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GameStop CEO Paul Raines and Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter have both hinted in recent weeks that Sony and Microsoft will avoid a head to head battle in the next-gen console market in 2013. Either the PlayStation 4 or the Xbox 720 will sit out next year, waiting for a free and clear 2014 to make a move. Microsoft's next console codenamed Durango looks the likely candidate for a 2014 release. This move may be less about strategic placement and building a library of games than it is about production issues with the machine.
Tech website SemiAccurate (via MCV) reported this week that Microsoft is having problems producing the Xbox 720's Oban. Rather than a delightful scotch with a smoky finish, Microsoft's Oban is the GPU/APU microchip powering the new console's slick visuals. Three factories are producing Oban for Microsoft but as of now the yield rate is bordering on catastrophic.
To clarify, the yield rate in microchip production is the number of chips produced that actually work. For example, back in January when Oban first went into production at what one source hinted was IBM, Microsoft placed an order for 10,000 chips with the expectation that yields would be around 20 percent. That's just 2000 Oban microchips, just enough to produce, say, a fleet of development kits.
The problem today is that Oban yields are "painfully low." SemiAccurate's source indicated that the yield of functioning microchips for the Xbox 720 may be below single digit percentages. This means that for thousands of chips produced, mere hundreds work.
SemiAccurate's sources say Microsoft is gunning for a fall 2013 release for the Xbox 720, but unless Oban yields are improved, Microsoft's machine will indeed slip into 2014.
This rumor illuminates Pachter's Tuesday comments. "We have heard no word yet from Microsoft or Sony about their plans to launch new consoles, but both manufacturers are widely expected to launch consoles by year-end in 2013," said Pachter, "Although we believe Microsoft could delay a new console launch until spring of 2014 in order to accommodate what is certain to be overwhelming demand among hardcore gamers."
Microsoft certainly wants to avoid the typical shortages that accompany the release of any new console. (The Xbox 360 was difficult to find in stores for months after its initial release in 2005.) Unless it remedies these production problems in the next eight months though, there's no way Microsoft will be able to have a successful launch in fall 2013.

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Backyard rink has Palmieri ready for Dodger Stadiumby Adam Kimelman
Growing up in Montvale, N.J., Anaheim Ducks forward Kyle Palmieri had one of the coolest dads on the block.
Bruce Palmieri works in construction, and when he noticed his oldest son developing into one of the more talented players in the state, he decided to apply his skills to the cause by building a backyard rink.
"I started playing when I was 5 or 6 [years old]," Kyle Palmieri said. "When I started to like it and commit to it and play it every day, he saw an opportunity to give himself another hobby during the winter. He takes real good care of it. He takes it seriously."
Bruce Palmieri still puts up the ankle-high boards and floods the backyard every winter, and Kyle said he plans on skating a few laps with his younger brother, two older sisters and other friends and family members during the League's Christmas break if the weather cooperates. With the Ducks finishing a long road trip at the Washington Capitals on Monday, Palmieri will be able to spend part of the NHL's three-day holiday break at home.
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When he lived at home full-time, Palmieri and his friends certainly got lots of use out of the backyard ice, jumping on at any opportunity.
"I'd go out there before practice, after practice, before school," he said. "Any chance I got.
"I definitely was one of the only kids in New Jersey to have one. It was pretty cool. My dad's a builder, so he knew what he was doing. It was a pretty nice thing to have. ... We had the lights. He did a great job. It's still up there now. It's a pretty cool place."
Palmieri will have another pretty cool place to play outside this season. His Ducks will play the Los Angeles Kings at Dodger Stadium on Jan. 25 (9:30 p.m. ET, NBCSN) as part of the 2014 Coors Light Stadium Series.
"It'll be a little different playing in Southern California," Palmieri said. "The temperatures in New Jersey in the winter getting below freezing is what you'd expect for pond hockey. Going out there, 65, 55 degrees and palm trees surrounding you, it'll be pretty weird, but pretty exciting."
Palmieri said he's talked to friends around the League who have taken part in outdoor games at all different levels, asking them for advice on what to expect. However, none of them have played an outdoor game in the kind of setting the Kings and Ducks will experience at the famed baseball stadium.
"I don't think we're going to need the stocking caps and stuff like that to keep us warm," Palmieri said. "I'm going to go out on a limb and say there won't be any snow falling on the ice. It'll be a little different than anyone else's experience."
The uniqueness of the first West Coast regular-season NHL outdoor game is what makes it that much more fun.
"I think it's a pretty big honor we have to have that first outdoor game in a climate like that," Palmieri said. "It'll be a different experience. I think everyone's really looking forward to it."


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Anyone ever get bad head pains with mouth ulcers?38 messages in this subject.
|I had a blood blister on my tongue and when it popped it became canker sore. Ever since it popped I have had a headache on the top right side of my head. 5 days now. Tylenol and ibuprofen so darn much and it barley touches it. Its seeiously causing me mental issues. Im feeling unstable and defeated. I hope if you ever find this post you know you arent alone
|Joey New Haven 1 February 19
|I have mouth ulcer and severe head ache from 2years, continuesly paining, I consulted doctors but no use, plz tell me the remedy for this.
|Sujatha 26 December 18
|Ive had canker sores my entire life and in the last year a new dentist gave me a prescription for Debacterol. 68$ for a 1ml bottle but Ive gotten over 20-30 uses and its not even half gone. Kills the canker sores IMMEDIATELY. It is quite literally, a miracle. Highly recommend. Dentist started me out with a few single use swabs to try it out and I was convinced. Have 3 sores in my mouth at the moment and feel zero pain. The best!
|Mar 17 December 18
|COCONUT OIL- it was like a miracle
Worked for 2 years then suddenly stopped working
Google oil pulling- the relief was amazing
|Tara 4 August 18
|Has anyone tried using valtrex? I am having the same issues although they are coming more frequent. Dr gave me Valtrex and the symptoms disappear in a day.
|Shere 22 July 18
|I get mouth ulcers all the time almost every other week this time crazy awful headache dont know how to make it go away I bite my cheeks in my sleep and wake up with crazy ulcers
|Lizzy landcaster 19 June 18
|Got a ulser at the back of my tonque so painful what can I put on it
|P vernon 29 May 18
|i have 4 canker sores in my mouth and anytime i brush against one of them with my tongue it cases pain to shoot through my head. have tried warm salt water, warm baking soda water, antiseptic mouthwash and hydrogen peroxide. it has been a week and they are still there. any suggestions?
|allison 29 April 18
|hey guys I have a fat ulcer on my tongue how do I get rid of it guys I need help also I have a rash on my butt (unrelated)
|lilly 25 January 18
|Canker sore on the bottom lip causes wicked headache, tiredness and swollen glands. And big swollen lower lip. It was awful.
Salt directly on the canker sore helped the ulcer quickly - NOT FUN!
Headaches remained. And took advil and head massage.
|Eva 9 January 18
|My bad ulcers, along with a terrible tension headache have reoccurred, as a consequence of using a toothpaste containing so
dium laurel sulphate. I have had 4 ulcer free years when I only used toothpaste free of this stuff.
|Little bear 4 January 18
|Went to the doctors today and he said the pain in my face and headaches are unrelated to the ulcer on my tongue but thank God for Google because he has no clue what he's talking about. Thanks to this blog I now know that I'm not crazy, the doctor is
|Steven 26 October 17
|I have been having severe ear check and head pain with reaccuring mouth ulcers on the roof of my mouth and swollen gums for nearly two years now I've had ct scans ultrasounds been on medication seen neurologist no different still happening so now I've stopped everything tired of spending money with no answers doctors baffled as well trying to help. I have recently asked for a mouth swab to see if they are a cold sore virus related to shingles exct the pain comes first cold air makes it worse itchy scalp but sore to touch then comes the ear pain then ulcers every single month thought it was hormone related but all test results came back normal allergy test normal immune good all bloods tested good otherwise health is great. When it happens all I want to do is sleep and keep warm
|Carol 21 September 17
|I have had unlcers of late on my tongue and now on inside of my cheek which is awful but I have been run down of late and felt tired which has also lead to headaches. I am pretty sure it's been run down that has lead to this so feel I need vitamin supplements and plenty of water. Reading your comments has helped as I am sure the headaches are a fatigue problem and ulcers are something I get when I am stressed or run down so must rest.
|Stephen P Jones 11 August 17
|I thought there is something else wrong with me causing pain in my right side temple. I have canker sore on my right tongue also. I am glad i found these helpful messages.
|LIAM 20 July 17
|I've been going through the same thing here. An ulcer in the back where the jaw line meets. Bad shooting pains through my ear at first then shot up the right side of my face. Hurt to swallow too. I had called the dentist and he put me on z-pack until after the holiday. The pain was so bad that I ended up in emergency. I actually thought it was shingles at first and was scared it would mess up the right side of my face. I have bad scars on the left side because of shingles break out in the late 70's. It also killed the nerve in my face. I am glad to see other people can share their story here. I still have pain in my ear and tingling burning feeling in my lip. I did get pain killers to deal with the pain. I was sent to an oral surgeon to be checked and will be going back Monday for a re-check. I just hope I get all my feeling back in my face again. It's uncomfortable.
|Connie 1 June 17
|Got the same now how do I treat it
|Scott 5 May 17
|i had a really bad on on my tonsils. caused severe pain and swollen lymph nodes. the pain radiated into my ear and the back of my head.
it was really uncomfortable. lasted about 4-5 days and now almost gone. unfortunately i had a terrible migraine on the 4th day, not related but compounded the pain and suffering.
|art 26 March 17
|Steve 28 m facing similar problems as you...please tell me the cure..doctors are perplexed ...😕
|Paro 11 March 17
|I burnt the top of my mouth and it turned into an ulcer. It's been 2 weeks and it still hasn't healed, the side of my face is really sensitive and been having pain in my ear and like swollen gland on that side of the face and pain on the back of my head. Been taking painkillers and doing mouth washes. Will try and go to docs but not sure if they are open cause it's xmas. Glad am not alone
|Yadds 26 December 16
|Yep, a nasty ulcer on the gum at the base of my front teeth has caused a general ache through my jaw and into my temples. Also creates a general though mildish unwell feeling and lymph node swelling. A recurrent or recurrent mouth ulcers are a PAIN!!
TOO much brushing too little brushing???...doctors/dentists no one has a workable solution!! You are programmed to get them or you aren't.
Having said that I have found that regular vitamin and mineral supps do lessen my mouth ulcers and cold sores though the amount of supps required for me to get that benefit exceeds any medical recommendation. So much for all their training!!
|Rob 14 October 16
|Thank God! I was starting to get worried about this but Google brought me here. Got an ulcer right next to an upper wisdom tooth that is angled slightly outwards. Tooth is constantly aggravating the ulcer and its causing pain in my upper and lower jaw on that side, and at its worst can spread to the temple and also give me a headache. Glad it's nothing more sinister. I'll just keep up with the Bonjela.
|Dan 9 August 16
|Hi I have a pain in the back next to my last tooth and its in between the gum and my cheek right in the crease there is a slight raised bit with a yellowish hole like thing and I think it is a mouth ulcer which I got by eating popcorn I think the sharp bit had got lodged in the gum and now it is painful when I smile or talk but also doing nothing hurts I might try bonjella or igloo and take some paracetamol and see what happens I don't really fancy going to the dentist because I know it is a mouth ulcer
|chloe 21 February 16
|I am so relieved to read all these messages. I have had a pain in my face, jaw, ear and one side of my head for days now, and I am convinced it is just from a mouth ulcer in a very awkward place! Right at the back of a wisdom tooth where the gum meets the soft tissue (retromolar trigone). I can't open my jaw either, it hurts to swallow, and my submandibular lymph nodes are swollen and sore... All this from a mouth ulcer?
Not nice for anyone, but thanks all for posting. I know now I am not going mad!
|Jayne B 27 January 16
|Hello, I've got a fairly harsh looking ulcer at the very back, most narrow (Hard to reach to apply bonjela) part of my mouth above the gum where it connects to the inside of my cheek! It seems to be causing pain that encompases the entirety of the lower left side of my jaw!
I've never had this before and I'm slightly concerned! Is this normal?
Ulcers suck!
|Phil 24 May 15
|This ulcer on my jawline is literally killing me, you can't sleep can't sit can't do nothing
|Srikruth 11 May 15
|yes..i am also feeling head ache due to it...feeling a bit feverish..using Lexanox and ORA-SORE . it is helpful..
|meghana 21 January 15
|yes i have an ulcer on the back on my jaw and i get pain radiating to my temporal and jaw line which comes and goes.
|jim 2 December 14
|hey, i've got an ulcer on my bottom jawline and the pain is unreal i haven't slept for days its that bad i've had about 3hours sleep in 4days i look like i've just woke from the dead://, i keep getting shooting pains up my jaw and feels like toothache aswell but iknow that the ulcer is causing all this pain, how do i get rid?
|katie 12 November 13
|yes i have an ulcer on the top of my gum behind my bottom back tooth. i have a dull aching pain on the whole side of my face and head
|L J 18 October 12
|Oh my goodness. I have had a similarly placed, large ulcer for 4 days now. I'm in such agony. The ulcer hurts, my lower jaw bone hurts, upper jaw bone a cheek bone hurt and I get the sensation that my teeth are hurting too. I've seen a dentist and she said I'll just have to manage with painkillers and a numbing mouth wash. If it's still there after 2 weeks we will do tests- 2 weeks of this pain and I think I'd be driven round the bend!!
|Jammyllama 12 July 11
|I do get head aches, jaw aches etc. I think there are two causes. One is mentioned above with inflamation of the jaw joint and the other I find is that I unconciously clench my jaw because of the pain. This causes stress in the jaw and teeth and tension in the head. The best I can recoment is to try and relax.
|Barry 31 July 07
|yes i feel like i have an ear ache and sometime headaches this is because the were the ulcer is situated it effects some of your nerves
|alley 4 June 07
|I have had headaches with them before. I asked my dentist, and he said if I get them in the back of my mouth they can inflame my jaw joint. Once thats inflamed, the jaw pain can turn into a headache.
|Mandee 4 June 07
|Yes, I get headaches. But I usually see sores when Im especially stressed out and run-down, which explains the headaches, fatigue, etc.
|M. 16 May 07
|I have found I get headaches with them, they just seem to cause me to feel extremely run down in general. I also get ear and throat ache with them somethimes.
As Dom said though you should go back to the dentist as it does sound to be related to having the tooth out. Good Luck
|Sumi 7 May 07
|Sounds like you need to get back to your dentist for some antibiotics.
|Dom Walton 29 April 07
|I had a tooth out a few weeks ago and the gum now hasa big ulcer on it. The ulcer is right at the top of the gum in the upper jaw at the back of my mouth and every time I smile or move my mouth I get sharp pains up near my temples. Its horrible.
Has anyone else ever had this kind of thing?
|Steve 28 April 07
Anyone ever get bad head pains with mouth ulcers?38 messages in this subject.


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Lucinda Devlin, Thomas Florschuetz, Frank Höhle, Evelyn Hofer, Barbara Köhler, Lee Ufan, Melanie Manchot, Cork Marcheschi, Arnulf Rainer, Boris Savelev, Richard Serra, Ryszard Wasko
Arnulf Rainer,
o.T. Automatenportraits
, August 1969
Cork Marcheschi,
Infernal Machine
, 1972
Evelyn Hofer,
, Spanien 1963
The cross-genre group exhibition
, on view at Galerie
Bochum in Schlosspark Haus Weitmar from 30 June to 8 September, is a compilation of images expressing many different ways of coming to terms with the theme of time.
Time cannot be perceived by the human senses; it is abstract, and some philosophers even doubt its reality. Time is a construct of our cognitive processes and yet, despite everything, it is still a real property of our environment. Created by humans as an orientation aid that we can no longer imagine living without, time has found many different expressions in art.
The artworks by both established and younger artists brought together here at Galerie
occupy themselves with the uniqueness of the moment, with transitoriness, while at the same time endeavoring to visualize time. Ryszard Wasko, for example, uses still photographs in his
Four dimensional photography
to illustrate time - an ability that is otherwise the province of video. In Lucinda Devlin´s
Lethal Injection Chamber
in Mississippi from the series
The Omega Suites
, we peer into an empty execution chamber from the perspective of an eyewitness. The finite nature of (life) time and of death by outside force is displayed with an objective coolness that is nonetheless gripping.
Melanie Manchot's photographs from the series
Looking at you loving me
explore the natural process of aging. She portrays her naked mother in an empathetic way that preserves the older woman's dignity, touching on the themes of time, aging and beauty as both process and moment. This process is visualized by Ger van Elk using a mixture of photography, painting and video. In
Holbein Adieu
the artist reflects on his own transience by quoting a bygone epoch. The presentness of transitoriness, or of yesterday, is reflected quite literally in Barbara Köhler´s text
"Ici c´est hier ist gestern."
For this exhibition, the writer has once again created a multilingual play on words, one in which time is both a reflection of place and of the viewer, in which past and present interpenetrate.
In François Morellet´s object
Interférences de barres paralléles
as well, the viewer´s interaction with the work is key to seemingly setting the static object in motion. Time and place no longer correspond here, but presuppose one another.
The large-format photograph from Thomas Florschuetz´s /i>Palast series captures the demolition of Berlin´s Palace of the Republic. The work becomes a time capsule that freezes a historic landmark for posterity while at the same time documenting the end of an era.
The existence of time in the universe is emphasized in the painting titled
by philosopher and artist Lee Ufan. Richard Serra also makes reference to time and space in his oilstick drawing
Garden Arc
. Standing before the oversize black surface, the viewer is irresistibly drawn into it, changing his perception of time and space.
In addition to works by Arnulf Rainer, including the six-part
, as well as a two-part work by Frank Höhle showing people in photographs evidently taken in sequence, Cork Marcheschi brings light and sound into play as a further compound of time in his
Infernal Machine
. When the infernal machine is switched on, electricity becomes visible and its destructive power perceptible.
The exhibition closes with works by Evelyn Hofer and Boris Savelev, which in their juxtaposition point up the divergent approaches these two photographers take to their work. While Hofer uses her large-format camera to make time seem to stand still for eternity in her landscape and city views, Savelev wanders the streets of the world capturing brief moments in time. He combines unusual camera angles with special lighting conditions in his pictures to underline the uniqueness of the moment.


text: Is it possible to have a compute node PXE boot a distro mounted in the CD on the headnode? I've been using systemimager to clone nodes, and generally that's been fine - until the other day when an install went awry on one node and I needed to get some data off of a partition on that node before repartitioning. The node was no longer bootable from the hard drive or the network (lilo problem, the partitions it expected were all off by one block). Systemimager's "boel" didn't have the tools I needed (minimally, a way to login remotely and rsh) and there was no CD drive on the node. Both a Knoppix CD and a PLD RescueCD were handy, either one of which would have done the job, but the CD drive was in the head node. In the end I pulled the node, a CD drive was scavenged and installed, Knoppix was booted and the data copied off. Not very elegant. I've been through a bunch of the HOW TO's and they describe how to: 1. set up a diskless client - which isn't what I want here since the distro to be run is on a CD. 2. run a floopy image or program like memtest86. Also not the goal here. Surely somebody must have written some sort of shim program that can be booted via PXE to make the remote CD drive (NFS exported/mounted) appear local enough on the compute node to serve as a bootable device? The PLD Rescue CD claims to be PXE bootable already, but nowhere have I found instructions for doing so. Thanks, David Mathog mathog at caltech.edu Manager, Sequence Analysis Facility, Biology Division, Caltech


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20 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 11, 1989
The McConnellsburg area will be buzzing this weekend with the Country Spring Festival Friday and Saturday and the Mc-
A "twister" or small tornado hit the Big Cove Tannery area Saturday afternoon. The twister passed through a wooded area across Route 928 about five miles south of Route 522. The twister lasted about two minutes and blocked the roadway with fallen trees, and area residents had to get their chain saws to clear the roadway of the debris.
A Fort Littleton area man was killed in a farming accident at his Dublin Township property May 4. Police said that L.D. Keebaugh, 58, Fort Littleton, was riding on his tractor being operated by his wife, Alberta, around 12:25 p.m. last week on their property. He apparently lost his balance and fell off the tractor and was run over by the left rear tire of the tractor.
Grammy's Country Corner held its grand opening this past weekend. The new store, located on Lincoln Way East in McConnellsburg, features gifts, crafts and collectibles.
Marriage licenses: Andrew Rutter, Fort Littleton, and Ruth Mitchell, Fort Littleton; Thomas Barkman, Everett, and Lucinda Duvall, Everett; Adriel Fletcher, Warfordsburg, and Monica Shank, Warfordsburg; John Kirk, Warfordsburg, and Wavy Koontz, Warfordsburg; Jams Gilliam, Curwensville, and Mabel Armstrong, Mercersburg.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bartle of Chambersburg on April 29; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Michel Nelson of Mercersburg on April 30; a son to Mr and Mrs. Darrell Gordon of Mercersburg on May 1; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wertz of Needmore on May 1; a son to Mr. and Mrs. David Greenawalt of Hustontown on May 1; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Brent Gordon of McConnellsburg on May 4.
Deaths: L.D. Keebaugh, Fort Littleton; Homer Moats, Big Pool, Md.; Gilbert Lake, Olanta; Beverly Lanehart, Warfordsburg; Florence Carbaugh, McConnellsburg; Robert Buterbaugh, McConnellsburg; Anna Horton, McConnellsburg; Nona Moats, Mercersburg.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 10, 1979
In an order handed down by the Fulton County Court on Tuesday, President Judge George Eppinger and Judge John Keller
upheld the October 4, 1978, ruling striking the incorporation of the borough of Valley-Hi. The court held that the exceptions to its October order are "overruled and the findings and the decree of Judge Eppinger are affirmed." Valley-Hi, the 1,009-acre resort community of developer Jack Gothie, located in Brush Creek Township, was first declared a borough in 1973. Since that time numerous court battles have twice resulted in the rescinding of borough status.
So far, the gasoline shortage has caused no real hardships in the county, although local stations are reporting cutbacks of up to 20 percent of their usual supplies and some stations have shortened the hours that they will be pumping gas.
The first section of Fairview Estates, the housing development by Miller & Kerlin Contractors, Hustontown, is only a few weeks away from completion. The eight townhouses, six two-bedroom and two three-bedroom, will be ready for occupancy sometime in June.
Miss Susan Martz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martz of Hustontown, graduated cum laude form Shippensburg State College on May 5 with a bachelor's degree in social work.
Two more cases of polio have been confirmed by the state health department in what department spokesman Dr. William Parkin said is "a continuation" of another polio case first examined last January by local physician Dr. Russell C. McLucas.
Specials at the IGA: lettuce, 3 for $1; Kraft salad dressing 79 cents, 16 ozs.; Red Delicious apples, 99 cents, 3-lb. bag; ground beef, $1.39 lb.
Now playing at Fulton Theatre: "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band."
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Byers of Mercersburg on April 27; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall of Shade Gap on April 27; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Daniels of Harrisonville on April 29; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Huffman of Mc- Connellsburg on May 1; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of McConnellsburg on May 1; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pittman of Hancock on May 2; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ross of Saxton on May 2; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Breakall of Warfordsburg on May 2; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mellott of Needmore on May 2; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barnhart of McConnellsburg on May 2; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill of Warfordsburg on May 2.
Deaths: Nannie M. Suffecool, Hancock; Edith M. Fleck, Mount Union; Robert E. Sipes, Omaha, Neb.
40 Years AgoFrom the
Files Of May 22, 1969
With their wives as guests, the Fulton County Jaycees held their annual dinner meeting at the local American Legion home last
Wednesday evening. The "Man of the Year" award was presented to George Shearer of Mc- Connellsburg
Plans for the annual Memorial Day services for the McConnellsburg area were announced this week by a joint committee of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Included in the program at Union Cemetery will be the presentation of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and the famous poem "Flanders Field." Graves of veterans will be decorated, memorial wreaths will be presented by the organizations and a firing squad will give the gun salute to conclude the service.
Steven Mellott, a former student of McConnellsburg High School, now a senior at Abington Heights High School, Clarks Summit, Pa., has been accepted for a Navy Reserve Offices Training Scholarship. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Mellott of Clarks Summit.
Marriage licenses: Dallas W. Fleck and Lillian Hanks, both of Three Springs, and Howard Strait of Chambersburg and Leah Taylor of Burnt Cabins.
Fulton countians receiving degrees at Shippensburg on May 28 will be Gary Shives of Big Cove Tannery; Max Fraker of Fort Littleton; Robert Crouse of McConnellsburg; and Joseph Stafford Jr. of Wells Tannery, all Bachelor of Science in Education, and William Sipes of Needmore and John Edward Geist of Warfordsburg, Bachelor of Arts.
Graduation exercises in Fulton County will get under way with full force this weekend, with all three baccalaureate services scheduled for May 25. In all, 139 young men and women of Fulton County will make up the three graduating classes - 34 at Hustontown, 67 at McConnellsburg and 38 at Warfordsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mellott of Hustontown quietly celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on May 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Knepper of Fairfield, Ohio, formerly of Hustontown, will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on May 25.
Specials in the IGA; chuck roast, 53 cents lb.; Scott napkins, 10 cents; grapefruit, 10 cents each; IGA fruit cocktail, 35 cents, 1-lb. 13-oz. can.
Birth at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas of Mercersburg on May 14.
While spring cleaning her attic, Mrs. Lawrence Snyder discovered an 89-year-old Methodist hymnal belonging to Enoch Hixson, presented to him by Rev. A.S. Baldwin.
Deaths: Mrs. Rosie Jones, Hustontown; Edward Caldwell, Hancock; Ulice Keefer, Mercersburg; Isaac C. Baumgardner, Marklesburg.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 21, 1959
Mrs. Leah Greenland and daughter Alice Pasch of Ames, Iowa, stopped for a few days in Fulton County last week while trying to
trace descendants of Mrs. Pasch's greatgreat grandfather, Robert Campbell, who once resided in the Crystal Spring area.
Mr. and Mrs. John Helman of town celebrated their 83rd and 84th birthdays this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nelson of Chevy Chase, Md., spent some time last week remodeling their property on South Second Street.
H.J. "Jim" Culler is improving at his home after being ordered complete rest by his doctor.
Attorney Albert Foster hung out his shingle at his newly-acquired property on the courthouse square when he moved his law office there on Monday.
Mrs. Elbert Lake of town, the former Grace Steach, died Monday evening at the Harrisburg Hospital.
Tuesday's election in Fulton County generated little interest. Bruce Paylor and John Culler won the nominations for associate judge; Merrill W. Kerlin for district attorney by write-in votes, no candidate being listed; Humphrey Yaukey and Charles Croft for county treasurer; Earl R. Sipes, Wayne Mellott, Bernard P. Barnhart and Brinton C. Wright for commissioner; Don Chesnut and Fred S. "Mutt" Fischer for sheriff; and Dr. R.C. McLucas and Dr. Robert L. Fry for coroner.
Doris A. Duvall of Crystal Spring; Ronald E. Richards of McConnellsburg; Shirley J. Sipes of McConnellsburg; and Dorothy Jean Welsh of Needmore will graduate from the Chambersburg School of Business on Friday.
This year, 124 seniors will graduate from the four high schools in Fulton County - Green Hill, 8; Hustontown, 37; McConnellsburg, 33; and Warfordsburg, 46.
Last Thursday evening, Jeff Culler, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Culler of town, got his fingers entangled in a lawnmower. Taken to the Medical Center, the index finger from below the first joint was removed and the middle finger, which was badly mangled, was patched up.
Two McConnellsburg women, Mrs. Myrtle Decker and Mrs. Thesa Crouse, were both badly injured last Thursday evening when the car they were travelling in was struck by another on Route 75 between Fort Loudon and Mercersburg. Taken to Chambersburg Hospital, Mrs. Decker was treated for bruises of the chest and abdomen, lacerated knees and a sprained right hand, while Mrs. Crouse suffered a broken ankle, broken right leg, broken nose and severe cuts of the head and face. Mrs. Decker was released on Sunday, and it will be several weeks until Mrs. Crouse returns home.
Unemployed checks last week totalled 221,007, with a monetary value of $5,976,994.
The champion hay grower of Pennsylvania members of the Future Farmers of America is Bob Weaver of Mc- Connellsburg, having the highest score and winning the gold medal.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edward E.Varner of Shade Gap on May 3; a son to Mr. and Mrs. David R. Duncan of McConnellsburg on May 14; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ansell of Three Springs on May 14; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Gordon of Hagerstown on May 17.
Deaths: John A. "Jack" Corrie of Broad Top City; Mrs. Bessie Elizabeth Cooper of Wilmington, Del.; Robert McKinley Fix of McConnellsburg; Mrs. Cora M. Hixson of Crystal Spring; Mack Nhyle Morton of Washington, D.C.; John Allison Mock of Huntingdon.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 26, 1949
The first calf out of an artifically bred cow, bred through the Fulton Artificial Breeding Cooperative, made its appearance early on
May 21. The calf, a large, strong female, was dropped by a cow owned by Robert Fix of Mc- Connellsburg.
Merrill W. Kerlin was admitted to the bar of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Monday.
Pvt. Eugene Beaver and Shirley Hamil were married on May 14.
A 43-year-old Wells Tannery father was arrested and is now being held in the county jail, awaiting trial on charges of assault and battery, rape and incest.
Nancy Evertts of Big Cove Tannery is a patient in Chambersburg Hospital, where she underwent an operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schetrompf of near Warfordsburg celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on April 17.
Death: Mrs. Alice M. Fleming Ashton of Shirleysburg.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 25, 1939
Deaths: Frederick Scott Tritle of Mc- Connellsburg; John Ewing North of Burnt Cabins; McCurdy Mills of Shade Gap.
The new officers of the War-Nee-Do Club will be inducted at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Denver Evans of Warfordsburg on Monday evening. The new officers are: Mrs. Brooks Smith, president; Mrs. Philip Rancks, first vice president; Miss Aura Deneen, second vice president, Mrs. J. Edward Palmer, recording secretary; Miss Maude Layton, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Russell Truax, treasurer.
The local American Legion will hold three services in memory of the war dead next week . On Sunday, memorial services will be held in the Presbyterian Church; on Monday, the graves of all veterans in town will be decorated; and on Tuesday, services will be held at Union Cemetery.
A card received this week tells how Mr. and Mrs. W. Lodge are enjoying their trip to the West Coast. The card says that oranges there are 5 cents for a dozen and grapefruit are three large ones, for 5 cents - and that "they are very good."
Fulton County opened three new relief cases this week, making a total of 85 cases, costing $488.40 a week.
A Brush Creek man is a patient at Everett Hospital suffering from a crushed left arm sustained Monday morning when his car sideswiped a truck on the south side of Town Hill Mountain. The young man, Ross Garland, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Garland, was driving north with his arm resting on the door of the car when he apparently ran too close to the side of the truck, which was travelling south. While the car was not extensively damaged, Garland's arm was almost torn off when he was sideswiped.
Lee Weaver, 37, Needmore, was struck by an automobile and severely injured on Saturday night while walking on the Lincoln Highway about a quarter of a mile east of McConnellsburg. Taken to Chambersburg Hospital by the Kelso ambulance, Weaver was reported suffering from a gash 12 inches long and three inches deep in his left hand, bruises of the left arm and shock. State police reported a car driven by an Ohio man struck Weaver as both were tavelling in the same direction.
Local Lions nominated officers at their regular meeting on Tuesday night. The new officers, who are assured of election since they are unopposed and the nominations are closed, are Harold C. Welsh, president; Harry M. Johnston, first vice president; Tad Mclaughlin, second vice president; Hugo K. Frear, third vice president; Kenneth Shaw, secretary-treasurer; George Reisner, tail twister; George Stohl, lion tamer; Robert Hamil and William Selser, directors for two years.
Mrs. William Hopkins has returned to her home after an eye operation in the Altoona Hospital.
Miss Ruth Woodall will accompany the Green Hill High School seniors on their trip to Washington, D.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Gordon of town announce the birth of a son on May 20 at Chambersburg Maternity Home.
Mrs. Herbert Helman entered the Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia last Thursday for treatment. Her son, Marshall, and Lyle Duffey took her to Philadelphia by auto.
Fulton countians in Everett Hospital include Silas Rhodes of McConnellsburg for a minor operation; Paul Waters of Crystal Spring for contusions of the right leg.
Herman School of Harrisonville was discharged.
Paul Gift seems to be attracted to the home of M. Earl Truax lately. We wonder why.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 23, 1929
Deaths: Mrs. Martin L. Clevenger of Fayetteville Station;
Mrs. Newton C. Gaster of Linnwood, Pa.; Mrs. Robert C. Grove of Eureka, Kan.; Mrs. Samuel Cromer of Knobsville.
A cooking school, sponsored by the Fulton Electric Light, Heat and Power Co., was held in the Fulton Theatre last Friday afternoon. Some 30 cakes were entered in the competition by local women. First prize, an electric percolator, was won by Mrs. Josephine A. Sloan and second prize, a waffle iron, was won by Mrs. M.S. Miller. Others whose cakes were outstanding were Mrs. Merill W. Nace, Miss Margaret Rexroth, Mrs. H.J. Jarrett, Mrs. H.E. Grissinger and Mrs. Walter R. Sloan.
Joseph Daniel Lake and Loretta M. Nally Veitch were married on May 16.
Harvey Comerer of Burnt Cabins met with a painful accident on Monday when a heavy piece of lumber he was planing fell on his foot, tearing all the ligaments loose.
The local power company is beginning another extension of its rural service, this time serving patrons west of McConnellsburg to Bailey's Longview Lodge, a distance of about three miles.
A surprise party was held on May 9 in honor of the 46th birthday of Mrs. Cleveland Gordon of near Plum Run.
Mrs. William Hershey of Hiram celebrated her 56th birthday on May 4.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Stahley of Buck Valley was kicked by a horse last week, but was not seriously injured.
A certain coffee advertisement reads "good to the last drop. We wonder what's the matter with the last one.
Frank Smith Jr., son of Frank Smith of Big Cove Tannery, received a broken collarbone last Wednesday when he was thrown from a motorcycle on which he was riding with Parker Bivens.


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- Jan 2:
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- CU-Boulder adviser posts sign on door asking students to leave their guns outside
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- CU-Boulder faculty chairman says he'll cancel his classes if students carry guns
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- CU-Boulder to bar guns in dorms, but allow weapons in some family housing units
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University of Colorado Chancellor Phil DiStefano notified the Boulder campus faculty Tuesday afternoon that professors "do not have the right to shut down a class or refuse to teach" should they learn that one of their students is lawfully carrying a gun under a concealed-carry permit.
And, DiStefano added, any faculty members who do so will be in violation of their contracts and face disciplinary action.
DiStefano's message comes a day after Professor Jerry Peterson, chairman of the Boulder Faculty Assembly, told the Daily Camera that, under his own "personal policy," he plans to cancel class if he ever learns any of his students are carrying firearms. A Colorado Supreme Court ruling this spring overturned CU's Boulder campus gun ban, and university officials say that students with conceal-carry permits are allowed to bring guns into classrooms and labs.
"I have the utmost respect for Professor Peterson, who is an old friend and valued colleague, but I want to make clear that if the student carrying the weapon has a concealed-carry permit, the position implied by Professor Peterson's comments directly violates Colorado law and the operating principles of the campus," DiStefano wrote in the e-mail to faculty.
Peterson stood by his classroom policy Tuesday and said he's never had to cancel a class. The physics professor -- who has said he simply wants his students to feel safe to engage in discussions that could become controversial -- reiterated that the presence of guns in his classroom "would destroy the learning environment."
DiStefano, in his e-mail, said canceling a class in those circumstances would discriminate against concealed-carry permit holders and deprive other students of the education they have paid for.
"On this issue, there can be no ambiguity: all CU-Boulder faculty, as CU and state employees, are expected to teach their assigned courses and to hold classes for all enrolled students," DiStefano wrote.
Bronson Hilliard, spokesman for the Boulder campus, said university officials appreciate that Peterson is concerned about the safety of his students, but stressed that students with-concealed carry permits are allowed to bring guns to campus.
Hilliard declined to speculate on what type of disciplinary actions professors could face if they cancel classes to keep guns out of their classrooms, saying such cases would be handled by department chairs.
Over the summer, CU officials ironed out rules surrounding concealed-carry in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling, banning guns from undergraduate dorms and the Bear Creek Apartments, but allowing them in some family housing units, including a dozen cottages and some units in Athens North. Students in these family housing units must sign contracts stating that they will lock their guns in safes when they leave their cottages or apartments.
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This all takes effect July 1. Below is a press release by one of the Representatives who were key in drafting and pushing this legislation.... with some of the key elements of the law. It does several things, which includes making it legal to carry in any public building unless they have "adequate security measures" in place to prevent "anyone" from entering who might have a gun (including bad guys) ..... security, metal detectors, limited / protected entrances, etc. . It also makes it legal for public employee who have cc licenses to carry at work. It makes carrying past a "posted" building .... no longer a crime of any kind, not even a misdemeanor, unless they have metal detectors, etc. Someone can only 'ask ' you to leave. This applies to businesses as well. The 'list' of prohibited places to carry, is gone. Kansas (in another bill) will also start recognizing the CC licenses of all states. This DOES include all Universities and schools, and even if security measures in schools are installed --- to allow employees of the school to carry. And ... NO EMPLOYER may have a "POLICY" which would punish any CC licensed employee from having a gun in their car in the employer's parking lot(s).
This is the one of the ones that Obama and Biden are so "upset" about Kansas passing .....
Senator Forrest Knox
Kansas Senate, District 14
IMMEDIATE RELEASE For More Information:
June 20, 2013 Senator Knox:
Concealed Carry of Handguns in Public Buildings
Senator Forrest Knox (R-Altoona) and many other members of the Kansas legislature have worked for several years to address security in public buildings. These efforts have culminated with the passage of Senate Substitute for HB 2052, which becomes law on July 1, 2013. Currently much discussion and action is being taken across the state by municipalities with regard to security in their buildings. Please find below clarification of the intent and content of the new law.
Following passage of concealed carry in Kansas many buildings were posted prohibiting concealed carry even though no security was provided. Some municipalities across the state have recently discovered that this was done arbitrarily and without proper authority. Authorities are taking steps to decide which buildings require security and which do not. They are taking the signs down in buildings that they determine do not require the necessary investment in security measures. These authorities are allowing law abiding, licensed citizens to provide for their own protection where security is not in place.
The recent prevalence of mass shootings in public places, many of which have been posted "no concealed carry" and are often referred to as "gun free zones," has shown such places to be attractive sites for criminals. Elected officials are realizing that there are liability concerns in posting unsecured buildings.
The 2007 Virginia Tech shooting is an example of such an event. A jury found the school liable in a civil law suit and awarded family members of victims large cash settlements. In this case the judge instructed the jury that a special relationship did exist between university officials and the victims, and that the relationship required officials to provide for their safety and security. The jury found that Virginia Tech's actions contributed to the deaths of the students.
In hearings conducted over the last few years in the capitol, as more categories of people are being allowed to carry concealed handguns into public buildings, chief judges requested that authorities be allowed to restrict the weapons that enter court facilities when "adequate security measures" are taken. This became the impetus for the present legislation. Publicly owned buildings should only restrict licensed concealed carry when "adequate security measures" are present.
"In America our right to keep and bear arms is guaranteed and we must not allow this to be denied any place that we have a right to be," stated Senator Knox. "The only exception to this is in the rare instances when special security is provided to the general public as a whole. Elected officials and Kansas citizens are figuring out, a sign is not adequate security."
Senator Knox also clarified several points regarding HB 2052:
1) This legislation is not a knee-jerk reaction to recent events but rather the product of many years of work which has encompassed many public hearings with passionate testimony on both sides. This is the product of the legislative process at its best.
2) This legislation passed both houses of the legislature in a strong, 80% favorable, bipartisan show of support and reflects the profound support of the citizens of Kansas for the individual right to keep and bear arms.
3) The heart of this legislation is that in publicly owned buildings, in which the public has a right and often the necessity to be, law abiding citizens shall not be denied the right to provide for their own security unless security for the general public is provided.
4) Publicly owned buildings that do not have open access to the public, having only controlled access entrances, are not specifically covered by this legislation. Buildings which are given blanket exemptions in this law are such buildings, that are intrinsically not open to the public at large or could be such. Specifically exempted are public primary and secondary schools as well as the Kansas school for the deaf and for the blind.
5) Municipalities are allowed a limited exemption for six months in order for security plans to be developed. Thereafter, one four year exemption is allowed. To obtain this exemption they must:
a) Adopt a resolution or draft a letter listing the buildings being exempted and listing the reasons for the exemption.
b) This statement must include the following sentence: ''A security plan has been developed for the building being exempted which supplies adequate security to the occupants of the building and merits the prohibition of the carrying of a concealed handgun as authorized by the personal and family protection act.''
c) A copy of the security plan must be maintained on file and must be made available to the Attorney General and local law enforcement.
d) Notice of the exemption must be sent to the Attorney General and local law enforcement.
6) Certain publicly owned institutions can receive one limited four year exemption simply by notifying the Attorney General and stating the reasons for the exemption. These institutions include a state or municipal owned:
a) medical care facility.
b) adult care home.
c) community mental health center.
d) indigent health care clinic.
e) postsecondary educational institution.
7) After this four year period, beyond December 31, 2017, no further exemption is allowed and any posted building will require "adequate security measures" to prohibit licensed concealed carry.
8) In exempting such buildings, liability issues should be a concern of those in authority and such issues are specifically included in this legislation.
a) Where "adequate security measures" are provided and a sign is posted prohibiting concealed carry liability protections are given.
b) Where security is not provided and concealed carry is allowed the same liability protections are given.
c) These protections are provided for both public and private buildings, but private buildings are specifically deemed protected from any increase in liability due to this legislation. Public buildings receive no such protection from increased liability due to this legislation.
d) Exempted buildings receive none of these liability protections.
9) Related liability insurance issues are arising as the company that insures most school districts and community colleges in the state, and many of the municipalities, is apparently objecting to this legislation. However, as there is no statistical basis for increased liability in allowing concealed carry where no security now exists, several entities in the state have found alternate insurers who will provide the same service while allowing concealed carry and are charging less for the service. It is apparently time to end this insurance monopoly and let free markets work.
10) In keeping with this legislation, chief judges of judicial districts are given specific authority to limit the presence of weapons in their courtrooms and ancillary courtrooms, provided that security "such as armed law enforcement" is in place. However, judges across the state are trying to require that the entire building which houses their court facilities be posted and to require security. This is in direct contrast to the legislation and to their current practice in many rural areas. In the past some county commissioners have complied with such requests of chief judges and others have not. In many rural areas only the judicial areas of the buildings have been made restricted access or provided security measures. On the occasions when security is needed for the general public entering a courtroom, an officer with a wand is adequate. The public areas of such buildings must have "adequate security measures" in order to prohibit licensed concealed carry in those areas.
11) In similar fashion corrections and jail facilities as well as law enforcement agencies are not impeded from prohibiting weapons from entering the secure areas of their buildings. However, they cannot prohibit licensed concealed carry in the public areas unless "adequate security measures" are provided.
12) Licensed employees in buildings which lack 'adequate security measures" cannot be denied the right to carry concealed handguns.
13) Any licensed person who has authority to enter a restricted access entrance in buildings which provide 'adequate security measures" is not in violation of the law when carrying a concealed handgun within the building.
14) Certain publicly owned institutions are given authority to allow licensed employees to carry within their buildings even if the buildings are posted. These institutions, which may set their own policy requirements for allowing employees to carry, include a state or municipal owned:
a) unified school district.
b) medical care facility.
c) adult care home.
d) community mental health center.
e) indigent health care clinic.
f) postsecondary educational institution.
15) Several changes have been made which affect the capitol building and capitol complex.
a) Any person may carry a firearm on the grounds of the state capitol.
b) It is not unlawful for anyone licensed to carry a concealed handgun within these buildings, including the governor's residence and grounds.
c) Concealed carry will be allowed within the state capitol after July 1, 2014 unless specific action is taken by the Legislative Coordinating Council prior to that date and it is determined that "adequate security measures" exist in the capitol.
16) There is no longer a list of buildings in which concealed carry is prohibited.
17) There is no longer a criminal penalty for a person licensed to carry a concealed handgun that carries in a posted building. He may only be denied access or removed from such premises.
18) Implied in this legislation is that the weapons themselves are not evil but rather it is the actions of criminals that are evil. We can trust the citizens of Kansas and should not limit their freedoms based on the illegal actions of a few. The knife legislation passed this year is a clear example of this.
19) Local control starts with our citizens, by protecting their constitutionally guaranteed individual liberties. Kansas citizens who, by the way obey the signs, are not a threat to our security. We should not tread on their rights while at the same time taking no steps to prevent criminals from bringing illegal weapons into public buildings. Good Kansans with guns make all of Kansas safer.
20) What does the future hold? The citizens of Kansas are in strong support of their individual right to keep and bear arms, as about 90% voted to make this very clear in the Kansas Constitution. Legislatively, look for support of state's rights over federal overreach. Look for support for measures aiding the security of a free State. Look for less infringement on the constitutional rights of Kansans - a move toward constitutional carry. Look for tighter and tighter adherence to the 2nd Amendment, which elected officials are sworn to support,
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
Forrest Knox
Kansas Senate, 14th District


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Lying on Your Resume: What Are the Consequences?
It is important to write your resume with character and confidence. But there is a clear-cut line where stretching goes too far.
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When a woman we'll call Mary was offered a high-level student-services position at a prestigious college, she was thrilled to accept. But two years later, Mary was fired despite strong performance reviews and a reputation as a rising star at the college. The reason? She lied on her resume – and got caught.
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In a kind of twist on the Peter Principle, which suggests that within corporate hierarchies, employees tend to be promoted until they reach their ultimate levels of incompetence, Levitt postulates that "the higher up in the organization a person rises, the more likely it is that he or she will cheat."
His observation is certainly borne out by news headlines about executives resigning in the face of resume dishonesty. Common resume lies include falsifying academic credentials, padding dates to mask employment gaps, exaggerating job titles, embellishing job responsibilities and achievements, claiming sole responsibility for team efforts and even making up fictitious employers.
Levitt also found a correlation between mood and the temptation to cheat. The desperation felt when weeks of unemployment stretch into months, or the low morale experienced by someone employed but truly miserable in a job, appear to increase the incentive to lie.


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USA Dance Inc chapters are located in communities all over the United States. The basic purpose of each Chapter is to promote ballroom dancing in the local community and to educate the public regarding the physical, mental, and social benefits of ballroom dancing. Chapters welcome beginner dancers and help them get started in ballroom dancing. Talented dancers are encouraged to become DanceSport Athlete competitors.
Chapters promote and sponsor amateur ballroom dancing for competitors, social dancers, and the general public. They work toward the recognition of ballroom dancing as an art form, a lifetime recreational activity and an Olympic sport. Chapters strive to bring the joy and the benefits of ballroom dancing to as many people as possible.
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To search for a chapter located in your area please visit our find a chapter page. This listing of chapters in each state will give you the link to each chapter's web page or to an e-mail message you can use to contact the chapter and request information on the chapter's schedule of social dances and other activities.
Activities of Chapters
For a description of the many activities of a typical chapter please visit our activities of chapters page. Review that page and learn of the many different programs a chapter presents and select those that will be of special interest to you.
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Missoula Police Recover Over $10,000 in Stolen Snowboard Gear – Suspect at Large [AUDIO]
Missoula police, acting on a tip from an informant, recovered over $10,000 in stolen snowboard gear and vehicle parts on Sunday, March 16.
Public Information Officer Travis Welsh said that the theft was reported to the police department on Saturday morning, March 15. The theft involved the break-in to a vehicle parked at a hotel on North Reserve Street. It was estimated that nearly $10,000 in snowboard gear and vehicle parts were taken.
On Sunday, officers prepared a search warrant for a residence in the 3600 block of Stephens Avenue. The search revealed nearly all of the stolen property, which was subsequently recovered.
Police detectives are currently conducting interviews and gathering leads, and a suspect has been identified, but he is currently at large and being sought for questioning.
Anyone with further information about the theft is asked to call Detective Mitch Lang at 552-6292, or Missoula Crimestoppers at 721-44-44.


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Parsifal (Met Opera)
Jonas Kaufmann stars in the title role of the innocent who finds wisdom in Francois Girard's new vision for Wagner's final masterpiece. His fellow Wagnerian luminaries include Katarina Dalayman as the mysterious Kundry, Peter Mattei as the ailing Amfortas, Evgeny Nikitin as the wicked Klingsor, and Rene Pape as the noble knight Gurnemanz.
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Quadruple screen test
The quadruple screen test is a blood test done duringpregnancy to determine whether the baby is at risk for certain birth defects.
Alternative Names
Quad screen; Multiple marker screening; AFP plus; Triple screen test; AFP maternal; MSAFP; 4-marker screen
How the test is performed
This test is usually performed between the 15th and 22nd weeks of the pregnancy, but it is most accurate between the 16th and 18th weeks.
A blood sample is needed. For information on how this is done, see:
The blood sample is sent to a laboratory for testing.
The test measures levels of four pregnancy hormones:
- Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) – a protein produced by the baby
- Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) – a hormone produced in the placenta
- Unconjugated estriol (uE3) – a form of the hormone estrogen produced in the fetus and the placenta
- Inhibin A -- a hormone released by the placenta
If the test does not measure levels of inhibin A, it is called the triple screen test.
To determine the chance of your baby having a birth defect, the test also factors in:
- Your age
- Your ethnic background
- Your weight
- Your baby's
gestational age(measured in weeks from the day of your last period to the current date)
How to prepare for the test
No special preparation is necessary.
How the test will feel
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain, while others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
Why the test is performed
The test is done to find out if your baby might be at risk for certain birth defects, such as Down syndrome and birth defects of the spinal column and brain (called neural tube defects).
All pregnant women should be offered this test. The quadruple screen test is normally done some time between the 15th and 22nd week of pregnancy.
Certain women are at greater risk for having a baby with these defects. These women include those over 35 years old during pregnancy, those taking insulin to treat diabetes, and those with a family history of birth defects.
This test is a screening test. This means it does not diagnose birth defects. Instead, it is used to determine whether your baby has a higher risk of these defects.
Normal Values
Normal levels of AFP, hCG, uE3, and inhibin A.
Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Talk to your health care providerabout the meaning of your specific test results.
What abnormal results mean
An abnormal test result does NOT mean that your baby definitely has a birth defect. Often, the results can be abnormal if your baby is older or younger than your doctor or nurse had thought.
If you have an abnormal result, you will have another ultrasound to check the age of the developing baby steps.
Further tests and counseling may be recommend if the ultrasound shows a problem. However,some people choose not to have any more tests done, for personal or religious reasons. Possible next steps include:
Amniocentesis,which checks the AFP level in the amniotic fluid surrounding the baby
- Tests todetect or rule out certain birth defects (such as Down syndrome)
- Genetic counseling
- Ultrasound to check the baby's brain, spinal cord, kidneys, and heart
During pregnancy, increased levels of AFP may be due to a problem with the developing baby, including:
- Absence of part of the brain and skull (anencephaly)
- Defect in the baby's intestines or other nearby organs (such as duodenal
- Death of the baby inside the womb(usually results in a
miscarriage) Spina bifida(spinal defect) Tetralogy of Fallot(heart defect) Turner syndrome(genetic defect)
High AFP can also mean that you're carrying more than one baby.
Low levels of AFP and estriol and high levels of hCG and inhibin A may be due to a problem such as:
- Down syndrome (trisomy 21)
Edwards syndrome(trisomy 18)
What the risks are
Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight but may include:
- Excessive bleeding
- Fainting or feeling light-headed
- Hematoma (blood accumulating under the skin)
- Infection (a slight risk any time the skin is broken)
Special considerations
The quadruple screen can have false-negative and false-positive results (although it is slightly more accurate than the triple screen). Additional tests are needed to confirm the results.
If the test is abnormal, you may want to talk to a genetic counselor.
ACOG Committee on Practice Bulletins. ACOG practice bulletin no. 77: screening for fetal chromosomal abnormalities. Obstet Gynecol. 2007;109:217-227.
Anderson CL, Brown CE. Fetal chromosomal abnormalities: Antenatal screening and diagnosis. Am Fam Physician. 2009;79:117-123.
Driscoll DA, Morgan MA, Schulkin J. Screening for Downsyndrome: changing practice of obstetricians. Am J Obstet Gynecol.2009;200:459.e1-459.e9.


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State Department Official Kris Balderston to Lead Fleishman-Hillard's Washington, D.C., Office
Balderston Brings White House, Capitol Hill, Federal Agency Experience to Leading Global Communications Firm
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 2013 – Fleishman-Hillard today announced the appointment of Kris Balderston as senior partner and general manager of the firm's Washington, D.C., office. He comes directly from his position as Special Representative for Global Partnerships at the U.S. Department of State.
At State, Balderston conceptualized and led the Global Partnership Initiative within the Office of the Secretary of State. In this capacity, he brokered alliances with more than 300 private sector businesses, nonprofit organizations and others. These partnerships employed practical, market-based solutions to advance U.S. diplomacy, further international development goals and address significant global humanitarian challenges.
His 30-plus years of experience in Washington includes tenure in the Clinton White House, where he was Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet and Deputy Assistant to the President. In the Senate, he served as Sen. Hillary Clinton's Legislative Director and then Deputy Chief of Staff.
In addition, Balderston was Senior Policy Advisor to Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell at the U.S. Senate Democratic Policy Committee, Deputy Chief of Staff in the Office of the Secretary at the Department of Labor, Senior Policy Associate and Project Manager at the National Governors Association, and Senior Policy Associate at the Council of State Community Affairs Agencies. Early in his career, he served as Director of the Massachusetts State Office of Gov. Michael Dukakis.
"Kris' sophisticated understanding of the intersection between business, government and cutting-edge communications makes him uniquely able to help lead our global public affairs practice in a time of globalization, great change and innovation," said Martha Boudreau, president and senior partner, U.S. Mid-Atlantic and Latin America regions. "His expertise, his creativity and his energy are a perfect fit for our office."
"My experience operating across business, government and NGOs has convinced me that progress and success in today's world will be driven by those who have mastered the levers of communications. Fleishman-Hillard is redefining what it means to communicate effectively in the 21st century," said Balderston. "The firm has a deep understanding of that dynamic and is enthusiastically embracing new ideas and innovative solutions. That spirit is similar to what Secretary Clinton brought to the State Department, and I'm excited to lead the Washington office in that kind of exciting and creative environment."
About Fleishman-Hillard
Fleishman-Hillard Inc., one of the world's leading strategic communications firms, has built its reputation on creating integrated solutions that deliver what its clients value most: meaningful, positive and measurable impact on the performance of their organizations. The firm is widely recognized for excellent client service and a strong company culture founded on teamwork, integrity and personal commitment. Based in St. Louis, the firm operates throughout North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa and Latin America through its 80 owned offices. For more information, visit the Fleishman-Hillard website at www.fleishmanhillard.com. Fleishman-Hillard is a part of Diversified Agency Services, a division of Omnicom Group Inc.
About Diversified Agency Services
Diversified Agency Services (DAS), a division of Omnicom Group Inc. (NYSE:OMC) (www.omnicomgroup.com), manages Omnicom's holdings in a variety of marketing communications disciplines. DAS includes over 200 companies, which operate through a combination of networks and regional organizations, serving international and local clients through more than 700 offices in 71 countries.
About Omnicom Group Inc.
Omnicom Group Inc. (www.omnicomgroup.com) is a leading global marketing and corporate communications company. Omnicom's branded networks and numerous specialty firms provide advertising, strategic media planning and buying, digital and interactive marketing, direct and promotional marketing, public relations and other specialty communications services to over 5,000 clients in more than 100 countries.


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|John Bazemore/Associated Press
|Georgia junior Jarvis Jones has 10.5 sacks this season heading into Saturday's SEC title game against Alabama.
Football scouts quickly will tell you that the Southeastern Conference is a hotbed for NFL talent. The SEC has produced at least one first-round selection in 65 consecutive drafts and led all conferences with nine first-round picks in 2012. When I was working as a scout with the Seattle Seahawks and Carolina Panthers, we routinely would watch top players from other conferences match up against SEC competition to see if they were truly NFL-caliber.
Given the superior depth and talent in the SEC, every NFL general manager and scout will pay close attention to the Alabama-Georgia matchup in the SEC championship game to see the future stars of tomorrow on display. Here are the top 10 players who will be on the Georgia Dome turf Saturday in Atlanta (4 p.m. ET, CBS):
(*Denotes underclassmen)
1. Jarvis Jones*, Georgia, OLB: One of the most explosive pass rushers in college football. Jones shows cat-like quickness off the ball and is a freakish athlete with the speed and burst to run down quarterbacks from the backside. With few blockers possessing the footwork and lateral quickness to rival his movement skills, Jones is a difference maker with all of the tools that scouts covet in elite pass rushers.
2. Chance Warmack, Alabama, G: Interior blockers typically aren't valued at a premium, but Warmack is a special player at the position. At 6-foot-3 and 320 pounds, he is a mammoth blocker with the size and strength to move defenders off the ball. Although his athleticism will hinder his capacity to block effectively on the move, Warmack's exceptional ability to generate a push at the point of attack against big defenders makes him a very desirable prospect for teams looking to upgrade their respective running games.
3. Dee Milliner*, Alabama, CB: The SEC routinely produces the top cornerbacks in college football, and Milliner is the next one to carry the torch. He is a polished cover corner with the speed, quickness and agility to blanket elite receivers on the perimeter. Milliner also displays the toughness and physicality to be an effective player against the run, which makes him the kind of defender that all defensive coordinators covet as a No. 1 corner.
4. Alec Ogletree*, Georgia, LB: Wow! That's the typically expression used by scouts to describe the exceptional athleticism and skills of Ogletree. He is a natural sideline-to-sideline defender with the speed and burst to make plays all over the field. From crashing off the edges as a rusher to dropping into intermediate zones in pass coverage, Ogletree is an ideal weakside linebacker prospect with the tools to shine at the next level.
5. D.J. Fluker*, Alabama, OT: Recent history has shown the value of right tackles increasing in the minds of evaluators around the league. Teams are more inclined to take a right tackle early in the draft to solidify both edges in the passing game. Fluker is a dominant right tackle prospect with the size, strength and footwork to excel on the right side as a pro. He moves defenders off the ball in the running game, while also displaying the balance and body control to anchor against rushers off the edge.
6. Aaron Murray*, Georgia, QB: Playing quarterback in the NFL is all about making sound decisions under duress, and few college quarterback do it better than Murray. The 6-1, 210-pound junior has enjoyed a stellar 2012 campaign, while displaying outstanding accuracy, ball placement and touch. Although he doesn't display elite arm strength, Murray's superb anticipation and timing allows him to routinely pick apart opponents with pinpoint throws. Evaluators are closely monitoring Murray's play to see if he has the goods to develop into an elite playmaker at the next level.
|Where do Landry Jones and the Oklahoma Sooners rank in the BCS?
7. Jonathan Jenkins, Georgia, DT: The strength of the Bulldogs' defense is right down the middle with Jenkins entrenched at defensive tackle. The 6-foot-3, 358-pound senior is a gargantuan presence at the point of attack. Opponents are unable to move him off the spot, and his ability to occupy multiple players creates opportunities for the Bulldogs' linebackers to make plays at the line of scrimmage. With nose tackles increasingly popular in the NFL due to the proliferation of 3-4 defenses, Jenkins is on the rise on draft boards across the league.
8. Bacarri Rambo, Georgia, S: The presence of a playmaking safety is essential to fielding a dominant defense at every level of football. Rambo is undoubtedly one of the best ball hawks in college football with 16 career interceptions. He is naturally instinctive player in the middle of the field with a keen sense of timing and anticipation. Although he is most comfortable playing with vision in zone, Rambo possesses the athleticism to be effective in matchups against tight ends and slot receivers. Given his all around skills and playmaking ability, Rambo is one of the most intriguing prospects in the 2013 draft class.
9. Shawn Williams, Georgia, S: It is hard to find a hard-hitting safety with ball skills and awareness, but Williams appears to have it all. He excels at drilling runners in the hole and few safeties are better tacklers. Against the pass, he shows instincts and awareness floating in the middle and his four career interceptions reflect his ability to make plays. Although his speed could emerge as a concern, the combination of size, strength and skills that Williams brings to the table will make him a solid pick in the 2013 draft.
10. Barrett Jones, Alabama, C: The most versatile and productive offensive lineman in college football can solidify his reputation with a strong performance against the Bulldogs. Jones has significant starts at multiple positions (10 starts at left tackle, 25 starts at right guard and 11 games at center), and that versatility will make him invaluable in the minds of evaluators when the draft draws closer. With a strong performance against the Bulldogs' imposing defensive line, Jones could solidify his status as a top prospect.
Others to watch: A.J. McCarron, Alabama, QB; Eddie Lacy, Alabama, RB; Jesse Williams, Alabama, NT; Tavarres King, Georgia, WR
From my notebook
Former LSU standout Tyrann Mathieu announced his intentions to enter the 2013 draft earlier this week to little fanfare in the NFL scouting community.
While the "Honey Badger" is certainly one of the best defensive playmakers that I've seen in college football, he is not a lock to come off the board in the top half of the draft due to his off-field baggage, size and questionable technique. Mathieu reportedly has failed multiple drug tests at LSU and is facing a pending legal situation that could affect his standing on draft boards across the league.
When I asked an AFC South executive about Mathieu and taking a risk on his considerable talent, he cited concerns about drug issues and maturity based on his behavior over the past year. Beyond those issues, the executive was concerned about his diminutive stature (5-9, 175) and lack of disciplined technique that showed up in big games.
While Mathieu's playmaking, toughness and return skills will keep him in play as a possible high draft pick, I sense that Mathieu likely will carry Day 3 grades on most draft boards across the league.
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Arthur T. Demoulas, the ousted chief executive of the Demoulas Market Basket chain, made an offer Wednesday to buy out the shareholders of the company aligned with his cousin, Arthur S. Demoulas. How the ownership structure of the chain breaks down:
The grocery chain had its origin in a neighborhood food store in Lowell that was opened in 1917 by Greek immigrants Arthur and his wife Efrasine Demoulas.
In 1954, the couple sells the business to two of their six children, George and Telemachus.
George Demoulas died suddenly on June 27, 1971, while vacationing with his family in Greece.
On George's death, Telemachus Demoulas took control.
The family feud over control of the company burst onto the public scene in 1990, when Arthur S. Demoulas, a son of George, filed a complaint that Telemachus Demoulas was diverting assets from the chain into businesses solely owned by his branch of the family. After one of the longest, costliest, and nastiest court battles in the state's legal history, Telemachus Demoulas was eventually forced to pay George's relatives $206 million. The judge awarded 50.5% of the shares, a controlling interest, to George's heirs.
In early 2008, George's daughter-in-law Rafaela votes in favor of Telemachus' son, Arthur T., in a board election. Arthur T. is made president of the business.
In June 2013, Rafaela switches her vote, giving Arthur S. control of the board. A year later, at Arthur S.'s urging, board fires Arthur T., replacing him with co-CEOs Felicia Thornton and James Gooch.
(George's son)
(Telemachus' son)
On Wednesday, Arthur T. Demoulas offers to buy the 50.5 percent share controlled by opposing relatives to regain control of the fractured company.


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User:No one in particular
Race: Men
Tribe: Geoduck
Faction: Barbarian
Class: Caster (Carnymancer)
Level: 2
Move: 9
Hits: 5
Combat: 1
Defense: 3
Eyebook Username: NemoSpecific
Eyebook Sound: Noip
When is a duck not a duck? When it's a geoduck!
No one in particular
Although capable of taking to the field, No one in particular is happier working behind the scenes, tinkering here and there in an effort to ensure the best possible performance.
For all his dedication to service, No one in particular is prone to seeing connections and possibilities in everything, concocting impossible scenarios and outcomes to the most straightforward of battles.
Ultimately, he's willing to look any problem straight in the eyes.
The Geoduck Tribe
The Geoducks are masters of subterfuge, confusing their enemies by specializing not in tunneling units or flying units as their name would imply, but in swimming units. Freshly popped units are given Water Wings, which can grant limited swimming capabilities to the wearer. They are allowed to keep them until gaining their third level, at which point all units undergo the Trial of SoS, where they are taken to the middle of the nearest body of water, and their Wings removed. If they can make it back to shore, they are accepted as a full member of the tribe. If they cannot, they are allowed to sink, and after a ceremony that lasts one night, are never mentioned again. If they are Casters, exceptions may be made and they can be rescued, but are sent to live in the Magic Kingdom.
The Water Wings
Water Wings are a closely guarded secret of the Geoduck tribe. Worn only by low level units, and never mentioned to outsiders, it is widely assumed that they are merely a primitive form of signamancy to indicate rank within the tribe. In reality, they are accessories that can grant limited swimming capabilities to all but the heaviest of units. There is only a small number in the possession of the tribe; whether this is because they are artifacts and have found no others, or magic items whose process of creation has been forgotten, the Geoducks can not (or at least will not) say.
Among those casters released to the Magic Kingdom, there is some debate whether the Water Wings were created by a Weirdomancer, a Dollamancer, or possibly a caster link of the two with a Thinkamancer.
The Trial of SoS
Amongst outsiders, there is some mystery surrounding the Trial. Primarily, no one who is not a Geoduck knows what SoS means. There are guesses that SoS might be the founder of the tribe. Some speculate that it means Sink or Swim. Others claim it stands for Save our Stats. A few whisper that it's Scrubbing out Sponges, as a unit that can't swim would only be sponging off the limited purse of the tribe.
Real World References
A geoduck is a type of large saltwater clam, found primarily in the Pacific Northwest. It is pronounced gooey-duck.
Nemo is latin for "no one," so Nemo Specific literally means no one in particular.
Water Wings are a name for inflatable armbands, typically given to children learning to swim to provide extra buoyancy.
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Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Oven-roasted salmon with coriander/cilantro
I used salmon steaks, but it would work just as well with fillets. Also, I served it with quinoa, which worked well, but steamed rice or boiled new potatoes would go well as well. Or simply a nice crusty bread, if you prefer.
Oven-roasted salmon with coriander/cilantro
Serves 4
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4 salmon steaks or fillets
Coriander/cilantro marinade:
100 grams fresh coriander, chopped
2 fat garlic cloves, chopped
the zest and juice of 1 lime
5 Tbsp olive oil
sea salt
coarsely ground black pepper
few tomatoes on the wine, optional
Mix all the marinade ingredients together. Season salmon steaks lightly with salt and pepper on both sides, place in a greased oven dish. Spread the coriander marinade over, tuck the squeezed lime halves in the dish as well. [This can be done few hours earlier; cover the dish with a clingfilm and place in the fridge].
Add few smaller tomatoes for extra colour. Cover with foil and roast at 225 Celsius oven for about 15 minutes, depending on thickness, until fish is cooked. Avoid overcooking, as overcooked salmon is simply dry & nasty. (You may want to remove the foil about 5 minutes before end, just to get some golden colour).
Other salmon recipes @ Nami-nami:
Creamy salmon & potato gratin (February 2007)
Oriental salmon with honey, mustard & soy sauce (February 2006)
Salmon fishcakes with green peas (November 2006)
Salmon kulebyaka (February 2007)
10 comments:
- Kalyn said...
It's serendipity. I clicked over to say how much I LOVE the photo of you that's on the comment at Blogher and here's a recipe that is perfect for my cilantro-loving palate. Yum. And my dear, you look fabulous in that photo!
- 6:30 pm, June 20, 2007
- Alanna said...
Drooling now ...
- 9:32 pm, June 20, 2007
- Stephen said...
I should try your recipe with the beautiful Copper River salmon we just got. Yum.
- 2:35 am, June 21, 2007
- Shaun said...
Pille - I like salmon but have never prepared it myself because I always fear that I'm going to overcook it. 15 minutes in the oven sounds easy enough for me - thanks for showing me the way!
- 5:37 am, June 21, 2007
- Lydia said...
I wish I shared Kalyn's well-known love of cilantro, but, alas, I don't. This dish wouldn't be the same with parsley, but that's my usual alternative to cilantro. Maybe I will learn to love cilantro, one of these days.
- 7:59 pm, June 26, 2007
- Pille said...
Kalyn - I thought it's about time to sign up at Blogher, as I've read it for a while and never commented, as I didn't have an account.. I thought you'd like that, with all the coriander involved:)
Alanna - thanks:)
Stephen - I only know my salmon was Norwegian - that's all the shops tell you here:(
Shaun - my salmon steaks were rather thick, so 15 minutes was perfect. A fillet may take a bit less, but it'd be hard to badly overcook in 15 minutes, so start with that!
Lydia - who knows, you might. It took me quite a few years to learn to love cilantro/coriander, but now I use it a lot. It's a potent herb, so start maybe by using just a litte?
- 8:05 pm, June 26, 2007
- Ramzan said...
Covered or uncovered in the oven please...
- 2:02 pm, February 05, 2008
- Pille said...
Ramzan, it cleary states in the recipe that "cover with foil". So covered, yes :)
- 9:28 am, July 28, 2010
I made this dish tonight for my family, serving it with a green salad and roasted new potatoes and it was a real success. Thanks
- 11:33 pm, May 17, 2012
- Pille said...
Laura, I'm so happy to hear that you and your family loved this, and I'm even more happy that you came back to leave a comment! Thank you!!!
- 1:21 pm, May 18, 2012


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