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When natural disasters strike, it isn't just the humans that suffer. The recent events in Joplin, Missouri have been just devastating. While the human victims are finding shelter and help, the ASPCA has set up temporary shelters to care for the animals.
"The destruction caused by the tornado is indescribable, and our hearts go out to everyone who has been affected by this disaster — pets and people alike," says Rickey, who began disaster relief work in Joplin the day after the tornado.
The Joplin Humane Society requested the help of the ASPCA to set up emergency shelters and assist the Humane Society of Missouri with field rescues. The temporary shelters are located near the Joplin Humane Society.
"We hope to alleviate the stress for pet parents by temporarily caring for their animals," says Rickey.
Thus far the ASPCA has been able to coordinate transportation of nearly 150 animals to neighboring cities. PetSmart Charities has also joined in the effort, providing two Emergency Relief Waggin' vehicles. The Relief Waggin' is filled with important supplies like crates, blankets and bowls.
If you would like to support the animal victims of recent disasters in the South and Midwest, you can easily do so via the ASPCA text donation system. Text PLEDGE to 25383 to donate $10 today!
Read more: animal welfare, joplin, tornado
Photo: Michiru Maeda
Who agrees pounds should be closed and extra taxes should go to the ASPCA and not the pockets of our ignorant goverment workers such as Sarah Palin. SHE HUNTS WOLVES FOR JUST THEIR LEGS!
It is a good job done the ASPCA helping animals.
poor little sweeties
Cuddos to the ASPCA. What a great organization. Thank God there are people out there looking out for those poor animals. Where would we be w/o them?
God Bless all who are helping and protecting any creatures.
This was very exciting news that something went the way for the animals and not the rich, greedy cattle people.
huzzah for the ASPCA!
I tip my hat to the HSUS! I support them each month and praise their efforts for the poor,defenseless animals that need our help.Bless you all!! B.Fournier Baileyville, Ks.
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In September's double-sized "Thunderbolts" #136, Norman Osborn is out to turn Marvel's Heroes for Hire, Power Man and Iron Fist, into - Killers for Hire? CBR News spoke with guest writer Rick Remender and editor Bill Rosemann about the issue.
"Owly," Andy Runton's all-ages series, is now available for Amazon's Kindle. Top Shelf has announced the release of all five volumes this and CBR spoke with Runton and publisher Chris Staros.
In "The Gauntlet," Peter Parker must contend with an unending onslaught of his classic foes. CBR News spoke with editor Steve Wacker and writers Mark Waid and Marc Guggenheim about the storyline.
The DCU panel at HeroesCon gave attendees a glimpse into the creative process as shared by Senior Editor Ian Sattler, "Supergirl" artist Jamal Igle, "Batman: Streets of Gotham" artist Dustin Nguyen and editor Brian Cunningham.
At HeroesCon, Jeff Smith and Alec Longstreth discussed their different processes while creating comics, talked about Smith's "Little Mouse Gets Ready" and gave a few hints on how to succeed in comics.
At HeroesCon's Pint O' C.B. Panel on Friday, Mark Waid, Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction and Brian Michael Bendis were on hand to talk about their Marvel Comics projects, including a new "New Avengers" artist and more.
This September, the Marvel MAX mini "Starr the Slayer" by Way and Corben will explore the relationship between writer and creation, as well as what it takes to survive in a savage world of magic.
Doctor Strange may no longer be Sorcerer Supreme, but he's not done exploring and protecting the mystical side of the Marvel Universe. CBR spoke with spoke with Mark Waid about "Strange," a 4-issue mini kicking off in November.
When the Marvel Universe is under siege from the supernatural, it's time to page Jericho Drumm, Sorcerer Supreme and star of the new "Doctor Voodoo" ongoing series. CBR News spoke with writer Rick Remender about the project.
Joe shares with you five doodles of Captain America he worked on during a Marvel creative summit held to discuss the events following Cap's death in "Captain America" #25.
In this first installment in an ongoing series of CUP O' JOE fan Q&A sessions, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada talks about long-delayed projects and goes in-depth about the return of "The Clone Saga." Plus, Cup O' Doodles, Click Joe's Poll & more!
In this first installment in an ongoing series of CUP O' JOE fan question-and-answer sessions, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada talks about long-delayed projects and goes in-depth about the return of "The Clone Saga."
Spider-scribes Dan Slott, Joe Kelly & Fred van Lente answered questions and unveiled upcoming stories at the "Amazing Spider-Man" panel at Wizard World Philadelphia Friday. "It's gonna be huge!" said Slott.
Courtesy of Dynamite, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at "Athena," a new series written by Doug Murray with artwork by Paul Renaud and Fabiano Neves.
Courtesy of BOOM! Studios, CBR brings you an advance look at "The Incredibles" #3 by writer Mark Waid and artist Marcio Takara with covers by Takara and "Gødland's" Tom Scioli.
DC's announced that writer James Robinson and artist Mark Bagley are taking over the reins of the publisher's flagship title, "Justice League of America" come October. CBR News spoke with Robinson about the book.
CBR's got the scoop on Black Cat, Ben Reilly, Mary Jane and more from "Amazing Spider-Man" writers Mark Waid, Fred Van Lente, Joe Kelly, Marc Guggenheim and their editor Steve Wacker!
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Crime novelist Gregg Hurwitz and artist Jerome Opeña take the lunar vigilante into an all-new, vengeful series placed squarely in the Marvel Universe. We spoke with Hurwitz about "Vengeance of the Moon Knight."
Today we share the legend of Mike Grell, who tried to introduce a black character into the pages of "Superboy and the Legion of Superheroes," but saw his efforts literally whitewashed away. Plus "Batman Beyond" and Wild Dog!
Hellboy creator Mike Mignola's "Witchfinder" miniseries begins in July, filling in the early adventures of the enigmatic Sir Edward Grey. CBR News caught up with Mignola for a quick chat about his latest Dark Horse series.
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Madman's series is ending with a bang, a boom and a whole host of other sounds. CBR spoke with creator Mike Allred about "Madman Atomic Comics," and previewed exclusive songs from Allred's band, The Gear.
Good times at the comic shop this week with the genius of Gillen and McKelvie, Jonathan Hickman's late pass, Static meeting Black Lightning, Pym vs. Richards, the final vendetta of Chuckles and much more in this week's reviews.
DCU Executive Editor Dan DiDio candidly shares with CBR his thoughts on the landmark deal to publish a Superman strip in "USA Today" and discusses his own Metal Men strip that will appear in "Wednesday Comics."
Inside you'll find the sales estimates for comics and trade paperbacks on sale in May, 2009. Total sales are down from last month, with Marvel taking the most market share and Top Shelf with the highest selling trade.
Acclaimed "The Darkness" writer Phil Hester returns to his illustrator roots in September's "Bog," a two-part story beginning in "The Darkness" #80. CBR took an inside look at the artist's process of making a "Darkness" cover.
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Eisner and Emmy Award-winning writer Paul Dini returns to the Batverse with a new series featuring Catwoman, Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn. CBR News spoke with Dini about "Gotham City Sirens."
In this release from Marvel, the publisher confirms "Captain America" #600 will return with a second printing and shares reactions from retailers to the unprecedented Monday sale date.
Comics Should Be Good's MONTH OF ART STARS continues with Sean Chen, who showcases and provides commentary on the work of John Paul Leon, with images from the artist's collection.
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Dynamite tweaks the presidential comics trend with an "Army of Darkness" miniseries that mixes the Commander-in-Chief with Detroit's boom stick madman. We spoke with writer Elliott Serrano about "Ash Saves Obama."
Archaia & Roddenberry Productions' "Days Missing" is a about major events surgically excised from history. Each issue features a different creative team, with Phil Hester & Frazer Irving kicking things off. We spoke with Irving.
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East Lansing Water Main Break
Updated: 05/18/2010 - East Lake Lansing Road is closed both ways between Northgate Drive and Foxcroft Road.
Updated: 05/18/2010 - East Lake Lansing Road is closed both ways between Northgate Drive and Foxcroft Road.
Posted: 05/18/2010 - The Michigan Department of Education plans a campaign to improve literacy following a report that says two-thirds of fourth graders don't read proficiently.
Posted: 05/18/2010 - MSU med school plans expansion in Midland area.
Updated: 05/18/2010 - Lansing City Council Passes Budget with Several Unknowns.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - Proposal would restrict use of cell phones and other devices by operators.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - Company overcharged for natural gas for several months.
Updated: 05/18/2010 - Michigan's Open Carry gun laws empower some and enrage others; we look at the debate
Posted: 05/17/2010 - A program this week is bringing Michigan foods into schools for lunch, to promote buying locally and eating healthy
Posted: 05/17/2010 - Pays $1.9 billion to U.S. government.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - Capital Area Michigan Works! is hosting three sessions this week on its YouthBuild program.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - Girl died when a police officer's gun went off during a raid.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - Michigan woman says she could tell she won thanks to a look from Donald Trump.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - The asphyxiation deaths of two boys prompt the CPSC Monday to announce the recall of 1.8 million toy dart gun sets.
Updated: 05/17/2010 - Local doctors explain what they're seeing in their offices this week.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - General Motors rides cost cuts, new model sales to 1Q profit.
Updated: 05/17/2010 - Police are searching for two suspects in an armed robbery at a Lansing McDonald's.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - Need to fill up the tank this week? Gas prices are down almost seven cents per gallon.
Updated: 05/17/2010 - The fire broke out at Granada Apartments in Blackman Township early Monday morning.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - Family: Aiyana Jones was asleep on the sofa when she was shot by police.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - The "Early Detection and Rapid Response" initiative aims to get more help in finding the first outbreaks of unwanted invasive plants.
Updated: 05/17/2010 - 24-year-old Rima Fakih beats out 51 others
Updated: 05/17/2010 - Macomb County authorities are holding a man suspected of the crime.
Updated: 05/17/2010 - 110 Michigan National Guard Troops are deploying for a 12 month tour-of-duty in Afghanistan.
Updated: 05/17/2010 - Fire destroys the Homer Mill. A popular bar and restaurant in a former gristmill.
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September 05, 2013
By Evan Lockridge
Load availability on one of the nation's largest spot freight markets shifted into high gear last week, but rates did not follow along.
This resulted in load-to-truck ratios increasing 7.7% for vans, 8.6% for flatbeds and 13% for reefers.
Rates were unchanged during the same time, remaining at a per-mile average of $1.84 for vans, $2.11 for reefers and $2.19 for flatbeds.
When August is compared to July rates increased by an average of 1 cent per mile for vans, flatbeds declined 3 cents with reefers shedding 5 cents while fuel prices increased 1%.
Rates compared to August 2012 reflect 3.4% increase for vans, a 4.4% decline for flatbeds and a 0.5% increase for reefers while fuel prices increased 2%
Writing in DAT's Freight Talk Blog, Analyst Mark Montague noted there are some areas of the country where reefers are in short supply to help transport overabundances of crops.
This includes many parts of California, where the grape harvest has hit a record high. "DAT sees strong evidence of constrained truck capacity in the Fresno market, where well over a thousand reefer loads were chasing fewer than 200 trucks yesterday (Tuesday), boosting the load-to-truck ratio to 6.5," he wrote.
Also apples are in ample supply in several states such as Michigan, New York and Washington while potatoes are plentiful in not just Idaho but also Wisconsin, while there is a variety of produce in Delaware, eastern Virginia, New Jersey, Minnesota and Oregon.
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What does Transparent have to do with apocalypticism? Everything. Watch it.
Jamie's Review of Transparent
Jamie's review of Transparent is up at Stackedd Magazine. Read it.
What does Transparent have to do with apocalypticism? Everything. Watch it.
Joseph Donahue
For anyone who doesn't already know, the next volume of Joseph Donahue's brilliant Terra Lucinda, entitled Dark Church, is forthcoming from Verge Books. In the meantime, do checkout the festschrift to Donahue over at Jacket2.
reading: Basil Bunting, Complete Poems; Peter Makin, Basil Bunting on Poetry; Dr. Javad Nurbakhsh, The Psychology of Sufism
An interesting article on a recently translated letter of Ezra Pound to Rene Taupin:
The Severity and Sympathy of Ezra Pound
reading: Ronald Johnson, The Book of the Green Man; Sachiko Murata, Chinese Gleams of Sufi Light; Basil Bunting's sequence of Sonatas, looking at them as a single "epic" work.
I know that a new issue was promised in January and then... silence. A variety of personal items have taken the bulk of Jamie and I's attention for many months now, forcing us to leave Lightning'd on the backburner. I know that this must be quite frustrating to everyone who has sent submissions for the next issue, and I offer you our sincere apologies for the delay.
In that time, however, Jamie and I have been discussing the future of this project and where we want to go with it. This ongoing discussion has landed us on a few decisions:
1) The PDF / "print" issue of Lightning'd will become an annual publication.
Putting out an issue of a magazine, even one as small and straightforward as ours, takes a fair amount of time and effort. Time and effort that, unfortunately, Jamie and I each often find in short supply. Our thinking is that by switching to an annual format we can be more conscientious while working to improve the quality of the project itself.
New Issue Coming in January
Hello and apologies for the long silence! Some practical issues have taken our attention the last several months, leaving little focus left to direct this way. However, the next issue of Lightning'd Press will be published in the new year. Submissions with close on December 31st 2014 at Midnight; expect the new issue no later than the Ides of January. Extra apologies to everyone awaiting a decision on submissions they've already sent! You will hear from us in the new year.
Summer Submissions
Our next issue will be out in August so send us your ripened poems and short pieces.
I do not write for performance, nor do I know much about the slam poetry scene. This reading overwhelmed me.
This excerpt from Fred Moten's poetry book, The Feel Trio, popped up on my Tumblr last week, and I felt something I have never felt before while reading poetry (mainly, shivers and something indefinable up my spine):
we study partial folds in them alpine jukes, bent, bow-tongued stick
and move and mahagonnic rupture in september, in alabama, throat
sung to the kabaret's general steppe and fade. out here you breathe
they breath, this bridge is just, this bridge is just a pile of bones this
load be breathing, this alpine rasp in this dry bridge just be weaving.
- Fred Moten
There is a review written by LP contributor, Patrick James Dunagan, of The Feel Trio over at The Rumpus (click through to buy it immediately as I wish I could!). xo
More on the New Gnosticism
Over at Talisman, there's a whole section on Gnostic poetry, with essays written by Peter O'Leary, Joseph Donahue, Mark Scroggins, Patrick Pritchett, Edward Foster, David Need, Norman Finkelstein, and Robert Archambeau.
To incite your interest: Some of the essays are titled "Seven Tenets of the New Gnosticism", "Corpse and Mirror: American Poetry and Gnosticism in the 1980s and 90s", "Desiring Logos: The Holy Atheism of Fanny Howe", "Glyphs from Beyond: Paul Bray's Gnostic Poetry".
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Verge Books 2013
come and learn
it should hurt,
extracting host code
from graft
to acquire some synthesis
lashing bone
to cracked bone
in steroid pathways
at the lab
Joel Felix's Limbs of the Apple Tree Never Die is a truly radical book. A true radicalism--in poetry, in politics, in theology--is grounded not only in one's ability to simultaneously return to the root (epistroph, ta'wil) & grow anew, but one's ability to synthesize everything one finds down the stalk one travels to source and back. Radicalism is never a newness that simply destroys what came before it; that is nihilism. Nihilism is nothing but a fundamentalist conservatism that seeks only to affirm itself in solipsistic desperation by destroying everything, even itself (see: Flarf). This is the internalization of capitalist dynamics to the utmost degree.
Similarly, literary materialism (see: Language and Post-Language poetries) is a cop-out designed to avoid the radical nature of the intrinsically non-material referentiality of language, masking it behind the irony and empty rhetoric of bourgeois (pseudo-)Marxism, a la Marcuse, Adorno, Foucault, et al. This avoidance, and the absolutist credulity required to maintain it, is evidence of the micro-fascisms inherent to the philosophical materialist paradigm and its broadly sinister implications. This is why Zukofsky, by radical necessity (and like Negri and Hardt after him), turned to Spinoza when the "Marxism" he was surrounded by (the petite-bourgeois nonsense of Lenin, Trotsky, et al., which now rests at the back of Marcuse & co.) showed itself to be reactionary imbecility.
The call is rich, it is plaintive, in the voice of liberation, it is erotic, and it is continuously failed. The failed desire of identification is our lyric content, for we, now as then, are the histrions of Rousseau's dream of recognition and imitation, born into a history of retrenchments of this logic down to mere administration of our failed union. Morning dawns for another day without sticky adhesion, the watering Tantalus restored to its furthest point from the seared mouth.
Limbs of the Apple Tree Never Die flies directly into the face of all of this. On the surface Limbs is part travelogue of a tour of the Civil Rights American South and beyond, and part lyric ecologue-in-process. It is also a book-length poem on the model of Jack Spicer and Susan Howe. The juxtaposition of travelogue and ecologue is the first key one receives that something deeper and more strange is at work here, particularly as both the "travelogue" and "ecologue" sections begin to clearly enunciate a different itinerary and ecology than what is stated. This quiet surprise is deepened by the structure of the text itself: a prose "Field Book" broken up throughout the text, woven into an intensely spartan lyricism unafraid of Baroque and Modernist formulations:
We are two distant dots, therefore
possible. The sun slipped off
its mask. I crawled forward,
a tiny red vein in the yolk of an egg.
I was both heads of a red and blue
snake joined at the anus,
long immune to my own bite,
a flying invertebrate bird. Speech
ran in the tracks
of the mind. The morning
broke powder. I drank.
A skin that cannot be wetted
walled the flower.
Or Romantic and Post-Modernist strategies:
Apollo's big
an open habit
beneath trees
soil flows
of whose
Robert Duncan famously declared himself a derivative poet, and by this demonstrated that the ability of poetry to be revolutionary is directly tied into its ability to destabilize the ego and its desire to grasp and claim anything for itself. And this while maintaining its ability to respond (his definition of responsibility) to the needs of the moment. To do this, he was unabashed in using whatever was found to make the poem; revolutionary strategy must always be flexible, adaptable, and grounded in principle rather than (anti-)ideology.
--The lore your fathers farmed
goes with you
as you go with who you are,
the genius of the soil
in howling competition
on the spiral arm of styrene pills
to Anchorage, Halifax, Shanghai
immunosuppressant skull helicopters
circling your cubicle
with the grace of complex coastal currents
never not a language to establish, enforce and
benefit themselves,
in heat-buckled parking lots
acting wrongly
as the matter
at hand
This flexibility, this ability and need to bring together seemingly disparate forms and possibilities (even those of Flarf and Language poetries), this juxtaposition of variance, underwritten by the overt image of the violence of the breakdown of racial segregation as the apple trees grow and diversify, pulls one deeper and deeper into a holy darkness. It is this darkness that breaks boundaries and provides meaning. Not only a rationalist meaning; Joel Felix could have easily written a lovely narrative essay on his travels in the South, discussing the present aftermath of the Civil Rights Movement there, all the while using apples and their trees as a metaphor. We would have all "learned" something, and gone away feeling like we "understood" aspects of the history and present circumstances discussed. There is no doubt that this could have been powerful and carried import. But it's not the point. The point can't be articulated by discursive reason or the cleverness of prose alone, and travels far beyond surface understandings of racial segregation and its end.
Insert thought
in fold / proceed
with slot
what do the words
organized cascades
going wide
colors emitting
in rebar, EVAC
bumping blue
lexical throbbing
inquire locally
geography is Nature
what doesn't fit
on a blue tarp
must be forgotten
lava flowed over this table
for three million years
on a lake-followed
Like Basil Bunting, who never shied of his apophatic utterances about God to ground his truly socialist poetics, Limbs of the Apple Tree Never Die tests the boundaries to tear them down; refuses to acquiesce to monolithic pressures in politics and poetics; is unafraid to embrace necessary experiments and (un)grounded rhetoric; is joyful to rest in Negative Capability, in mystery, where boundaries are dissolving, language is charged with meaning on all levels (material, non-material, etc.), and these meanings shatter one's egotistical drive to both know and reject knowledge. It is a truly avant-garde poem, a new radicalism in the tradition and trajectory of revolutionary poetries.
Join my song
flossing loopholes
'neath this spiny tree
for time has difficulty
rolling uphill--
nothing consecutive
on this cloud-imitated mountain:
cluster and
blue flashes
on the backs of birds
the sound of cinnamon
all you get
till you're picked
on pharmakos farm
no cooling herb
from bloodless flowers
at the bottom of summer's
paper hearts
You can download it here or read it online.
Jeff and Jamie love poetry. We love Apocalypticism, dioramas, and mysticism. Send us your work.
June 2015
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Google grows, its hometown feels crowded
Adam Allington
Feb 25, 2015 Google already has 20,000 employees in Mountain View, and now is planning a new, bigger headquarters
Searching for medical advice? Google's got you covered
Dan Gorenstein
Feb 10, 2015 Search engine to repackage information on 400 most Googled health conditions.
If you're happy and you know it, write a tweet
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Feb 10, 2015 The "hedonometer" is a data-based meter that measures happiness in real time.
Tech IRL: When hacking does good at Google
Seth Kelley
Produced by
Feb 8, 2015 Google's "white-hat" hacker Parisa Tabriz fights the good fight.
Google to mine a new source of data – tweets
Amy Scott
Feb 5, 2015 Deal with Twitter means tweets will show up in real time via Google search.
Google's BrandLab wants to save businesses (and Google)
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Jan 27, 2015 Google builds relationships as it teaches companies how to improve online presence.
Apple and Google's marriage of convenience
David Gura
Jan 23, 2015 The search business is huge, and it's kept mobile rivals together ... for now.
Google could be your next wireless carrier
Annie Baxter
Jan 22, 2015 Google may be making deals with T-Mobile, Sprint to sell its own wireless service.
Google stops Glass production, at least for now
David Gura
Interview by
Interview with
Jan 16, 2015 "Everybody who touched the Glass did not become an evangelist." That was a problem.
Google decides to shelve Glass, for now
Adam Allington
Jan 16, 2015 Google Glass may still have a future, just not in its present form.


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Laval, Quebec–After 20 years as a major player in the Canadian handbag market with up to 2,000 clients in Canada and abroad and sales topping 250,000 handbags annually, Joanel Inc. is making its name here in the U.S.
Featuring a mix of fashion and technology and targeting various demographics, the four brands fill a variety of niches.
Available in 130 styles, Mouflon, which is classic and durable and features nylon and PVC "leather," starts at $40 retail. "This brand was created first and is the bread and butter of the company," says Valérie Mazé. Mouflon also has a men's collection.
Ugo Santini is the company's high-quality leather line, starting at $35 for wallets and $200 for cross-body bags and ranging up to $600 and more.
The other leather line is Joanel, featuring $125 for small items and ranging up to $250. A PVC division under Joanel was launched later, with retails from $75 to $125. For differentiation, the PVC line features completely different styling than the leather, says Mazé.
Joanel is also known for its high-tech light-up Joanel Lux smart bags, designed to help women easily navigate the contents of their handbags. As the microlights are actually infused in the fabric in a new proprietary material, the consumer doesn't feel any bulky bulbs. Retails: $280 to $345. But while technology serves a great function, the leather bags are fashionable in their own right.
Also new at the company are classic and novelty tech cases (like a heart iPad case), meant to house all forms of phones and tablets.
And last but not least, Joanel does not forget its furry friends. Edgar & Sooky is a fun collection of pet accessories (i.e. carry-ons, tret bags, folding water bowls), created by Joanel's designer Johanne Boivin after the death of her 10-year-old bulldog Edgar. Retails range from $35 to $130.
Retail stores are also being planned, with the first opening in Laval, Quebec (near Montreal). "We make over 600 models a year, but how can we present them our way? Our own store enables us to do that," says Mazé.
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Its been fixed now. The spur and pinion gear weren't meshing properly
Yesterday night i replaced a bell crank on my pede 4x4 and everything went well, Except i noticed that my
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Abstract:Although spectrographers can readily calibrate photographic emulsions for their own particular instrumentation, when reproduced elsewhere, the "exact" conditions often yield dissimilar results. The reason for this is in the quotation marks: it is not possible to reproduce conditions from one laboratory to another. There are uncontrollable variables in every source, in every photographic plate, in every spectrograph. This article proposes the use of a controlled excitation source to minimize one of these variables. In addition, data are given which show the potential usefulness of the source for comparing the spectral response (speed) of spectrographs, and for evaluating emulsions.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1366/000370253774634973
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Obama's failure to do his constitutional duty.
Aug 5, 2013, Vol. 18, No. 44 • By TERRY EASTLAND
Garrett's resolution directs attention to the Take Care Clause. The clause imposes a duty on the president in the exercise of his executive power. Because the laws he must execute include the Constitution, he may not enforce laws he believes in good faith are unconstitutional—an interpretation made by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, in Democratic and Republican administrations alike. Enforcement of constitutionally valid laws, however, cannot take place in every circumstance, it is generally agreed. "The ordinary, efficient administration of the law requires discretionary decision making on the part of enforcers," write Robert J. Delahunty and John C. Yoo (both veterans of OLC) in their timely article on the Take Care Clause in the March 2013 issue of the Texas Law Review. Still, "that does not mean that all breaches of the duty are tolerable." The president may not refuse to enforce a law he disagrees with in terms of policy, or that he dislikes because of its political impact.
How courts might respond to a claim that the president lacked authority to delay the mandate—that such authority is not provided in those 18 precedents, or in the IRC or any other federal statute, or in the Constitution—is hard to say. Such a claim would have to be brought by someone with "standing"—someone who suffers a present or imminent injury that a court can remedy.
Employers would be hardpressed to meet that requirement, since the delay is intended to give them relief. Workers who aren't offered insurance by their employer during 2014 and wind up being fined for not getting their own coverage (under the ACA's "individual mandate") might have a shot, though still it would seem a long one, at standing. Even if a party with standing could be found, and a challenge to the president's authority made, a ruling against the government seems an uphill battle. As Delahunty and Yoo point out, "the prevailing standard of review for challenges to executive nonenforcement decisions is extraordinarily lenient." This is so in part because courts have often been reluctant in separation of powers cases to address constitutional issues.
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Summing it up
As if we needed it, the Spurs (59-16) proved Thursday, with ample assistance from their greatest rival in recent seasons, that you can't win them all. Much to most everyone's surprise, they tried to with only Manu Ginobili sitting despite it being their fifth game in seven nights. But after a strong start, the Spurs gradually buckled under Oklahoma City's withering defensive pressure.
They probably won't care about having lost all four meetings to the Thunder (55-19) this season, and Spurs coach Gregg Popovich might actually prefer a loss to instill some urgency after 19 straight victories. But given the nature of the victory, with the Thunder's length and activity proving so difficult to solve, the Spurs should be wary indeed at the prospect of a postseason rematch.
Player of the game
Intimidating throughout, Serge Ibaka (11 points, 12 rebounds, three blocks) was at the center of the defensive effort that wore San Antonio out in the second half. An example of his impact: Having already been stuffed by Ibaka at the rim, Tiago Splitter was called for travelling after attempting to fake him off his feet. He was credited for defending 12 shots at the rim, three more than his season average. Not surprisingly, the Spurs scored four fewer points in the paint while shooting 14 points below their customary percentage.
The turning point
The Spurs were hanging in, leading 51-48 at halftime, before the Thunder knocked them to the canvas with a 32-20 third quarter. It's rare to see the Spurs so thoroughly frazzled on offense, at least lately. But such was the case during those 12 minutes, when they shot just 7 for 23 while committing four turnovers. The latter total was actually an improvement on their overall performance. But those miscues led to six Thunder points, including a Russell Westbrook dunk to cap a 17-4 surge that put Oklahoma City in front for good.
News, notes and observations
* The full measure of Oklahoma City's defensive dominance: The Spurs had been averaging nearly 113 points per 100 possessions during their 19-game streak, by far the NBA's top mark. Against the Thunder? Just 94.7, with a seven-point drop in effective field-goal percentage (48.3 to 55.3).
* An interesting nugget from NBA Stats:
The @okcthunder is just the 3rd team to sweep the Spurs in a 4-game season series during the Duncan era ('97-98 Lakers & '09-10 Jazz)
— NBA.com/Stats (@nbastats) April 4, 2014
* The anticipated duel between Durant and Kawhi Leonard — cited by no less an expert than Popovich as the game's most interesting matchup — turned out to be something of a dud after the latter succumbed to foul trouble and was unable to re-establish himself before the outcome was essentially sealed.
It started well enough for the third-year small forward, who executed one of his patented steal/breakaway dunk sequences on the game's first possession. He went on to harry Durant into a difficult start — the NBA's scoring leader missed 6 of his first 7 shots — before picking up his second foul late in the first quarter.
Leonard didn't return until about five minutes remained in the second, and quickly picked up his third foul on a dubious offensive foul. Then came a rather dubious decision from Popovich. Perhaps seeking to experiment with lineups, he sat Leonard for nearly seven minutes to start the second half. The Spurs cut the deficit to five upon his return, but the Thunder only pulled away from there as Durant finished with 12 in the quarter.
Durant ended up with 28 on 11-for-26 shooting — a terrible performance by his ridiculous standards, but good enough to extend his streak of 25-point games to 39.
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Nick Collison took the "no blood no foul" motto to a whole new level. pic.twitter.com/ahbZCqWgbc
— Windy City iGGY (@windycityiggy) April 4, 2014
Thunder sub Nick Collison apparently had four staples to close the wound and returned to action. Man's game, y'all. Said Collison, per Daily Thunder's Royce Young: "It's one of those that's awesome with the blood coming down your face because you get the credibility." (Side note: Somebody needs to give Collison and Matt Bonner their own radio show.)
* Make no mistake — the Thunder were deserving victors, especially after choking the Spurs out so ruthlessly in the second half. But allow us to indulge, if only for the sake of posterity, a minor qualification, brought to you by the irregular mess that is the NBA regular season: While the Spurs playing their fifth game in seven nights, the Thunder had three off days to gird their loins for a must-win game.
In reality, fatigue probably wasn't quite the factor many will make it out to be after just one player — Kawhi Leonard, hardly taxed at 30.1 — averaging more than 30 minutes during the win streak. Far more hurtful was the rest-induced absence of Manu Ginobili, with whom the Spurs enjoy a spike of nearly 10 points per 100 possessions when he's on the court.
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Asking Right Questions First Step to Good Diabetes, Oral Care
By Dr. Michael Goldberg, D.M.D.
My name is Michael Goldberg and I am a dentist in Manhattan. So what am I doing turning up on a website devoted to diabetes? You're already taking the first step to good health — asking the right questions! Health is information and I don't have to tell you who is in charge of what you need to know. But if you're at dLife you probably know that already.
Ok, so here's the answer to the question: Infection is a key issue for everyone and it's particularly important for persons with diabetes. The most prevalent causes of infections are in your mouth, with gingivitis and gum disease being the most common. So here I am to help you.
It's not the bacteria or viruses that get stuck in your teeth themselves that are the problem; it's the body's response to those intruders, a process we call "inflammation." Why? Because inflammation can cause an increase in blood sugar and that makes your diabetes more difficult to control.
Inflammation is now thought to be a major cause of all kinds of health problems. It's the underlying cause of processes that lead to Heart Disease, Atherosclerosis, Stroke, Alzheimer's Disease and…DIABETES.
When it comes to diabetes, inflammation is a double whammy. Poorly controlled diabetes makes inflammation more severe and inflammation makes diabetes harder to control. It's a viscous cycle, but it can be controlled.
Your dentist and hygienist should be integral parts of your health care team. Here's what they should do (and if they don't do it you should gently remind them they should):
- Take a thorough medical history.
- Speak to your physicians and other members of your health care team (such as your nutritionist or diabetes educator) about your health care status.
- Perform a thorough periodontal assessment at every visit.
- Teach you how to prevent inflammation.
- Perform procedures that can reduce plaque accumulation, remove irritations, and reverse gum inflammation.
- Give you tips for at-home oral care techniques that will assure optimal health.
Let's first look at #1 (I'll be back to discuss #2 through #6 in subsequent columns.)
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CLEARWATER United Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 11-1 Clearwater will offer the acclaimed About Boating Safely class on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 8-9, 8 a.m., at the Clearwater Police Department Headquarters, 645 Pierce St.
Unlike Internet courses, certified USCGAUX instructors who can answer questions and share their experiences on local waters teach the ABS class. Topics will include boating emergencies, know your boat, getting underway, navigating, operating your boat safely and legal requirements.
All graduates receive a Florida State Certification Card. Materials cost $35. For information and to register, call Peter Ubillos at 469-8895 or email
Safe boating classes
MADEIRA BEACH The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 11-3 plans monthly safe boating classes through the end of the year at its headquarters at 299 Boca Ciega Drive. Classes meet the first Saturday of the month from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The cost is $40 per person. The next class meets Saturday, Feb. 1. Others classes are planned March 1 and April 5.
The classes are open to the public and recommended for anyone who owns a boat, a personal watercraft, anyone interested in purchasing a boat or anyone who wants to learn safe boating practices.
Classes cover subjects such as navigating the waterways, operating a boat safely, legal regulations, what to do in an emergency, getting to know your boat and information you need to know before getting underway.
Anyone born after Jan. 1, 1988 must take a boating safety course and have a valid boating certificate and a photo ID while operating a vessel. Experienced U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary instructors teach all classes. For more information, call 391-5185.
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Former Criminal Records employee Megan Lillie and husband Scott Nesbit have recently endured a mess of bad luck ranging from death in the family to emergency eye surgery. As a result, both are temporarily not working, and if you watch CNN, you know it's a bad time to be unemployed. Country-rock songstress Anna Kramer & the Lost Cause and art-rock yucksters Club Awesome play CELEBRACIÓN: BENEFIT FOR MEGAN LILLIE & SCOTT NESBIT, to help ease the couple's financial woes. $8. 8:30 p.m. The Earl, 488 Flat Shoals Ave. 404-522-3950. www.badearl.com. (Chad Radford)
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