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Posted: 01/25/2011 - Officials with the Fayette County Health Department are still urging people who have not had a flu shot yet this season to get one.
Posted: 01/25/2011 - Officials with the Fayette County Health Department are still urging people who have not had a flu shot yet this season to get one.
Updated: 01/25/2011 - Several law enforcement agencies teamed up to arrest Stewart Ray Monday night in Jefferson County.
Posted: 01/25/2011 - The trial had been scheduled for February 1. A judge granted a delay at Comair's request.
Updated: 01/25/2011 - The British monarchy saga "The King's Speech" leads the Academy Awards with 12 nominations, including best picture and acting honors for Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter and Geoffrey Rush.
Updated: 01/25/2011 - Suzanne Somers is part of the hit TV series 'Three's Company', but the business she lent her name to was not a hit, only staying open for 5 months. Somers is back in Lexington because she's being sued by one of her investors.
Updated: 01/25/2011 - Lexington Police officers say they heard a woman's screams from Main Street. They later arrested the suspect, 21-year-old William Zachary Jordan.
Posted: 01/25/2011 - The last time the Dow closed above 12,000 was June 19, 2008.
Updated: 01/25/2011 - Several families could soon get back into their apartments after a crash heavily damaged their building.
Updated: 01/25/2011 - A father tries to keep his son's killers behind bars and hopes a petition will help.
Posted: 01/24/2011 - Orange Leaf Self Serve Frozen Yogurt on Tiverton Way opened late last year and it's now expanding.
Updated: 01/24/2011 - Several people are in jail tonight, charged with a rash of burglaries in one central Kentucky county.
Updated: 01/24/2011 - Tiffany Anestis is suing the federal government over her late husband's death claiming the Veterans Affairs facility in Lexington acted with negligence. On August 17, 2009 Lance Corporal Cameron Anestis took his own life at his home after serving a tour of duty in Iraq. Tiffany says she noticed a change in him soon after he came home
Posted: 01/24/2011 - Kentucky Lottery officials say someone is holding a winning Win for Life lottery ticket sold in Lexington for Saturday night's drawing.
Updated: 01/24/2011 - Whitley County Sheriff Colan Harrell says he didn't have enough weapons for all his deputies when he took over the office at the beginning of the year.
Posted: 01/24/2011 - US Marshal's say they've found a man who escaped from a western Kentucky jail more than two years ago. He was living in central Kentucky after moving all over the US to avoid capture.
Updated: 01/24/2011 - A string of recent overnight burglaries at local gas stations has sheriff's deputies in one county asking the public for help in identifying the suspects.
Updated: 01/24/2011 - Lexington Police are working with several others to try and find the man who may be responsible for a string of armed robberies in Central Kentucky.
Posted: 01/24/2011 - The IRS has a new phone app that allows people to track their tax refunds.
Updated: 01/24/2011 - Kentucky State Police say two men and a teenager face charges for stealing equipment and copper cable from a mine.
Posted: 01/24/2011 - Oprah Winfrey recently learned she has a half-sister - a Milwaukee woman who was put up for adoption by Winfrey's mother nearly 50 years ago.
Updated: 01/24/2011 - A man wielding a knife robbed the Arby's on Versailles Road Monday morning.
Posted: 01/24/2011 - Police say a suicide bomber likely carried out the attack Monday at Moscow's busiest airport.
Updated: 01/25/2011 - Former UK Quarterback Mike Hartline appeared in court Monday morning at the Fayette County Courthouse. He's charged with alcohol intoxication and disorderly conduct.
Updated: 01/24/2011 - Investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire that leveled a man's home Monday. The man is a truck driver, who was on the road when the fire broke out.
Updated: 01/25/2011 - Lovers of the sci-fi classic Star Trek will now be able to take in some of the shows sites and sounds in person.


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All 430 of Franklin Zoo's animals have found new homes - apart from Mila the elephant, as keepers agonise over which of three facilities in the US to send the elephant to.
Franklin Zoo closed its doors last year after owner Helen Schofield was crushed to death by former circus elephant, Mila.
Rehoming many of the animals proved difficult, Schofield's sister and zoo trustee Jenny Chung said.
''It was really hard because Franklin Zoo was a sanctuary that was the last port of call for these animals because no-one else wanted them.
''We're very grateful to all the facilities that have put themselves out there so that these animals can continue to live good lives.''
Like Mila, many of the animals came from circuses and displayed strange, ''humanised'' behaviour, Chung said.
''Some are elderly, some are blind, one-eyed, three-legged - they've got all sorts of physical and behavioural problems.''
The zoo's keepers have been reluctant to announce which facilities they are choosing between for Mila but said they would start fundraising soon to pay for the cost of rehoming Mila.
In the meantime the Franklin Zoo Charitable Trust has hired a world-class elephant programme manager to help look after Mila.
Among animals that have found new homes are four cotton-top tamarins that have been rehomed at Butterfly Creek, near Auckland Airport.
The tamarins - Ay, Chaka, Merida and Miracle - were all moved last week.
The cotton-top tamarins were sent to the sanctuary because they were not part of a breeding programme, Chung said.
The decision to exclude the four from the gene pool was made by the Zoo and Aquarium Association, which co-ordinates zoo breeding programmes across Australasia.
The tiny monkeys are critically endangered and it's estimated there are only 6,000 of them in the wild, all in the Central American country of Colombia.
They weigh, on average, just 430 grams and live to about 22 years old in captivity.
Butterfly Creek animal manager Amy Keller said the pint-sized primates have very distinct personalities.
''Chaska is a very friendly little critter - she's the dominant one. Miracle is a lot more cheeky and mischievous.
''Merida loves her food and Ay is just a calm, relaxed dude.''
The four are living in two separate enclosures in Butterfly Creek's tropical butterfly house, where they're fed a diet of fruit and insects.
''Because they're such small animals they do need a lot of energy so they need food constantly,'' Keller said.
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Hamlet: playing with tragedy
Calvin Theatre Company is helping Shakespeare's moody Dane to discover the "concept of play."
April 07, 2011 | Andrew Steiner
The Brigadiers: Calvin students in Panama
A group of Calvin students spent the last week of May in Panama with the Calvin chapter of Global Business Brigades (GBB).
June 06, 2011 | Andrew Steiner
Naked Trees and Winter Twigs
Families and students learn how trees survive the winter at the Bunker Interpretive Center.
January 28, 2011 | Andrew Steiner
Dumpsters and confessionals
The Calvin community is getting rid of the objects that ensnare them as part of Confession Week.
October 05, 2011 | Andrew Steiner
Student senate launches bike share
Forty more students signed up for the semester loan than senate had bikes for.
October 03, 2011 | Andrew Steiner
Sunday Go to Meetin': one class, four plays
The plays in "Sunday Go to Meetin'" are student acted and student directed.
November 23, 2011 | Andrew Steiner
International student in the executive chair
Nana Owusu-Achau is mid-way through a historic first semester as student body president.
October 25, 2011 | Andrew Steiner
HPERDS moves online
"We're very enthused. I like to think of it as allowing students to clasp the crag with virtual hands."
April 01, 2011 | Andrew Steiner
Calvin celebrates international education
For the first time, Calvin participated in International Education Week (IEW), a nationwide celebration that observes the importance of studying abroad.
November 26, 2013 | Connor Sterchi
Calvin math education class partners with West Elementary
A partnership with West Elementary is helping education students practice what they're learning at Calvin in a real classroom.
May 14, 2014 | Connor Sterchi
Calvin professor teaches art to children in remote Thailand village
Calvin professor Anna Greidanus recently found her passion for art and teaching intersect with an atypical locale: a remote village in northern Thailand.
September 17, 2013 | Connor Sterchi
Calvin remembers Doug Kok
On Monday, Nov. 18, Doug Kok, a longtime employee of Calvin's physical plant died unexpectedly. He's remembered as a helpful man who would make time for everyone.
November 26, 2013 | Connor Sterchi
Student uses linguistics to compare Turkish and American music
Maria Cupery compared the top ten song charts in Turkey and the United States for her research project. She presented her findings at a national conference this spring.
May 21, 2014 | Connor Sterchi
German prof receives national award for excellence in cultural teaching
Pennylyn Dykstra-Pruim recently received the prestigious Nelson Brooks Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Culture.
December 17, 2013 | Connor Sterchi
Henry Lecture to feature Pastor-in-Chief
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Spin-a-thon fundraiser to benefit professor with cancer
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NSF grant boosts Calvin's research infrastructure
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Sem Pond Jump attracts record number of participants
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Old English læppa (plural læppan) "skirt or flap of a garment," from Proto-Germanic *lapp- (cf. Old Frisian lappa, Old Saxon lappo, Middle Dutch lappe, Dutch lap, Old High German lappa, German Lappen "rag, shred," Old Norse leppr "patch, rag"), from PIE root *leb- "be loose, hang down."
Sense of "lower part of a shirt" led to that of "upper legs of seated person" (c.1300). Used figuratively ("bosom, breast") from late 14c.; e.g. lap of luxury, first recorded 1802. From 15c.-In 17c. the word (often in plural) was a euphemism for "female pudendum," but this is not the source of lap dance, which is first recorded 1993.
To lap dance, you undress, sit your client down, order him to stay still and fully clothed, then hover over him, making a motion that you have perfected by watching Mister Softee ice cream dispensers. [Anthony Lane, review of "Showgirls," "New Yorker," Oct. 16, 1995]That this is pleasure and not torment for the client is something survivors of the late 20c. will have to explain to their youngers.
"take up liquid with the tongue," from Old English lapian "to lap up, drink," from Proto-Germanic *lapajanan (cf. Old High German laffen "to lick," Old Saxon lepil, Dutch lepel, German Löffel "spoon"), from PIE imitative base *lab- (cf. Greek laptein "to sip, lick," Latin lambere "to lick"), indicative of licking, lapping, smacking lips. Meaning "splash gently" first recorded 1823, based on similarity of sound. Related: Lapped; lapping.
"to lay one part over another," early 14c., "to surround (something with something else)," from lap (n.). Figurative use, "to envelop (in love, sin, desire, etc.)" is from mid-14c. The sense of "to get a lap ahead (of someone) on a track" is from 1847, on notion of "overlapping." The noun in this sense is 1670s, originally "something coiled or wrapped up;" meaning "a turn around a track" (1861) also is from this sense. Related: Lapped; lapping; laps.


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This oceanfront inn is regarded as the finest B&B on the Olympic Peninsula and was built as a replica of George Washington's mansion. It sits majestically along the Strait of Juan de Fuca with a panorama of the Olympic Mountains. Located in the sunniest spot in Western Washington with easy access to the Olympic National Park and beaches, it has 5 large rooms with king beds and spa baths for an unforgettable experience as a romantic getaway.
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en mayo 23, 2015
This is just what we needed after a busy week in Tacoma for wedding festivities. We were lavished in luxury at the GWI for two nights and days. Sumptuous breakfast is served in the glass enclosed veranda so you can observe eagles soar, huge ships float by, fishermen set anchor on the straight of San Juan de Fuca. On the front side, we relaxed in rockers overlooking the snow capped Olympic mountains and GWI's own lavender fields, punctuated with lupine and poppies. Owner/innkeeper makes their own lavender infused honey, culinary items and bath products. (They have their own bee hives) They were happy to share advise on growing lavender in our unfriendly climate (northTexas). The innkeepers are kind, attentive and informative. Ask them anything. Our suite (presidents) was like a studio apartment, really large, with private entrances, perfectly clean. And then there is the bubble bathtub for two to soak in...doubt GW had one of these! Our kitchen/dining room had a window that provides views of the Olympics as well. We sat on our balcony to enjoy takeout because we wanted to soak in the scenery as much as possible and watch the sun set. Still a little chilly in May but throws are provided. Highly recommend this B and B.
en mayo 21, 2015
We recently celebrated my daughter's 50th birthday by staying at the Inn. It was her choice and it was a wonderful one!! Everything was perfect!!! What a beautiful setting!!! The breakfasts were great!!! We will definitely keep this place in mind for future trips to the Sequim area.
en marzo 22, 2015
The nicest facility of it's kind we have ever stayed at. All the amenities one would want. The view from the rooms is stunning. Hosts are exceptional. It is a one of a kind property.
en febrero 19, 2015
Large rooms, loved the Surveyors Retreat. Great views of the sound.
en febrero 19, 2015
Found the B&B on the Internet. Looked to good to be true but it was wonderful.
en enero 18, 2015
We were celebrating or 20th anniversary
en octubre 30, 2014
My husband and I had an amazing time at the George Washington Inn! We felt like royalty in the luxurious room and the amazing view of the Ocean from
The room was phenomenal! Can't wait to come stay again! Thanks for making our honeymoon so special!
en septiembre 20, 2014
We have stayed at many bed & breakfast over the years and yours was the best ever !! Everything about our stay was top notch
en agosto 28, 2014
Dan and Janet made our anniversary weekend truly special. Not only did they pamper us while at the in, they were most helpful in refining our plans for visiting Olympic National Park and the Butchart Gardens.
They have set the standard for Bed and Breakfast inns.
Bruce Altizer, Portland, Oregon
en agosto 28, 2014
The room was quite spacious and very clean. Although next time I would bring my own pillow. The bathtub was awesome! The grounds were beautiful and very quiet. The breakfast was amazing!!! Definitely would stay there if I was in the area again!
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The Presidential Suite is a luxury second-floor suite with ocean view from the bed! Watch the sun set from the west windows and view the majestic Olympic Mountains from the parlor. Private entrance, spacious bedroom with adjoining parlor, king bed, all-season fireplace, spa tub, shower, flat screen HDTV, DVD player, free Wi-Fi, coffeemaker, Nespresso machine, microwave, small fridge. Breakfast included.
$275 - $330
The General's Suite is a second-floor suite with ocean view from the bedroom. Watch the sun rise from the east windows and view the majestic Olympic Mountains from the parlor. Private entrance, spacious bedroom with adjoining parlor, king bed, all-season fireplace, spa tub with shower, flat screen HDTV, DVD player, free Wi-Fi, coffeemaker, microwave, small fridge. Breakfast included.
$250 - $310
The Mount Vernon Retreat is a second floor room with sweeping mountain views from the spacious bedroom with king bed, all-season fireplace, flat screen HDTV, DVD player, free Wi-Fi, and small fridge. Private bath with spa tub and shower. Breakfast included.
$235 - $280
The Surveyor's Retreat is a second floor room with sweeping mountain views from the spacious bedroom with king bed, all-season fireplace, flat screen HDTV, DVD player, free Wi-Fi, and small fridge. Private bath with spa tub and shower. Breakfast included.
Martha's Suite is the only main/ground floor suite. Ideally suited for guests who have difficulty navigating stairs or for a party of three (all guests must be over 16). Room features a king bed and a semi-private day bed, all-season fireplace, HDTV, DVD player, shower, spa tub and small fridge. Water view from the bedroom. Free WiFi. Breakfast included.
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Located halfway between Port Angeles & Sequim,
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From Port Angeles, travel east on Highway 101 to the Old Olympic Highway turnoff (left turn). Follow Old Olympic Highway approximately 2 & one/half miles and take a left onto Matson Road. At the end, turn left onto Finn Hall Road. George Washington Inn is approximately one/half mile on the right.
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Suites have private entrances, Geothermal heating/air-conditioning, Second-floor suites have a parlor/kitchenette, Breakfast included in room rate
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We have a passion for sharing all that the area has to offer as well as providing the best possible experience for every guest. Come see why George Washington Inn has been voted the Best of the Peninsula and Best Northwest Escape. You'll come as a guest and leave as a friend.
Alimentación particular , Vegetariano , If we are aware of restrictions prior to arrival, we will do our best to accommodate your needs
Fruited French ToastRegardless of the seasonal fruit that we use for this recipe, it is always a favorite with our guests.
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NAPLES - In Southwest Florida high schools this week, students have been coming together to help the needy in their communities, and in some cases, in their own schools.
Estero High School Principal George Clover said he got a wake-up call of sorts recently while he was scolding a student who had been acting up.
"And she said to me, 'You know what — I haven't had utilities for six days, so you're lucky I'm even here,'" Clover recounted Tuesday. "That really got my attention."
On behalf of students like her, and countless others at his school whose families are struggling, Clover issued a challenge to his students in the lead-up to the holiday season. On Tuesday, he presented three checks to organizations feeding the needy in the Estero community, the culmination of the challenge that eventually raised $1,700.
At Lamb of God Church just north of Estero, the $600 check from Estero High School will help that organization feed between 5,500 and 6,000 people this Thanksgiving, said Tom Mullins.
"It's almost double what we did last year," said Mullins, a member of the church who heads up their holiday food program. "We try to come up with a number where we think we'll be. The number jumps as the need does. We planned last year for 1,700 people and fed 3,000."
A $600 check was also presented to New Day Christian Church, which feeds 50 to 100 people every Saturday, and $500 was given to the school's Latin Club to contribute to volunteer efforts with the Bonita Springs Cafe of Life.
"This year they've been hit economically as well," Estero senior Lucero Maldonado said of the Cafe of Life. "This will allow us to provide bigger meals to the people who need them."
Clover presented the checks against the backdrop of students feverishly packaging and boxing thousands of cookies to be given to Lamb of God Church as part of its Thanksgiving feast.
Students from the school's Interact Club contributed $250 to buy bulk boxes of sugar cookie mix and peanut butter cookie mix, students in the Culinary Operations academy spent all of Monday and Tuesday baking them and students from the Interact and Key clubs stayed after school to package the cookies both days.
"They had no problem doing it and they had more of a chance to use the heavy-duty mixer," said culinary instructor Jan Doten.
Estero High students weren't the only ones spreading the holiday spirit.
Four St. John Neumann High School students helped unload the last of the school's collection into the Catholic Charities Family Resource Center food pantry on Tuesday. The students, who are part of the school's service-oriented Beta Club, collected more than 75 pounds of food, or enough to feed 20 families.
"We did very well this year," said Jackie Delgado, 17, a St. John Neumann senior and president of the Beta Club.
Their food will be included in Thanksgiving bags given to 150 families and the 800 bags of food the pantry hands out each month, said Allegra Belliard, program director for Catholic Charities. Each family's bag includes a turkey, mashed potatoes, bread, stuffing, two cans of fruit, two cans of vegetables, milk and rice, among other things.
"We have seen an 80 percent increase in demand for food, so we really rely on our parishes and schools to provide," Belliard said.
Senior Maria Koropouos, 17, got her mother involved in helping with the drive.
"She set up boxes in all of the John R. Wood (Realtors) offices. People brought in canned goods and gift cards. It was really nice," said Maria, who collected more food than any of her classmates.
Maria said being able to help families makes her feel blessed, especially around the holidays.
"I know they will not experience Thanksgiving like I will, but they know that there are people in the community who want them to have a nice holiday," she said.
As the girls unloaded bags of peanut butter, condensed milk and macaroni and cheese, they said the canned food drive was one of the best events the Beta Club has during the year.
"I want to come here on weekends (to help out)," said Ana Cook, 16, a junior. "It makes you feel good, to be able to help people."
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LETTER/Don't Let Centralabs Revive HLS----- Original Message -----From: Kinship CircleSent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 9:11 PM1/12/05--Don't Let Centralabs Revive HLS
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*DISCLAIMER: The information in these letters is verified with the original source. I cannot assume responsibility for the accuracy of the information or for the consequences of its use. Nothing in this email is intended to encourage illegal action in whatever country you are reading it in.
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Hidden behind another name is the emerging clinical division of Life Sciences Research Inc., (the name Huntingdon Life Sciences took when it was forced to relocate and reincorporate in the US). HLS now has TWO divisions, the infamous animal testing services and the very quiet non-animal clinical testing services.
Centralabs actively recruits much needed business to the lab in areas it could not previously compete for. With Centralabs HLS hopes to corner the market on phase I - IV research, consolidate pharmaceutical support, and essentially secure its uncertain future.
Centralabs is one and the same with Huntingdon. They share the same facilities, employees, phone lines, and payroll. Huntingdon's survival largely depends on the success of the sales of their new clinical (no animal testing) division.
PLEASE take 20 minutes this week for all those animals suffering in vivisection labs and help us expose Centralabs as the rather sinister new front to Huntingdon. Write, email, call, fax, and PROTEST HLS as it begs for business scraps at this week's major Institute for International Research conference in Las Vegas.
Schedule: Centralabs will present at the Conference twice. The first panel is on January 18 at 2PM on 'Track A' on the topic of 'Challenges within Eastern Asia for Drug Development and Central Lab Services.' Linda Yare, MSc, is the Global Head of Sales for Centralabs.
On January 19 at 2PM on 'Track A' Paul Travis, the Global Operations Director for Centralabs will be on a panel discussion on the topic of 'Cost Drivers for Central Lab Services.'
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Institute for International Research, Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino, and industry media sponsors:
Please accept my comments in regard to the Institute for International Research (IIR) conference at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. I am alarmed to learn Centralabs is scheduled to present twice (1/18 and 1/19) during the conference.
Are you aware that Centralabs is the clinical testing division of Life Sciences Research, Inc. (LSRI)--the title Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) assumed when forced to reincorporate in the U.S.? Centralabs is synonymous with Huntingdon Life Sciences. HLS presence at the IIR conference will undoubtedly spark complaints and protests.
I question the integrity of any organization or business with ties to HLS, a laboratory cited for multiple violations of the federal Animal Welfare Act. Huntingdon's record includes violations of Good Laboratory Practice in England, the arrest of workers on animal cruelty charges, and a $50,000 payoff to the USDA for numerous animal welfare infractions.
HLS performs animal tests "only reliable 5-25% of the time," according to one record. Animals are returned to barren cages to seize, vomit and collapse unattended. I urge you to visit <http://www.insidehls.com> to view documentation from five undercover investigations.
Photos and videotape reveal technicians who mistakenly insert dosing tubes into dogs' lungs, causing instant death as the animals drown in toxic materials. In one video clip, a technician punches a beagle puppy in the face. During a supposedly post-mortem dissection, another tech slices into the chest of a convulsing monkey.
A former employee who worked in the Histology department claims necropsy reports were riddled with errors, animals were never anesthetized or euthanised properly, and that she regularly heard the yelping of alert dogs during fatal procedures. Another one-time employee states: "I saw monkeys hunched over in pain after abdominal surgery. One of the employees doing the surgery told me that she had 'no idea what [she] was doing.'"
HLS is also on the verge of bankruptcy, due to poor business conduct, a huge debt, and plummeting stock price. Procter & Gamble, Rhom and Haas, Allergan, Merck, CBC Co. Ltd., and other companies no longer do business with HLS. Merrill Lynch, Charles Schwab and Co., Schwab Capital Markets L.P., Citibank, Barclays, HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland, Trimark, Oracle Partners, and Stephen's Inc. are among the many firms that have divested shares or terminated custody services and transactions in HLS securities.
With Centralabs, HLS can garner new business in the area of I - IV research, including simple analytical work, specimen management, investigator support services and demographic cleanup. Huntingdon's uncertain future is contingent upon the financial status of Centralabs.
I appeal to the Institute for International Research, Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino, and industry media sponsors: Please do not facilitate Huntingdon Life Sciences. I respectfully ask you to institute an industry-wide ban on HLS attendance at all conferences. Inept research and falsified records may be the norm at HLS/LSRI, but illegal animal cruelty is inexcusable.
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2.) Conference Host:The Institute for International Research
The Institute for International Research is a conference and seminar planning organization that works with over 650,000 companies across the world planning events. The IIR has multiple divisions, including a pharmaceutical, that is in desperate need of education on the dangers posed by the type of research and business their conferences allow Huntingdon to market. Please contact the IIR with polite and informative letters about HLS, Centralabs, and our very famous protest campaign. A quick glance at the conference attendees shows this Sin City event is the ground zero for animal cruelty as past and potential HLS clients are converging here in droves, from such notables as GlaxoSmithKline, Novartis, Chiron, Procter and Gamble, Bristol Myers Squibb, Wyeth, Eli Lilly, and Covance.
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