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Swedish Medical Center is looking for a Respiratory Care Practitioner \(On Call, Variable Shift\) to work in Respiratory Therapy at Swedish Cherry Hill in Seattle, WA\.
We are seeking a licensed respiratory therapist who uses initiative and independent judgment to provide preventative and restorative care to patients with breathing problems or cardiopulmonary disorders\. May work with adult, pediatric, and neonatal patient populations\.
In this position you will:
Required qualifications for this position include:
Preferred qualifications for this position include:
About the Cherry Hill Campus
What is now known as the James Tower at Swedish/Cherry Hill Campus was home to the first hospital in Seattle, established in 1877 by the Sisters of Providence, a Catholic charity\. On July 1, 2000, the 385\-bed tertiary care center previously known as Providence Seattle Medical Center became part of the Swedish healthcare system\.
Our Non\-Profit Mission: Improve the health and well\-being of each person we serve\.
Since 1910, Swedish has been a hallmark of excellence\. Swedish has grown to become the largest non\-profit health provider in the Greater Seattle area with 11,000 employees, more than 2,800 physicians and 1,700 volunteers\. Swedish is committed to being the best place to receive care, and also the best place to work\. We reward our employees with generous compensation and benefits, individualized orientation, education and a supportive work environment\. Swedish is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer\. Swedish does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, disability, protected veteran, military status, religion, age, creed, national origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital status, genetic information, or any other basis prohibited by local, state, or federal law\.
Schedule: On Call
Shift: Variable
Job Category: Respiratory Therapy
Location: Washington\-Seattle
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Information from your City Offices | Public Notices | Public Announcements | Meetings/Events this Week | Things Happening Around our Community
OPEN CITY HALL FORUM - newly added:
MARINSHIP WATERFRONT USES - What uses are appropriate on the waterfront in the Marinship area of Sausalito
The Marinship Specific Plan Steering Committee held a discussion on May 19 regarding uses that may be should be encouraged/are appropriate on the waterfront in the Marinship area of Sausalito. The Steering Committee wants to know what you think about their draft list of uses, and what uses they may have missed, prior to their next meeting on Monday, June 16. Go to our Open City Hall and complete the survey prior to the June 16 meeting.
Compost at MLK
It's planting time and compost is available on a self-serve basis in the MLK parking lot, use the Coloma St. entrance. Please bring your own container and something to scoop the compost with. The compost comes from Sausalito's own food scraps/green waste recycling program and will be available for the spring and summer at this location.
The Baker-Barry Tunnel and Bunker Road to McCullough Road will be closed to all vehicles and bicyclists starting on Monday June 2nd at 9:00 am. The tunnel is being closed for surveys and studies in support of the upcoming tunnel preservation project scheduled for construction in 2015. All motor vehicles and bicyclists must use Conzelman Road to enter and exit the Headlands during the closure. (See attached map for detour route)
The tunnel will be closed for the following times:
• 9:00 am Monday, June 2nd through 3:30 pm Friday, June 6th
• 9:00 am Monday, June 9th through 3:30 pm Friday, June 13th
The tunnel will remain open on the weekend from 3:30 pm Friday June 6th until 9:00 am Monday, June 9th.
You can visit the NPS website at www.nps.gov/goga for more information.
Participants will need to be on site at 10 am for a brief training video and then start packing. The goal is to pack 20,000 meals from 10 am to 1 pm. Yes, 20,000 meals!
A tax deductible donation of $35 is requested to pay for the supplies. After packing, participants will enjoy a complementary lunch donated by Sonoma's LaSalette Restaurant, and its sister restaurant, Café Lucia from Healdsburg.
To sign up please contact Ron Albert at firstname.lastname@example.com. This is a family friendly event. For more information on the food program go to www.kidsagainsthunger.org
Here comes another wonderful community event. Mark your calendars and save your favorite spot along the parade route and watch another great tradition pass by.
For the last 126 years - dating back to 1886, Sausalito's Portuguese-American community has held an annual Festa do Espirito Santo, or Festival of the Holy Spirit, on Pentecost Sunday. (This event is also known as the Chamarita Parade for those who have been around a few years.)
The day begins at 10:00 a.m. where the parade forms on Caledonia Street (in front of the IDESST Hall) and then heads up to the Star of the Sea Catholic Church via Pine Street, Glen Drive and up to the church. Mass is held, and then the parade re-forms (getting a little bit bigger than when it started) and now heads downtown via Bulkley, Princess and then on to Bridgeway and back to Caledonia Street where lunch is being served for family, friends and guests.
Additional information can be found on the following website: www.idesst.org for more information.
from your Disaster Preparedness Committee
Extreme Heat
Heat kills by pushing the human body beyond its limits. In extreme heat and high humidity, evaporation is slowed and the body must work extra hard to maintain a normal temperature.
Most heat disorders occur because the victim has been overexposed to heat or has over-exercised for his or her age and physical condition. Older adults, young children, and those who are sick or overweight are more likely to succumb to extreme heat.
Conditions that can induce heat-related illnesses include stagnant atmospheric conditions and poor air quality. Consequently, people living in urban areas may be at greater risk from the effects of a prolonged heat wave than those living in rural areas. Also, asphalt and concrete store heat longer and gradually release heat at night, which can produce higher nighttime temperatures known as the "urban heat island effect."
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from your Age-Friendly Sausalito Task Force
Topics for the Age-Friendly Tip of the Month are generated from the responses to the Age-Friendly Sausalito questionnaires that were received last Winter. The Task Force is hard at work sorting and analyzing the incredible wealth of data created by the surveys, and through the process, are finding gaps in information about services. Hopefully, this column will help as we continue to shape an age friendly plan of action.
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KANSAS CITY, MO -- Hostess Brands LLC has appointed William Toler president and chief executive. He previously served as chief executive of Cincinnati-based AdvancePierre Foods and president of Pinnacle Foods.
Toler succeeds longtime Hostess executive Rich Seban, who most recently served as its president and chief operating officer. Seban has been appointed Hostess Brand's vice-chairman.
The company, formerly Hostess Brands Inc., announced in 2012 that it would shut down its business and sell its brands and factories in a bankruptcy liquidation. In 2013, a bankruptcy judge granted Hostess permission to sell most of its snack cake brands to C. Dean Metropoulos's private-equity firm, Metropoulos & Co., and Apollo Global Management. Metropoulos, formerly the chief executive of the new Hostess Brands, remains chairman of the company.


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Gettin in on competition for DARE
Gettin in on competition for DARE
2Skill Terror Beneath Letters Krew TBL
cant believe hes gone man........ :'(
What if i cant get it scanned? not everyone can
Damn gona wprk hard on this one!
im in
Graffiti is gay, everyone who does it is a massive homo. All graffiti posted by me on this site is in mockery of the lame movement and I laugh in the face of those who think I'm doing it for realsies. I hate you all
Fuuuuuuck I just finished sketching DOES, didn't even register that the actual word was DARE.... fml....
Fuck! I love DOES!!!! He inspired me to start writing. He is LEGEND.
Im not very good but...for Dare
So, no computers, no photoshop, does that mean I can't correct the contrasts in lightroom for example? Because my scanner kills colors.
im in !!!
im in
So in!!:d
I'm in
created an account just to be in it.
Im in!
Should be fun
Is it my real name that im supposed to write on the file's name? or is it the tag?
Tag name
Ah thanks, embaressing, wrote the name.
respect & R.I.P DARE!!! time to get sketching


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Championship leader Sebastian Vettel posted the fastest time ahead of archrival Fernando Alonso in the second practice session of the Spanish Grand Prix on Friday.
Alonso had the best time in the rain-affected first session, where Vettel drove more cautiously, but the Spaniard finished 0.017 seconds behind the German as sunshine bathed the Circuit de Catalunya for most of the afternoon's run.
Vettel clocked 1 minute, 22.808 seconds -- considerably faster than the 1:25.252 Alonso managed for Ferrari in the morning run.
"Overall, we can be happy with today," Vettel said. "This afternoon was fairly conclusive, but this morning wasn't really much good with the weather."
Vettel's Red Bull teammate Mark Webber was third quickest and the Australian was 0.083 behind, with Finland's Kimi Raikkonen fourth fastest in his Lotus.
"We couldn't have got more out of it today really, the weather made things a bit tricky," Webber said. "We had a few things to test this morning which we had to move to the afternoon when the weather was better, but it was okay. We still have work to do tonight."
Saturday's qualifying promises to be highly competitive, with the top six in the second practice separated by 0.332 seconds. Ferrari's Felipe Massa was sixth, followed by Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton.
"The team have done a great job to bring our upgrades here this weekend and whilst I could feel the impact immediately, it's difficult to quantify how much of an improvement has been made at this early stage," said Hamilton, who has two third-place finishes this season. "After the first session this morning, I felt there was some good promise and the car was well-balanced, but I was a little less happy in the different conditions this afternoon."
Every driver apart from Max Chilton and Paul di Resta managed at least 30 laps, with Nico Rosberg getting 45 laps out of his Mercedes.
Rosberg thinks the car needs more durability on a heavier fuel-load to go along with its excellent short-burst speed.
"It seems that we are quick again (for) one lap but we need to focus very much on achieving a good race pace," the German said. "There is still a lot work to do but in general I felt that we had a good test program today and learned quite a lot. It's difficult to manage the tyres in these conditions."
Vettel, who finished the first practice down in 19th place, flew out as soon as the afternoon session began.
The track design, with its long corners and changes in speed, offers a good test for the car upgrades providing it stays dry, and the afternoon conditions were perfect. Times dropped considerably as drivers tested out Pirelli's new modified hard tyres.
Pirelli has made them slightly harder and longer-lasting after complaints they were wearing out too quickly, leading drivers to save up tyres for race day and cutting short their practice runs.
"Difficult to say too much (about) the new hard tyre. We didn't expect any miracle and I don't think it's a massive difference," Vettel said. "We see how it behaves on Sunday and I don't think it helps us in terms of changing the race, so we will see a similar amount of pit stops as the last race (in Bahrain)."
But there appeared to be an issue with di Resta's rear tyres, however, when he went off track and banked onto the grass after completing 25 laps.
"We're going to investigate the cause of that fully," Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery said. "Whatever the cause this is not something we like to see, and once we have established all the facts we will decide whether some further modifications to the tyres are required to help avoid this type of issue."
The upgrades are likely to prove especially crucial to McLaren, however, as Jenson Button and Sergio Perez try to kickstart their bitterly disappointing seasons.
Perez tried out the car's new nose late in the afternoon session, which he finished in 13th place, a place behind Button, who did not do a timed lap in the first practice.
"The thing is with this sport everyone's moving forward," Button said. "We're working flat out to improve at the moment."
Button and Perez have managed only one fifth-place finish between them, and have had to clear the air after clashing during last month's Bahrain GP.


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Best Of :: Arts & Entertainment
Every day at this place might as well be smack-dab in the middle of the summer of '69. Jam bands such as the Hightailers rule the roost, noodling the night away while tie-dyed revelers kick it at wooden tables and flop around in front of the stage with their eyes closed. Baby boomers and college kids are the two groups who perpetually inhabit this ongoing lovefest, and there are plenty of both at this joint. Once the music starts bumping and the smoke rises toward the stars, you too will feel like you're in the middle of a field in upstate New York.
Bar hoppers and pub crawlers alike still reminisce about the talent the Ale House's kitchen had for sating the drunken munchies. We find the Stag's Head does more than come close to matching the old classic's mad skillz. It tops them. No need for a late-night Taco Cabana run when the Stag's Head makes stuffed jalapenos, fajita nachos, burgers and Jamaican jerk chicken tenders. Not only that, the pub serves up fresh pizza from a wood-burning oven. And if you still feel something Britter is better, there's also fish 'n' chips, cottage pie, and bangers and mash with Heinz baked beans on the side. We dare you to get Britter than that.
Readers' choice: Rudyard's
Friday nights at Zake are the place to be for raw fish consumption. That's when Elaina "Lushus" Brown, a staple in the local sushi nightlife scene -- yes, there is such a thing -- hits the restaurant's DJ booth to provide musical accompaniment to your evening of Japanese cuisine. We're not giving Brown a shout-out just because she's a gorgeous dame who makes the atmosphere of this swank Montrose sushi spot that much more beautiful. We also think that listening to sweet house grooves while chomping down on uncooked fish is the most exotic way to spend a Friday night.
It's been said that the family that shoots stick together stays together. Of course, Ted Nugent said the same thing about hunting elk, but that's neither here nor there. We suggest visiting Slick Willie's "Family" Pool Hall during the waking hours, before the downtowners get too knackered and the place gets all smoky. The joint has tons of games, both on the table and off: 14 eight-foot pool tables (with one on the outside balcony for nonsmokers), tons of video games (from the classic Galaga to Golden Tee), air hockey and darts. There are even a few TVs for those who prefer to remain spectators. This is no dingy dive full of sharks and hawkers, but it does have a certain authenticity. Patrons down cold buckets of beer, stiff bar drinks and your typical bar fare -- pizza, fried cheese, popcorn, etc. Mosey on over for a few games, but remember: Watch out for the hustlers.
Readers' choice: Slick Willie's Family Pool Hall
Every summer dozens of graff kids hit the streets, wielding cans with skills so lame their scribbles wouldn't look out of place knifed on a park bench. Someone even tagged the Art League Houston's Inversion house, messing up a highly original work. Whoever that hack is, he should take a lesson from YAR!, who's been plastering the Montrose with dope shit all year long. It's YAR! who's been painting all those pictographic faces on walls and Dumpsters, and it's YAR! who's been putting up those bad-ass black-and-white posters on fences and metal boxes. While other graffers seem resigned to crappy scribbles -- hell, even the GRAVEYARD crew is guilty of that, especially around West Gray -- YAR! has taken it to the next level.
"Hip-hop" club Coco Loco's main audience has always been a progressive, young Latin crowd whose collective ear stays planted firmly to the street. From the beginning, the club has featured Latin nights mixed in with more urban fare, but in recent months, Coco Loco has begun to lean more toward the new sounds coming from across Latin America, mainly reggaeton, the salsafied version of reggae that started breaking stateside during the past couple of years. The club's sound system is top-notch, built to rattle your ears and make your chest palpitate. There's plenty of space for VIPs above the main dance floor, not to mention a special second room for getting freaky. (Or so they say.) The whole place is filled with good folks getting down to the latest Latin sounds mixed with hip-hop, much of which comes from our own barrios. This ain't your grandma's cantina -- this is one of Houston's hottest places to party.
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Thwarting Terrorism
He said to his friend, "If the British march
By land or sea from the town to-night,
Hang a lantern aloft in the belfry arch
Of the North Church tower as a signal light,—
One if by land, and two if by sea;
And I on the opposite shore will be,
Ready to ride and spread the alarm
Through every Middlesex village and farm,
For the country folk to be up and to arm."
From "Paul Revere's Ride,"
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
For centuries, it has been recognized that threats can arrive from all sides—a potential immortalized in Longfellow's Revolutionary War-era poem. While the advance of technology enables increasingly potent threats to security, they also herald the invention of tools and devices to detect and mitigate these assaults. Here, EQuad News profiles some of the technologies Princeton Engineering researchers are developing, including advanced surveillance and sensor systems, to offer protection on all fronts.


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Lisa De Moraes The Washington Post
George Lopez, who was pushed out of TBS's late-night lineup a couple of years ago after Conan O'Brien got his time slot, has landed at FX, where he'll star in a sitcom called "Saint George."
It's Lopez's first starring role in a sitcom since his ABC series,"George Lopez," ended in 2007.
This time, Lopez is playing a successful engineer. Naturally, he has a demanding ex-wife and an overbearing mother. He also has an 11-year-old son and an uncle, who were described as neither demanding nor overbearing in Thursday's announcement.
The "Saint" part of the show's name stems from the character's having a new role as a philanthropist, "giving back" by teaching night school.
The new show is Lopez's "no-holds-barred comedic take on the tensions surrounding race, class, sex and family life in Los Angeles through the eyes of a man straddling two separate cultures," said Lionsgate Television's president, Kevin Beggs, Thursday.


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Thinking Through Art
Thinking Through Art: Overview
Transforming Museum Curriculum
What kinds of programming should an art museum's education department offer to the K–12 school community? How can we best contribute to students' current and future intellectual development? What type of programming best fits the needs of students and teachers, while also addressing the unique aspects of the museum setting? Watch a video on Thinking Through Art here, or read more in the document below.
Research Study: How an Art Museum Multiple-Visit Program Can Facilitate Critical Thinking Amongst 3rd, 4th, and 5th Graders
In 2003, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and Institute for Learning Innovation Institute received a 3-year grant from the Federal Department of Education to research students' learning in and from art museum multiple-visit programs.
Research efforts within this grant are focused on assessing the effects of participation in an art museum multiple-visit program on the development of elementary students' critical thinking skills. The Gardner's School Partnership Program (SPP), a multiple-visit program serving K-8, students from neighboring city public schools, provides the context for this study.
In the third and final year of the grant, research efforts were focused on better understanding how an art museum multiple visit program can facilitate critical thinking amongst participating 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders.
Specifically, the study was designed to answer three specific research questions:
1.) How does participation in SPP influence students' individual critical thinking skills?
2.) How does it influence students' critical thinking skills within a social context in the museum?
3.) How does it influence students' critical thinking skills on standardized tests?
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BRISTOL, PA -- Megatouch LLC said it has released version 3.4.4 for its Megatouch Live software. The latest version features 10 new HD games, four of which also are available for the company's Tournamaxx Classic.
A highlight of the software release is Air Guardian Escape, reminiscent of a retro arcade game, in which players must pilot a helicopter over and under obstacles without colliding with them. A new implementation of Bottletop Drop challenges competitors to maneuver craft-brew beer bottletops by touching, dragging and dropping images on the touchscreen; the object is to assemble matches of three or more during 35 rounds of intense gameplay. Both are available for Tournamaxx as well as Megatouch Live.
Two new card games and three dice poker recreations also are included in the release. Clocker Solitaire (and its symbol counterpart, Close the Clock) is said to offer a "stylish twist" on traditional solitaire. Both styles of this game also are offered for Tournamaxx machines.
Final Table: Blackjack is a new wrinkle on the always-popular Twenty-One game; this implementation is said to put the odds back in the player's favor by offering an "Aces up your Sleeve" feature.
Bone-rolling enthusiasts have not been forgotten either. Three varieties of poker dice in the Megatouch Live release include 5 Dice Poker, Penthouse 5 Dice Poker and Hunks 5 Dice Poker.
Rounding out the new release are Photo Hunt Expedition III, which builds on the popularity of its predecessors and features "tons of hidden objects" in 19 all-new levels, and Cardboard Chaos: Zombie Edition, described as an "undead take on a classic carnival shooter." An attention-getting trailer of Cardboard Chaos has been added to the Megatouch Live attract mode.


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Mission Statement: "To increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community."
Welcome to the website of the National Society of Black Engineers Chapter at Stevens Institute of Technology!To learn more about this amazing organization http://www.nsbe.org.
A Message From the President
My name is ShaQuill Thomas, the 2013-2014 Stevens Institute of Technology National Society of Black Engineers Chapter President. On behalf of the Stevens NSBE Chapter, I'm so excited to introduce you to our chapter and make you aware of our current initiatives and achievements.


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My apologies for the audio quality of tonights recording, I'm not sure what the frak happened.
Be careful of your audio levels here. I had to set it to 4% of actual volume recorded to get it even down to this level, which to me is still way too loud (and distorted). I was a too lazy to re-record it, but since it's short, it doesnt make a difference. Hopefully I'll have it fixed before next game.


text: Somehow Lindsay Lohan talked her way into a stage production of David Mamet's Speed The Plow in London. The dates have been announced and Lindsay will be required to be there for eight shows a week. The producers will be lucky if she shows up for half of them and half of those she will probably be a mess. Count on one or two mediocre performances a week for your money. The play starts its run on September 24 and runs through November 30. I can already see her making excuses for the last week of the show because of American Thanksgiving. The week of Halloween is probably a no go. She will probably decide she is a huge fan of Columbus and ask for a week off to celebrate him in October and of course she will need to honor veterans by taking the week of Veteran's/Remembrance Day off to honor the troops. Combined with her sick days and some vacation and her commitments elsewhere, the only day she will probably show up is the first day if rehearsal and the press day set for October 2nd. Other than that your guess is as good as mine as to the days she will actually be on stage. Lindsay is in great company when it comes to displaying her acting talents because Madonna was the first to play the role of Karen.


text: Which attack mode are you trying to do, and is there a client connected to the AP to actually generate any data? Most APs send out none, or very little, data on their own and unless there is a client connected you might have to wait around a long time to intercept a packet to replay. This is especially true if you are using the ARP-replay attack (-3) as it will disregard all other data packets than ARPs.


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|Home > FAQs > Cookbook > Multiple Submit Buttons
You can be also interested in checking the page HTML form buttons HOWTO
Often, we have multiple submit buttons within a single form. The below is just a simple way of identifying which button was clicked, and which actions to take.
There are, of course, many ways of doing this, including the use of JavaScript to identify the actions, etc... You're welcome to pick and choose whichever method you find most useful. Struts 2 is flexible enough.
<button type="submit" value="Submit" name="submit"> <button type="submit" value="Clear" name="clear">
class MyAction extends ActionSupport { private boolean submit; private boolean clear; public void setSubmit(boolean submit) { this.submit = submit; } public void setClear(boolean clear) { this.clear = clear; } public String execute() { if (submit) { doSubmit(); return "submitResult"; } if (clear) { doClear(); return "clearResult"; } return super.execute(); } }
The boolean properties 'submit' and 'clear' will be set to 'true' or 'false' according weather the submit or clear form element is present in the submitted form.
In this case, the properties are boolean, therefore the values set would be boolean.
There is another method, using String properties, described below...
<button type="submit" value="Submit" name="buttonName"> <button type="submit" value="Clear" name="buttonName">
class MyAction extends ActionSupport { private String buttonName; public void setButtonName(String buttonName) { this.buttonName = buttonName; } public String execute() { if ("Submit".equals(buttonName)) { doSubmit(); return "submitResult"; } if ("Clear".equals(buttonName)) { doClear(); return "clearResult"; } return super.execute(); } }
In this case, the properties are String, therefore the values set are also String in nature.
I don't really like this method, as it ties in the Action to the Form. (What happens if you want different text to show up on the button ? You would have to change both the form as well as the corresponding action.)
There are other ways to achieve the same functionality. There are pros and cons to each methods. Feedback welcome.
This was originally taken from comment posted by Nyong Nyong to this page - you can see it here
The more elegant solution is probably by using multiple mappings for same Action. This way you don't need to set "struts.enable.DynamicMethodInvocation" to "true".
In JSP
<s:form method="post" action="mySubmitAction"> <s:submit value="Submit"/> <s:submit value="Clear" action="myClearAction"/> </form>
In struts.xml
<action name="mySubmitAction" class="MyAction" method="submit"> <result>submit.jsp</result> </action> <action name="myClearAction" class="MyAction" method="clear"> <result>submit.jsp</result> </action>
Then in MyAction class
public String submit() throws Exception { // submit button logic here return SUCCESS; } public String clear() throws Exception { // clear button logic here return SUCCESS; }
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I can tell you definitively why TPTB are doing this. The MSM is taking all of the false assertions from Sandy Hook (the well has definitely been poisoned) and using them to make all Sandy Hook conspiratorial assertions look outlandish to its viewers. Most of the actor/ actress claims are simply crap and the segment I just viewed focused on, you guessed it, only the most outrageous claims. To start with,Dallas Goldbug (or whatever his name is) is about 90% incorrect with his ridiculous claims (wellaware1.com). I was "well aware" of his site long before December 14th and had already come to the conclusion that he is DI (disinformation). The ONLY actor/ actress that I CANNOT debunk is Jennifer Greenberg Sexton and her brother/ husband (I'm NOT saying necessarily that Mrs. Sexton and Mrs. Phelps are one in the same). I do have to swear that to the best of my knowledge her picture was posted on his site as a crisis actor BEFORE Sandy Hook. The rest of his claims are total garbage- anyone with just a little common sense can look at the facial structure of most of his "dead ringers" and scratch our heads in the name of "I want what he's smoking."
So as I watched the Anderson Cooper segment, he rightly focused on all of the well poisonings:
1. The Obama/ Parker family picture where it is alleged that the little girl in Obama's lap is Emilie. Sorry people but this is NOT the case; obviously, the girl in his lap is a younger sister wearing Emilie's hand-me-down clothing. I must admit that originally I was fooled as well. Anderson Cooper called this claim "outrageous" and, well, it is.
2. The claim that the school principal, Mrs. Hochsprung, is really a crisis actress (Marguerite Mckenna). This is also a ridiculous assertion. Mrs. Hochsprung's sister called into the show (purportedly) and talked live to Cooper and was totally miffed at finding this on the internet last night.
That said, someone please debunk the Jennifer Sexton/ Phelps assertion and I'll say that this entire "crisis actor playing victims" is 100% well poisoning. If any reader here thinks I'm a troll, you are 180 degrees incorrect. I have been involved in the past in uncovering real truths and I haven't liked the way this actor assertion has smelled from the start- and now it explodes on the MSM?!? The well has been poisoned just in time for the Mainstream, Thanks to a conspiracy theorist's ranting and raving on Piers Morgan, to discredit ANYONE who finds an inconsistency in the official story.
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There you fell into the freaking trap I am talking about.
You think now if Sexton-Phelps is proved a disinfo poisoning the well, then you think crisis actors are a hoax when they are real. Sexton-Greenberg is the fake hoax.
They have a website for the Crisis actors and that is just one company.
It is big business to offer role players by contractors to various agencies of the government used in their training and drills. I know this for a fact.
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We already proved the Sexton-Greenberg connection, that is a FACT. This is ongoing, we will eventually overthrow our media, it is only a matter of time. We are making ground, Anderson, ur in deep shit faggit, no offense to gay people, but, if ur a deciever, ur a faggit. Piers Morgan, ur a faggit, proven in England, UR next Piers, child molester and escapee from England.
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And I did! Dear Myrtle and I were sitting across the table from him, though silhouetted as he was against a bright window, I couldn't really see him. But I did snap a photo:
Shoot. Well, he says to tell you that if Brad Pitt wore suspenders, they could be twins.
Our Ancestry.com tour included the corporate offices
and the digitization department. This is Laryn Brown, head of the Document Preservation department, in front of monitors tracking the scanning.
About a dozen people operated different kinds of scanners; one photographs books and automatically turns the pages. There was a flatbed scanner bigger than me.
In the works is a UV scanner, which can bring out ink on severely damaged and faded records (we saw an example of what this technology can do—it turned a nearly blank page into a readable document).
More and more often, though, Ancestry.com will digitize paper records on-site at repositories, with digital images sent to headquarters for processing.
Yes, many records are indexed in China and Uganda. Indexers receive months of training in English and whatever language the records are in; they're asked to key exactly what they see, even when a word is misspelled. US employees do quality spot checks and occasionally send back batches of records for re-indexing.
Back in the USA, another team examines records and indexes to "normalize" those misspellings and aberrations in data fields. Say a set of records is from California. The clerks who created the records way back when may have written the state as CA, Cal., Calif. or Calfa. The Ancestry.com staff will add "California" to the index for these records so they come up in customers' California searches.
More on searching later!
I was lucky enough Friday to be in the company of some wise bloggers and super-experienced genealogists. For their observations, see Dear Myrtle, Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter, Genea-Musings, the Ancestry Insider and GenealogyGuys.
Ancestry.com hosted a bunch of genealogy bloggers yesterday for a tour of its offices and top-secret data center, and a look at what's coming up on the site. I'll cover it in several posts over the next few days. First, a summary of the soon-to-come stuff:
Another update will help keep records dated, say, 1930 out of your search for someone who died in 1900 (search engineers have had to find a way to do this without making your searches take forever).
Another update will help keep records dated, say, 1930 out of your search for someone who died in 1900 (search engineers have had to find a way to do this without making your searches take forever).
The DNA area also will feature more educational tools, many developed with help from partner 23andMe.
The DNA area also will feature more educational tools, many developed with help from partner 23andMe.
Users can upload GEDCOM files, upload and annotate scanned documents and photos, share family stories and biographies, and generate maps of ancestors' life events. Read more about using this and other genealogy wikis in the March 2009 Family Tree Magazine (on newsstands and FamilyTreeMagazine.com Jan. 13).


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ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL -- Namco America Inc. has promoted Steve Ignarski to northern regional sales representative. Ignarski has served as the company's parts sales specialist for the past five years, playing a major role in recreating the parts group after its relocation from California to Illinois.
The promotion continues Namco's effort to expand its sales team to support its distributors. It recently recruited Josh Pick to serve as southern area sales manager.
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Willebrandt of Matlacha, Fla., formerly of Silver Creek, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a renewal of marriage vows in Epiphany Cathedral, Venice, Fla., followed by a later reception in the Brocton American Legion Post. Mr. Willebrandt and Anne M. Haugh were married June 27, 1953, in St. Joseph's Cathedral, Buffalo. He is retired from National Fuel. They have six children, 14 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.


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Bradley tosses seven one-hit innings
Son of Giants pitching coordinator knocks ERA down to 1.57
By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com | May 4, 2012 10:34 PM ET
"He has seen me play for 18 years," the Giants farmhand said of his father, Bert. "He can help me with anything. He knows my mechanics better than anyone."
Bradley yielded one hit over a career-high seven innings Friday night in Class A Advanced San Jose's 5-0 blanking of the visiting Inland Empire 66ers. Bert Bradley, who's around the team every couple of weeks, wasn't in attendance, but he sent a two-word text message to his son: "Great job."
Ryan Bradley (3-2) retired his first 13 batters before C.J. Cron -- the Angels' No. 3 prospect -- singled with one out in the fifth; the ball deflected off second baseman Carter Jurica's glove and caromed into center field.
"I got behind 2-0 and threw a fastball down and away," Bradley said. "It was a one-hop line drive to second base. It was just hit too hard.
"It was a little disappointing, but it happens. I tried to not let it affect me."
The 23-year-old left-hander retired his final eight batters. He fanned six and threw 54 of 83 pitches for strikes.
Bradley, who was told to sit after seven, said he enjoyed command of all his pitches.
"They got themselves out. They were pretty aggressive," he said. "My cutter on the inside half of the plate was working. I was trying to keep them off the outside part of the plate."
Stephen Harrold worked the final two innings to seal the Giants' California League-leading fifth shutout. He gave up the 66ers' only other base knock as Chris Giovinazzo singled leading off the ninth.
A 30th-round Draft pick out of Southern Illinois University in 2010, Bradley compiled a 4.31 ERA in 28 games (10 starts) in his first full-season action at Class A Augusta in 2011. Last Aug. 22 against Kannapolis, he pitched 6 2/3 scoreless innings in what had been the lengthiest outing of his three-year career.
Bradley has been a full-time starter for San Jose. He ranks third among Cal League starters in ERA (1.57), having gone at least six innings in three of six outings. Only Bakersfield's Tony Cingrani (0.32) and teammate Jack Snodgrass (1.23) have pitched better in that regard.
"I definitely enjoy starting more than relieving; that has been a big help for me," Bradley said. "I'm back in a routine and have time to look at stuff in between starts."
The Giants scored two runs in the fifth against 66ers starter Max Russell. San Francisco's No. 7 prospect Joe Panik doubled home the second to highlight a 3-for-3 night. He reached safely in all five plate appearances and is batting .240 through 27 games.
"He's a great player," Bradley said, "and he's got a great swing."
Russell (2-3) allowed five runs on nine hits, including Devin Harris' two-run homer in the seventh, and struck out five over 6 1/3 frames.
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'80s Robot is a new character who debuted in the 2011 movie The Muppets. Unlike the principal Muppet characters, '80s Robot was designed and built by Legacy Effects. He lives in Kermit's mansion, working as a valet or manservant to Kermit after the break up of the Muppets.
'80s Robot also functions as a chauffeur, and uses his databanks and search engine to locate the Muppet troupe. As his name implies, the character resembles the many robots who dominated the toy, novelty, and pop culture landscape in the 1980s. He uses slang from the era, and offers such beverages as Tab and New Coke. (80s Robot bears an uncanny resemblance to Omnibot 2000, a robot toy made by Tomy in the 80s, as well as Nintendo's ROB.)
A June 2011 ComingSoon.net article described the character during filming:
In an interview with The Magazine, Kermit talked of '80s robot's career:
- Q: After the film, who got possession of the '80s robot?
- A: Possession? Oh no one "owns" the '80s robot. He's independent, has his own agent and publicist and everything. From what I understand, he's reading scripts and looking for his next project, which I suspect will be a remake of a sci-fi hit from the '80s.
'80s Robot also made brief background appearances in the 2014 film Muppets Most Wanted. He was featured most prominently singing "Together Again" in the finale.
- In the screen credits and other press material, the character is listed as "80's Robot," incorrectly marking the decade as a possessive rather than an abbreviated adjective.
See also
- ↑ Wright, Blake. "It's Time to Light the Lights! On Set with The Muppets, Comingsoon.net. June 20, 2011.


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Living in MY Gutters?
Until I got gutters, I had no idea how annoying and detrimental birds could be. I've always enjoyed watching them circle and swoop, listened to their lovely melodies, and generally just appreciated the gifts that nature had given them. This was before I became the proud new owner of shiny gutters on our family home. Since then, as I see them moving in and making themselves at home, creating nests and filling my gutters with debris, I'm beginning to feel like a curmudgeon as I wish the winged creatures away. But this spring, I've decided to DO something about ridding my gutters of birds besides standing on my outdoor table, shouting and waving my arms like a lunatic. I'm sure that my neighbors and my children will be most appreciative of my new commitment to getting the birds out of the gutters.
In my endeavor to rid our home of nuisance birds, let it be known, no one wants to KILL the birds. That just isn't an option. I was raised with a respect for all life and that won't be overridden, no matter how annoying these birds have gotten. I just want to make the birdies go bye bye. So, I started to do a little research on the internet about birds and how to make them go away.
I also had no idea that in the grand scheme of things, what is an isolated annoyance for my family, is a serious issue for municipalities, airports and industrial companies. The damage and mayhem that birds cause to these other agencies can be extremely costly and dangerous. I read story after story about the problems that need to be addressed in bird control, not only regarding their nesting habits, but also the health risks associated with their feces. For more information on the health hazards, check out this facts sheet.
Alrighty then, enough about the problem, give me the solutions. So depending on the type of bird problem that you have, there are bird spikes, bird traps, and bird deterrents.
Bird Slide is a kind of bird deterrent which prevents all kind of birds from landing or nesting on its' surface after it has been installed. Bird Slide completely protects the ledge against all bird species; they simply can't get a grip and "slide" right off the ledge.
Another deterrent are ultrasonic and sonic methods of pest and bird control that are non-harmful, non-toxic, environmentally friendly and humane.
Bird gel repellants are also a good option that can be applied to a number of different surfaces. Birds are unlikely to land on a surface where the bird deterrent gel is applied. If they do decide to land, they find the sticky and slimy surface to be very uncomfortable and will not stay there for long.
Bird spikes are a deterrent made of durable stainless steel spikes in Lexan base. They are perfect as a bird repellent to deter pigeons and larger birds and can be used for ledges, parapets, signs, beams, pipes, chimneys, cut-outs, lights, etc.
So if birds are your problem, there definitely are answers. All you have to do is decide which one is best for your bird issue. Happy Deterring!


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One inch punch!!!!
One inch punch!!!!
I wonder who'd have done the welding on his training cage and what it would have smelt like *ponders*
Would Bruce Lee have worn Tapout spangly shirts?
Mike "the mic" Persil
All of this is neither here nor there as it depends on whether it's in a ring or cage. Which do you think he would prefer?
Defo the ring. He like to strike - as such would avoid the wrestling.., stalling and shit. I still believe I can beat you George. Er, andtstuff.
Solid supporter of: Tomasz Adamek. Maurício Rua. Daniel Ghiţă
Jon Fitch has taken "D art of fighding withoud fighding " to another level. Bruce Lee would be very confused by it!
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GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) -- The Atlantic Coast Conference has a new look all over in women's basketball - except at the very top.
Once again, Duke is the preseason pick to win the ACC.
The league announced its projections Wednesday during its media day, and two voting groups - the coaches themselves, and a panel of media members and school representatives - picked the Blue Devils to win it again.
It's the ninth time since preseason voting began in 1991 that the Blue Devils were selected as favorites and the 13th straight year they were picked in the top three.
Duke - which overcame a late-season injury to league co-player of the year Chelsea Gray and reached a fourth straight NCAA regional final - to a was voted first on 39 of 57 ballots cast by the panel and by 10 of the 15 league coaches.
Coach Joanne P. McCallie said the Blue Devils are ''very motivated by what we missed out on, and frankly, we feel like we missed out on a lot'' by not having Gray for the March tournaments.
The polls are near mirror images of one another: Notre Dame is second, followed by Maryland and North Carolina.
The panel voters had Georgia Tech and Florida State tied for fifth, while the coaches had the Yellow Jackets fifth and Seminoles sixth.
Both groups had Syracuse seventh, followed by Virginia, Miami, North Carolina State, Boston College, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Clemson and Pittsburgh.
The Fighting Irish - who beat Duke in the regional finals in March to reach their third straight Final Four - received 14 first-place votes from the panel and the other five from the coaches. They join Pitt and Syracuse as newcomers to the league, and should have an immediate impact on the conference race.
Not since Clemson in 1999 has a team not named Duke, North Carolina or Maryland won the league tournament.
''I think we're part of the best conference in the country, and it's a great experience for our team,'' Irish guard Kayla McBride said, adding that the goal is to ''show Notre Dame is still the same team.''
Duke returns five starters and the top seven scorers from a team that went 33-3, won its third ACC tournament title in four years and reached the NCAA tournament regional finals for the fourth straight year.
''This is our last go-round at it,'' senior guard Tricia Liston said, ''and we want to make the most of it.''
Maryland's Alyssa Thomas was picked by both groups as the preseason player of the year.
''By the time it's all said and done, Alyssa could go down as the best player to ever come through Maryland women's basketball,'' Terps coach Brenda Frese said.
There's plenty of evidence to back up that big claim: Thomas has earned an individual award in each of her three seasons, winning league rookie of the year honors in 2011 and claiming two straight player of the year awards in each of the two seasons after that.
She'll try to make it three in her - and her school's - last year in the conference.
''It's the only conference that we know,'' Thomas said. ''This year, being it is our senior year, we're looking to go out with a bang and give it everything we have left.''
Her Terrapins are leaving for the Big Ten next year and will be replaced by Louisville, which has reached two Final Fours in five years.
Three coaches are beginning Year 1 at their schools: Clemson's Audra Smith, North Carolina State's Wes Moore and Pitt's Suzie McConnell-Serio.
In addition, North Carolina will be without Hall of Fame coach Sylvia Hatchell while she steps away to fight leukemia.
Longtime assistant Andrew Calder is filling in for Hatchell, the winningest coach in the history of the ACC tournament after winning it eight times and claiming her only national title in 1994, and will be in charge of a team that has no seniors and one of the nation's best freshman classes that Calder called ''talented but very coachable.''
Calder - who joined rival coach McCallie and UNC players Megan Buckland and Xylina McDaniel in wearing orange ribbons for leukemia awareness - vowed that ''we're still going to play Carolina basketball'' even in the indefinite absence of its matriarch.
''It's been very difficult to begin with, obviously, she's not there,'' Buckland said. ''It gives us motivation, something else to fight for, something else to win for.''
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GSA, DoD Announce SmartBUY Agreement with Point One/Meridio
December 18, 2007
Contact: Dirk Fillpot, (202) 501-2699
WASHINGTON – The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) and the Department of Defense (DoD) announced today a government-wide SmartBUY agreement with Point One, providing Meridio Enterprise Data and Records Management (EDRM) Software. The agreement provides significant savings on Meridio server licenses, server maintenance, perpetual enterprise agreements, perpetual enterprise maintenance, annual subscription licenses, and EDRM training for government agencies.
"This SmartBUY agreement is another example of the President's Management Agenda driving change and delivering results to taxpayers," said Karen Evans, OMB Administrator of E-Government and Information Technology. "In signing this agreement, the government has taken another significant step forward in maximizing its purchasing power and in preserving records for future generations." In addition to providing average license savings of 38 percent, the agreement streamlines the acquisition of Meridio products throughout the federal government, providing significant benefits to the acquisition and procurement community. The agreement was led by officials from GSA and supported by the DoD Enterprise Software Initiative program. Over the past four years, GSA has signed 25 SmartBUY agreements covering 20 different software publishers.
"SmartBUY has saved American taxpayers over $133 million in fiscal year 2007 alone", said Lurita Doan, Administrator of General Services. This significant agreement with Meridio will provide additional cost savings to agencies and to American taxpayers," John Johnson, GSA's Assistant Commissioner of Integrated Technologies Services, added: "By providing a mandatory contract vehicle for Meridio EDRM products, we can reduce the burden on acquisition and procurement officials throughout federal, state and local governments."
OMB created the SmartBUY initiative to ensure that the federal government leverages its immense buying power to achieve maximum cost savings and quality for commodity software. SmartBUY is a government-wide enterprise software licensing program designed to streamline the acquisition process and provide best-priced, standards compliant Information Technology. SmartBUY does not mandate the use of a particular brand; rather, it mandates the use of the cost-effective common vehicle when an agency decides to purchase the software of a designated brand. GSA heads the SmartBUY interagency initiative and leads the interagency team in negotiating government-wide enterprise licenses for software.
Founded in 1949, GSA serves as a centralized procurement and property management agency for the federal government. GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government-owned or leased buildings and 208,000 vehicles. GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, as a steward of more than 425 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services. GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and E-Gov travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.
Did You Know? FAS annual business volume of $46 billion accounts for more than one-seventh of the entire federal procurement budget. FAS manages acquisition programs that include information technology, telecommunications, furniture, tools, office products and supply items, and all travel, motor vehicles and credit card services.


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That, notwithstanding any other provision of law, but subject to the provisions of the Cheyenne River Sioux tribal constitution and the ordinances and resolutions adopted thereunder, any of the real property of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe located outside the boundaries of the Cheyenne River Reservation in Stanley, Haakon, Pennington, and Meade Counties, South Dakota, and any isolated tracts that are located within the boundaries of the reservation but outside the boundaries of land consolidation areas and are not needed for Indian use, may be sold in appropriate units, after competitive bidding, to the highest bidder therefor. No such sale shall be at a price less than the fair market value of such property, as determined by the Secretary of the Interior. Any such sale shall be subject to such terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior.
All funds derived from the sale of real property authorized by the first section of this Act shall be placed by the Secretary of the Interior in a special account in the Treasury and shall be used only for the purchase of real property within the boundaries of the Cheyenne River Reservation. Any real property purchased with such funds shall be held by the United States in trust for the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe.
Any tribal land that may be sold pursuant to section 1 of this Act may, with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, be encumbered by a mortgage or deed of trust, and shall be subject to foreclosure or sale pursuant to the terms of such mortgage or deed of trust in accordance with the laws of the State in which the land is located. The United States shall be an indispensable party to any such proceeding with the right of removal of the cause to the United States district court for the district in which the land is located, following the procedure in 28 U. S. C. 1446: Provided, That the United States shall have the right to appeal from any order of remand in the case.
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Presenting, once again, Staten Island's Spring Prognosticator: Charles G. Hogg. Call him Chuck!
With a Spring Prediction success rate of 80% -- tops among Groundhogs .
The Zoo's gates will open at 6:30 am … and Chuck will do his thing at 7 am.
The Zoo is grateful to Time Warner Cable for sponsoring Chuck's home throughout the year.
Admission to the ceremony is free.
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Meth ingredient continually stolen from Texas plant
(NEWSER) – First we learned the exploded Texas fertilizer plant was lacking in basic fire safety protection, then that itdidn't report several hundred tons of ammonium nitrate to Homeland Security. This week's revelation: West Fertilizer Co. was a repeat target of thieves stealing anhydrous ammonia and tampering with tank valves, which led to ammonia leaks, Reuters reports. Anhydrous ammonia is commonly used to cook methamphetamine. At least 11 burglaries and five ammonia leaks were reported to police over the past 12 years. In 2002, a plant manager told cops that burglars were making off with four to five gallons of anhydrous ammonia every three days.


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Celebrity Eyelash Envy? We Feel You
We know the UK's fastest-growing mascara secret.
-The Betty Editors
Oh those celebs and their fake eyelashes… they look amazing, but seriously who has time?! Not that we're saying Katy Perry's are fake here — who knows? MAYBE SHE WAS BORN WITH IT!??? For the rest of us mere mortals, however, we know the fastest growing mascara in the UK. Check it out:


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WATCH: Guy narrowly escapes a tiger shark attack
Shaun and Dean Harrington, 27, are just two Aussie twins that chase after the next adrenaline high they can find. They own a surfing and fishing clothing label called, "The Mad Hueys" and shoot crazy videos to promote it.
These bros decided to try their own spin on cage diving off of the Gold Coast, which is notorious for its dangerous sharks. In a brilliant move, they used only a standard birdcage around Shaun's head as protection, making for an understandably close brush to a 10-foot tiger shark.


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East Cleveland serial killer suspect back in court
(Cleveland) East Cleveland triple murder suspect Michael Madison was back in court this morning for a re-indictment.
Prosecutors are now seeking the death penalty for Madison who is accused of killing of Shetisha Sheeley, Angela Deskins and Shirellda Terry. The women's bodies were wrapped in garbage bags and hidden in various locations in East Cleveland.
During the arraignment Judge Robert McClelland read Madison his rights and explained procedures. Defense Attorney David Grant waived the reading of the indictment and entered a plea of not guilty.
Judge McClelland assigned Judge Nancy McDonald for the pre-trial hearing on November 5th at 9am.
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Women today are not giving us any cues that they want to be asked out, and without some indication or encouragement that he might be well received, a man is not going to risk the rejection—which men are far more sensitive to than women evidently realize.
The days of men asking women out are gone! Women don't even take the time to do little unspoken things, that interest a man. Something basic to our culture is being lost. No wonder so many women are so unhappy.
In fact, many men have come to think women don't even like men, because of the way women react to their initial overtures, yet, the women wonder why men aren't asking them out, they're either not saying yes, or they're not sending the signals
One of the rarest qualities to find in a young woman today—at least towards eligible men—was kindness. So many men are simply starving for kindness from a woman but so often find sarcasm and cynicism instead. One man commented to me on a climate nowadays of a prevailing hostility among women towards men. It is easy for a man to feel that some women are actually looking to find fault, ready to pounce on him at the slightest ill-chosen word or misspoken comment. In women this can manifest in self-righteousness, or a kind of assumed moral superiority over men—often unconscious on their part. Men complain that they often feel around women that they cannot win, or say or do anything right. Such women drive men away.
Perhaps women today may have good reasons for these attitudes, but they are very wounding to a man, especially to an interested man who is serious, sincere, and sensitive. Such a man will not ask such a woman out.
He simply doesn't want to be around it. I understand that in today's world it can be imprudent and even downright dangerous for a woman to be too kind too soon to a man she doesn't know well, and even then there still is chance of betrayal.
The Sexual Revolution has ruined it for everyone as far as trust goes, but sarcasm and cynicism towards men have become epidemic in our society, and it has become so ingrained, so second-nature, that most women are not even conscious that they're being that way—but the men are. And they go the other way.
In terms of the risk factor, traditionally it has always been up to the woman to control how far things went and how fast, and, if she liked him, still keep the man captivated. In the confusion of the day that that was perhaps one more thing that was lost, or at least severely damaged. What has been lost,is an ancient womanly wisdom that women in previous ages had always intuitively known, on how to "handle" (not manipulate) a man—that is, how to anticipate him and keep him happy.
A modern woman might interpret this sort of thing as "game playing" but it is not. It is a deadly serious business that holds civilization together. Quails and pelicans have their mating rituals and dances and so do humans.
We all know that women have a need, especially in marriage, to be reassured that they are loved and cherished—they want to hear it. And a man who thinks that his love ought to be self-evident is thought to be rather obtuse in these matters. He should tell her he loves her often, as well as show it on every possible occasion. Yet, a man has a corresponding need for reassurance from the woman he loves, which society tends to ridicule, especially since the rise of feminism. His need is to be admired.
It is the way men are made.
A man needs to feel that he is a hero in the eyes of the woman he loves. It may sound corny, and most men may not admit it, but real life is corny, and it is true. It is from such admiration that a man derives his strength. The quest for this admiration, either in the eyes of a specific woman, or hoping to catch the eye of a woman, supplies him with inspiration and motivation to serve and accomplish in his world.
There are women, thanks perhaps to the effects of feminism, who act as though there were some sort of anathema against showing a man admiration, as if to say,
"I'm not going to feed his stupid ego!" But, perhaps if his ego were fed once in a while he wouldn't be in the state of starvation that so diminishes a man as to prod him into the very ways that women find so intolerable.
The result is a seemingly endless cycle of resentment and mutual punishment.
Many women appear to have unwittingly made it a point of pride to take an unhealthy (if unconscious) pleasure in denying men what they most need by reacting to them with sarcasm, cynicism, laughs at the expense of men, and a general attitude derived from the world. Many of these cynical attitudes towards men become self-fulfilling prophecies so discouraging to a man that he may start to live down to the belittlement, just as he would live up to praise were it offered.
Male ego only becomes a problem when it is undernourished. Properly fed, it spends less time rebelling and trying to feed itself in unattractive and self-defeating ways. Properly fed, it causes a man to strive to be the best that he can be for the woman he loves and the society he serves. Some women may take offense at what I'm saying here, as though I were placing the whole onus of the problem on women.
I am not.
It is important not to confuse the generalities of politics and rhetoric with the tender particularities of where we most essentially live. The question at hand is why women aren't getting asked out more often. This is not an unimportant issue. It is important to remember that contemporary society is under a profound malaise, with everything good, pure, and holy coming under attack.
One of the chief things under attack is the family, the home. And if family is under attack then it stands to reason that everything that leads up to family—namely how men and women find each other—is also under attack.
I have noticed that most women do not have the foggiest idea how men feel, or what men feel, and most men feel too vulnerable to tell them. Some women are so embittered as to no longer care.
They may be beyond my reach. In any case, the fact remains that I know men who have actually given up on women—who have, after so many rebuffs, come to the conclusion that women simply don't like men.
Men are far more vulnerable to women than women can even imagine. Men are sensitive to things in women that women are not even aware of. The slightest bit of sarcasm from a women in whom he's interested can cause him to call off the whole pursuit.
A woman who thinks this weak on the man's part simply doesn't know how men are built and what men are feeling these days. We live in a culture that sinfully exploits women, but many women have retaliated by vengefully diminishing men with their tongues and attitudes. There is much healing needed on both sides.
While not seeking a slavish dependence,
a man needs to be needed by the woman he loves, yet the constant message sent (ad nasuem) by the modern woman is "I'm strong and independent! I don't need a man!" Of course, this is a hollow and defensive cry and betrays her bitter disappointment in men—otherwise she wouldn't need to announce it so much—but men hear it at face value and retreat.
A man may admire a woman for her strong independent qualities, but let her start telling him of them often enough and what he hears is "Well, she doesn't need me then!" and his eye begins to wander in search of someone who does. A man may respect a women for her independence, but he will cherish and love her for appreciating and needing (and in so doing bringing out) his manliness.
If a woman were to ask my advice on how to get a man interested in her, I would tell her to pay attention to him. Listen to him. The world in which a man lives is very cold and competitive, and when a woman creates a safe place where a man may open himself up, it is usually irresistible to him. But this requires reverence.
Should she show the slightest hint of ridicule over what he says, or take him lightly he will turn to stone. Listen to what is important to him, his hopes and dreams. Most men when they talk like this are rather admirable and if she admires him she should not hide it. She need not make a show of it—which he would see through—it must be real. If it is authentic it is not "game playing", but honesty. If she were interested in him in the first place that implies some admiration, doesn't it? It would be game playing not to admire him.
The old saying that men are only interested in "one thing" namely sex, is cynical and false. Men who become that way do so because they have given up on love and the hope that a woman would really receive him if he did open up to her.
What does a man look for in a woman? In a word, a home. To a little child, a woman (usually its mother) is a place. This is not to say a thing. It is to say a home. And only a person can be a home. This is what a man looks for in the woman who would be his wife. This is not to say that it is her job to raise him—certainly not—but the shelter she provides for him emotionally, where he may be himself, generally makes him better, stronger, more of a man, and inspires him to provide for her and shelter her physically. Indeed, to the point of laying down his life.
If a woman gives a man what he really needs—genuine interest, understanding, and acceptance of him as he really is, he will ask her out, and keep coming back for more.
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The suspect, Jamie Farron Putman, 47, confessed to killing the woman.
"He's admitted to being the suspect," said San Bernardino police Lt. Paul Williams. "He's admitted to the killing."
Homicide detectives came to the scene on the south end of the city near the corner of Fairway Drive and E Street at 6:23 a.m. after a passerby stopped an officer in the area.
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One arrow shooting low
I have one arrow that consistently shoots about 5-inches low with either broadheads or field points . I weighed the arrow and it is the same weight as the others. All are 5575 gold tips cut to 29.5 inches. I will cull the arrow, but am wondering why it is shooting low. Anyone else running into this? Thoughts???
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The low shoot (s)
I suffer from "the lone arrow" syndrome from time to time. I have to say that it's usually within the first 10 arrows that I shoot or the last 10 before i call it quits for the night. Funny thing, its that one arrow that has "something about it", a slight bend in the fletch, a tip thats less than perfect... Those small imperfections seem to further my understanding that my archery will always need a tweak here and there.
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OUt of a dozen arrows you will usually have a few arrows that just dont quite group with the others. It could be that the arrows just dont match up to the straightness tolerences that they are supposed to. There are many different reasons it could be. You just have to cull them but before you cull that arrow turn the nock to the next fletch and see how it does. If that doesnt do it turn it to the next fletch and see. If none of that fixes the problem change out the nock completely and start testing it. One fletch at a time. Sometimes just nock and arrow tuning will make bring those crazy flying arrows back into the group.
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Bountiful • When trying to learn about a place, finding the Main Street barber shop and dropping in for a trim is not a bad way to start.
Such was the case recently when I stopped in for a haircut at Lee's Barber Shop, a fixture at 68 S. Main in Bountiful since 1952.
The place has changed ever-so-slightly since the time when the late Lee Benard opened it. There used to be three chairs, but that number has been reduced to two. Current owner Leah Bryson took out some of the "dead animals" that once hung on the walls and put in a new hardwood floor because the old one was starting to buckle. A jar of suckers waits for kids who survive their haircut experience.
Yet, the place feels as though time has stood still. The big leather barber chairs are well worn. A photo of Bryson's dad holding a big fish, a shot of the old shop and a set of antlers decorate the small, clean place.
An old-fashioned electric shaving cream dispenser stands on the counter. Bryson uses it, a traditional straight-edge barber's razor and a hot towel.
Customers waiting their turn sit in hefty wooden chairs purchased from the Relief Society Room of the Bountiful Tabernacle, located directly across the street from the barber shop on the maple-tree lined Main Street.
A large black-and-white photo of Bountiful's Main Street, taken in 1952 when Lee's Barber Shop opened, hangs above the waiting area. Though Main Street itself possesses the same feel, what is noticeable from the old photo is that there are no homes on the east bench, a place now covered with development.
Bryson said her husband, a Bountiful City police officer, sometimes jokes that the barber shop looks like something out of Mayberry, the fictional town on The Andy Griffith Show, "except that I don't look like Floyd."
Indeed, Bountiful's Main Street remains a throwback to a simpler time. Though there are a few franchises, it mainly consists of small, independent stores and restaurants. There is a mortuary, a post office, a church, a furniture store, a book shop, music stores, a dentist, doctor's offices, several jewelers and some clothing stores.
It is as different as the ugly maze of big box stores and strip malls on Bountiful's west end or in nearby Centerville as the 1950s are to 2012. Main Street Bountiful is a refreshing change.
And Bryson said the street is as busy as ever. In fact, the opening of Vito's in a small storefront a few doors down has brought even more traffic as people come in to sample his Philly steak sandwiches, which have become locally famous.
Bryson probably has as good feel for the pulse of Bountiful as anyone in town. She said her husband, the law enforcement officer, often comes in to listen and "get all the dirt."
On some days, a group of patrons will get a conversation going in the morning and it will last much of the day, with those coming in adding their opinion to the topic at hand as others leave.
When I had my hair cut, much of the talk on the chair next to me involved the barber and client sharing Army war stories. It would be enjoyable to perhaps spend a day simply sitting in the big wooden chairs listening. Chances are, you could learn much about Bountiful.
Alas, my time in Lee's is all too short. I have an assignment to cover a high school football game at nearby Woods Cross. But I make a mental note to return to Main Street Bountiful soon, perhaps to sample one of Vito's sandwiches, have a cup of coffee or just stroll the street exploring the interesting stores.
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Parke will take it imo.
great to see the brits dominate in the end. one sided as was initially expected, despite dana and co trying their best to through the aussies as many bones as possible.
hopefully a win for bradley to end the series with a clean sweep.
freak show is awesome, hope he wins the finale and goes on to good things, an entertaining character and good fighter.
"The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war"
Well done to my man colin he is gonna win the show i said it from the start
Liam Bad Intentions James, pro mma uk featherweight!!
Anyone know yet if the final is on live here and what time? I expecting delayed coverage like the UFC china event
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Sick submission skills from Colin. I am sure we are going to see quite a lot of him over the years to come.
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I'm no gynecologist but I know a cunt when I see one.
That was a crazy sub. I watched it 4 or 5 times (online) and still couldn't figure out how he got the tap lol. Will have to have a proper watch in HD tonight.