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Fred Thomas "Tony" Elzen, Sr. passed away at his home on Thursday, August 2, 2012. Visitation was held at Rose-Neath Funeral Home in Minden on Sunday, August 5, 2012 at 5 p.m. and a Rosary followed at 7 p.m. A funeral mass was held at 10 a.m. today (Monday, August 6, 2012) at St. Paul Catholic Church in Minden. Interment followed at Gardens of Memory Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ken Burnham, Jr., Richard Campbell, Tommy Elshout, O. H. Haynes, Jr., William Hilburn and Butch Peaker. Honorary pallbearers were Roger Anderson, Al Carter, Willard McClung, Jerry Rogers and all of the members of William's Monday Night Poker Group.
Tony was born on May 10, 1921 in Minden. He was preceded in death by his parents, Mary and Joseph Elzen and his wife, Doris Gruner Elzen.
He is survived by his three sons, Fred Thomas Elzen, Jr. and wife, Kay of Minden, Walter Rodney Elzen and wife, Jonna of Olive Branch, Mississippi and Kenneth Don Elzen and wife, Debra of Tyler, Texas; grandchildren, Amy Rudd and husband, Robert; Courtney Moro; Whitney Howell and husband, Jeff, Chris Elzen and Jennifer Smith and husband, Reid; great-grandchildren, Ellyot Hites, Katie Hites, Savannah Moro, Jake Moro and Gray Howell.
Tony was self-employed for many years as the owner of Elzen's Grocery, the store founded by his parents in the early 1900s. He then worked in insurance sales with Metropolitan Life Insurance. He retired in 1980 from Metropolitan, but the leisure life of retirement did not fit him and he returned to work at Ken Burnham Chevrolet. He remained there until 2001 and retired again at the age of 80.
Tony served his community for many years, including service on the Minden Volunteer Fire Department and the Minden Rescue Squad. He was elected and served as the Public Utilities Commissioner from 1958-1966.
Tony, a lifelong resident of Minden, was known to most as Pappaw. He was a member of the 1939 Minden High School Football State Championship Team and carried this school spirit forward for many years as the Voice of the Crimson Tide. Tony's refuge was golf and he held a special place in his heart for Pines Hills Country Club, where in recent years the Tony Elzen Classic was held. Even at age 80, he could still shoot his age and many said he owned the golden putter!
Anyone who knew Tony never ceased to be amazed by his smile, his independence and his passion for living even in the later years of his life. He loved to talk local politics and sports, especially LSU Tigers.
Minden was home to Tony in every sense of the word. He loved Minden and Minden loved him. He once said, as he was grinning, that Minden was the greatest city in the world and that he couldn't live anywhere else!
In lieu of flowers, the family asks memorials be made to St. Paul Catholic Church in Minden.


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With the West Virginia legislative session just on the horizon, one of the most certain changes that will affect every West Virginian will be the governor's budget.
The governor's staff takes great steps toward putting together line-by-line how the government will spend its money. The non-governmental organization West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy will then dedicate much of its analysts time to scanning and interpreting that budget.
While the session has yet to begin, WVCBP executive director Ted Boettner said his organization is already anticipating to see some things in the budget. For one, he said, the WVCBP is expecting a deficit of at least $100 million that will have to be overcome with spending cuts.
The governor's proposed budget will be presented in mid-February. The legislature will then work with that budget until something satisfactory is produced, usually in an extended, special session.
"Nothing will be clear until the governor's budget comes out in February when we know what the revenue estimates are going to be and what's laid out in the governor's budget," Boettner said.
While it's sort of a guessing game at this point, Boettner said the WVCBP does have a few predictions of what budget-related issues might be on tap this session: prison reform, education reform, severance taxes and dealing with lost revenue from tax breaks granted in the recent past.
"I think there's going to be a lot of talk about future severance taxes and our ability to pay for the important programs like Medicaid that serve about 200,000 children in West Virginia," Boettner said. "I also think there will be a push to look at the tobacco tax as a long-term way to help deal with Medicaid funding."
Boettner said higher education might see additional budget cuts, which he said could cause tuition prices to go up. Boettner warned against this measure because it could reduce the amount of promising students who stay within state borders over the long term.
High on Boettner's own wish list is the funding of a legislature-created program that would form a quality rating system for child care in the state. Though it was approved, it is unfunded.
"We know that in those early years it is so important to developing young kids, and you can't really blame teachers if those kids had problems early on and then come to the classroom," Boettner said. "We need to fully fund that. It would go a long way toward improving our education system and giving our kids the chance to become productive citizens, earn more and be better citizens."
The WVCBP has also been strongly advocating for the creation of a future fund filled with collections from severance taxes on state natural resources. The money could be stored away and used for purposes such as economic diversification.
Much of the budget process, Boettner said, will fall in the hands of the governor.
"The budget process in West Virginia is a very closed process in a lot of ways. A lot of meetings aren't open during the year that you can attend," he said. "The power of the executive is so powerful in West Virginia — he has a line-item veto — so anything the legislature wants to add to the budget or change, the governor has full power to veto that."
A governor's veto on budget item, Boettner said, is rare in West Virginia.
Boettner said he thinks Tomblin and former Gov. Joe Manchin so far have done a good job of paying down long-term liabilities and prudently managing the budget. The problem now, he said, is that a slew of business tax cuts from the last five years are about to come into full effect.
"I think if you're going to enact tax cuts, business tax cuts or reduce the food tax, you need to find the revenue to replace that if you're going to do that," Boettner said. "Or, you'll end up exactly where we are today — with budget deficits because we don't have the revenue to meet the needs of the people of our state and its children."
In one example, Boettner said about $150 million will be lost to the elimination of the food tax.
"It's not that (phasing out the food tax) was a bad thing, it's just that you have to replace that revenue or you're going to have budget problems," Boettner said.
Ultimately, Boettner said, he hopes the governor's budget will take a balanced approach to spending and taxes as well as focus on the state's fiscal health and employment.


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David G. Caron, O.P., is the 8th President of Aquinas Institute of Theology and Assistant Professor of Liturgical and Sacramental Theology (2012-Present). Dave, a former diocesan priest and parish administrator joined the Dominican Order in 2000. He earned his B.A. (Psychology) from Springfield College in Springfield, MA in1983; his Master of Divinity degree from St. John's Seminary in Brighton, MA in 1988 and his Doctorate of Ministry degree (Liturgy) from Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, IL in 1998. He served in a variety of parochial assignments and as an assistant vocation director. Dave taught as an adjunct theology professor for both St. Louis University and Aquinas Institute of Theology (2000-2002). He served as the director of the Center for Dominican Studies at Barry University (2002-2008) and as an adjunct professor in the Department of Philosophy and Theology. While at Barry, Dave was the Executive Director for the university's "Pathways of Possibilities" television show on WXEL (PBS) and was the Executive Producer of Barry's "Miraculous Minutes" radio programming on WBRY. In other media related productions, Dave produced the video, "Many Who Heard Were Astounded: Preaching the Good News with Hearers in Mind," for the Catholic Coalition on Preaching Convocation, Ft. Lauderdale, FL in 2006. He also served as a judge for the Catholic Broadcasters Association's "Gabriel" Award, in San Antonio, TX, in 2000.
Within the Order of Preachers, Dave served in a leadership capacity as the Socius (assistant) to the Provincial for his Southern Dominican Province of St. Martin de Porres (New Orleans) for two and half years (2010-2012) before returning to Aquinas Institute as Acting President in August of 2012 and is currently serving as President since December 2012.
A former Air Force Chaplain (Captain), Dave's professional research and publication interests are in the areas of Art and Environment in Catholic Liturgy. He is an active member in both the Catholic Academy of Liturgy and the North American Academy of Liturgy. Dave participates in limited preaching engagements around the country for clergy, church and other organizations especially on the topics of Liturgical Renewal and Liturgical Environment and Art. He has served on and participates in Interfaith Dialogue organizations in Miami and St. Louis. A former board member for the Aquinas Center of Theology at Emory University (Atlanta); Xavier University's IACUC Committee (New Orleans); and Camillus (House) Healthcare Concerns (Miami), Dave is presently a chaplain for the American Association of the Order of Malta; a member of the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre; serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the Center of Dominican Studies at Ohio Dominican University (Columbus) as well as a member of the International Commission on the Liturgy for the Order of Preachers (Rome). Dave's articles, on a variety of topics, have appeared in Liturgical Ministry Magazine.
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PHOENIX (AP) - A group supporting Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio is asking a judge to let its lawsuit seeking to end a recall effort against the sheriff move forward in court.
Citizens To Protect Fair Election Results is asking the judge to declare the signatures gathered so far in the recall effort invalid.
Recall organizers have asked that the lawsuit be dismissed because they say it is without legal merit and is a tool to try to intimidate Arpaio critics and mislead voters.
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Gabriel Geller wrote:Hi Daniel, in my book chunky means more that the tannins lack focus, unbalanced and are overwhelming, disturbing the overall tasting experience. It may calm down with time but it is true that most of the time it's not a good sign. However chewy means to me strong tannins that you can literally feel on your teeth but not in a too overwhelming way, without shadowing the flavor profile of the wine and even adding interest to the wine. It's the case also with the Segal Rechasim Argaman '08, that characteristic grabs your attention there too without taking over the whole drinking/tasting experience. Actually Rogov z.l. discussed the topic and I mostly agree with his description that you may find here: viewtopic.php?f=29&t=27933
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(WNFL) - Milwaukee Brewers' general manager Doug Melvin said there was no way the team could match the contract offer that Corey Hart got from Seattle. The veteran first baseman agreed to a one-year contract with the Mariners yesterday that guarantees him six-million dollars plus 13-and-a-half million in incentives. The Journal Sentinel said the Brewers offered a four-million-dollar guarantee, and two-and-a-half million in incentives. Melvin said he didn't blame the 31-year-old Hart for leaving. He said the financial numbers were just too far apart. Hart spent more than eight seasons with Milwaukee, and was the longest-serving Brewer. He batted .276 in 945 games with 154 homers and 508 R-B-I with two All-Star appearances. Hart missed all of this year after having surgery on both his knees. Hart said the designated hitter option in the American League could help give him a break when he needs it. He said he a lot of appreciation for Milwaukee, but the move to Seattle was best for him and his family. Melvin agreed that a player like Hart could get up to 30 extra games as a D-H, and the talent pool for National League teams is smaller because of it. Meanwhile, the Brewers continue to look for a more solid first baseman for 2014. For now, the best option appears to be Dodgers' free agent James Loney.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (WHAS11) – The Indiana U.S. Senate debate on Monday night is between the two candidates who want to be senator in Indiana and right now they are neck and neck in the polls.
It's a seat that has been solid Republican since Richard Lugar won it in 1977.
After Tea Party Republican Richard Mourdock booted Republican legend Richard Lugar in the GOP primary, his challenge now is to convince moderate Republicans.
Blue Dog Democrat Congressman Joe Donnelly is also reaching out to the center hoping that Hoosiers who wouldn't vote for Barack Obama will split their ballot and vote for him.
After 36 years in the U.S. Senate, Richard Lugar lost his seat in May's Republican primary, but the centrist voters who supported him all those years will decide who succeeds him.
"Richard Lugar was the epitome about everything that's right about public service," U.S. Rep. Joe Donnely (D) said.
The Republican Tea Partier Richard Murdock is also reaching out to the middle.
"And our message to [Independent voters] is simply, Let's get America growing again," Richard Mourdock, republican U.S. senate candidate, said. "We've tried the Democratic way. It has failed and failed and failed."
Most of the energy in the race, from both the campaigns and a number of outside groups, has been spent trying to convince centrist voters that the opposing candidate is really more extreme than the image each is trying to portray. Donnelly is linked to President Obama and saddled with his votes in Congress for bailouts and the Affordable Care Act.
Mourdock has tried to soften his primary election message against bipartisanship and compromise.
"I think Hoosiers are not buying into that act of trying to be somebody who he's not.
Early on he said, I am there to try and create more division. I will not work with Democrats. His view of bipartisanship is Democrats doing what Republicans want them to do," Donnelly said.
"I think the bigger issue in that regard is how Joe Donnelly wants to claim he is now a conservative. That's not the case. His conservative rating is only 13 percent, meaning 87 percent of the time he's voted with the liberals. Yet he is suddenly claiming to be this moderate. It's not the case," Mourdock said.
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Miami has fired longtime equipment manager Bobby Revilla, citing violation of university policy.
Revilla had been with the Hurricanes' football program since 1982, and a full-time employee at the school since 1986. He was at Miami's football practice on Monday morning, then fired later in the day.
His dismissal is not believed to be related to the ongoing NCAA investigation into Miami's compliance practices. A message seeking comment from Revilla was not immediately returned.
Revilla was part of all five of Miami's football national-title seasons, the first of those coming when he was a student manager in 1983. He went to 25 bowl games with the Hurricanes.
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As students get closer to summer break, it's hard for teachers to keep their attention, so the school brought in the inflatable lab as a new and different way to keep their focus.
Teacher Shaun Hesselbart says looking at the stars is a good activity to take into summer break. "It's just learning that becomes them then teaching their parents and then their parents can go out and interact with them as well," says Hesselbart.
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Comments On Jun 02, 2014:I own this pack as well as the Klim crew pack, both are great quality and the tool pouch is an added bonus to keep things secure. The Nak pack has enough room to hold a thin jacket if need be. The goggle pouch in the secondary pocket is a nice touch as well. Don't hesitate to purchase this pack if you don't need a full on pack like the crew pack but want to be able to haul more than just the hydration pack and a powerbar.
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The zippers are good and still work when the pack gets dirty. The removable tool pouch is nice. Overall storage is a bit on the low side so get the bigger pak if you want to carry a lot of stuff.
There are two provisions for carrying a shovel or something. I use one of them to carry a small tire pump.
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The straps tend to slip (I've had the same problem with camelbak). I usually have to snug up the shoulder straps as they loosen throughout the day. I could put a knot in the straps so they can't slip but haven't bothered yet.
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Stephen Coleman is a 22-year veteran of the Massachusetts fire service. He began his career in the Charlton Fire Department in 1989 and served as a call firefighter and a call Lieutenant before being hired as a full time firefighter/EMT in 1995. He rose to the rank of captain and served in that capacity for nine years before being hired as Auburn's first full time Deputy Chief in 2006. He served for almost five years before being named Fire Chief in 2011. Chief Coleman holds a bachelor's degree in fire science from Anna Maria College, and a master's degree in public administration from Clark University. He is also a graduate of the UMASS Donahue Institutes Chief Fire Officer Management Training Program. Chief Coleman is also currently working on a second master's degree in Occupational & Environmental Health and Safety.
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Gary McCarraher began his fire and rescue career in 1974 as a volunteer firefighter/EMT in southeastern Pennsylvania. Since then, he has worked in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, where he served as a firefighter/EMT, a fire lieutenant, a deputy fire chief and a fire chief in three fire departments. He has been fire chief in Franklin, Massachusetts since 1999. Gary holds associates degrees in Fire Science Technology, Fire Protection Technology and Industrial Safety and Health Technology from Rowan Technical College; a bachelor's degree in Fire and Emergency Management from the University System of New Hampshire; and a master's degree in Public Administration from Framingham State College. He is also a graduate of the National Fire Academy's Executive Fire Officer Program and the Massachusetts Chief Officer Program, and is a Chief Officer Designee from the Center for Public Safety Excellence.
Andrew T. McCarthy, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.
Dr. McCarthy holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nautical Science from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. He earned a Master of Arts in Theology at Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama, concentrating in History and Spirituality, and completed his doctoral studies in Theology and Religious Studies at the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC, where he concentrated on Spirituality through a psychological lens. He is currently assistant professor of Humanities at Anna Maria College.
John Michael Moschella, M.A., D.Ed., EFO
Dr. Moschella is a three-decade veteran of the Revere, Massachusetts Fire Department, where he attained the rank of Deputy Chief. He is currently an adjunct professor at Anna Maria College. Dr. Moschella co-authored the state's hazardous materials response training program. He has authored numerous articles in fire-related journals and is a frequent contributor to and current editorial board member of The International Fire Service Journal of Leadership and Management. He is a National Fire Academy Executive Fire Officer and a member of the Institution of Fire Engineers. In 2002, Dr. Moschella was the first recipient of the National Fire Protection Association's George D. Miller Award. He holds an M.A. in Fire Science and Administration from Anna Maria College and a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership from Cambridge College.
Jack Parow, M.A., EFO, CFO Fire Chief, ret., Chelmsford Fire Rescue, former president of the IAFC
Chief Jack Parow, M.A., EFO, CFO Fire Chief, ret., Chelmsford Fire Rescue, a 35-year veteran of fire service and the former President of the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC 2010-2011), past president of the New England Division of the IAFC and past president of the Fire Chiefs' Association of Massachusetts. Since 1990 he has led the District 6 hazardous material team, which provides coverage to more than 90 communities in the northeastern section of the state. Chief Parow still maintains both his state and national certifications as an emergency medical technician and is the incoming president of the International Association of Fire Chiefs.
Michael D. Penders, B.S., MPA
Michael Penders has been a firefighter/paramedic with the Agawam, Massachusetts, fire department since 2008. He has served as the departments grant writer, successfully obtaining more than $250,000 in grant funds over the past two years. In addition, he serves as an EMS field operations supervisor provides around-the-clock citywide supervision of emergency medical services in the Operations & Communication Divisions. Mike holds a Master of Public Administration degree from Anna Maria College as well as a B.S. in Criminal Justice and a Certificate of Paramedic Technology from Northeastern University. Prior to joining the faculty at Anna Maria, Mike was a guest lecturer at Northeastern University's Institute for Emergency Medical Services.
Everett G. Pierce, M.S., CFO
Professor Pierce has been a member of the fire service community for 45 years and has taught at the university level for more than 25 years. He has both an associate's and a bachelor's degree in Business Management, an associate degree in Fire Science and a master's degree in Emergency Management. His career in the fire service includes a position as the deputy chief of a Call Department, 20 years in state fire training, and three years as a Fire Chief/Emergency Management Director of a combination department. Professor Pierce has been an adjunct instructor at the National Fire Academy for 25 years and has presented at numerous Fire Service venues and conferences.
Edward J. Power, A.S., B.S., MPA
Edward Power has almost 20 years' experience in the emergency services field and has been an instructor with Anna Maria's fire science and public administration programs since 2012. Ed is also an Instructor with the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy where he teaches in the Recruit Firefighter, Fire Officer and Rapid Intervention Programs, among others. He is currently a Lieutenant with the Lynn MA Fire Department. Prior to joining the Lynn Fire Department, Ed was the Supervisor of the Needham MA Fire Department's Communications Division. Ed holds a Master of Public Administration and a Bachelor of Fire Science Administration degree from Anna Maria College as well as an A.S. in Fire Science Technology from North Shore Community College. Ed also holds several certifications relative to the fire service including: Fire Instructor 1, Fire Officer 1, Safety Officer 1 and Emergency Medical Technician.
Michael A. Walker, B.S., MPA
Mr. Walker entered the fire service in 1974 as a volunteer. He achieved the qualification of shipboard Damage Control Assistant, the equivalent to civilian fire chief, and served as a fire-fighting instructor. Since retiring from the United States Navy in 1994, he worked fire departments in Illinois, Iowa, New Hampshire and Massachusetts, where he is now the Fire Chief for the town of Yarmouth. Chief Walker has a bachelor's in Fire Science from Southern Illinois University and a Master of Public Administration in Government from the Keller Graduate School of Management. He is a Certified Fire Officer II, Fire Instructor II, Hazardous Materials Technician, Fire Apparatus Engineer and a Nationally Registered Paramedic. He has advanced training in chemical, biological and nuclear terrorism, attended advance emergency medical training for terrorism at Texas A&M University, and terrorism Bomb training at the Energetic Materials Training and Research Center at New Mexico Tech.
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Professor Walsh was a firefighter and officer in Quincy, Massachusetts, for more than 20 years. He has been a subject matter expert for the Boston/UASI region on fire discipline and filled a number of roles for Homeland Security regional response, including Hazardous Materials Office and Department Liaison. He holds a bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of Massachusetts, a bachelor's in Fire Science from Columbia Southern University, a master's in Public Administration from Framingham State University, and studied Management Science at the National Fire Academy.
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(EMODA top and hair band, Zara pants, FashionCookie ShoeAvenue wedges, 37LA book clutch, from Singapore spikes bracelet) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
Mentioning EMODA for the nth time because I absolutely love the brand from the bottom of my heart! I got a few goodies from them a few months ago, thanks to Namiko-san from the EMODA Global Webstore. I almost cried when I got a message from her! For some reason, Japan always makes me cry tears of joy - I still vividly remember that moment years ago when I was able to taste my first bento in Tokyo, and it was so good that I just spontaneously shed a tear… in public!
Anyhow, Namiko-san sent me a printed blazer (the oversized one I keep on wearing on my Instagram), a pearl collar top in my favorite blue color, as well as a casual rose-printed peplum top that was then being sold in the Japanese Webstore.
I did, however, order some more when I found out they had a 50% off sale recently! This box top was part of my impulsive shopping spree. I almost never do any real online shopping, but… it's freaking EMODA! *flails*
My first order arrived after 5 days or so, and I couldn't pass up the opportunity to hoard everything else that I liked before they ran out of stocks. I'm still waiting for my second package to arrive some time this week. The shipping fee isn't so bad considering that EMS delivers it straight to your doorstep. I know I would've saved money if I just ordered it all at the same time, but I wanted to double-check how long it would take for them to process my credit card payment, how long it would take for the package to arrive, etc. When it comes to online shopping, I'd rather be safe than be sorry! And people of the Philippines, you definitely won't be sorry with EMODA's Global Webstore!
I am not embarrassed to say that I stalk all of the EMODA staff blogs almost everyday! I have them all bookmarked on my iPhone. Be scared, lol.
When I saw all the colors of this top appearing on everyone's blogs, I was pretty much set that I had to get my hands it somehow. The boxy silhouette is a unique twist to the basic black top that we all consider a wardrobe staple. EMODA press assistant Erina Abe wore this top with white pants and a metallic necklace. I put my own flavor to it by wearing printed floral pants, and the black version of the silver wedges I spotted in EMODA's "Mode Exotic" Spring Summer 2012 collection.
Fell in love with this top too much that I got it in blue as well. I hope there are still stocks left for this top, in case you're interested in getting one for yourself! Both the box top and the hair band are 50% off right now. Shopaholics and Japanese and MODE fashion enthusiasts, you know what to do next. ATTACK!
Posted on Monday, 6 August 2012
Fall Foliage
(Sheinside top, Zara skirt, CMG heels, 37LA book clutch, Yhansy necklace, Dorothy Perkins belt, Ferreted bangle) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
My clutch has a Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban cover on it. Someone's still not over her previous Harry Potter post.
Anyway, time for another quick outfit entry. Here's something I wore to an intimate personal branding talk where I was one of the speakers. Usually I wear pants to these kinds of occasions, but this time, the setting allowed me to wear something a little less formal.
Even if we don't really have Fall in Manila, I can't wait to bring all my Fall items out of my closet. This kind of orange, as well as this kind of darker, non-pastel floral print, scream autumn leaves and autumn trees.
These were shot some time ago, when my brown hair decided to give up on me and go back to blonde. I went to the salon immediately after this to have my hair dyed brown again even if my roots weren't so bad yet! Everything is serious business when it comes to my hair.
It took me a year to grow my hair out after cutting 6 or so inches off last summer 2011. Now that it's long, I suddenly have the urge to cut it shorter again.
Ahh, people always want what they don't have!
So many colors for a change. My daily fashion choices surprise me too. It's funny how I only really get to evaluate my outfit choices days and weeks after I actually wear them. Just shows how much thought I put into my styling process before heading out.
I think I'll give my pastel colors a rest in the next couple of months. The typhoon we've been having in Manila has been so discouraging too. Makes you want to just curl up in a cozy sweater while you drink hot chocolate with a loved one.
Hope everyone had a good week!
Posted on Sunday, 10 June 2012
CMYK Color Block
(Pinkaholic pants, Monkee Business top, Comfit heels, 37LA book clutch) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
CMYK-inspired colors! I didn't get cyan quite right, but I think I got everything else spot on. Color blocking is something I've never totally gotten a hang of, to be honest. If I do decide to combine so many colors in one outfit, something geeky like this usually happens.


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Swenson resigns as Crosslake city administrator
Crosslake city administrator Tom Swenson submitted his resignation to the council Monday night, Dec. 10, "in protest."
Swenson submitted his resignation in a lengthy letter to the mayor, which Swenson read aloud at the council meeting.
Swenson, who has been administrator in Crosslake for 15 1/2 years, will retire Dec. 31.
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33 U.S. Code § 2292 - Surveying and mapping
Any surveying or mapping services to be performed in connection with a water resources project which is or has been authorized to be undertaken by the Secretary shall be procured in accordance with title IX of the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949. [1]
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Source(Pub. L. 99–662, title IX, § 918,Nov. 17, 1986, 100 Stat. 4192.)
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The Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, referred to in text, is act June 30, 1949, ch. 288, 63 Stat. 377. Title IX of the Act, which was classified generally to subchapter VI (§ 541 et seq.) of chapter 10 of former Title 40, Public Buildings, Property, and Works, was repealed and reenacted by Pub. L. 107–217, §§ 1, 6 (b),Aug. 21, 2002, 116 Stat. 1062, 1304, as chapter 11 (§ 1101 et seq.) of Title 40, Public Buildings, Property, and Works. For disposition of sections of former Title 40 to revised Title 40, see Table preceding section 101 of Title 40. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
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Were it not for the great metropolis of Marseille, just 30km south, Aix-en-Provence would be the dominant city of central Provence. Historically, culturally and socially, the two cities are moons apart, and for visitors the tendency is to love one and hate the other. Aix is more immediately attractive, a stately and in parts pretty place that's traditionally seen as conservative. The proudest moment in its history was its fifteenth-century heyday as an independent fiefdom under the beloved King René of Anjou, while in the nineteenth century it was home to close friends Paul Cézanne and Émile Zola. Today, the youth of Aix dress immaculately; hundreds of foreign students, particularly Americans, come to study here; and there's a certain snobbishness, almost of Parisian proportions.
Known as Vieil Aix, the tangle of medieval lanes at the city's heart is a great monument in its entirety, an enchanting ensemble that's far more compelling than any individual building or museum it contains. With so many streets alive with people; so many tempting restaurants, cafés and shops; a fountained square to rest in every few minutes; and a backdrop of architectural treats from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, it's easy to while away days at a time enjoying its pleasures. On Saturdays, and to a lesser extent on Tuesdays and Thursdays, the centre is taken up with some of the finest markets in Provence.
Aix-en-Provence Festivals
Aix-en-Provence Festivals
During the annual music festivals, the varied contemporary showcase of Aix en Musique (June) and the Festival International d'Art Lyrique (opera and classical concerts; last two weeks of July), the alternative scene – of street theatre, rock concerts and impromptu gatherings – turns the whole of Vieil Aix into one long party. Tickets and programmes are available from the festival offices in the Palais de l'Ancien Archevêché on place des Martyrs-de-la-Résistance ( t 04 34 08 02 17, w festival-aix.com).


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DETROIT (WKZO) It's no surprise that Detroit's financial problems are serious, and that has apparently been confirmed by a review done as part of the process to decide whether a city requires a financial manager.
Just four days after a review began, Michigan State Treasurer Andy Dillion gave Governor Rick Snyder his preliminary findings, which wil likely trigger a closer look at the Motor City's finances.
If the situation is serious enough, it could lead to the declaration of a fiscal emergency, triggering the appointment of an emergency financial manager. It hasn't happened with any of the other cities that have been appointed a financial manager, but its possible he or she could put Detroit into Chapter 9 bankruptcy if its determined rescue plans are not possible or effective.


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Jon Hall visits Venice
Street Artist Jon Hall took a drive up to Venice Beach the other night to put up some of his art, and came across a couple that have been homeless for 7 years, and have are still married! They shared their story with Jon and Tony. It's an amazing one,
Jon Hall visits New York
Jon Hall take's a trip New York with good friend Tony Adams. Jon went out there to share the word of God and to do some street art. Here is a short film of the trip they took to New York, check out some amazing testimony's at the end!
Tyler Evans shares his Testimony
Tyler Evans ( Supercross Athlete) share his Testimony with our Grock member Jon Hall in New york during a trip to help spread the good word to kids on the street in Harlem, and trying to show them there's a different way of living.


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In anticipation of an upcoming lockout, the Philadelphia Flyers assigned 26 players to their AHL affiliate and assigned three to their junior teams, the team announced Saturday.
Among those assigned to the AHL's Adirondack Phantoms were forwards Sean Couturier and Brayden Schenn.
Drafted 11th overall by the Flyers in 2011, Couturier played 77 regular season and 11 playoff games in Philadelphia as a 19-year-old.
The 21-year-old Schenn appeared in 54 regular season and 11 playoff games for the Flyers in 2012-12, totaling 15 goals and 27 points.
Besides Couturier and Schenn, the Flyers also assigned the following players to Adirondack: Jason Akeson, Tyler Brown, Cullen Eddy, Matt Ford, Erik Gustafsson, Shane Harper, Cal Heeter, Ben Holmstrom, Tyler Hostetter, Niko Hovinen, Andrew Johnston, Blake Kessel, Matthew Konan, Oliver Lauridsen, Matt Mangene, Brandon Manning, Tye McGinn, Marcel Noebels, Luke Pither, Zac Rinaldo, Danny Syvret, Mike Testwuide, Eric Wellwood, Harry Zolnierczyk
In addition to the AHL moves, the Flyers assigned Nick Cousins, Scott Laughton and Derek Mathers to their junior clubs.


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Beaver Street Art Gallery: the art gallery you never notice
By Laura Thompson
The elusive art gallery next to Macy's European Coffeehouse on Beaver Street is alive and thriving.
A great American flag of metal greets visitors as they walk into the Beaver Street Art Gallery's doors. The walls are lined with facts of elected officials and details about privacy-infringing laws. Most exhibits at the gallery change every two months, but The People's Business started in April in reaction to the election year and has simply been modified rather than taken down.
The exhibit, created by the gallery's co-owners David and Barbara Harton, discusses the issue of the Patriot Act and its infringement of privacy. The American flag stands before visitors with the Bill of Rights scrawled across it; the sections which have been nullified by the Patriot Act are blacked out.
"We're trying to bring attention to the public," David Harton, the gallery director, said. The other issues covered include term limits, campaign spending of elected officials, foreign relations and military spending.
The Beaver Street Art Gallery opened in 2001 and has been showing exhibits ever since. Although it is not open as often as it used to be, the people of Flagstaff are still welcome to come in and browse the show Fridays through Mondays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
"We used to be open seven days a week when things were better, but over the last two years or so, the economy has been bad throughout the country, so it makes sense to be open less," Harton said.
The gallery is unique because the art shown in the main room, or "Alpha room," is by just one or two artists. Art must be three-dimensional to be shown in the Alpha room.
There is a second room, the "Delta room," which houses two-dimensional art by a different artist. The artists usually come to the gallery to ask to be showcased and are chosen based on their style.
The Beaver Street Art Gallery encourages young artists to showcase their work. "We devote part of the gallery space for emerging artists who haven't had any opportunities," Harton said.
There have been a few local artists, but because the gallery focuses on contemporary, three-dimensional art, artists come from all over the world.
To encourage a local feel and connection to the community, the gallery gets involved in the First Friday Art Walk. "We are always open for the art walk . . . we are open [from] 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.," Harton said.
"We thought Flagstaff would be a good environment to show our vision," Barbara Harton, the gallery manager said.
The People's Business exhibit will be open for another week to view. The political message and the huge American flag on metal captures the visitor immediately. By December's First Friday, there will be a completely new exhibit with an entirely different feel.