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September – November 2014
Peeps are continually staffing a table outside of Staples, 24-7, ongoing for more than three weeks now (and about a month in July, then a short break). They are protesting the privatization of the Post Office and Staples role in it, outsourcing living wage Postal Service personnel for subsistence wage Staples employees.
Tents have gone up along the Durant sidewalk with 'Stop Staples' signs!
Come by and say hello, hang out, bring 'em a bit to eat and drink, and give them your support!
Prisoner Letter Writing
Join us for prisoner letter writing every month at Qilombo. Usually this event happens the last Wednesday of every month.
Please feel free to write to whomever you want, including your own friends, family, and loved ones. Paper, envelopes, pens, stamps provided. Bring a snack for social time. Bring your thoughts and reflections for quiet writing time.
Tips for writing to prisoners.
7:00 pm @ Grand Lake Theater
9:00 pm @ Grand Lake Theater
On Friday & Saturday, film showings will be at the Humanist Hall at 390 27th St.
Check the complete schedule here.
End the Siege of Gaza!
Picket the Zim Shanghai Starting
Please come to a sustained community and labor activist picket beginning on September 27th to stop the Zim Shanghai from unloading or loading any cargo – from when it arrives in Oakland until it leaves.
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Israel and Hamas agreed to a set of conditions for a ceasefire on August 26th, after Israel had killed more than 2,100 Palestinians in Gaza – mostly civilians, more than a quarter children – and destroyed much of Gaza's infrastructure, housing, hospitals, schools and water supply
Israel claims it does not "occupy" Gaza, yet it has complete control of Gaza's land crossings, seacoast and air space. Israel severely restricts Palestinians' movement and their access to food, medical supplies, and construction materials.
In 1984, protesting against South African Apartheid, the Bay Area longshore workers union, ILWU Local 10, went on strike for 11 days against the Nedlloyd Kimberley, a ship carrying South African cargo.
In 2010, responding to the deadly Israeli attack on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla, Local 10 honored a picket of an Israeli-owned ZIM ship by 1,200 community and labor activists, refusing to unload the ship for 24 hours. In August 2014, Palestinian, community and labor activists, in an historic victory, blocked the Zim Piraeus for five days and forced it to leave the Bay with most of its cargo still on board.
We ask the ILWU to carry on its long historical tradition of opposing injustice and honoring community picket lines. Let's keep the pressure on and continue this tradition of labor blockades against oppression.
Please come to a sustained community and labor activist picket beginning on September 27th to stop the Zim Shanghai from unloading or loading any cargo – from when it arrives in Oakland until it leaves. This will also send a message to stevedoring companies such as Stevedore Services of America (SSA) who are pushing for concessions right now against longshore workers who are working without a contract.
Picket Lines Mean Don't Cross!
An Injury to One is an Injury to All!
Solidarity with the Palestinian people!
Text "Join" to 88202 for alerts on ship location and picket status
Twitter: @StopZIMOak
A "sustained picket" means we will picket the Zim Shanghai from when it arrives until it leaves the Bay.
Morning assembly: 5am, West Oakland BART (starting September 27th)
Afternoon assembly: 4:30pm, West Oakland BART
Carpools will be available. The ship is expected at the SSA terminal at the Port of Oakland.
Typically, each picket will last only a few hours until longshore workers decide not to cross the picket. It may last longer depending on the situation. Volunteers are need for all shifts, but especially morning shifts and the first day (morning of September 27th).
Please check your phone/Twitter/FB for updates on the ship location and picket status, particularly the day before. ZIM may delay the ship's arrival to avoid picketers.
Come to a forum about militarization and repression in our communities, from Ferguson to Gaza to Oakland. Hear speakers actively fighting to stop this.
- - "Uncle Bobby" Johnson (Oscar Grant's uncle), reporting back from Ferguson
- - Clarence Thomas, ILWU Local 10 member, former SFSU BSU leader, with a worker's perspective on the Block the Boat for Gaza campaign, which stopped an Israeli Zim ship from unloading most of its cargo at the Port of Oakland
- Sponsored by the Laney Black Student Union in conjunction with Workers World Party
Naomi Klein: This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate
Hosted by Jason Mark
$12 advance tickets: brownpapertickets.com :: 800-838-3006 or
Pegasus (3 sites) Moe's, Walden Pond Bookstore, Diesel a Bookstore, Mrs. Dalloway's Books
SF: Modern Times,
$15 door KPFA benefit www.kpfa.org/events
Here is the most important book yet from the author of the international bestseller, The Shock Doctrine. This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate clearly explains why we must soon abandon the core free market ideology of our time, restructure the global economy, and remake our political systems. In short, either we embrace radical change, or radical changes will be violently visited upon us. Status quo is no longer an option.
Naomi Klein argues that climate change is not merely another issue to shrug off and file away for the future. It is an alarming certainty that demands we fix an economic system already failing in many terrible ways. Klein meticulously presents the case for how massively reducing our greenhouse emissions is our best chance to simultaneously reduce the growing inequalities, re-imagine our broken democracies, and rebuild our gutted local economies. She exposes the ideological desperation of climate-change deniers, the messianic delusions of would-be geo-engineers, and the tragic defeatism of far too many mainstream green initiatives. She demonstrates precisely why the market has not and can not fix the climate crisis, and will in fact make things worse, with ever more extreme, ecologically damaging extraction methods, accompanied by rampant disaster capitalism.
Klein reveals how the changes to our relationship with nature and one another that are required to respond humanely to this crisis should not be viewed as grim penance, but as a kind of gift – a catalyst to transform broken economic and cultural priorities and heal long-festering historical wounds. She documents the inspiring movements already involved, communities not simply refusing to be sites of further fuel extraction, but already building the next regeneration-based economies.
Naomi Klein is an award-winning journalist and the author of the critically acclaimed #1 international bestseller The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism and of No Logo: Taking Aim at the Brand Bullies, which The New York Times called "a movement bible." Klein is a contributing editor for Harper's Magazine, a reporter for Rolling Stone, and a syndicated columnist for The Nation and The Guardian. She is a member of the board of directors of 350.org and a Puffin Foundation Writing Fellow at The Nation Institute.
Jason Mark is a co-manager at San Francisco's Alemany Farm and the editor of the quarterly environmental magazine, Earth Island Journal. He is also a co-author of Building the Green Economy: Success Stories from the Grassroots.
Join the first Global Action Day Against the Use of Drones for Surveillance & Killing – October 4, 2014
As global citizens who believe in justice and the rule of law, we oppose weaponized and surveillance drones because their deployment:
- violates democratic rights of freedom of speech and assembly and the right not to be unreasonably searched,
- is used for extrajudicial "targeted" killings based merely on suspicion — murders — even of children inside and outside of war zones,
- terrorizes populations in targeted territories, thereby fueling hatred and increasing the cycle of violence,
- lowers the threshold to war and initiates a new round in the arms race,
- leads to the development of autonomous killer robots, thereby making even more horrifying wars likely.
We demand that all governments cease the production and acquisition of armed drones, as well as their research and development, and work towards a worldwide ban of these weapons.
We further demand that our governments prohibit the use of drones for surveillance and prohibit using space satellites, ground stations, and military bases to enable drone surveillance and to trigger drone killings.
We call on people all over the world to join us in the Global Day of Action on October 4.
If you or your group are planning an action or event for October 4 and would like to post information about it on this website, please email a brief description to Anastasia of CODEPINK at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The description may be in any language, but it is best to also include an English translation so that people around the world can read it.
Please include the address of your event, with the postal code, so that it will show up on the map.
You may also send for posting on the website a URL link or a PDF or JPEG attachment such as a photo, flyer, press release, or news coverage of your event.
Historic March and Festival.
Affordable Housing Now!
A ten-story monster development is proposed for 16th & Mission. The Mission needs deeply affordable housing, not more luxury towers!
1 pm: Gather.
2 pm: March begins.
3 pm: Rally/Festival at 16th St. BART Plaza.
Food :: Music: :: Art :: Community.
We are in a movement moment.
Droves of people, many of them young and black, took to the streets of Ferguson to demand justice for Mike Brown. Millions stood in solidarity as protestors were met by a brutal and militarized response by local police departments.
Our country can no longer deny the epidemic of police violence facing Black and Brown communities. Mike Brown is now part of a long list of people like John Crawford, Ezell Ford, Eric Garner, Oscar Grant and countless others who have been unjustly killed by police. And, their lives mattered.
10/10/14 is World Homeless Day and as many cities criminalize peoples rights to exist, we feel it is necessary to rally in remembrance of those who have died on the streets from lack of shelter, to raise awareness for the need for more shelter as the upcoming winter approaches, and to put out a call to action to establish safe harbors if and when the city refuses to act.
Join us at 8am 10/10/14 at Oscar Grant Plaza (formerly known as Frank OGawa Plaza) 14th and Broadway, Downtown Oakland and let's tell the world that we will #LeaveNoOneBehind
We will march to Wiley W Manuel Court House, located at 661 Washington Street, Oakland CA. This march is to raise awareness to efforts across the bay area and the nation to criminalize homelessness with inhumane, uncompassionate, unconstitutional laws making it essentially illegal to exist. From "No Sit-Stand-Lie" ordinances to "No Camping" ordinances to the criminalization of sharing food, it is clear that there is war on the homeless and we promise to #LeaveNoOneBehind because Homelessness is NOT a Crime".
Aaron Colyer, a formerly homeless, disabled, United States Marine Corps Veteran with PTSD was ticketed on July 24, 2014 for "Sleeping/Living in a Vehicle". My Colyer was homeless at the time and was living in his van with his PTSD Service Dog Captain when Alameda Police violated his rights, threatened him with arrest, and essentially cited him with being homeless 500 yards away from the old Alameda Naval Station as seen in the following clip uploaded to YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1w3lZV91ak
The City Attorney has been asked to get the City Council to withdraw the ordinance in light of the June 19, 2014, United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, decision in Desertrain vs. City of Los Angeles, (No. 11-56957). In that case the Court overturned the City of Los Angeles' ordinance banning use of vehicles as "living quarters". The analysis set forth in Desertrain, applies to the City of Alameda's ordinance as well.http://www.latimes.com/local/la-me-homeless-vehicles-20140620-story.html
With our current economic situation and the ever increasing cost of rent and living in the bay area, more and more people are becoming homeless and/or living in their vehicles. As more and more states ban sleeping, camping, sitting, walking, sharing food and existing, Utah has taken a different approach, a Housing First approach.http://www.nationofchange.org/utah-ending-homelessness-giving-people-homes-1390056183 Instead of criminalizing homelessness, they are providing case management and housing and they are saving big bucks by doing so.
Barbara Thomas, former Vice Mayor and City Council Woman of Alameda City is representing Mr. Colyer and has scheduled a hearing for October 10/10/2014 at 9:00am in Department 102 at the Wiley W. Manuel Court House, 661 Washington Street, Oakland, CA this hearing was intentionally scheduled to coincide with World Homeless Day to raise awareness for the criminalization of the homeless and veteran homelessness. No one in America should be homeless, homelessness is NOT a crime and we will #LeaveNoOneBehind.
Report-back from activists who "went inside" the Urban Shield convention and trade show in Oakland September 4th-7th and were "volunteers" at some of the exercises. And discussion of next steps.
Join Shane Bauer and others on this, the 3rd anniversary of the occupation of Oscar Grant Plaza.
Shane Bauer is a journalist who, with Sarah Shourd and Josh Fattel, were kidnapped by Iranian border guards and imprisoned in solitary in Iran for many months. After his return to the US. Shane wrote about Pelican Bay, California's notorious solitary confinement facility for inmates.
As he was observing one of the Urban Shield exercises as a official member of the press he was ordered to stop taking pictures and leave.
Urban Shield, a convention devoted to the glorification of the militarization of the police, has been happening in Oakland since 2007. The Mayor announced that it would not be held in Oakland next year, but it will still be held, probably somewhere else in Alameda County. It should be stopped once and for all or, barring that, Oakland and Oakland's police should not participate.
Second Sundays:
Interfaith prayer meeting for healing, dedicated to the survivors and victims of violence and police brutality in Oakland.
We are organizing this gathering for the community to connect, share prayers, writings and poems from all spiritual traditions, reflect and recharge and build coalitions interested in healing.
Please feel free to bring quotes or passages to share
All are welcome
We will serve simple breakfast.
2nd Annual Gaza Solidarity 5K Walk/Run (San Francisco)
Proceeds from the Gaza 5K Walk/Run will benefit UNRWA's psycho-social support program for children in Gaza suffering from psychological trauma and PTSD due to the devastating crisis of July-August 2014 and the prolonged blockade. Many of these already vulnerable children have now lived through three traumatic rounds of violence, witnessing death, destruction, and displacement. It's estimated that 375,000 children in Gaza now require immediate counseling.
These children need our support now, and that's why your participation is so critical. Whether you participate as a sponsor, runner, walker, or cheerleader, we want to see you there!
By participating, you will directly support UNRWA's psycho-social support program to provide these children with critically needed counseling services, offering them a safe space to express their emotions and fears, and the opportunity to work with trained counselors to learn valuable coping skills.
Lace up your running or walking shoes, bring your friends, your family, and even your pets and we'll see you October 18th!
Join the conversation on social media by using #Gaza5K in your posts and tweets! Read our tips: https://unrwausa.org/gaza5K-spread-the-word
UNRWA, the UN Agency for Palestine Refugees, is the primary provider of healthcare, education, and other basic social services to 5.3 million Palestine refugees in Gaza, the West Bank, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. UNRWA has been the largest humanitarian operation in the region since its inception in 1950, and continues to help Palestine refugees achieve their full potential in human development. In Gaza, UNRWA provides assistance and protection for over 1.2 million registered refugees. This includes mental health counseling for 50,000 refugees every year, and in 2014, individual counseling for an additional 12,600 refugee children to help them cope with the trauma of bombings and blockade in 2014. American Friends of UNRWA (UNRWA USA) is the US 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports the work of UNRWA in the United States with fundraising, education, and advocacy work. All donations to UNRWA USA are tax-deductible.
On Behalf of the Serrano Family, we are asking our beloved Community, to join in solidarity, to demand justice for Yanira Serrano, who was mercilessly gunned down , June 3, 2014, in front her family, by San Mateo County Sheriff.
Please come and support our effort to STOP BUSINESS AS USUAL, during the Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival. Let's remind the city, county, state and the nation, that while this is a time when most families are enjoying the happy joy and harvest of the season; the Serrano family will not be celebrating this love & bounty because of senseless police brutality.
Please check out Yanira's story on the Facebook page… And LIKE Justice 4 Yanira Serrano:
March to Chelsea Manning Plaza.
This 5th of November, we call on those of you that see the wrongs of society, those that can see we are on a collision course with oblivion. This 5th of November, we ask those of you that can see the fabric of our civilization unraveling before our very eyes to take a stand against the corruption, lies, deceit and greed threatening our very existence. This 5th of November, we ask that you look through the veil of obscurity the shady and corrupt individuals in leadership are desperately trying to perpetuate in order to continue with their obscenities. This 5th of November, we ask that you dawn your mask, take a stand and refuse to live a lie any longer. Let us stand united against the wrongs of this world on Anonymous' Million Mask March and let us give them a 5th of November they will never, ever forget!
— Starting Position: Civic Center Plaza (near the center of the plaza) —
10:00AM-10:30AM: Gathering the Armada – This is the time we have for the majority of the attendees to arrive and get together; mingle, discuss the upcoming march, advertise to passers-by about our cause and get ready to march. We are not going to be doing too much in the way of preparation here, mostly just waiting for people to arrive.
10:30AM-11:00AM: Time for a little Chat – At this time, we will be mostly assembled and will listen intently as Alfred gives us the "pre-flight safety guidelines" for our march and following rally. Please pay attention as we do want you guys to be safe through-out the duration of the event. In addition to the safety briefing, we will also be reciting the cadences that will be used during the march.
11:00AM-~12:00PM: We will begin our progression to the set destination: Justin Herman Plaza. Our route will be as follows:
Civic Center Plaza –> Larkin St.
Larkin Street –> Golden Gate Avenue
Golden Gate Avenue –> Market Street
Market Street –> Justin Herman Plaza
—- End Position: Justin Herman Plaza —-
12:00PM-~3:00PM: May the Speakers Stand Up – We will have our confirmed speakers give their stance on the issues facing our country and world. This will also be a time for those in the audience to give their points of view as well. Please keep in mind though, that we will be on a time limit permit-wise, so if you do have something you would like to say, be sure to have a general idea what you are saying before you step up.
3:00PM-???: Time for dispersal of our fine march. Great work to all and pats on the back all around!


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I finally placed my order right. It's been a hell of a day. The kids are worn out, I'm worn out….not a good combination. I'm not looking forward to four days on the road. But I an looking forward to the few days I have kid free after those four days.
My sister has had a rough day too. Hugs sis!
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I couldn't remember what they were called. I asked the checker the different ways I could order the fries….he was clueless. Two people behind me ordered them, but it was too late for me. So I guess now I have to go back again…so kind of a win?
Shaking things up:
Obviously I am not studying as much as I should, but I'm sure the following have hidden information on their blogs that will help me pass my exams:
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There isn't much that makes me cringe that I see online, but this does it every time.
It's Ms. Annie Wilkes hitting that foot with the sledgehammer, the gif from Misery.
Not only does it make me cringe, but it hits my head repeats like a bad song does as an earworm.
Thanks Matt for posting that. (not really….no thanks whatsoever)

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The City offers a discovery in every direction. Home to over 1000 stores, including the largest range of flagship boutiques in Queensland, it is the state's premier shopping destination. The Brisbane CBD is also a food and drink lovers paradise, with everything from burger joints and riverside bistros, to laneway bars and hidden cafes, as well as the most Good Food Guide-awarded venues in Queensland! Besides shopping and eating there's The City Sounds free music program, countless events, a cinema, a casino, parks, galleries, performance spaces and even a bowling alley.
Visit Brisbane are giving away two tickets to board the Micat for the ultimate Riverfire experience valued at $270!
The City is the perfect place to enjoy the fantastic light show and fireworks displays of Brisbane Festival's Sunsuper Riverfire.
The City is Queensland's premier shopping destination and the best place to source your new Spring/Summer wardrobe.
Set against the glittering backdrop of Brisbane City, The Coffee Break Project presents one of this year's most exciting events – an elegant rooftop soiree.
25 September
It's time to release your lederhosen-wearing, pretzel-loving, stein-swigging, yodeling inner-Bavarian because Oktoberfest is coming to town!
18 September - 18 October
Now in its fourth year, annual pop-up fashion boutique The Fleet Store returns to the QUT Gardens Point campus.
15-29 September
For the month of September, the centuries-old Japanese tradition of celebrating cherry blossoms ('sakura') will be embraced by Saké Restaurant & Bar.
1-30 September
To celebrate the arrival of spring, QueensPlaza is holding a four-week festival filled with floral and chic events.
Until 12 October
Kiss the Berry serves nutritious and organic acai bowls and smoothies.
Brisbane men's fashion label UBERMEN showcases inner confidence through contemporary and urban designs.


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Updated: 09/22/2013 2:28 PM
Created: 09/22/2013 12:38 PM KSTP.com
By: Cassie Hart
Even though it's the first official day of fall it will feel more like summer with highs in the 70s. The warm temperatures follow up the roller coaster weather of the summer.
KSTP.com Meteorologist Jonathan Yuhas said summer started with a boom on June 21 as severe thunderstorms, with 60-plus mph winds roared through the Twin Cities at 3 a.m.
Then another round of bad weather ripped through the Twin Cities immediately after. That storm packed 65-plus mph winds, knocking down trees and power lines all over the metro area leaving some areas without electricity for days.
Jonathan said the heat of 2013 was brief but intense. "The first hot spell arrived on July 4 and lasted through July 18 with highs well into the 90s at times. Then it was back to the cool pattern that was around for much of June. The high on July 27 was 64 degrees, which is more typical for early October."
He said Aug. started out cool but then turned into blazing heat just as the Minnesota State Fair started on Aug 22. Temperatures were in the mid to upper 90s for a number of days during the fair. Schools that started in late August had many problems as classrooms were just too hot.
September held onto the heat with more days in the 90s.
The other big story of the summer was the rain that was heavy a few times in July then stopped in August and September. Although on Aug. 6, severe thunderstorms brought heavy rains and large hail to much of the west and south Metro.
The rest of September will likely be warmer than average with some cool days at times then we may slip into a wet and cool October, said Yuhas.
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NEWS BLOG (WSAU) When I go on vacation I make my own travel plans on the internet. I shouldn't. I waste huge amounts of time going back and forth between web sites. Dozens of travel options pop up, sometimes with only a few dollars difference between them. Yet back and forth I go, in the name of getting this rental car for $10 less, and this, nicer, hotel for $5-a-night more. No human travel agent would put up with that. If the trip is too expensive, I'll browse the price but won't buy.
I think that's what's happening with
So what is the consumer behavior when the choices are bad and the price is too high? People look but don't buy. That's what's happening.
But just like President Obama wouldn't let the GOP derail health care reform with debt ceiling and budget stalemates, he's not going to let it die on the vine because of price and web site issues. The simplest solution is to push the individual mandate back a year. That may yet happen as we get closer to the December 15 enrollment deadline. There may be other developments. Suppose in high-health-cost states the feds come up with their own federal health care, put it on the exchanges, and let it be offered alongside private plans. There might be a double-subsidy – the cost of the plan, on top of the tax credits people get to pay their premiums. Perhaps in blue states Medicare might be put on the exchanges. Imagine being able to buy BadgerCare through the exchanges. Private plans wouldn't be able to compete with the ultra-low co-payments, no deductibles, and small out-of-pocket expenses.
The Wausau Daily Herald reports that fewer than 50 people in
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G46 Oilers at Blues
The St. Louis Blues appear to have their cannons pointing in the right direction. Ken Hitchcock is pushing all the right buttons and the clubs seems to have 2 solid goalies, 5 effective defensemen and up front they employ 4 forwards tracking to score more than 20 goals. They are 19-3-3 at home.
John Davidson had a couple of solid seasons for the Blues after being a high draft pick in 1973. Blues offloaded him when they drafted another WHL goalie (Ed Staniowski) and thought they'd snagged another top drawer goaltender. Identifying goaltenders is like finding starting pitching: you're rarely covered even when you think it's all fine.
Chuck Berry is one of the more famous people from St. Louis. This is one of my favorite songs from him:
The Oilers might be getting Eberle back tonight, but Hall's a no-go (at least from what I've read) and I'd suggest this could be a blowout for the Blues. Edmonton has 4, 93 and 77 on the shelf and that's a lot of ammo.
14th in the conference, 29th in the entire NHL this morning. If they do re-sign Tambellini and Renney, this might not be a good time to announce it.


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bettyko said: So, this has been driving me crazy: in "Elliot's Shoes" one of the songs he dances to is "You Leave Me Breathless" - the original is by Ella Fitzgerald, I know that much, but I've been trying to track down the exact version they used in the episode. No luck so far. Any idea who sings it? Thanks!! :)
From what I know… most of the songs that were used were originals made especially for the series. But unfortunately I don't know who sings the version that was sung in Chapter Eight: Elliot's Shoes. Maybe try tweeting Jon M. Chu, Chris Scott, or Harry about it?
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Season 2 ends on Tuesday…
Which means…. I'll PROBABLY have time to make the picspams and summaries. I'm just also letting you guys know… I DIDN'T FORGET ABOUT YOU!!! I sort of have a list of what I have to do… and this includes the picspams, summaries, and fanfics that are supposed to be Christmas presents. So naturally I'll probably do the fanfics first because I get writer's block VERY easily.
Announcement: The LXD is taking a hiatus this week and next episode will air next week
Yeah… that's actually what Jon said. So this weekend (other than me finishing something to do with the Changster Chronicles) will be dedicated to getting some things for you… particularly summaries. But as it's been said before… you ARE able to send in things as well by click that submit link at the right of this page. It could be random quotes by the members, pictures, videos, it doesn't matter.
No I'm not writing them yet. But anyway would you guys rather have summaries each week like how I did it… or do you want it all compacted into one huge post for the whole season? Mind you… the whole season one would take longer. And I don't mind doing the each episode summary in separate posts. I probably won't be able to do these until after Black Friday because I have an important project to do until then. But yeah… would you want me to wait for the whole season to finish or do it the old way I used to?


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Mary Adzigian of Grosse Pointe Woods has always worked hard to maintain a healthy lifestyle. She eats well, exercises and makes sure to get regular health checkups, including a colonoscopy. In the fall of 2007, Adzigian decided to see her doctor to have some digestive discomfort checked out. The initial diagnosis was colitis, but follow-up exams revealed more – Adzigian had stage IV colon cancer and it had spread to her liver.
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This item is back ordered and will be available on Oct 16, 2014
Boasting a modern and open design, the Aurelia Teak Vanity features a spacious trough sink that's made of beautiful marble. Set atop tapered legs, this striking bathroom vanity has a slatted front and a shelf beneath for stowing toiletries and towels. The Aurelia's large sink offers plentiful space for washing up and comes pre-drilled for a single-hole faucet.
Ships in 1 - 2 Business Days
Product Details
- Product Finish: Teak
- Material: Teak
- Installation Type: Freestanding
- Faucet Centers: Single Hole
- Number of Basins: 1
- Sink Installation: Integral
- Vanity Top Color: Cream Marble
- Vanity Top Material: Marble
- Width: 49-3/4"
- Depth: 21"
- Height: 34"
- Assembly Required: No
- Faucet Included: No
- Sink Included: Yes
- Sink Options: Cream
- Sink Material: Marble
- Basin Length: 47"
- Basin Width: 16-3/8"
- Drain Size: 1-1/2"
- Basin Overflow: No
- Water Depth to Rim: 2"
- Vanity Top Depth: 22"
- Vanity Top Width: 49"
- Backsplash: No
- Mirror Included: No
- Made of A-Grade teak.
- Wood is harvested from sustainable forests according to government-approved standards.
- Kiln dried and sanded to a smooth finish.
- Maintain or restore color using wood treatment products. Sold separately.
- Sink overall dimensions: 49" L x 22" W (front to back) x 3-1/4" H (± 1/2").
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Selena Gomez promoted her movie Spring Breakers with her costars a few weeks back in a press junket wearing a super low cut Osman Spring 2013 peplum top and black and gold brocade pants from the Fall 2012 collection.
Spring Breakers Clothing Line available NOW at Opening Ceremony!
We were so excited to find out that Heidi Bivens, the costume designer for the movie Spring Breakers, collaborated with Opening Ceremony to create a clothing line inspired by the film. In the picture above, we chose just a few of our faves from the line but you can check it out for yourself online HERE or at the Opening Ceremony boutiques in New York and Los Angeles.
And don't forget SPRING BREAKERS IS NOW SHOWING IN THEATERS NATIONWIDE TODAY!! If you're age 18 and up, make sure you and your friends go see it this weekend! If you're not sure where its showing near you, go to fandango.com!
Selena Gomez attended the premiere of Spring Breakers at SXSW donning a pair of funky beaded earrings. She wore the Iwona Ludyga Tribe Long Beaded Earrings, which can be yours courtesy of IwonaLudygaDesigns.com for $158.00.
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She wore these earrings with a Dolce & Gabbana SS13 outfit.
Selena Gomez sat down in an interview with her Spring Breakers costars wearing a mint cut-out dress from the Cushnie et Ochs Spring 2013 RTW collection. This chic dress is yet to hit stores.
Selena Gomez attended the premiere of her new movie Spring Breakers in Madrid, Spain on Thursday wearing these Dana Rebecca Turquoise and Rubellite earrings. If you're interested in buying these or if you just want more information on them, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
She wore these earrings with a Dolce & Gabbana dress, Casadei heels and a J Hadley ring
Selena Gomez stepped onto the red carpet premiere of "Spring Breakers" in Madrid sporting some turquoise jewels. She wore a J Hadley Turquoise Flower Ring, which can be yours for a hefty $3,250.00.
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She wore this ring with her Dolce & Gabbana dress, Casadei Heels and Dana Rebecca earrings.
Selena Gomez dazzled in all blue at the Paris premiere of Spring Breakers accessorizing with a Melinda Maria Colleen Cluster Ring in color Gold/Turquoise. It's currently on sale for $70.00.
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This ring accessorized her Gucci dress and Jimmy Choo sandals.
Selena Gomez looked radiant on the red carpet at the Paris premiere of her movie Spring Breakers today wearing an off-runway teal embellished Gucci dress. She styled this dress with Jimmy Choo sandals.
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Yesterday after finishing press for her movie Spring Breakers, Selena Gomez tweeted a picture of herself posing with Vanessa Hudgens and an ADORABLE baby boy. She's also wearing the Sachin + Babi "Nora" Dress (Wine + Herb combo) from their Fall 2012 Collection. You can find this dress on sale for 40% off for $540 (Marked down from $900)
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Selena Gomez hit up the Spring Breakers TIFF afterparty with her costars last night (September 7, 2012) in Toronto looking sexy and chic in this Dolce & Gabbana Lace Bustier Ruched Dress. Unfortunately this dress is now sold out. (We were also unable to find a picture of it in red).
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OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD SOPHOMORE (2014): Competed in the shot put, javelin, hammer, and discus throw for the Titans during the 2014 outdoor track and field season... posted a personal-best throw of 47-11.00 in the shot put at the UC Riverside Invitational on March 29 to finish eighth... his season-best toss of 47-11.00 was also the top shot put on the team during the 2014 season... in the discus throw, he set another personal-best of 138-08 to place 26th at the Steve Scott Invitational on May 4... recorded a season-best throw of 154-11 to finish seventh in the hammer throw at the Big West Championship on May 17... also competed in the javelin throw once during the season and recorded a personal-best toss of 94-03 to finish 13th.
OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD FRESHMAN (2013): Competed in 14 outdoor events for the Titans during the 2013 track and field season…had six of eight six throws for the men's shot put...top throw was 44-11.75 at the Beach Invite on April 19-20 in Cerritos, Calif.…best finish was 4th at the Pomona Preview on Mar. 1-2, with a throw of 44-11.50…in the men's discuss Scott had the second best throw with 121-05, earning a 12th place finish at the Big West Challenge on Apr. 12…in the men's hammer throw his best throw was 137-05 at the Ben Brown Invitational on Mar. 8-9.
Broke three school records...earned Most Improved Award in 2009....won Most Valuable Field Athlete in 2011...won track team MVP in 2011...won team Most Valuable Field athlete in 2012...placed second in the shotput at Riverside City Championships in 2011...was an undefeated league champion for the discus throw in 2011 and 2012...was Riverside City Discus champion in 2012...qualified for CIF three times.
Discus personal best: 151'7 ft
Shotput personal best: 50'2.5 ft
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The doctor says six weeks. But what do real moms say when it comes to getting your groove on again after Baby?
Cheryl L., a new mom from Minneapolis, says the magic number was six weeks.
For Erin M., a first-time mom from New York, it was three months.
But Janelle S., a Tennessee mom of twins, waited five months before resuming her sex life.
Which mom is typical of when most women decide to have sexual intercourse again after giving birth? Turns out, all three, according to a new survey of 1,507 first-time mothers living in Australia that found 94 percent of new moms—in other words, almost all—resumed having sex within six months of giving birth. Is this finally good proof that our partners love those new mama curves?
Of course, some moms got busier in the bedroom long before others did. (See Tori Spelling). Among the survey's findings, 41 percent of women said they resumed sexual intercourse within six weeks after delivering their babies, 65 percent by eight weeks, 78 percent by three months, and 94 percent by six months.
What caused some moms to wait? Common reasons given cited underlying physical issues. For example, at six weeks, only 32 percent of women who'd had a forceps-assisted birth said they had resumed vaginal sex. Likewise, approximately 33 percent of women who had experienced a tear or required an incision during birth indicated they had started having sex again by the six-week mark.
But even when moms waited to have sex, it still didn't mean sexual intimacy was out of the question. In fact most moms (53 percent) said they had engaged in some sexual contact by six weeks after childbirth, even if they ended up postponing actual intercourse for much longer.
"Not to be TMI, but we were definitely having fun before my doctor gave me the all-clear for sex," says Erin M. about her wait.
Women are typically advised to hold off on sex for approximately six weeks after giving birth in order to give their bodies a chance to bounce back from the ordeal, and to line up their choice of birth control. But as researchers hope these survey results convey, just because women are told at their six-week postpartum checkups that it's okay to resume sexual relations, it doesn't mean they have to.
"This is useful information for couples to know before their baby is born, and may help reduce feelings of anxiety and guilt about not resuming sexual activity sooner," researcher Ellie McDonald, a researcher from Melbourne's Murdoch Children's Research Institute, says in a statement.
As Janelle S. remembers, "I had zero sex drive for months after having my babies… and it bothered me, but what were we going to do? Never-ending sleepless nights didn't do much to put either of us in the mood," she admits.
However, now that she's got her groove back—and her twins are finally sleeping through the night?
"I know it seems like we waited a long time to have sex again, but let me tell you, it was completely worth the wait!"


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Why Most Health Foods are a Waste of Money!
You can take vitamins, minerals and herbs by the handful and stillsuffer poor health! This Special Report reveals why. Our diets lack a vital food – a type of nutrient even alternative doctors don't know about. Thanks to this supplement, a mother's lifelong migraines DISAPPEARED, and a man with "terminal" kidney cancer was alive 15 YEARS LATER! It's a popular pain reliever in Germany and even helps autism. How can ONE supplement possibly do all that? Just ask yourself: What if you were getting NO vitamins? You'd be very sick. This nutrient is just as important and you're getting almost none!
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Discover the hidden secret of a little-known, amazingly powerful non-toxic liquid that's SAVING THE LIVES of countless cancer patients – even those with stage four terminal cancer! And here's the best part: You can use it at home without a prescription. A leading cancer expert says, "If I could pick only one treatment to cure my cancer, THIS WOULD BE IT." It's one of the world's most powerful cancer cures, according to a scientist from the Detroit Institute of Cancer Research. Its ability to kill cancer was even confirmed by the prestigious National Cancer Institute!
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"What's going on? The cancer is melting away!"
Those were the words an AMAZED South Carolina doctor said to Beaulah when he saw what this treatment could do! Just months before, he'd told this terminal lung cancer patient she'd be dead in six months. But now she was curing her own cancer at home with a miracle food — developed by a seven-time Nobel Prize nominee and then BANNED because it was too simple and too cheap to suit the medical industry. Richard L. from Louisiana (brain cancer), Sandra G. from Arkansas (breast cancer) and Mariah P. from Wisconsin (ovarian cancer) melted away their tumors, too!
Cancer Step Outside the Box
The secret of people who don't get cancer!
Members of a certain tribe are CANCER-FREE! But when they move away from their native land and change their diet, they get cancer just like anyone else. A top cancer expert says it's because of an overlooked food that most of us throw in the trash. He calls it "the key to curing AND preventing cancer" – and you don't need a doctor or expensive supplements. This little throwaway food TASTES GREAT and Bill Clinton (of all people) eats it regularly. Known since 1921, the pure extract is used by a few alternative cancer doctors and has saved thousands of lives!
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Why Most Health Foods are a Waste of Money!
You can take vitamins, minerals and herbs by the handful and stillsuffer poor health! This Special Report reveals why. Our diets lack a vital food – a type of nutrient even alternative doctors don't know about. Thanks to this supplement, a mother's lifelong migraines DISAPPEARED, and a man with "terminal" kidney cancer was alive 15 YEARS LATER! It's a popular pain reliever in Germany and even helps autism. How can ONE supplement possibly do all that? Just ask yourself: What if you were getting NO vitamins? You'd be very sick. This nutrient is just as important and you're getting almost none!
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"In just 21 days you can just about get rid of cancer"
These are the words of a visionary doctor who overcame her own "hopeless" cancer early in life, became a respected physician, and founded an alternative clinic based on safe, natural cancer remedies. What's more, she PROVED her incredible 21-day claim! Now all across the USA alternative clinics like hers are banishing even the most deadly cancers, including prostate, breast, brain and ovarian cancers. Every day, they're curing one terminal patient after the other, adults and children alike. But since the medical establishment is HUSH-HUSHING alternative treatments, you probably won't hear about these amazing clinics unless you know an insider. Or unless you read this special report!
German Cancer Breakthrough
The most scientifically advanced treatment is banned in America!
Want the best cancer treatment on planet earth? HEAD TO GERMANY! This special report is the world's first English language guide to German cancer clinics. In Germany, renowned cancer docs literally "cook" cancer out of you while you sleep – and you wake up with no pain and no discomfort. Not only that, but this revolutionary therapy costs about ONE-TENTH of what US treatments cost! In fact, Ronald Reagan secretly got cancer treatment in Germany during his Presidency and lived an additional nineteen years. If it worked for President Reagan, it could work for you and your loved ones.
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You don't need a doctor or even a prescription to cure cancer!
The idea enrages most American doctors: Alternative remedies not only work, they often work WITHOUT A DOCTOR'S HELP! Now, you can get 6 over-the-counter secrets to naturally cure cancer at home, at a fraction of the cost of chemo, and without all the horrible side effects. Plus you get 4 MORE alternative treatments available only from top cancer doctors – for a total of ten outstanding ways to beat cancer! You'll discover the man who beat brain cancer with a single nutrient that outperformed his chemo…the woman who vanquished a throat tumor with one special protein…the man who healed his prostate cancer with a tropical fruit extract…and more. If you want to avoid chemo or surgery, THIS IS FOR YOU!
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Stroke victims who couldn't walk can WALK AGAIN. Stroke victims who couldn't talk can TALK AGAIN. Take Florence M. of Connecticut, for example. A devastating stroke left Florence paralyzed on her left side, completely mute and with serious memory loss. But when Florence was given one amazing therapy, she got back her speech, memory, and use of her limbs with no drugs and no surgery. Believe it or not, this safe, inexpensive solution offers dramatic improvements toTWO out of every THREE stroke patients! What's more, the same alternative treatment heals burns without scars…saves diabetics from amputations… melts away migraines…reverses MS symptoms…and MORE!
Stop Cancer Before It Starts
The #2 cause of cancer is the last thing you'd expect!
Smoking is the #1 cause of cancer. But do you know the #2 cause? Tragically, most people don't, and this single health blunder causes almost as many cancer deaths as smoking. But the good news is: it's COMPLETELY PREVENTABLE. In fact, most cancer-causing factors are totally under your control, meaning you NEVER have to get this horrible disease. Inside this special report, you can discover the cancer secrets of 68 of the world's top cancer scientists – and their powerful natural strategies for cutting cancer risk by 90%! The steps to preventing cancer are simple – once you know what they are.
Rethinking Cancer
Some cancer remedies work, some don't!
A lifelong cancer advocate, Ruth Sackman thinks most people who recommend alternative cancer therapies are sincere – BUT they're often wrong and the results can be deadly. As a parent who lost her own daughter to leukemia and chemo over 30 years ago, Sackman believes it's not enough to "shrink" cancerous tumors by 50%, 70% or 90%. That just leaves cancer in the body to grow ALL OVER AGAIN! If you want to get rid of cancer completely you must get rid of the root causes — and this special report tells you how. It's a must-read for ANYONE who wants to understand and defeat cancer.
Cancer Pioneers
Are you afraid to say "No" to chemotherapy?
Many cancer patients – even those who prefer alternative therapies – are uncomfortable turning their backs completely on chemo. That's why it's important to know about FDA-approved drug treatments that work far better than those used by NINE OUT OF TEN cancer doctors. These amazing breakthroughs can double or even triple your chances of beating the disease – and the medical profession is IGNORING them. So if you're feeling pressure from family and friends – or just inside yourself – to combine natural therapies with traditional chemo, this could be the answer. It truly is the "the best of both worlds" for killing cancer.
Breast Cancer Cover-Up
Doctor-proven and backed by 25 years of studies, this mammoth discovery WIPES OUT most breast tumors. In fact, almost every woman who uses this treatment survives breast cancer without losing a breast to surgery and without toxic chemotherapy! Shockingly, this remarkable therapy has been squashed by the government since 1969 because it's natural and can't be patented. The good news is, all the details are RIGHT HERE in this special report. You've got to include this treatment if you want any real hope of defeating breast cancer – especially in the late stages – and making sure it never comes back!
Cancer-Free: Your Guide to Gentle, Non-Toxic Healing
Over-the-counter cancer cure?
When Tony P. got late stage pancreatic cancer, his doctors told him to get his affairs in order. But less than two months later, his tumors were dying off and his cancer was going into remission! This is the untold story of an antioxidant breakthrough that TARGETS and DESTROYS all kinds of existing cancers, making it impossible for them to grow and spread. According to a study by the National Cancer Institute, this gentle, non-toxic miracle kills over 80% of cancer cells in the first 48 hours alone! And amazingly enough, you don't need a doctor to get it.
Cancer Research Secrets
Top MD says, "You can laugh off cancer!"
Cancer doesn't deserve its dread reputation! In this special report, Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby spills the "big secret" for almost guaranteed results in curing cancer. He obtained this breakthrough from "a recovering oncologist" — an experienced physician who's treated over 40,000 cancer cases with a 90% success rate. This man revealed that all cancer shares one common cause. If you do something simple about it, your chances of recovery SOAR. Even if you opt for chemo and radiation, this astonishing treatment can help you reduce the side effects. This is the natural remedy that orthodox medicine hopes you never hear about – and NOW YOU CAN!
The Secret Poison in Your Mouth
The "toxic trigger" for cancer and arthritis!
180 million Americans have it – do you? It's an invisible trigger for cancer and arthritis that no drug or supplement can stop. Sadly, your doctor will never even think to look for it. In this special report, you can UNCOVER THE TRUTH about this mysterious poison and eliminate it from your body ONCE AND FOR ALL. Folks just like you have tossed their wheelchairs, junked their medicines, reversed "hopeless" cancer, and cured other mystery ailments. Don't let this silent killer run amok and destroy your nerves, organs and bones. You can get rid of it – once you know the secret!
Don't Touch My Prostate!
Vietnam vet cures his own prostate cancer!
Seven guys from his Vietnam platoon had already died of prostate cancer, one by one. Some were ONLY IN THEIR 50s! Exposure to a toxic chemical during the war condemned them to death. So when John S. got the disease, doctors said he'd need a miracle to survive. That's when John S. tried an amazing natural prostate cancer breakthrough, one that's prized in some of the top alternative clinics around the world. The result? He wiped out his cancer COMPLETELY! This same natural remedy can save you, your prostate, and your sex drive from the surgeon's knife. You need to know this valuable information, because ALL of us are exposed every day to the kind of chemicals that gave these men cancer.


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Play everything you want, as much as you want. In four exhibition halls and on open-air grounds, Suisse Toy will be presenting a broad spectrum of games and toys, creative characters and multimedia.
The 13th edition of Suisse Toy will once again delight some 55,000 children, youth and adults from throughout Switzerland with its emphatic invitation to "touch and try" everything!
Some 200 exhibitors will make use of this leading platform of the Swiss toy industry. After all, Switzerland's largest toy and game event sets the ball rolling for the approaching Christmas shopping season. Suisse Toy has something to offer every fan of games and diversion, inviting all of Switzerland to come and play.
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By early next week, basketball teams statewide will have reached the midway point of their league seasons.
For some boys' squads, the writingŌĆÖs on the wall that their seasons will come to a close some time in mid-February. But for several others, including a plethora of area teams, the postseason is clearly within reach with still plenty of basketball to be played in the final month of league competition.
Some baseball notes geared to make you forget those snow removal blues ŌĆ"
ThereŌĆÖs no question Chris Iannetta is bent on staying sharp during the offseason. The St. Raphael Academy alum is renown around the R.I. Baseball Institute for having a set routine and hating to deviate from it. In fact, it wouldnŌĆÖt come as a shock to learn Iannetta possesses a key to the indoor batting cage, located in Warwick.
SMITHFIELD --- Chalk this tie up for the public schools.
Junior Paul BrusciniŌĆÖs first goal of the year and senior goalie Cody PhillipsŌĆÖ marvelous 35-save performance enabled Lincoln High to grab a 1-1 tie with Division I foe La Salle Academy late Monday night in a rare home game for the Lions at the Smithfield Ice Rink.
Before this draw, there were 19 Division I games that pitted public schools against parochial schools and the parochials captured all 19 meetings, 12 of them by six or more goals.
CUMBERLAND ŌĆō Wrestling season inside the state of Rhode Island doesnŌĆÖt really get serious until the middle of January. A few of the top teams use the first six weeks of the season to test themselves outside the state in weekend tournaments against elite competition from around New England.
ThatŌĆÖs the route Cumberland High coach Steve Gordon has chosen over the years. This season, his defending state champions have won tournaments in Connecticut and Massachusetts before finishing third last Saturday in the prestigious Redskin Invitational up in Sanford, Maine.
WOONSOCKET ŌĆō ItŌĆÖs bad enough that the wins have come at a minimum this season ŌĆō one league victory in the first seven games to be exact.
Now, head coach Kyle Ivey-Jones and his Woonsocket High squad are playing with somewhat of a depleted roster. Minus a handful of players that have decided to call it quits this winter, including starting guard Jessie Charette, the Villa Novans came up short once again on Monday night.
Certainly the ability to switch-hit in baseball can come in handy, paving the way for a batter to place himself in an advantageous situation against any pitcher they step in the box to face.
eorge Briggs has been coaching track & field athletes for a long time and certainly knows that during the indoor season having depth is of the utmost importance.
This year, with the addition of the long jump, there are 13 events. It may seem like a lot, but if you are weak in a particular area that can create problems in pulling out a positive outcome against a formidable opponent.
Briggs and his Villa Novans found that out the hard way in a Northern Division meet with neighboring rival Lincoln High last week.
WARWICK ŌĆö Dave Belisle has been associated with Mount St. Charles as a standout player in the late ŌĆÖ70s and a member of the coaching staff for three decades, and even he was hard-pressed to recall the last time his team pulled off a comeback in the fashion it did on Saturday night.
Down by a 6-3 score with less than five minutes to play in its showdown for first place with Division I foe Moses Brown, the Mounties reached back and came through with three goals to knot the contest and force overtime.
WARWICKŌĆö The only thing missing from this remarkable comeback was the ŌĆśWŌĆÖ at the end of it.
Down by three goals with less than five minutes to play in its marquee battle for first place with Division I rival Moses Brown on Saturday night, Mount St. Charles responded in dramatic fashion with three goals to send the game into overtime.
Unfortunately for the Mounties, they were unable to bury any of their three shots in the extra five-minute session and were forced to settle for a wild 6-6 tie with the Quakers at Thayer Arena.


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The Utah Republican Party again rejected a series of reforms to the party's nominating process in a move that could trigger a threatened ballot initiative to overhaul the system for picking candidates.
Count My Vote, a group made up of several prominent Republicans, including former Gov. Mike Leavitt, argued the current system puts too much power in the hands of a small group of delegates, depresses turnout and leads to radicalization of Utah politics.
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The group had said if changes weren't made, it would push for a ballot initiative — likely by gathering signatures on a petition — that would give candidates an alternative to going through the delegate process to get into a primary election.
At the Utah Republican Party State Convention on Saturday, GOP loyalists once again rejected any reform proposals, in particular a measure that would have required a candidate to get more than two-thirds of the delegate vote to avoid a primary.
The nearly 2,600 convention delegates also elected James Evans as the new state party chairman — the first African-American to serve in the position — replacing outgoing chairman Thomas Wright.
Republicans also approved a resolution opposing the Common Core, a set of education standards that conservatives believe are "un-American and inferior" and is an attempt by Washington to control Utah's education system.
Opponents argued the resolution was misleading and unnecessary, while supporters blasted the federal government for meddling in a state responsibility.
Saratoga Springs Mayor Mia Love, who lost to Democratic Rep. Jim Matheson by 768 votes in November, formally announced she would again challenge Matheson in 2014.
Nomination battle • But the party's vote on the nominating reforms was the lighting rod of the day, and the vote to reject the changes left the Count My Vote group few alternatives to a ballot-initiative drive.
"It may require that kind of action," said Rich McKeown, Leavitt's former chief of staff. "I think we've kind of recognized that there was potential that we'd have to move forward, so we've worked with language and we've worked with potential donors … but our hope was always that there would be other ways to change the system."
McKeown said Count My Vote leaders will meet Monday to discuss their next step.
A poll of Republican caucus-goers commissioned by the state party found that 77 percent favored raising the threshold from 60 percent to 66 percent of the delegate vote or higher for a candidate to clinch the nomination without a primary election.
But delegates like Arturo Morales of Orem said that the party shouldn't cave to threats.
"The only reason for raising this threshold is meeting the demands of an elite group of Republicans and some Democrats," said Morales, who argued that instead of buckling under, the party should formulate a strategy to fight an initiative.
Lisa Shepherd, a delegate from Provo, said raising the nomination threshold would protect incumbents and make rural parts of the state, with fewer delegates, "flyover counties."
Republican National Committeewoman Enid Mickelsen, a former member of Congress, argued to the contrary that the party made a mistake more than a decade ago when it lowered the threshold from 70 percent, since it made it easier for incumbents to win the nomination without a primary.
Wright worked for months trying to broker a deal and shepherd the changes through the party's decision-making process, warning that if the party didn't act, the initiative would go forward and, if it gets on the ballot, would pass, gutting the caucus-convention system. He said threats from the Count My vote group that they would run the initiative if changes were agreed to left delegates feeling like they were being "blackmailed" and made to "bow down" to party elites. As a result, the changes didn't get fully debated on their merits.
New leaders• Evans won a convincing victory as the new Utah Republican Party chairman, capturing nearly 60 percent of the vote in the three-way race that pitted him against Wasatch County GOP leader Aaron Gabrielson and Utah Republican Hispanic Assembly head Marco Diaz.
Evans, who owns the Checkline chain of payday lending stores, served as Salt Lake County chairman from 2005 to 2009 and touted his experience and record as a reason for electing him to the state party post.Next Page >
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Jacob Raleigh is a senior at Letcher County Central High School in Kentucky, and he recently underwent a life-altering procedure: he had his left arm amputated. Raleigh plays tennis for Letcher County, and in March of 2010, he noticed a lump on his wrist that made it too painful to swing a racket. His parents took him to have the wrist examined and doctors discovered he had Epithelioid Sarcoma, a rare soft-tissue cancer that usually strikes young adults, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. He was given three options by doctors to treat the cancer: amputation, radiation, or replace the tendons in his arm with ones from his leg. The third option was easily the most appealing, so they went with it.
Unfortunately the cancer came back and Raleigh had to make the difficult decision to have his left arm amputated in October. Keep in mind that Raleigh is left-handed, so not having his dominant arm meant learning how to do everything with his off-hand.
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Bwahahaha!!! So wrong on so many calls!
I loved Swamp Thing. Epic Fail column.
Actually, "Doc Savage" wasn't all THAT bad – it went for the same sort of camped-up tone that the TV "Batman" did.
It was more appropriate for (and done better) in "Doc Savage", with the result that, while the TV "Batman" sucked dead moose through a bendy straw, "Doc Savage" was pretty much fun.
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In making topographic surveys west of the ninety-fifth meridian elevations above a base level located in each area under survey shall be determined and marked on the ground by iron or stone posts or permanent bench marks, at least two such posts or bench marks to be established in each township, or equivalent area, except in the forest-clad and mountain areas, where at least one shall be established, and these shall be placed, whenever practicable, near the township corners of the public-land surveys; and in the areas east of the ninety-fifth meridian at least one such post or bench mark shall be similarly established in each area equivalent to the area of a township of the public land surveys.
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Outside Madrid Middle School, in El Monte, in the back amidst overgrown brush, debris and a blighted wall, they celebrate.
Not with a part, but with labor.
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Scott Brown's announcement that he's not running for Senate has everything to do with Democratic Representative Edward Markey. As recently as December, there was a feared calamity among Democrats should John Kerry vacate his Senate seat for a potential secretary of state appointment. An untidy primary for the special election and the prospect of resurrecting Brown was almost too much to bear.
Two things have changed — both related to Markey. With uncharacteristic cohesiveness for Democrats, the national party, Vicki Kennedy, and Kerry himself circled around Markey as the candidate to succeed Kerry. In addition, Brown no longer seems dominant now that he'd face a capable consensus candidate — probably Markey.


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Jury selection continues in the second degree murder trial of George Zimmerman today. Attorneys are trying to seat six jurors and four alternates so that the trial can move forward.
Julie Hermann, the new athletic director at Rutgers University will begin her job today, despite controversy surrounding her appointment. Hermann was hired following the forced resignation of her predecessor, after the men's basketball coach was fired for physically and verbally abusing his players.
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Roanoke City Council will hold a resolution recognizing Deputy Fire Chief Ralph Tartaglia this afternoon. Tartaglia will retire June 28th after serving the area for more than 37 years.
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The Taubman Museum's annual "The Art of Golf" tournament begins at 10:00 today at Ballyhack Golf Club in Roanoke. Proceeds from the day-long tournament will benefit the museum's exhibition and education programs.
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Nike Junior Golf Camps are once again being offered in Bend, Oregon at the beautiful Eagle Crest Resort in 2014. Join the Eagle Crest Resort staff in beautiful Central Oregon for a week of fun and instruction designed to take your game to the next level!
Nike Golf Camp at Eagle Crest offers residential, extended day, and day camp programs. The overnight camp includes golf instruction, course play, meals, housing and evening activities. The extended day camp option from 8:30am - 9:00pm.The extended day camp includes everything except breakfast and lodging. The day camp runs from 9:00am - 5:00pm and includes all golf instruction, lunch, and course play. All camp options are for junior golfers, ages 10 - 18, of all ability levels.
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Our facility boasts two championship golf courses, The Ridge Course and The Resort Courses, our tough 18-hole, par-63 Challenge Course, and our popular 18-hole putting course. Eagle Crest has been rated "Best Places to Play" by Golf Digest in 2008 and 2009. Campers will also have access to the resort's amenities including sports center, game room, Splash Park, swimming pool and much more!Meet your coaching staff
Ron Buerger
Ron has been helping Central Oregon golfers improve for the past 23 years. Ron's students enjoy his personable style and his emphasis on keeping golf simple. Originally from San Diego, Ron started at Eagle Crest in 1991 and as Director of Golf oversees the golf operation at the Resort. Ron teaches credit classes for Central Oregon Community College and serves as the Men's Head Golf Coach at Ridgeview High School.
Tam Bronkey
Tam has given quality instruction for over 20 years and at Eagle Crest for six years. Tam's students enjoy his friendly approach, use of video technology, and comprehensive teaching style. Tam is a graduate of and former University of Oregon varsity player, twice a current course record holder, and played on the PGA Tour as a qualifier in the Northern Trust L.A. Open in 2001.
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Kevin has been with Eagle Crest Resort for five years as the Golf Event Coordinator and is currently working towards his Class A PGA Membership. Originally from Prineville, Kevin developed into an accomplished junior player, and earned a scholarship to play at the collegiate level at Treasure Valley C.C. in Ontario. Kevin's low tournament round is 67 and he has a low career round of 65.
Nike Golf Schools & Junior Camps provide young golfers with the tools to enjoy this great game for a lifetime. Our curriculum is the perfect blend of expert instruction, course play and fun off-course activities. With an experienced staff on hand, each Nike camper can leave at the end of the week feeling more confident about their game. Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that their own instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week.
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The Overnight fee includes all golf instruction, green fees, evening activities, housing and meals. The Extended Day Camp option includes all golf instruction, lunch, course play, dinner, and evening activities. Extended Day campers will be dropped off and picked up at the golf course each day.
Campers are supervised 24 hours a day. The staff lives in the dormitories with the campers and participates in evening activities. Drugs, alcohol and tobacco are strictly prohibited, and constitute, along with general misconduct, grounds for dismissal from camp without a refund.
Nike Golf Schools and Jr. Camps does not provide transportation to and from airports, bus depots or train stations. The packet we send to registered campers in the spring offers suggestions on shuttle services for each specific camp.
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PAULSBORO, N.J. (AP) - Businesses are the latest to sue over a freight train derailment in southern New Jersey.
They contend they suffered economic losses and their families faced health risks when a half-dozen rail cars of a Conrail train derailed on a bridge over Mantua Creek in Paulsboro in November. One tanker released vinyl chloride into the air.
No one was seriously sickened, but more than 300 homes and businesses were evacuated for parts of the following week.
Conrail spokesman Michael Hotra tells The Courier-Post of Cherry Hill the railroad will respond to the lawsuits in the courts.
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