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I'm looking for a copy of the PBS (?) documentary aired recently. I'm not able to copy my own ballet videos, but I can offer Martins' "Jazz" and Nureyev's "Nutcracker" (don't all email me at once), or I could send a couple of blanks.
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WARREN, Ohio - A mailman of nearly 7 years was delivering mail along his regular route when someone threw gasoline on him.
Mailman David Hughes tells 21 News that he stopped at 1717 Hamilton and ran in to the suspect, 55-year-old Sidney Jordan.
According to Hughes, Jordan had been looking for a piece of mail a few days prior to the events that he said was owed to him from the government, but Hughes didn't have it.
When Hughes told Jordan that he didn't have control over what mail comes to the recipient, Jordan threatened Hughes and said he would "douse" him if he didn't deliver the piece of mail.
On Tuesday, Hughes says he was only carrying a flier for Jordan, and as he was finishing his route, he says Jordan was standing outside with a bucket and matches in his hands.
As Jordan approached Hughes, he says he saw what looked like almost three gallons of gasoline in the bucket. He ran before Jordan could throw it on him and went to a neighbors residence to call the police.
Hughes says that Jordan has a history of "outlandish behavior," and "wasn't all there."
Hughes is hoping to have a new route assigned to him when he returns back to work after a few-day leave of absence following the incident.
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Yes, I am back in cooking school. It was a bit of a toss-up as to whether or not I wanted to take the Level Two classes at The New School of Cooking here in Los Angeles. After stressing so heavily over the testing weeks of the Level One classes, I was hesitant. However, after I found out that there is no testing on this level, I decided to go for it. Plus, I convinced my friend Cathy, who went through level one with me, to take it too.
This time around, the classes will last for only three months, as opposed to six. Plus, our new teacher, Carol, has a totally different vibe than May. Don't get me wrong, I loved May, but Carol is all about being an intuitive cook. This is just my style. She's going to let us have our heads - to a certain extent. We'll still get recipes, but we can get creative. Isn't that what great cooking is all about?
The concept for this round of classes is world cuisine. Each week, we'll concentrate on a different country. We'll learn about the culture, regions and specialties and then get to cook various examples of them. This week's country: ITALY!
Who doesn't love Italian food? Carol began with a map of the country separated into regions. She started with Piedmont and Lombardy and worked her way down to Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany and Umbria, ending at Calabria and Sicily. Each of these areas is known for various produce because of the varying climates and soils.
Piedmont and Lombardy (Milan's region) and the northern regions are known for their cheeses. This area has fertile soil because of the Alps and the deep lakes made from the run-off. It's perfect grazing for cows, so the cheeses are creamy and delicious. Carol gave us a tasting of six different kinds of cheeses from the area: cheese with juniper berries and Gorgonzola from Piedmont, Fontina and Tallegio from Lombardy and a Pecorino Tuscano and Ragusano.
Arborio rice is grown in the Po Valley, so it would make sense that this area is known for its risotto dishes, Osso Buco and crème dishes.
Liguria, just below Piedmont, is considered the Italian Riviera. Genoa is in this region. The soil is rocky and not as fertile. It's perfect for herbs, garlic and olive oil. Gee-what can these make?! You got it, pesto! Of course, since Genoa is a port city, they're also known for their fish. In this area, they use anchovies instead of salt.
Trentino, next to Lombardy, has more Germanic influences in its food. There are more smoked pork products and dumpling noodles. Fun fact: Jagermeister is made in Trentino. Who knew?


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Theda Bara was the stage name of Theodosia Burr Goodman (July 29, 1885 – April 7, 1955), a silent film actress popularly known as "The Vamp."
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- To be good is to be forgotten. I'm going to be so bad I'll always be remembered.
- Attributed in Agnes Smith, "The Confessions of Theda Bara", Photoplay Magazine, Vol. 18 No. 1 (June 1920), pp. 57–58, 110–111
- The reason good women like me and flock to my pictures is that there is a little bit of vampire instinct in every woman.
- Attributed in Leta W. Clark, Women, Women, Women: Quips, Quotes, and Commentary (1977), p. 16
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- After Theda Barra appeared in A Fool There Was, a vampire wave surged over the country. Women appeared in vampire gowns, pendant earrings, and even young girls were attempting to change from frank, open-eyed ingenues to the almond-eyed, carmine-lipped woman of subtlety and mystery.
- Mary Pickford, "To Be Or Not To Be a Vampire", The Day (New London, CT), 16 May 1916, p. 11


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Lodge Rooms - General Butler Lodge is the essence of river town charm, featuring the warm glow of polished brass and rich woodwork. Each of the 53 guest rooms features a private balcony or patio overlooking the pool or hillside. The gift shop offers a unique selection of Kentucky handcrafts.
Dining - Two Rivers' name and fish camp décor is a reference to the local area. It serves a bistro-style dinner menu with a variety of items ranging from fish to pasta and chicken to steaks. The restaurant seats 180 guests and offers a panoramic view with its floor-to-ceiling windows. Two Rivers has been featured in the book "Dining across Kentucky" as well as on the Kentucky Life television program.
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Camping - The campground offers 111 campsites with utility hookups and grills. Showers and rest rooms are available at two central service buildings and one laundry facility is available.
Golf - The 9-hole golf course challenges you with greens that are flat and fast, and with rough that is deep in certain areas. The most demanding hole is #8, a 330-yard, par 4, requiring a tee shot from a ridge onto the fairway below, and then an approach shot onto a 5,400-square-foot green with plenty of contour. There is an additional set of men's tees that can be used when playing an 18-hole round.
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I just started using WeakAuras yesterday, and am giddy with excitement I can make my own triggers. I'm not at my WoW computer atm (read: I'm at work :P ) so I can't test this. I hope someone can confirm if I'm correct, right off the cuff. :)
So, for the title at hand, am I right in assuming I'd make my own trigger, along the lines of this?
function() local CheckUnit = SomeWeakAurasGlobalVar; local Role = UnitGroupRolesAssigned(CheckUnit); local CurrentMana = UnitPower(CheckUnit, "SPELL_POWER_MANA"); local MaxMana = UnitPowerMax(CheckUnit, "SPELL_POWER_MANA"); local ManaPercent = CurrentMana/MaxMana; local ManaWarning = .25; if(Role == "HEALER" and ManaPercent <= ManaWarning) then return true; else return false; end end
I assume for the untrigger, I can have it stop displaying the aura at any percentage I specify, not just .25? (If I've read the tutorials right)
Also, what is the SomeWeakAurasGlobalVar supposed to be?
And of course, what a fantastic addon here. I bet the devs hear this all the time, but it really does blow PAC out of the water imo. :)


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Wendy Armijo doesn't claim to be a teetotaler. And she won't tell you to never drink.
But she draws the line at drinking and driving.
For the last eight years, Armijo has served as the coordinator for the San Miguel County DWI Planning Council. She says she comes to that role with an understanding.
Unlike many dog lovers, Leslie Moniot isn't looking for purebreds. She prefers mutts.
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Over the summer, she moved from a small town in southern California to Romeroville. Since 2001, she's been providing homes for dogs.
She takes in large dogs from animal shelters, usually just before they are about to be put down.
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I have walked the path on the Gallinas River from Bridge street to Independence street many times. It is a place which could be the better in some respects if we did less with it, or more to the point, less TO it.
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Students at Sierra Vista Elementary School found that a small gesture of kindness can create a lot of magic.
Teacher Tom Conklin spearheaded a schoolwide drive for UNICEF raising $416.50 for underprivileged kids in many countries. He said the donations help with vaccinations, food, clean water, blankets, school books and many other necessities.
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"Throughout the United States faith-based and community organizations have and continue to play a vitally important role in the well-being of children. There are over 350,000 religious congregations in the U.S. who collectively engage 45 million volunteers, nearly half of the total number of all American volunteers. They provide countless valuable services including mentoring at-risk youth, after-school programs, counseling, shelters for the homeless and food pantries. They reach out to the poor, the prisoner and the abused child.
Faith-based and community organizations are uniquely positioned to play an increasingly significant role in impacting children's safety. Faith-based and community groups are stepping up in real ways by opening up their facilities for youth programming, by providing safe passages to and from school, and by running out of school time programs in communities all across the country.
When faith and community leaders decide to get involved in the lives of our nation's young people it has the potential to greatly impact children's well-being. It is essential that the faith community understand they are key actors in promoting the safety and well-being of our children. I urge you to join with the Attorney General's Defending Childhood Initiative knowing that positive interventions by the faith community will increase children's physical, emotional and psychological well-being. Partnerships between faith based and community organizations, law enforcement, the courts, and human service agencies have the potential to make a lasting and significant impact. Our children are our future and we have a moral imperative to do all that we can do to protect them from victimization."
Joshua DuBois is Special Assistant to President Obama and Executive Director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. In this capacity, Joshua helps direct the Obama Administration's engagement of faith-based and other nonprofit organizations around the country. One of President Obama's longest serving aides, Joshua previously served in then-Senator Obama's legislative office, and he led the Religious Affairs Department for the 2008 Obama presidential campaign. Joshua is a noted expert on the intersection of religion and public life, and his work has been profiled in The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, CNN and elsewhere. He came to the Obama world after having worked on Capitol Hill, and was an Associate Pastor at a small church in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He received a Masters in Public Affairs from Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School and a Bachelor's degree from Boston University. Joshua was raised in Nashville, Tennessee.


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Externship Offerings Expanded as Part of Careers Push
Teaching preschool at Bright Horizons Family Solutions in Minneapolis, reading manuscripts at Brandt & Hochman Literary Agents in New York City, or working at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Silver Spring, Maryland will be a part of some students' winter breaks as a result of the Career Center's expanded externship offerings.
Carls Care - About Cats
While first-year Carls are finding a new home in Northfield, so are the animals at Prairie's Edge Humane Society.
After Survey, ITS Wrangles with Spotty WiFi (Login Required)
ITS plans to improve wifi accessibility and to make the Hub and Moodle more user friendly in response to the results of a Measuring Information Systems Outcomes (MISO) survey.
Green Groups Hope New Initiative Will Cut Waste
Among the groups on campus working to reduce waste and create a culture of sustainability are: the Waste Monitors, student custodians who monitor the degree of contamination in the waste bins, and the Food Recovery Network, students who transport uneaten dining hall food (which would otherwise go to the garbage) to people in need. This year, both groups are expanding their operations.
Perlman Museum Takes the Plunge with New Arctic Exhibit
There have been heated debates on whether global warming is hap- pening or not for the past few decades. Ken Tape's "Then and Now: The Changing Arctic Landscape," an exhibition displayed at the Kaemmer Family Gallery of the Perlman Teaching Museum at the Weitz Center from September 19th to November 19th, has an concre- teanswer.
Missing Wares Plague Cups Initiative
As a result of last spring's CSA elections, Carls voted to replace the compostable take-out cups in the dining hall with reusable cups. But students have not been returning the cups, cast- ing doubt upon the new system.
Hudlin Wagner announces retirement
A longtime advocate for minority students, Hudlin Wagner has announced she will retire at the end of this school year, after 25 years as a Carleton administrator.
Sandell's Expulsion Prompts Amnesty Debate
The evening of Sunday, September 15th, sophomore Zosie Sandell and five other Carleton students—including her roommate, fellow sophomore Zach Leonard—entered the Arb to take LSD.
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Streaking and Other Surprises
"I've seen strange things here," said Ammar Babar from Lahore in Pakistan.
Freshmen Seeking Fresh Experiences (Login Required)
The transition from home to college is coupled with numerous changes, adjustments, and even culture shocks for nearly every first-year student on campus.
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Karate Squids Plug in at "Page Unplugged"
On Wednesday night, September 17th, Carleton students gathered outside Page House East under the night sky to enjoy the "chill" vibes of Carleton's popular student band, The Karate Squids.
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Volleyball Drops Three-setter to Gustavus
NORTHFIELD, Minn.— Karen Halls '15 (Edina, Minn.) claimed a match-best 11 kills and added a service ace but the Carleton College volleyball team fell in three-sets (25-23, 25-13, 25-23) to Gustavus Adolphus College Wednesday evening.
With Three Goals, Senior Cammarota Leads Knights in Doubleheader Weekend
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Carleton College men's soccer team received a clutch, breakout performance over the weekend from midfielder Jordy Cammarota '15 (Neenah, Wis.) in a MIAC win and a close loss to a top 20-ranked foe.
Women's Soccer Edged by No. 22 Luther College (Login Required)
Football's Quick Start Not Enough in MIAC Opener
NORTHFIED, Minn. — The Carleton College football team scored on its first play from scrimmage but found it tough going the rest of the afternoon as the Knights dropped a 42-14 result to Augsburg College in the MIAC opener for both squads.
Wells, in First Career Win, Leads Knights to Victory
HASTINGS, Minn.—Taylor Wells (Sr./Rochester, Minn./Century) fired a final-round three-over par 76 for her first collegiate win as all five Carleton College players finished inside the top 10, propelling the Knights to a victory at the College City Challenge.
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Your Life is Your Legacy
Ask a Carl, "What are your traditions?" You will probably hear a detached recounting of what makes Carleton known outside its own community, as if tradition means a trite section of the campus tour script.
Whither the Acceptance Pic?
If you pay close attention, you can definitely tell the signs of changes that go up while the leaves fall today, and like the leaves this year, these signs are showing more conspicuously than before.
Silly Days
I always thought movies like "Animal House" were very amusing, but also completely made up.
Tradition of One
It happens every term. Suddenly, everything is done: all the readings on the syllabi, all the essays, all the violin juries, all the scribbled notes.
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Club Profile: Men of Carleton
Men of Carleton is a club headed by president Jeffrey Bissoy-Mattis ('16) that aims to unite a diverse variety of Carleton guys in a friendly atmosphere to talk about multicultural and gender issues on campus.
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It runs in the 'family': an impending housing bubble in Abu Dhabi?
Abu Dhabi's housing shortfall would escalate to 51,000 units by the end of this year, a report said.
At the end of 2013, the fast expanding emirate saw total housing stock reaching 232,000 units, says Colliers International, a leading property advisory firm.
According to a report from another property advisory firm, JLL, residential stock increased by around 1,700 units in the first quarter of the year, bringing the total stock to around 238,000 units.
However, an estimated 9,000 housing units are expected to enter the market this year, to reach total housing supply to 241,000 against a demand of 290,000 housing units, says Colliers International.
The emirate is facing a rise in demand for housing by six per cent year-on-year with an additional demand of 15,208 units in 2014, according to Colliers.
It estimates that Abu Dhabi's demand for housing would reach 360,000 units in 2018, growing at three per cent cumulative annual growth rate, as growth in economy will pick up and population increase would continue growing at 5.5 per cent annually.
It also estimates that office employees would rise five per cent year-on-year.
The property advisory firm estimated a shortfall of 119,000 housing units in 2018, as the demand is expected to reach 360,000 units.
Abu Dhabi's real estate market is to experience a strong demand over the short to medium term as the economic and population growth continues.
Colliers estimates 44,000 units to enter the residential supply in the coming five years.
The removal of the rent cap in Abu Dhabi is likely to further contribute to an upward trend in rentals, making it more lucrative investment in terms of returns.
Foreign ownership of residential units are currently limited to high-end waterfront developments with the exception of Al Reef and Hydra. This limitation in Abu Dhabi's residential market creates an opportunity for developing affordable housing within the emirate.
Rents grew 12 per cent year-on-year in 2014. In the fourth quarter of last year, rental values went up by nine per cent. The area which witnessed high growth in rents includes the localities of Al Raha, Al Reem Island and Corniche.
In terms of sales prices a growth of nine per cent has been reported.
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It offered registration at the property show, three projects of which two will be located in the investment zones of Al Raha Beech and Ansam on Yas Island while the third one will comprise of residential plots on Nareel Island located five minutes away from Emirates Palace is exclusively for the UAE nationals.
A total of 1,000 units would be added in two years, though all in posh segment.
According to Colliers survey, 40 per cent of the cumulative supply targets the high-end market.
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PHOENIX (AP) - Scottsdale police say Phoenix Suns forward Michael Beasley was cited last month on suspicion of speeding, driving on a suspended Arizona license and driving without a vehicle license plate or registration.
The Suns issued a statement Monday saying they discussed the matter with Beasley "and at this time do not believe any further action by the club is warranted."
According to a police report, Beasley was stopped Jan. 25 on suspicion of driving 71 mph in a 45 mph zone.
Police say Beasley's Mercedes didn't have a license plate or temporary registration tag.
They say the 24-year-old Beasley had a Florida driver's license, but his Arizona driving privileges had been suspended Oct. 23 for failing to appear in Phoenix City Court.
Police say Beasley has a Feb. 11 court appearance.
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"We are aware that Scottsdale Police stopped and cited Michael Beasley for motor vehicle infractions at approximately 1:10 a.m. on January 25, 2013. After being briefly detained on-site, he was released. According to the police report, Michael was 'cooperative' and 'no impairment was found' following field sobriety tests. We have discussed the matter with Michael and at this time do not believe any further action by the Club is warranted."
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No one wants to have to worry about sexually transmitted infections (STIs) but the reality is this: if you are engaged in any form of sexual activity you are at risk. Learn ways to avoid these potentially devastating infections.Why is preventing STIs so important?
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- Use latex condoms and barriers (dental dams-latex squares for oral-genital contact). There are safe non-latex alternatives for those with latex allergy (ex. polyurethane condoms such as Avanti).
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VILLA RICA, Ga. (AP) -- The mother of a Georgia soldier who was killed in Iraq says burglars broke into her home and stole combat medals her son earned for his military service.
Cindy Hardegree of Villa Rica says the awards and badges included a Gold Star that the Defense Department gave the family after her son's funeral.
The medals belonged to Army Sgt. Mike Hardegree, who died along with six other soldiers in Iraq after their vehicle flipped over in September 2007.
Reports say that the soldier's mother says the burglars got away with $10,000 worth of goods from her home after the break-in last Wednesday. She says she misses the Gold Star the most because she'd had it made into a locket that she would wear.
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In a landmark paper, Liggins and Howie demonstrated that a single course of antenatal corticosteroid therapy administered to women at risk for preterm delivery (PTD) reduced the incidence and severity of respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) and mortality in offspring [1]. Over a dozen randomized trials have subsequently confirmed these findings [2]. In addition, antenatal corticosteroid therapy improves circulatory stability in preterm neonates, resulting in less intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) or necrotizing enterocolitis compared with unexposed preterm neonates.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) [3,4], the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) [5], the Royal College of Medicine (RCP) [6], and other major organizations have recommended antenatal corticosteroid treatment for women at risk for preterm delivery prior to 34 weeks of gestation to reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with preterm birth.
This topic will review the evidence supporting the use of antenatal corticosteroids to improve neonatal outcomes in women at risk for preterm delivery, pharmacological issues associated with this therapy, and other clinical concerns from administration of antenatal corticosteroids.
Antenatal corticosteroid therapy leads to architectural and biochemical changes that improve both lung mechanics (maximal lung volume, compliance) and gas exchange. These changes are primarily the result of accelerated morphologic development of type 1 and type 2 pneumocytes [7-11]. Type 1 pneumocytes are responsible for gas exchange in the alveoli, while type 2 pneumocytes are responsible for production and secretion of surfactant (figure 1). Antenatal corticosteroids also alter production of surfactant binding proteins and enhance fetal lung antioxidant enzymes. For these changes to occur, however, the lungs need to have reached a stage of development that is biologically responsive to corticosteroids (see 'Gestational age at administration' below).
The biologic rationale for repeating antenatal corticosteroid therapy is based upon the observation that biochemical stimulation of surfactant production appears to be reversible in cell culture models (eg, surfactant protein mRNA levels decline to control levels after cortisol is removed) [8,12]. However, other beneficial effects, such as cytostructural maturation, persist (in rhesus monkeys) after steroid exposure is withdrawn [13].
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Habitat's Global Village & Discovery Center changes hours, admission
AMERICUS, Ga., July 23, 2004 — Habitat for Humanity International's Global Village & Discovery Center is changing its hours of operation and its admission price. All changes are effective Aug. 3, 2004. The village will be closed Aug. 1 and 2.
The Village and Discovery Center's new hours are Tuesday through Saturday, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. The admission charges are $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, $3 for students ages six and up, and children under six are free. Groups of 10 or more will receive a $1 discount on all tickets and patrons riding the SAM Shortline will also receive $1 off admission price. Groups of 20 or more can schedule tours for any time during the week, including Sundays and Mondays. To make group reservations, please call 924-5823 or 924-6935, Ext. 2373.
More than 1 billion people worldwide live in poverty housing. The Global Village & Discovery Center works to raise awareness of those living conditions and to showcase the work the Habitat for Humanity does across the globe. The village can be an eye-opening experience for any person, from the smallest child to adults.
Habitat for Humanity International, based in Americus, Ga., is a Christian ministry dedicated to eliminating poverty housing. By the end of 2005, Habitat will have built its 200,000th house and more than one million people will be living in Habitat homes they helped build and are buying through no-profit, zero-interest mortgages. www.habitat.org


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Residents at the Pablo Davis Elder Living Center, where two women were shot and killed Sunday, say they knew the suspected gunman was a threat and have reported his violent behavior to management, who gave no response. Meanwhile authorities have released the identities of two women who investigators say were shot to death at a Detroit seniors' home.Wayne County Medical Examiner's office spokeswoman Mary Mazur says the victims in Sunday's shooting were 59-year-old Deborah Socia and 64-year-old Maria Gonzalez. Mazur says Socia was shot in the head and Gonzalez was shot several times.Police say both women were friends of a woman who had broken off a relationship with the alleged gunman, who sources tell Fox 2 is 65-year-old Mike Reda. Reda has been arrested but not charged.He surrendered to police Sunday evening at the Pablo Davis Elder Living Center on the city's southwest side where he and the women killed were residents.Neighbors tell Fox 2's Randy Wimbley they believe the incident would have been avoided if management had taken their complains about Reda seriously. Fox 2 obtained a copy of the lease which prohibits engaging in acts of violence - and that's something neighbors say Reda did often. "He would come out on his balcony and shoot his gun straight into Woodmere Cemetery," Michelle O'Neal tells Fox 2's Randy Wimbley. A boyfriend of a resident who lived across the hall from Reda says Reda threatened him several times. "I told management somebody was going to get hurt and they just didn't listen," the man says. "I was taking groceries upstairs and he ran up in back of me and was trying to cut me with a box cutter." He continues: "There's a police report; three times he pulled a gun on me. There's police reports each time and management never took care of it."VIDEO: Click on the video player above to hear more from neighborsYet Executive Director Phyllis Edwards at Bridging Communities, Inc. says she's unaware of any complaints about Reda. Bridging Communities, Inc. operates the Pablo Davis complex. Wimbley asked what would happen if complaints were, in fact, given to staff about Reda. Edwards responded: "If something came, we would have to see all the facts before I could make that type of comment."Detroit Police is continuing its investigation and says charges against Reda could be filed on Tuesday. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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For nearly my entire life my skin had suffered from chronic cystic acne, and then when my 40's hit, so did the ravages of the Arizona sun I had lived in all my adult life. After spending many hundreds of dollars on expensive "name brand" products, which did nothing except break down my bank account and break out my face, I decided to use my background in chemistry to "deconstruct" those well known high priced potions. I discovered there was nothing in them that would do what they claimed, nor was there any ingredient used that should be so costly. And then, to top it all off, they were all loaded with poisons and toxic preservatives!
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RC Pre-Treatment ClarifierA natural skin toner that helps to normalize the hydration level of the skin's uppermost layers opening receptors to amplify subsequent treatment formulas. Essential oils of rose have been used for centuries for toning, anti-inflammatory and rejuvenating effect. It is particularly good for all skin types including acne-prone skin. Studies have shown treatment with rose oil over a long period of time can help in the case of ruptured blood vessels and broken capillaries. Its multiple effects make rose oil a highly valuable ingredient in natural skin care products.
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About DevitaDevita Natural Skin Care has become (according to SPINS) the fastest growing all-natural, 100% Paraben Free, PETA Certified, Vegan cosmeceutical skin care line in the country. They have been enjoying consistent, record breaking growth since 2000 while working smarter and greener than ever to keep pace and stay in tune with their discerning buyers - they give thanks to you all and they are eternally grateful!
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Hyaluronic RxIf skin is very dry or damaged and an intensive treatment regime is needed, Hyaluronic Rx can be used under all of the treatment serums to add an additional layer of hydration. Always apply the Hyaluronic SeruGel first (after toner) and then apply additional treatment serum on top and proceed with moisturizer.
UltraSolar 50 MoisturizerSun Alert: Limiting sun exposure, wearing protective clothing and using sun screens may reduce the risks of skin aging, skin cancer and other harmful effects of the sun.
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RC Pre-Treatment ClarifierCertified Organic Aloe Vera Gel, Witch Hazel Extract, Allantoin, Essential Oils of Rose, Sage, Rosemary and Chamomile, Organic Alpha Hydroxy Fruit Acids from Sugar Cane and Citrus, and Japanese Green Tea Extract.
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Hello Everyone at Radiant Floor Company, we just wanted to send a friendly email to give your company praise on the great customer service and helpfulness we received. In the fall of 2012 my brother and I purchased a Takagi tankless water heater from your company to install in my mothers house to replace her boiler and conventional water heater. Everyone we talked to was extremely helpful and very willing to help with all of our lengthy in-depth questions, well above and beyond anyone else we contacted while researching products. I live in Michigan and the unit arrived on my doorstep within three days. We installed the heater and the temperature range was lower than expected. The unit was a brand new model and the manufacturer had changed the temperature range. We called back with our problem and you made every effort to rectify the situation. Upgrading to a radiant floor system was the best option and your company helped us with every aspect of the upgrade. We are so grateful for all the supplies and advice that were so graciously offered to us. My moms home is incredible warm and her propane bill is less than half the amount before the install. She is thrilled and we could not have done it without your help. This type of customer service is very rare these days and you guys nailed it.
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I cannot thank you enough for your 'above the call of duty' help and support. I work with suppliers in my business often and rarely find the willingness and dogged persistence you have shown. Your company is and will continue to be recommended highly to those customers of mine that ask. Thanks again. I'll send some pics of this install. Its a beauty.
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I just wanted to say thank you for all the support you provided. My electrician was more than impressed with the support he got from you and the Radiant Floor Company in general.
Grant Parnell
Thanks again for your help and providing all the materials for the DIY. My mechanical contractor told me he would have charged about $35,000 for doing my installation. I'm in for around $6000 so it has been a great savings and will add comfort and value to my home.
Brian Padgett, Legacy Modernization
Hi Bill,
I sourced out a couple of the extra components I needed here in town and completed the plumbing on Saturday night late. Everything went great! My floor started at about 37F and 12 hours later it was at 73F. Return temp to my boiler is easily maintained at ~140 and my floor supply was easily balanced at ~127F.
Thanks again for your help you guys are great!
The replacement section just arrived for my RadiantReady board. Thanks so much for the rapid turn around.
It is a pleasure to work with a company that stands behind their product - and does it with a smile. I will do my best to send more work your way.
Stephen Smith
Aspers, PA
Your package of parts and instructions made the job easy. It's harder to put a bike together! I am extremely impressed with your company's help and your website has the answers to the questions I had. We absolutely love the radiant floor heat. It's like a heating pad on your feet.
Bill Stock
Wind Lake, Wisconsin
Now that all the work has been done, my wife and I are very happy with the heating of our house. I still don't fully understand how the heat comes through the floor but, MAN!! it sure is warm. On one of the coldest days when our outside temperature was 18 degrees, the one zone we had on line actually heated the whole house.
John Johnston
Well the heat is finally on!! Working great. I can't thank you enough for all your help. You and your company have been wonderful. I am spreading the word, hopefully it will get you more business.
I am returning the 100 unused aluminum sheets (they are in perfect condition). Please let me know you got them ok.
Thanks again, it has truly been a pleasure.
Amy jorgenson
Dear Radiant People,
I had to write to thank you. I just went to install my last of 10- 400 foot roll boxes and out pops a great surprise. I am wearing the shirt now, the knife could not be more useful as for the video, a little late but your help on the phone has been so good I did not need it.
I am finishing my last of 80 cubic yards of concrete tomorrow and will be hooking up the system soon.
You folks are a delight to do business with. Your service and product are exceptional.
Thank you for warm toes.
Jeff Kahn
... Your information is not only well presented but in easy to read "layman" language.
Your website has been marked favorite in my computer and you will be hearing from me in the future as we are still in the planning stage.
Marg Schaafsma
Calgary Alberta Canada
Hi Art.
I just wanted to write you and let you know how much help you have been to me during this stressful time in my life. You said that you were sure that your solution was a hundred percent right - and right you are!
Your knowledge, and more importantly, your extra effort to resolve what I thought was a catastrophic problem has proved to be a huge weight lifted from my shoulders.
This project of building a house has proved to be extremely challenging not only because we are just simple do-it-yourselfers, but also because I am a quadriplegic. My mother and I undertook this project over three years ago in order to make a home for me and now we are in the final stages. I appreciate you not just selling me a product and then washing your hands of it, but rather going the extra mile to help me make things right. I couldn't be more satisfied with you or your company. Feel free to use my comments or me as a reference for potential future customers. I have already referred you to three friends and will continue to.
I have attached pictures of the project at various stages that I thought I would share with you.Thank you so much.
Jason Parkinson
I've just browsed through your website. I want to commend you for it. Your site is laid out so logically, and so it was very easy to navigate through your site. Your information is very clear and easy to understand....especially for one who is not a plumber/heating expert, and who desperately needed the information that you provided. A pleasure to have visited your site indeed!
Thank you.
Radiant Floor Company folks,
I have completed my installation of Zone 1, my living room and dining room floors. System works perfect and is quiet and comfortable. On behalf of myself and my family, thanks for all the help and for our warm toes.
A. W. La Haye
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I know the quality of the employees you have is second to none! Everyone that I have talked to has been professional, kind and very helpful. I like the layout! It is better than I thought of...
Looking forward to talking to you.
Dear Sirs,
I have been researching radiant floor heating for my new home for about a year. Tonight my search is done. Your web site is so complete, I am convinced to do it my self with your help. What a great site! You have answered my questions about the install process. I can't wait to get started! I feel all warm already! Thanks for your site.
T. Titcomb
Greenville, SC
We are thrilled with the price, the self-installation, and the final result of our Radiant Floor Company heating system. We used 7/8" tubing throughout in the slab and in the attic trusses.
We are especially thankful for the Radiant Floor Company technical support. I had never plumbed or sweated a pipe before, so all this was new to me. But they walked me through the steps and were always helpful on the phone. The project stretched over a long period of time, and so I made use of their tech support from the initial consultation all the way through the installation of the system at various stages.
There is so much to like about it. For one, we are not wasting space (and money) throughout the house with duct work. And we don't have air and dust blowing around with forced air heat. We also expect to save on energy.
I did most of the work myself, with help from our homeschooled 13 year old boy Tommy. It took some time and work. Laying tubing was a two man job. But we are now the envy of every guest that comes over.
Jon R. Mutchler
December 2004
Hi JF,
The Takagi [water heater] surpassed my wildest expectations! Thanks again for all your help. The whole system is working great!
Just wanted to let you know that we received our shipment a few days ago. Everything is in good shape. Of all the vendors we've worked with so far on our log cabin project, you guys have been the best.
Everything is installed and working. Thanks for the great and speedy service. I would recommend the Radiant Floor Company to anyone.
Dave Duncan
Dear Mr. Gebauer,
We are very pleased with our system, and have not only enjoyed the heat, but the cost as well, as it is minimal. We are very happy with our choice to use your system, and already recommend it to anyone we know who is interested in having an in-floor heating system.
Bernard H. Franzel
Hi JF,
I just wanted to write about our radiant floor install. You worked with me over 2 years to get started and we are finally coming on line.
Even though I pressure tested it at the time [I poured], I was a bit worried about how the tubes and fittings I had put under the cement two years ago would perform. Well, not to worry. The new shop and sewing room are the warmest in our house.
In fact, it is so nice out there we moved our Thanksgiving Dinner for 20 into the new shop. I had to string extension cords because the circuits are not all done yet. We used Christmas lights for decorations and additional lighting.
All the comments from our guests were about how nice the heat was...not about the dry wall screws or hanging wired in the ceiling. [Our friend] is planning a new home and was very impressed. I gave him your company's address.
Just wanted to say thanks,
A.K. Skijor
Good afternoon JF,
First, I would like to thank you for the time that you recently took to assist me in troubleshooting my open, slab on grade system in my garage. I did purchase the recommended Grundfos pump from Radiant Floor Company after speaking with you and the system now works flawlessly!
If I have one recommendation for do it yourselfers like myself out there it is this: these systems are very simple, so don't over-complicate them. Consulting with the experts at Radiant Floor Company and purchasing their well-researched and tried and true products will guarantee a successful outcome and a satisfactory experience!
I tried to use components that I had leftover from other projects to save a few dollars and in the long-run I ended up wasting time, money and becoming extremely frustrated!
When I installed the Radiant Floor Company products the system worked perfectly. I now have a very evenly heated garage that runs off of my 50 gallon hot water heater that also serves my domestic hot water needs. Although it has not been extremely cold for a long period of time in NJ yet, my hot water heater barely runs to maintain 70 degrees in my garage. And there is plenty of hot water left for multiple back to back showers and then some! Thanks JF and Radiant Floor Company!
Shawn M. Kroll
This letter is to thank Seneca and the Radiant Floor Company for the quality of service and materials that was given to me on my recent purchase.
I recently built a new home, in which I wanted a radiant floor heating system in. From the very first day I contacted the Radiant Floor Company the knowledge and service was top notch.
I had many changes before the system fit my needs, but you guys were patient and helpful the entire time. I made many phone calls to Seneca during the installation process with questions and concerns and he was right on top of things every time. He is very generous and knowledgeable. I could not ask for a better experience than the one he provided for me.
I am not a professional plumber by any means, but when the system was complete it sure looks as if I was. I have had many compliments on the system and many people are amazed at how good it works. You people at the Radiant Floor Company deserve much recognition for the service that you have provided me. Seneca has pictures on file of finished product.
Once again thank you Seneca and The Radiant Floor Company.
Joe Benvenuto
Monroe, MI
Please pass this to your company president.
I recently installed a radiant system in my home, and I am very satisfied with the professional and competent assistance I received throughout the process, especially from one of your employees (Art).
During final installation, I realized that the manner in which I configured my system (see attached) was not consistent with your typical recommendations, and I was having difficulty with system flow capacity.
Despite this, Art spent an extensive amount of time and exercised a great deal of patience working with me to troubleshoot and resolve the situation. I could not now ask for a better result.
I will not hesitate to recommend your company to anyone.
Thank you.
Darren J. Hanson
Seattle, WA
Hey Jon,
...everything is up and running beautifully! Not only do I have domestic hot water without turning on my heat, my flow has nearly doubled so that all my faucets trigger the Takagi Jr.
Thank you for all your help in this endeavor. I really had no idea what I was getting myself into and learned a ton throughout this adventure.
I've recommended you to several of my friends who are thinking about going radiant and hopefully you'll get a few more customers out of all the time you spent working with me on this one.
Thanks again and may the force be with you.
I'm happy to say we got the system in over the weekend and it
Is working great... We are able to maintain a nice temp in the
House w/ with no insulation in the walls and floor... We expect
It to only get better!
I can't say enough about both you and the company you work for, the support
Is better than any other I have worked w/ local or web based. I really
value the fact that the person who answers the phone, answers my questions...
Even my plumber was impressed and learned a lot! :)
Thanks again and have a great day!
-- Kevin
Good Morning Radiant Floor Company:
I am Leonard Harris from St. Louis, MO. I recently inquired about your product and received a quote via mail in a very timely matter, which I certainly appreciated. I became aware of your system through the Fine Homebuilding magazine and I was curious as to how it really works. Talking with Bill Northey was a great help in understanding how the system works but receiving the additional material in the mail was even greater. After understanding how your product works my next concern was the details and particulars on the installation and yesterday I received the information in the mail. So I just wanted to let you guys know and Bill in particular that I appreciate the way you guys handle business.
Thanks again,
Leonard Harris
Well Bill I don't know what to tell you. We ran the heat at 65 and had to reset to 60. Still too hot. The water in the lines stayed at 80 for 4 days and is at 60 now after 9 days. The extra insulation and artic foil really did the job. The other day it was 85 outside and 62 inside and holding. What a system. I will take pics and send them to you. Also, the condensing boiler has only fired up 2 or three times and now won't until the fall. So I will let you know then. If you need some small testimonial, let me know. Thanks for everything.
Randy Routzahn
Hi Rick,
I finally had a chance to complete those changes you suggested. As you recall I had asked about the lack of flow in the system which required a drill pump to jump start. Your diagnosis was dead on. I replaced the braided hoses leading to and from the heater and all seems well. Flick the power switch on the pump and the system kicks in without hesitation.
I have to commend you guys once more on your after sales service. It has taken me about three years to build the house and I have been in contact with Radiant on and off as the various parts got installed and without fail I have found you willing to answer questions. I have dealt with three reps at this point and all of you have been equally forthcoming with information and help. I recommend Radiant to everybody who inquiries about my heating system.
Thanks for your help.
Rudy Gelderblom


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