cleaner and his rise to the top.
Justin radcliffe of Abilene ISD says fine arts help students develop themselves in ways they might otherwise never experience.
"We focus so much in school on the core curricular things. We really believe that some of those kids out there, their skills lie with performance, lie with some of the ability to read and play music or even just sing and dance," says Radcliffe.
You can catch the full play on the Cooper High School stage next Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 with a special matinee on February 2nd at 2 pm.