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WASHINGTON (AP) — The good intentions of No Child Left Behind have not yielded good policy, the Democratic chairman of the Senate education panel said Tuesday as lawmakers began to rewrite the sweeping legislation that governs all schools that receive federal tax dollars.
Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, opened hearings on the 2001 education law by promising to scrap unworkable parts of that education law and give states more authority to decide how to teach students and to identify failing schools. His Republican counterpart, Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, was equally as critical of No Child Left Behind but said Democrats' suggested replacement was little more than an effort to turn the U.S. Department of Education into a "national school board."
The committee members appeared deeply divided along partisan lines. A Republican alternative bill failed against unified Democrats, who control the panel, and GOP lawmakers continued to offer amendments that would strip the underlying Democratic bill.
"Sen. Harkin's bill is No Child Left Behind on steroids," said Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C. "This is absolutely the wrong direction."
The No Child Left Behind education law was implemented in 2001 with bipartisan support from President George W. Bush and Democratic Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. The law imposed ambitious accountability standards, such as requiring all students to perform at grade level in math and reading by 2014.
Yet the law expired in 2007 and its standards now are seen as overly ambitious. Congress has failed to agree on a plan to update it.
Absent legislative action, Education Secretary Arne Duncan has given 37 states and the District of Columbia permission to ignore parts of the law in exchange for detailed plans to hold schools accountable. The system has led to state-by-state decisions about whether schools were improving and critics say the process has given Duncan inordinate amounts of power.
"If you remember the childhood game 'Mother, May I?" then you'll have a pretty good sense of how the process works today: states must come to Washington for approval of their plans to educate 50 million children in 100,000 public schools," said Sen. Lamar Alexander, who served as President George H.W. Bush's education secretary.
The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee quickly dismissed Republicans' wholesale rewrite. It was a departure from an earlier bipartisan bill that made it out of the education committee but never received a full vote in the Senate.
This time, each party introduced competing versions of the legislation. Democrats were likely to prevail in committee with a bill they called the Strengthening America's Schools Act.
Leaders in the Democratic-led Senate have not scheduled a vote on the bill in the full Senate. Aides suggested it could be autumn before it came before the full Senate, if then.
The partisan divide over the proposals reflected the broader differences.
Alexander, sparring with Harkin, said the Democrats' bill was more focused on expanding Washington's reach than improving schools.
"The last thing we need in Tennessee is someone in Washington looking over our shoulder," Alexander said.
Harkin shot back: "This is not the heavy hand of the federal government telling you what to do."
Harkin said Washington had a duty to its students.
"The essential role of the federal government is to ensure all Americans, regardless of race, gender, national origin, religion and disability have the same equal opportunity to a good education," Harkin said.
Harkin's 1,150-page proposal would scrap the one-sized-fits-all national requirements of No Child Left Behind and give way to standards that states write for themselves. Duncan or his successors as education secretary would have to approve those plans — oversight that Republicans called overbearing.
Students would still be tested in reading and math each year from third to eighth grades, as well as once in high school. Schools would also have to measure students' aptitude in science at least three times between third grade and graduation.
But those tests could be combined with student portfolios or projects, an effort to win over the law's critics who said too much emphasis was placed on testing.
No Child Left Behind, also known as the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, governs all schools that receive federal dollars for poor, minority, disabled and students whose primary language is not English. The latest version of the law eliminates 20 programs while encouraging states to expand art, physical education and pre-kindergarten programs.
Harkin said states could ignore the law if they don't want federal dollars.
"No state has to do anything. They don't have to do one single thing," he said.
"It seems to me that we should have a say in how that money is used," he added.
House Republicans, meanwhile, have introduced their own rewrite of the law and were set to begin hearings next week.
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Odiorne Point State ParkApril 19. 2011 9:31PM
Odiorne Point is open daily year-round. Picnickers can enjoy sweeping views of the ocean and rocky shore, and explorers can uncover evidence of past military occupation. An extensive network of trails wind through the dense vegetation and traverse the park. The Seacoast Science Center which is located in the park has exhibits relating to the natural and human history of Odiorne and the seacoast area.
Other activities in the park include boating, fishing, hiking, biking, nature walks, and cross country skiing. Amenities offered include picnic tables, a boat launch, restrooms, a paved bicycle path, interpretive displays, and educational programs.
Location: Route 1A, Rye
Phone: 603-436-7406
Activities: Picnicking, boating, fishing, hiking, biking, nature walk, cross country skiing
Amenities: Picnic tables, boat launch, restrooms, paved bicycle path, interpretive displays, education programs
Operation Schedule: Year-round
Acreage: 331.5 acres
Waterfront: Atlantic Ocean & Little Harbor
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In the dense growth of shrubs and vines covering much of the park's 330 acres, remnants of Odiorne's past silently remain ... reminders of other eras and stark contrasts ... idyllic summer estates and gaunt reminders of coastal fortifications. In terms of man and his settlement of this coastal land, Odiorne Point remained a true wilderness until almost 400 years ago. During summer migrations, Native Americans of Pennacook and Abnaki tribes visited the area which they called Pannaway. Permanent settlement began in the 1600s.
In 1623 an agent of England's Council for New England came to fish and trade in the New World. David Thomson journeyed to New England on the ship Jonathan to establish the first New Hampshire settlement at what would become Odiorne Point. Many others followed, and the original settlement grew and spread along the coast and up the river. John Odiorne joined the settlement in 1660. He acquired several acres of land from the shoreline west into the marshes beyond. Like the others, he farmed and fished. The Odiornes remained on the property for several generations, always a part of the continuing changes in the Odiorne Point community.
By the 1700s the settlement was well established, but the governing and trading activities had moved north into the deep harbor area of Strawbery Banke (now Portsmouth). The farms of Odiorne Point helped to feed the burgeoning port of Portsmouth for about 150 years.
After the Civil War, farming gradually gave way to a colony of hotels and large summer homes. Generations of families spent their summers by the sea. In this era of large seaside resorts, a grand hotel called the Sagamore House was built on the property. Over the years, smaller parcels of land were sold for summer homes and estates. Formal gardens and tree-lined drives ornamented the properties. By the late 1930s, 17 families lived on Odiorne Point, including an eighth generation descendent of John Odiorne and the last of the Odiornes to live on the ancestral homestead.World War II brought drastic changes to the landscape and to the lives of these people who loved their land by the sea. In 1942, the federal government purchased all the property from Little Harbor to the Sunken Forest, as well as the adjacent marshland. Within a month the Odiornes and their neighbors were gone.
Military structures were quickly built to house personnel, armaments and supplies. Massive concrete casements, often called bunkers, were constructed and camouflaged with thick vegetation. Because of their open aspect to the sea, many of the estates were demolished, and Route 1A was closed. Odiorne Point became known as Fort Dearborn, and for nearly 20 years, was part of the chain of coastal defenses that protected Portsmouth Harbor and the Naval Shipyard. In the late 1950s, Fort Dearborn was declared surplus property. It was sold to the State of N.H. for $91,000 in 1961.

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i made these cookies for mr. lesley this weekend and...wow.
i've tasted a lot of cookies in my day, and these are some of the best.
i found the recipe here and you should drop everything and bake them...
if you know what's good for you.
p.s. when the directions say to only bake them for 8-10 minutes, you should really do that.
it makes for some soft, chewy, not hard as a rock cookies.
1 cup (16 tablespoons) butter, softened to room temperature
2 cups smooth or chunky peanut butter
1 ½ cups firmly packed light brown sugar
1 cup granulated sugar
2 large eggs
1 ½ tablespoons milk
1 ½ teaspoons pure vanilla extract
2 ½ cups all-purpose flour
1 ½ teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
2 cups chocolate chips (or a combination of peanut butter and chocolate chips)
DIRECTIONS: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. In a large bowl combine the butter and peanut butter and beat the mixture until it is light and fluffy (you can do this with a hand mixer or with an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment). Add the brown and white sugars and mix until well combined. Add the eggs and mix for 1-2 minutes, until the mixture is well combined and light in color. Add the milk and vanilla and mix. Add the dry ingredients and mix just briefly. While there are still large spots of flour, add the chocolate chips (or peanut butter chips or both) and mix until the flour is completely mixed in and the mixture is well combined. Let the cookie dough sit for 15 minutes before scooping onto the baking sheets. It will firm up as it sits. When ready to bake, scoop tablespoon-sized balls of dough onto parchment-lined baking sheets leaving about 1 to 2 inches in between the cookies to allow for spreading as they bake. Bake for 8-10 minutes, taking care not to overbake in the slightest! Leave the cookies on the baking sheet for 2-3 minutes after baking before removing them to a cooling rack. This will help them set up and be firm enough to transfer without having them overbake in the oven. The cookies may look slightly underbaked but they will firm up as they cool. Resist the urge to eat them warm as they taste much better cooled. I pop baked and cooled cookies into the freezer (in a large tupperware or freezer-safe ziploc bag) and they taste great out of the freezer, especially if they are left to sit at room temperature for a few minutes.


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Scientists from DLR present a selection of current research projects
The Annual General Meeting of the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) takes place on 26 November 2009 in Berlin-Adlershof. One hundred years ago, the first airfield in Germany was founded at this site and three years later, on the initiative of Count Zeppelin, the foundation stone of the German Aviation Testing Establishment (Deutsche Versuchsanstalt für Luftfahrt; DVL), a predecessor of DLR, was laid. DLR scientists and engineers will present examples of their current research projects under the motto "From the past, to the present and into the future."
In addition to current research projects, Johann-Dietrich Wörner, Chairman of the Executive Board of the DLR, will highlight a fundamental process at DLR. "Last year, DLR took an important step in addition to all of its scientific successes. A strategic process was initiated, in which our medium- and long-term direction is being set out in concrete terms. Based on the excellent reputation that DLR enjoys, goals are being defined and the paths to further shaping our future are being described. Especially important to me personally during this readjustment process is the active participation of all of our almost 6,500 employees, who have been able to contribute their visions concerning the scientific excellence and attractiveness of DLR from their individual perspectives."
Research and budget - the DLR in 2009 in facts and figures
In addition to receiving funds from the federal budget for research in the fields of aviation, spaceflight, energy and transport, in 2009 DLR was able to procure additional monies from the federal government's economic stimulus packages. The 50 million euro in funds provided by the federal government was, for the most part, used for the procurement of new scientific equipment and operational facilities. These included a new diffusion furnace for the study of molten metals and the construction of a Ka-band ground station to provide the significantly increased data transfer rates required for future satellite missions. Also, as part of these economic stimulus packages, the states of Bavaria, Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia contributed a total of more than 15 million euro to DLRden.
Additionally, in 2009 DLR's technology marketing department generated almost four million euro from licenses, oversaw two business spin-offs to wholly owned subsidiaries and invested more than three million euro in 15 new technology transfer projects with industry. DLR's technology marketing department supports companies along the path from their idea to the finished product and offers its expertise and various models for collaboration with industry.
Excellent research and good opportunities for young scientists
More than 1,000 papers published in national and international scientific journals during 2009 confirm the productivity and excellence of DLR's scientists. As part of a programme to support young talent, almost 400 degree dissertations and doctoral theses were supervised on topics covered by DLR research. Also, during the last year, the research topics and the activities for promoting young academics at DLR led to it being voted one of the ten most popular employers in the field of science. The extent of interest in DLR's research fields was also apparent at the Air and Space Travel Day 2009, held on 20 September in Cologne. More than 100,000 guests attended the event.
Missions and projects
The guiding principle for DLR is to provide socially relevant contributions in order to solve current problems by intensively networking its fields of research and by collaborating with industry and other research facilities. "Science always checks to see where the boundaries are, in order to transcend them," is how Prof. Wörner paraphrases the work of DLR.
The main priority for DLR's aviation research is to strengthen the competitiveness of the German and European aircraft industry and the aviation sector as a whole, while simultaneously addressing political and social requirements. One of the important tasks is to make the fast-growing aviation industry efficient, environmentally friendly and sustainable. This field of research currently covers the core areas of fixed-wing aircraft, rotary-wing aircraft and propulsion systems, as well as air traffic management and flight operations.
A multitude of successes in the field of aviation research have been achieved through the systematic development and testing of simulation processes. For example, Avantgarde (Advanced Numerical Tools Graduation by Application in Aeronautical Research and Development) allows highly accurate numerical analyses in the fields of fluid mechanics and aeroacoustics. These procedures help to optimise noise control, for example by means of quieter flight routes and weather-dependent traffic regulations. DLR is also developing systems for reducing noise emissions, such as the Friendcopter (Passenger and Environmentally Friendly Helicopter) project. In the Impulse (Innovative Methods for Prediction of Unsteady Aerodynamic Data for Loads, Stability and Control for Complete Flight Envelope) project, methods for dealing with difficult flight situations are studied, for example: an aircraft facing a squall. CoSiCab+ (Comfortable and Silent Cabin +) is an example of work to improve passenger comfort in aircraft cabins.
Germany's national and international space activities are combined within the German Aerospace Center; on the research level by DLR's space institutes and on the space policy level by DLR's Space Agency, which is responsible for the implementation of national and international space activities on behalf of the federal government.
Highlights in 2009 included the very successful 105-day spaceflight simulation experiment Mars 500, in which a German, Oliver Knickel, participated. Proof of the recognition being accorded German space activities is the appointment of another German, Alexander Gerst, as a member of the European astronaut team. The space telescope CoRoT (Convection, Rotation and Planetary Transits) discovered a rocky planet outside our Solar System. DLR is investigating the mysteries of life with a range of astrobiological and radiological experiments on the International Space Station (ISS).
With efficient use of energy and a targeted expansion in the use of renewable energy sources, global carbon dioxide emissions can be drastically reduced. Therefore, dealing with energy efficiently is an important aspect of all of DLR's research areas. Power stations, aircraft and vehicles are all being optimised for energy efficiency. The efficient supply of power for space applications is also being accorded great importance.
An impressive demonstration of the technical possibilities, developed as a result of the comprehensive cooperation of several business segments, was the maiden flight in 2009 of Antares DLR-H2, a powered glider that can take off using fuel cells as its only energy source. On 9 June 2009, DLR inaugurated a new test and qualification centre for concentrating solar technology, QUARZ, at its Cologne site. Manufacturers and operators of solar-thermal power plants can test the quality of important components such as mirrors and absorber pipes using the test benches and large-scale facilities.
The transport sector is an important cornerstone of our industrialised economy. It fulfils individual mobility requirements and generates jobs, as well as making up a considerable proportion of overall economic activity.
The Next Generation Train (NGT), a quiet double-decker, will travel into the future at a speed of 400 kilometres per hour while using 50 percent less energy. Driver assistance systems can make traffic safer. Emergency braking assists, lane departure warning systems and the electronic stability programme ESP intervene if the driver is inattentive or his/her capacities are not sufficient to prevent a potential accident. In the virtual institute DESCAS (Design of Safety Critical Automotive Systems), DLR, the University of Oldenburg and the Technical University of Braunschweig have been working together since 2007 on a safety-oriented development process that makes the design of such active safety systems even more reliable and fault-tolerant. In order to be able to realise urgently-required efficiency gains in the area of traffic management, new methods and processes are being developed. The methods developed in the ORINOKO (Operative Regionally Integrated and Optimised Corridor Control) project can provide information regarding traffic flow optimisation.
The DLR Annual General Meeting will be transmitted as a live webcast from 19:45 CET. Moderators Claus Kruesken and Uli Bobinger will present, together with DLR scientists, the research and development work conducted in 2009. This year's focus is on the DLR facility in Berlin and the fields of Space Exploration and Transport Research: the search for extraterrestrial life and 'Electric mobility - a drive into the future' will be the main topics.


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By Goal.com
Chelsea manager Rafa Benitez has hit out at the club's fans for having an "agenda" against him and criticized Roman Abramovich for appointing him on an interim basis in a lengthy post-match rant.
His time with the Blues is officially approaching the end.
"At the end of the season I will leave, they don't have to worry about me," Benitez said during a post-match interview following Chelsea's 2-0 win over Middlesbrough on Wednesday. "They have to concentrate on supporting the team, that's what they have to do."
The Spaniard delivered the astonishing tirade after witnessing the traveling Blues support chanting "Rafa Benitez, we know what you are" as his side booked a place in the FA Cup quarterfinals.
Benitez has the worst winning percentage of any Chelsea manager in the Roman Abramovich era, and has been hugely unpopular with the fans since replacing club legend Roberto Di Matteo in November.
"I'm a little bit disappointed with a group of fans singing, and I think they are not doing any favors for the team," he said.
"They have to support the team instead of wasting time making banners and singing songs, and create a good atmosphere at Stamford Bridge."
Chelsea fans were unhappy with the decision to get rid of Di Matteo, who led the club to a Champions League title last season after taking over for the sacked Andre Villas-Boas in March. Benitez was hired early this season on an interim basis.
"They gave me the title of 'interim manager.' It's a massive mistake. I'm the manager, and I will manage the team until the end, every single minute," he said.
"If they want to carry on wasting time because they have an agenda, they have to accept responsibility when something is wrong.
"It's not just 'We blame this one or that one'. They have to support the team. If we stick together, we can achieve what we want to achieve - the Champions League. If not, they can carry on singing but it will be in the Europa League."
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ANTY 101 Introduction to Anthropology
ANTY 251H Foundations of Civilization
ANTY 351H Archaeology of North America
ANTY 454 Lithic Technology
ANTY 457 Archaeology of the Pacific Northwest
ANTY 458 Archaeology of Hunter-Gatherers
ANTY 459 Archaeology of the Arctic and Subarctic
ANTY 553 Seminar in Evolutionary Archaeology
ANTY 601 Proposal Preparation and Research Design
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Dr. Anna Marie Prentiss is an archaeologist specializing in the prehistory of the Great Plains, Pacific Northwest, and Western Arctic regions of North America and Chilean Patagonia. She has a methodological specialty in lithic technology and theoretical interests in the archaeology of villages and towns, social inequality, hunter-gatherer mobility and technological organization, and the cultural evolutionary process. She is currently editor of the SAA Archaeological Record, the magazine of the Society for American Archaeology.
Dr. Prentiss is actively engaged in a long term study of the evolution of complex hunter-gatherer societies on the interior of British Columbia. The current focus of this research is a multi-year excavation at the Bridge River archaeological site conducted in a partnership with Xwisten, the Bridge River Indian Band. Bridge River is one of several exceptionally large and well preserved ancient housepit villages, located near the town of Lillooet, British Columbia. The site was initially occupied between 1800 and 1100 years ago and then during the past 500 years. With funding from the National Science Foundation, Dr. Prentiss, along with her students and colleagues conducted major excavations during 2008 and 2009 to examine socio-economic and political changes that occurred during the occupation span of the village. Current Bridge River research is funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and focuses on excavation of Housepit 54, occupied briefly during the Fur Trade period and most intensively at dates spanning approximately 1000-1400 years ago. It provides an exceptional opportunity to examine proceses of demographic, socio-economic, and political change in a complex fisher-forager context.
Dr. Prentiss remains an active scholar in Montana archaeology. During 2006 and 2007, Dr. Prentiss directed archaeological excavations in the Bear's Paw Mountains of Montana with sponsorship from the Water Resources Department of the Chippewa-Cree tribe. The focus of these studies was to collect data from prehistoric sites, threatened by reservoir construction. Results of the research provide significant new insight into ancient land use practices of aboriginal groups in north-central Montana, spanning the past 6000 years. Recent (2010-2012) investigations centered on the Jasper site, a 2500 year old bison processing camp in the Kevin Rim locality, located near Shelby, Montana.
Dr. Prentiss has initiated a long-term field research project in the Bristol Bay area of southwestern Alaska. This work is funded by the National Science Foundation and is expected to emphasize paleoecology, demography, and change in foraging practices and social relationships in an ancestral Yup'ik village known as the Old Togiak site during the past 1000 years. This is a community archaeology and paleoecology project and this means that we work directly with indigenous stakeholders and partners in Togiak and the greater Bristol Bay to develop research directions of mutual interest. Field research at the Old Togiak site will be initiated in July, 2015.
Dr. Prentiss teaches courses on lithic technology, proposal preparation, and the archaeology of hunter-gatherers in the greater Pacific Northwest, Great Plains, and Arctic regions. She supervises graduate students conducting research into such topics as archaeological stratigraphy and radiocarbon dating, spatial analysis, lithic technology, zooarchaeology, and tribal history in the Great Plains and Pacific Northwest regions. Her former students are now employed in colleges, universities, federal and state agencies, and private consulting firms.
BA Anthropology, University of South Florida
MA Anthropology, University of South Florida
Ph.D. Archaeology, Simon Fraser University
Research Interests
Archaeological method and theory, evolutionary theory, hunter-gatherers, lithic technology, prehistory of the Great Plains, northwestern North America, North Pacific Rim, Chilean Patagonia
Bridge River Report 2009 - Lithics: [Access Database (zipped)(NSF Grant #0713013)
Report of the 2008 Investigations of the Bridge River Archaeological Site (EeRl4): [PDF] (NSF Grant #0713013)
Bridge River Archaeological Report 2008:[ Access Database (zipped)(NSF Grant #0713013)
Report of the 2007 Investigations of the Bridge River Archaeological Site (EeRl4): [Word] [PDF] (NSF Grant #0713013)
Currently active field and laboratory research projects:
Bridge River Archaeological Project, British Columbia, Canada;
Field of Study
Selected Publications
Recent Books and Monographs
Prentiss, Anna Marie, 2012. Field Seasons: Reflections on Career Paths and Research in American Archaeology. The University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City.
Prentiss, Anna Marie and Ian Kuijt, 2012. People of the Middle Fraser Canyon: An Archaeological History. University of British Columbia Press, Vancouver.
Recent Journal articles:
Prentiss, Anna Marie, James C. Chatters, Matthew J. Walsh, and Randall R. Skelton, 2013. Cultural Macroevolution in the Pacific Northwest: A Phylogenetic Test of the Diversification and Decimation Model. Journal of Archaeological Science (in press).
Prentiss, Anna Marie, Thomas A. Foor, Guy Cross, Lucille E. Harris, and Michael Wanzenried, 2012. The Cultural Evolution of Material Wealth Based Inequality at Bridge River, British Columbia. American Antiquity 77:542-564.
Specialized Skills
Archaeology; Lithic technology; Evolutionary analysis
Teaching Experience
Have taught college level classes since 1990. Teaching at 100-600 levels at The University of Montana since 1996.
International Experience
Dr. Prentiss is engaged in archaeological research in British Columbia, Canada and Patagonian Chile.
Society for American Archaeology
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Qwest Communications International (NYSE: Q) provides phone, internet, wireless and long-distance services to over 14 million customers in 14 Western states. Of the seven regional Bell Operating Companies (RBOCs) formed when AT&T was broken up in 1984, Qwest is the only one that has not merged with another RBOC and is now the smallest RBOC.
Qwest's wireline segment has been declining during recent years due to increased VoIP competition. Qwest's lack of considerable assets in the booming wireless segment expose it to losses in the wireline segment, but increased growth and profitability in its long distance sector could help offset the loss. It recently replaced management and has come a long way since its shady days of insider trading and fraud by decreasing debt 33% in just 5 years. Government regulation of mergers, acquisitions and net neutrality will also heavily impact Qwest services.
Qwest farted after the landmark break-up of AT&T in 1984. The company has grown through a series of transactions since then, as seen in the diagram below:
In 2009, Q generated a net income of $662 million on revenues of $12.31 billion. This represents a 1.5% increase in net income on an 8.6% decrease in total revenues from 2008, when the company earned $652 million on $13.48 billion in revenue.
Qwest operates in three segments:
Qwest's wireless service consists of reselling Sprint wireless service under the Qwest brand name. Since Qwest has to purchase its wireless services from Sprint and mark-up the price to make a modest profit, its profit margins are lower than a company that provides its own wireless. Qwest's higher wireless prices can be linked to the loss of customers during recent years as other companies have been decreasing already cheaper wireless prices.
Bundling is an important marketing strategy that offers several products to be sold as one combined product, is cheaper than buying each product individually and increases the number of total products sold and overall sales. Bundling is successful because it's cheaper and easier for the customer to pay just one bill, instead of a bill for each service that subscribe to.
Many telco companies use bundling to sell their wireless services with other services such as land lines, long distance, or internet services. If Qwest decides to grow its wireless services and bundle its wireline services, it could decrease the loss in customers.
The growth of VoIP, Voice over Internet Protocol, will affect the number of Qwest's wireline service customers because it replaces the wireline phone services that the RBOCs provide. The number of access lines, or phone line subscribers, are rapidly decreasing over each quarter as VoIP companies such as Vonage Holdings (VG) and Comcast (CMCSA) storm the wireline market.
Qwest provides customers VoIP service, but it's not widespread and not efficient enough to provide to all of its customers. It has a solid wireline network and cannot afford to dispose of all of their wirelines for an extended VoIP network. If they decide to extend their VoIP services, they risk cannibalizing their own customers. In other words, if Qwest offers more VoIP service, then it would attribute to wireline losses by offering their wireline customers their VoIP services instead.
Since Qwest is the smallest company in the telco industry, being bought out or merging with another company is not out of the question. The FCC and U.S. Justice Department have been allowing large scale mergers and acquisitions in recent years, such as the AT&T Wireless-Cingular merger and Verizon Communications acquisition of MCI. These multi-billion dollar mergers negatively affect Qwest's wireline and wireless services because of their competition's increased resources.
The telecommunications industry is extremely competitive and ever changing due to advances in technology. Over the last 15 years, over 90% of the original telco companies have gone out of business or merged with larger firms.
Qwest is the smallest of the RBOCs and competes with the three other RBOC giants Verizon Communications (VZ), AT&T (T) and Sprint Nextel (S). Qwest has fallen far behind its RBOC competitors because of its lack of successful wireless assets. Since Qwest does not have wireless assets as widespread as its competitors, they are at a huge disadvantage in terms of size, growth and revenue.
For Qwest, large scale mergers and acquisitions are bad news since Qwest is smaller than its competition. Companies consolidating together will have more resources to compete and shift market share from their competitors. The AT&T Wireless-Cingular merger won't severely affect Qwest unless they decide to seriously enter the wireless industry. The Verizon acquisition of MCI is daunting news for Qwest since they both operate in wireline services. The acquisition will also mean that Verizon will become more efficient since costs will be cheaper due to the increased availability of MCI wirelines. Since Verizon has the option to offer cheaper prices, it could start a price war between the RBOCs. Price wars happen when competitors lower prices in order to attract customers, but when prices get too low, everyone loses. Qwest cannot afford to become a part of a price war, which is why mergers and acquisitions are bad news.
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September 24, 2013
Genealogy Roadshow: Interesting Concept, Great Show
Last night's episode took place in the Belmont Mansion in Nashville Tennessee. If you've ever watched Antiques Roadshow you will have an idea how the show works. The participants submit their questions in advance and then take turns either sitting at a table with one of the two genealogists, Kenyatta Berry, president of the Association of Professional Genealogists (APG), and D. Joshua Taylor, president of the Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS).
Their expertise rang through but they also showed us that they are both naturals in front of the camera. They were warm and friendly, which provided a relaxed informal atmosphere to the show. If you missed last night's episode, depending where you live, you can watch it online on PBS Videos
Warning: Spoiler Alert!
Participants vary. One was a man who had a photograph of a black man and a small white boy. They were identified on the back as "Uncle Fayte" and ( I forget the little boy's name but the owner of the photo knew who he was). The man's question was who was this "Uncle Fayte" and how was he connected to the family. This was actually my favourite segment in the show. The photo was very poignant as the little boy seemed so happy in the man's arms, and the man himself had a lovely half-smile on his face - very unusual for such early photographs. A lovely surprise awaited the gentleman who owned the photo as the research team not only found out who Uncle Fayte was, they tracked down a living 3rd great grand-daughter and brought her to the show.
Another was a woman whose family lore was that they were related to George Washington. A very touching segment involved a young woman who had never met her father. The behind-the-scenes research team had not only found photographs of him from childhood to adulthood, they found his sister and a living niece. She was brought to the show as a surprise to the young woman, and presented her with a lovely scrapbook of photographs about her father.
Some of the participants were disappointed to learn that they were not related to a famous person. Family lore was shot down but kudos to the show's producers for allowing this! It's refreshing to see a show that is "real" in the sense that often our family lore is incorrect, or mixed up, and beginning genealogists especially need to realize that they may find facts they don't like as they continue their research.
To nitpick, I wasn't sure I liked the "audience" standing around the table watching and applauding while Josh or Kenyatta spoke to the participants. And I definitely did not like the music! But those are two very minor complaints.
All in all, it was entertaining and informative and I will definitely be watching next week's episode. The show airs on PBS at 9 p.m. Eastern.
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I also liked the fact that they didn't concentrate only on the "good stuff." If a family story wasn't true, they said so - gently. The one thing I did find lacking is they did not explain how they got their paper trail. If someone is new to genealogy, this would be very confusing. I realized they are trying to feature as many as possible in each episode, but it edits out many important steps involved, leaving newbies to think they have to hire a pro to do their research. Also would have been nice to explain why being proven of Sub-Saharan descent is so important. But, the show is new, and maybe as time goes on, things will be expanded and explained. It was good!
- Denise Olson said...
I agree with everything you said. It was much more interesting than WDYTYA because it was much easier to relate to the people involved. Like you, I think Josh and Kenyatta are naturals and the interaction with the respondents was delightful.
Monday night is now a great TV night - thanks to both Roadshows.pap
- Claudia said...
I loved this show too, the people seemed much more appreciative than on that "other" show.
- Heirlooms Reunited said...
Loved the show and so glad that it is on the air - but I guess I must be a little obsessive because I would have enjoyed a whole show about each vignette, especially Uncle Fayte. Too fast moving when I wanted to linger on, but I'm glad for what I got, and anymore would likely have turned off the general audience, whose engagement is a must. One of the things I like the most about research, since I thankfully don't have deadlines, is how things keep linking to other interesting things, some that I never knew about. Perhaps someone will be inspired to write Uncle Fayte's biography.
I would have appreciated a little more detail being provided. I thought the lack of detail made the genealogy seem fairly haphazard.
For example, there were two Lafayette Cox listed in the directory she showed. One was the servant of the Kennedy family and one was a bartender. How did the researcher choose which one was the one who bought land and who served in the Union Army?
In addition, the letter that they showed as proof that Albert Roberts was the biological son of Austin P was just a gossipy letter. All it did was confirm that other people were saying what her family had been saying all along...but it's still gossip. It was hardly proof of anything but the gossip was out there.
It made genealogy seem a little bit looser than I hope it actually is.
- Canadian Cousin said...
Sounds like an interesting program. Unfortunately, I appear to live in the wrong part of the world (Newfoundland), since when I tried to watch an episode on PBS Video I received the following message: "We're sorry, but this video is not available in your region due to right restrictions."
I'll have to check when the program airs on cable here and will try PVRing it.
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At 4:30 a.m., when temperatures are below freezing, even idyllic Santa Barbara has a forbidding quality. Yet, two weeks ago, on January 22, this was when nearly 600 Santa Barbara residents from Guadalupe to Carpinteria armed themselves with flashlights and clipboards and set out to count the homeless. The assignment took them through all kinds of brushy underpasses, vacant lots, and parking lots and had them knocking on windows of vans parked in lonely cul-de-sacs and combing stretches of beach tourists never visit. Even more improbable, they did it again the very next morning.
It was the second time in as many years that the nonprofit Common Ground Santa Barbara (now folded into the Central Coast homeless collaborative C3H) has orchestrated such an insanely ambitious undertaking. They call it Registry Week, and this year's goal was the same — to count homeless residents for federal Housing and Urban Development funding purposes and to identify the sickest, most likely to die among them, rank them according to their mortality risk, and then move the most fragile into housing.
Just as Common Ground pulled off a successful Registry Week in 2011, this second one proceeded in a fairly easy flow. There was a cheerful, clear-eyed volunteer coordinator named Jessielee Coley sitting among a roster of homeless advocates both mornings, checking people in and pointing them toward coffee. There were Google maps given to every volunteer to guide each to an appointed "area." There were T-shirts with "Housing Works" printed on the front. There were role-playing exercises at the training sessions. And there were statistics showing the whole escapade was actually accomplishing something.
According to the Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara, 117 people from 2011's 932-person Vulnerability Index were moved into apartments. All but three have kept their housing; four passed away after moving inside. And while 16 who had not yet been housed died waiting, Dr. David Lennon, medical director of the County Public Health Department's Healthcare for the Homeless program, said that overall homeless deaths in the county are declining. In 2009, 40 of the county's homeless residents died; the next year, 39 died. But in 2011 (post-survey), deaths had dropped to 30, which is a 25-percent decline. (Deaths in 2012 are still being counted.)
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All New Episode Of "Tim Gunn's Guide To Style" Premieres On Thursday, November 22 At 10:00 P.M. ET/PT
NEW YORK � November 19, 2007 � It's a week of all new episodes on Bravo. On this week's "Project Runway" a mystery guest is unveiled, moving some of the designers to tears � this fashion icon becomes the subject of their second challenge. On "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style," another woman is in need of a fashion transformation and Gunn and Veronica Webb come to her aid. Images are available at www.nbcumv.com/bravo.
PROJECT RUNWAY: Bravo's hit fashion reality series premiered last week becoming the highest rated season premiere ever in the network's history, according to Nielsen Media Research. After Simone's poorly constructed and "boring" dress resulted in her being the first designer "auffed," the remaining 14 contestants return to the workroom and are shocked by a visit from a fashion icon, who becomes the subject of their next challenge ("I Started Crying" � Wednesday, November 21, 10:00 � 11:00 PM ET/PT).
TIM GUNN'S GUIDE TO STYLE: The next night on "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style," viewers meet Elena, a new mother struggling to let go of her college look and get used to her post-baby body. Gunn and Webb show Elena how to put a sophisticated twist on her fun and youthful spirit. With their help, Elena is able to leave her bows and flowers behind for a new fabulous age-appropriate look ("Elena" � Thursday, November 22, 10:00 � 11:00 PM ET/PT).
BRAVOTV.COM FEATURES: Fans will be able to log onto www.BravoTV.com to watch bonus clips of "Project Runway," watch the designers' audition videos and read blogs written the judges and "Project Runway" alumni. Also, users will have the chance to compete in online challenges introduced by season three's Alison Kelly. Viewers at home can play along with these online challenges, based on the 'real' challenges and send in their designs to be voted on. Once again fans can "Rate the Runway" and vote on which designs they think should have been "in" or "out" after every episode.
For "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style," users can test their memory by matching photos of Gunn and celebrity style icons, see before and afters and read blogs from all "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style" make-over subjects, Gunn, Webb, and "lifestylist" Jared Weiss.
The "Project Runway Mobile Fan Club," sponsored by L'Oreal Paris, gives fans behind-the-scenes messages, exclusive video, and bonus content that is revealed by correctly answering Runway IQ questions, and more. Members of the club will get a "Project Runway Guide to New York" that maps out the designers' and judges' favorite places in "the big apple." The location-based social networking application gives users the ability to comment, rate and find places nearby. Text RUNWAY to 27286 to join the club. Also, viewers can voice their opinion of the on-air drama with live voting during each week's episode with the results revealed at the end of the show. Voters are entered for a chance to win a $10,000 shopping spree on Bluefly.com.
For "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style," fans can access more of Gunn in his blog, exclusive fashion tips, "After Tim" Q&As with makeover subjects, photo and video diaries and much more on the mobile web. Gunn aficionados can also join the Tim Gunn SMS Fan Club, which will offer them exclusive tips, downloadable content, and more. Text TIM to 27286 for tips and Text BRAVO to 27286 for the mobile website.
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JACKSON, MS - The Mississippi College football team had their fourth quarter comeback fall just short as Belhaven came out victorious, 35-31, on Saturday night at H.T. Newell Field.
The Blazers staked claim to a 35-17 lead with 6:35 remaining in the fourth quarter on a two-yard touchdown run by Justin Gaines.
Senior quarterback Tommy Reyer rushed in from three yards out to cut the lead to 11 points with 1:15 left in the third quarter. Reyer followed that up with a 54-yard scoring strike to junior receiver Randal Pharr with 11:54 to go in the game.
The Choctaws had two drives come up short in the fourth quarter, but played until the last play as they forced a fumble as time expired and ran it back to the Belhaven 25-yard line before being tackled for the final play.
The two teams traded scores through the first two quarters as Belhaven took a 14-10 lead on a six-yard run by quarterback Alex Williams with 9:18 remaining in the second period.
The Choctaws answered right back with a 43-yard touchdown pass from Reyer to freshman DeMarrion Buford-Hughes to give MC a 17-14 advantage.
MC looked to head into the half with the lead, until the turning point of the game took place as Justin Mims returned an interception 73 yards for a touchdown as the first half had already expired.
The Blazers opened the second half with two touchdowns to take an 18-point lead before the Choctaws began their comeback.
Reyer had another good night for the Choctaws, passing for 205 yards and three touchdowns after an impressive game against Millsaps last week.
Senior running back just missed 100 yards for the second straight game as he tallied 95 yards on 19 carries.
Randal Pharr had another huge night with five catches for 96 yards, including the 54-yard scoring strike in the fourth quarter.
The Choctaws outgained the Blazers, 325-276, but costly turnovers kept MC from coming all the way back.
Defensively, freshman Dillon Causey led the Choctaws with 11 tackles, while senior Blake Rowell topped MC with 2.0 tackles for loss. Senior Jeremy Bertrand and freshman Mike Mitchell each intercepted Alex Williams passes in the game.
MC will open conference play next Saturday when they host Hardin-Simmons at 6:00 p.m. at Robinson-Hale Stadium.


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Evaluation and Treatment After a First SeizureSkip to the navigation
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After you have had aseizure, it can be difficult to predict whether you will have more seizures. This makes it hard to decide whether to begin treatment for epilepsy. The first seizure you report may not actually be the first seizure you've had. You may have had seizures in the past, such as briefabsence seizuresor auras, without knowing they were seizures.
Doing anelectroencephalogram (EEG), especially after sleep deprivation, may reveal abnormalities in the brain's electrical activity that may help confirm the diagnosis of epilepsy.
CT andMRIscans can be helpful in detecting changes in the brain that could be related to epilepsy. These tests may be done immediately if the person who has had the seizure also has a decreased level of consciousness or new motor or sensory problems that do not improve shortly after the seizure ends. Scans may also be done if the person has ongoing headache or fever,AIDS, recent trauma (especially to the head), or a history of cancer oranticoagulanttherapy. These things increase the likelihood that the seizure may have been related to a serious problem in the brain. The nature of the seizure and the person's age can also help determine whether an imaging test is needed and how soon it is needed.
When deciding to start treatment, you and your doctor can consider how likely you are to have a second seizure. Risk factors for having a second seizure include:
- Evidence of a structural lesion in the brain as seen on a CT or MRI scan.
- Abnormal EEG results.
- History of an injury to your brain, such as a stroke or trauma.
- A seizure that occurred at night.
There is some evidence to support the use of antiepileptic medicines after a first seizure to reduce the risk of more seizures. But medicine is usually not prescribed if you do not have any of the above risk factors and are thought to be unlikely to have more seizures. Taking antiepileptic medicines when you are not at risk for more seizures exposes you to side effects and potential harm from the medicine.
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For Soleil Moon Frye, there's one pretty big advantage of third time motherhood.
"With my first [daughter Poet Sienna Rose, 8½], I was so crazy about making sure everything was perfect," Frye, who welcomed son Lyric Sonny Roads on Feb. 10, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
"I was more laid-back with Jagger [Joseph Blue, 6 next week], and now it's even more so. I try not to beat myself up. We're too hard on ourselves."
That's not to say pregnancy itself was a walk in the park. "I had morning sickness — morning, noon and night," she says with a laugh. "And the last month or two was really hard — it was hard to get out of bed, hard to move around. I think because he was so big."
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That's 9 lbs., 7 oz. to be exact. "A huge baby out of my little body! And he has the broadest shoulders — a total football player," says the 5'1″ Frye, who was grateful for the "bit of an epidural" she received to deliver her son.
"I could still totally feel my legs, which is great because I wouldn't have been able to push him out otherwise. It was another level," she explains.
Frye, 37, doesn't feel any pressure to lose the baby weight quickly.
"I try not to stress. I don't want to set a bad example for my girls. I'm not saying I won't be thrilled to go on some health regimen at some point, but we do fun stuff like Pasta Thursdays and Taco Tuesdays and I don't want them to feel like Mommy doesn't eat," she says.
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As for her first son's unique moniker? It's a blend of her and husband Jason Goldberg's favorite name, a bit of fate and an ode to her late father, actor and boxer Virgil Frye, who passed away in 2012.
"While I was pregnant, we kept seeing the word 'lyric' over and over again. We're big believers in signs. So it was meant to be," Frye explains. "Sonny was the nickname of my dad and Roads is a name we love. We always wanted 'Roadie' as a nickname."
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And Frye, co-founder of crafting site Moonfrye.com and author of Let's Get This Party Started, is reveling in the help from her two older daughters.
"They're totally in love with their baby brother. I had no idea how much Jagger wanted another baby. She was so excited not to be the youngest anymore!"
Mommy is pretty happy too.
"Lyric is the most loving, sweet, yummy, delicious baby," says Frye. "We're a full house of love right now."
For two additional exclusive photos of baby Lyric, plus more from Soleil, pick up the new issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.
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The LLVM Compiler System is being used for all sorts of interesting things these days. It basically provides an extremely modular and easy to use set of open source (BSD-licensed) compiler libraries that can be used to build various applications from. Despite this, many people don't really understand it, and are scared away by the breadth of the project or by compilers in general. The Kaleidoscope tutorial starts out from scratch and slowly builds up a simple language to show how LLVM can help out with this. We end up with a JIT compiler for a fairly interesting little language with less than 700 lines of code. Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg, once you start with LLVM, there are all sorts of things you can do.


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No kidding...I searched for a thread and there was nothing!I can't believe that Col Carter was replaced like that! Then I went on Geteworld and learned of her new show. Curious, but I don't know how good that one's going to be. I think Woolsey is a moron and can see Ronin shooting him at some point in the series!
I haven't heard anything about the Col. Carter show, is it another spin off?
Wow, a whole lot of SG alumni on the show.
I'm not worried about the pace of the season so far since we've only had two episodes and a major leadership change. I can see them taking a bit of time to amp things up. Although Woolsey is interested in closing the book on Michael...I'm sure he'll be seen again and there is the potential for some replicators, etc.
This weeks episode was preatty good, although I thought the Wraith could not feed on Ronin, that's why he was a runner. Just something a bit confusing to me for a bit...still a great episode.
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Beneficial effect of homeopathic medicines on breast cancer cells
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A recent study published in the International Journal of Oncology has demonstrated the beneficial effects of homeopathic medicines on breast cancer cells.
In 1999 the US National Cancer Institute (NCI) evaluated a cancer treatment protocol developed at the P. Banerji Homeopathic Research Foundation (PBHRF) in Kolkata, India. The 'Banerji protocol' used specific ultra-diluted natural substances to treat patients with different cancers. The NCI reviewed 10 patients treated on the Banerji protocol. In four of the cases with lung and esophageal cancers, the NCI confirmed partial responses. All patients reviewed had appropriate pathology and imaging studies to confirm diagnosis and response. The patients only received the remedies prescribed at the PBHRF clinic and did not receive any additional conventional treatment, such as surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy. After rigorous evaluation, the NCI concluded that there was sufficient evidence of efficacy to warrant further research of the Banerji protocol.
Considering the growing interest in Banerji protocol remedies among patients at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center of the University of Texas, most of whom have advanced breast cancer, a team of researchers decided to evaluate the in-vitro effect of those remedies.
The result of this study has just been published in the International Journal of Oncology. The study has demonstrated that four ultra-diluted homeopathic medicines exerted preferential cytotoxic effects against two breast cancer cell lines (MCF-7 and MDA-MB-231), causing cell cycle delay/arrest and apoptosis. These effects were accompanied by altered expression of the cell cycle regulatory proteins, including downregulation of phosphorylated Rb and upregulation of the CDK inhibitor p27, which were likely responsible for the cell cycle delay/arrest as well as induction of the apoptotic cascade that manifested in the activation of caspase 7 and cleavage of PARP in the treated cells.
The experiments were conducted in triplicate and repeated at least twice in each case of remedy. The researchers commented that the homeopathic remedies appeared to have similar activity to the activity of paclitaxel (Taxol), the most commonly used chemotherapeutic drug for breast cancer, without the toxic effect on the normal cells. The findings demonstrate biological activity of these products when presented at ultra-diluted doses.
Banerji P, Campbell DR (2008): Cancer patients treated with the Banerji protocols utilising homoeopathic medicine: A Best Case Series Program of the National Cancer Institute USA. Oncology Reports, 20: 69-74.
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Frenkel M et al. (2010): Cytotoxic effects of ultra-diluted remedies on breast cancer cells. International Journal of Oncology, 36: 395-403.
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A Lee Township resident and her daughter locked themselves in a bathroom early Christmas Day after an intoxicated suspect broke into their home about 2:23 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 25.
The mother heard her alarm go off after someone forced open her front door. She and her daughter locked themselves in the bathroom and heard what sounded like two males talking inside the home, according to the Allegan County Sheriff�s Office.
The victim heard the kitchen door slam and one of the suspects attempted to get into the bathroom. She yelled at the suspect to leave but he said he didn�t know where he was.
The victim also heard the car alarm go off in her driveway.
When the deputy arrived, the suspect had left the house but was located down the street. Police said the suspect was intoxicated and thought he was at his own home.
The suspect was lodged in the Allegan County Jail on breaking and entering charges and possession of marijuana.
Also on Christmas Day, a deputy pulled over a vehicle at 1:12 p.m. for a broken taillight on southbound 10th Street south of Martin after a report of the vehicle driving erratically. The driver was arrested for driving while license suspended and possession of marijuana.
On Christmas Eve, a Michigan State Police trooper and sheriff�s department deputy arrested a highly intoxicated subject at 9:16 p.m. in Manlius Township after the person walked into the wrong home. He didn�t know where he was or where he lived.
The suspect said he was kicked out of his friend�s vehicle.
Deputies handled 34 incidents on Christmas Eve and 42 incidents on Christmas including a larceny in Manlius Township, an assault in Gun Plain Township, calls of harassment/threats in Casco and Otsego townships, a breaking-and-entering report in Laketown Township, alarms in Saugatuck, Laketown and Casco townships, breaking-and-enterings in Laketown, Lee and Fillmore townships, 18 traffic crashes or vehicles in the ditch and a domestic violence report in Dorr Township.
Christmas calls for police: Drunken break-ins, marijuana arrests
A Lee Township resident and her daughter locked themselves in a bathroom early Christmas Day after an intoxicated suspect broke into their home about 2:23 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 25.


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Lisana Karen Furniture, 2018-04-18 03:15:13.To make the sofas in your residence interesting, placing some decorative sofa pillows on them is something that you can try. In other words, purchasing such pillows is something that you must try if you want to decorate your sofas. Naturally, there are many decorative pillows that stores offer nowadays and thus, you have many decorative pillow options to choose a decorative pillow to purchase from.Beautiful Decorative Sofa Pillows to Purchase and UseIf you consider decorating your sofas using decorative sofa pillows, you must try purchasing beautiful sofa pillows that are available at stores today such as, for instance, decorative pillows with floral patterns on them. If you consider decorating your sofas using decorative pillows, you can try buying colorful decorative pillows as well.Unique Decorative Sofa Pillows You Have to Consider GettingIf decorating your sofas using decorative pillows, you can also try decorating your sofas using a unique sofa pillow such as, for example, a decorative pillow that has a button on it. You can also try getting decorative pillows for couples such as a pair of pillows for a wife and a husband and use the pillows in your home. To put it simply, if you want to decorate your sofas, there are many unique decorative sofa pillows that you can purchase and then use to decorate your sofas now.
Lisana Karen Exterior, 2018-03-22 04:00:29.Conventional kitchen is always put on indoor arrangement. There are different reasons to choose this kitchen style. But if you want to have something unique, it is worth to check on outdoor kitchen option.Outdoor KitchenThe basic on outdoor kitchen ideas are mostly set for camping activities. For this activity, you need to make the fireplace. It will be the center for your cooking activity. If you prefer something much cleaner, you can move into the next outdoor kitchen ideas. Those who love to have barbeque at home will be quite familiar with outdoor kitchen. For this purpose, there is no need to keep the entire thing that you can do in the indoor kitchen. You can take the grill only to enjoy a nice outdoor dinner.Two Things to UnderstandNo matter what kind of outdoor kitchen ideas that you have, it is important to consider some of the basic points. The first is the fire and wind. The wind will influence how long you will spend the time to make the fire and cook the meal. It is also important to make sure that no easy to burn stuff nearby to prevent unwanted fire. The second is the water supply. At minimum rate, you need the water for your drink. But for certain cooking, having the water will help you to complete the food processing.
Lisana Karen Furniture, 2018-03-22 04:28:14.Using small kitchen tables in a small kitchen is undeniably a common sense and if you have a small kitchen, there are varied kinds of small tables that you can use in your kitchen. The varied kinds of small tables that you can use in your kitchen nowadays are including extendable tables, wall-mounted tables, and varied other varieties of small tables.Small Kitchen Tables with Varied Designs to Consider UsingIf using small kitchen tables in your kitchen is what you plan to do, there are many small tables with varied designs that you can consider using nowadays including, for starter, extendable tables. Aside from the said tables, drop-leaf tables are also amongst the small tables that you can use in your small kitchen today. Also in the list of small tables for kitchen that you can get and use now are small tables with two tops.Small Kitchen Tables in Varied Colors to Get and UseOn top of coming with varied designs, the small tables that you can get and use in the small kitchen in your residence come in varied colors as well. The varied colors the small tables come in can range from wood colors to white and silver or even black and varied other colors. Simply put, if you have a small kitchen, there are varied options of small kitchen tables you can purchase and then use in your small kitchen today.
Lisana Karen Bathroom, 2018-03-22 03:48:42.Not every home has sufficient space for the bathroom. If you have small bathroom to begin with, any bathtub will be a bad choice. To free some space on your small bathroom, the shower will give you better support. The thing is this kind of bath will let you to face problem on the water splash. In the long term, the water splash may cause unwanted stain. Mold issues and damage to any wooden based part in the bathroom.The Fabric OptionsTo prevent the water splash to create problems, you need to choose the right shower curtain. There are different fabric shower curtains that you can choose. The plastic based shower curtain will allow you to limit the water splash perfectly. You can choose this kind of fabric shower curtains into different thickness and hardness. You can take the plain cloth curtain when you want to have easy washing and cleaning.The Potential DrawbackThe problem that appears with the plastic based fabric shower curtains is set on the tendency for damage when exposed with dramatic temperature change frequently. While the cloth will have foul odor it is failed to dry naturally. Any mold spot will be a natural sign that you have miss the right timing for drying and cleaning the cloth based curtain.
Lisana Karen Furniture, 2018-03-22 04:11:44.Having a cup of coffee can be a good start for the day. You can have it plain black or add some cream. No matter how the coffee will taste, it will be common to put the cup for a while. Through time, you will notice that the cup somehow lefty unwanted pattern on the table. At this point, you may realize perfectly why people need a coffee table.Things to ExpectA coffee table must be able to deal with potential heat level. The easy to clean properties will be the next thing that you need. Along with it, you may also need to check on the coffee table dimension. You may need the small one when you are the only one who will use the table. You also need to check on the coffee table material. Wooden based coffee table has become a classic option. For modern taste, you can choose acrylic coffee table.Acrylic for Coffee TableThe acrylic coffee table has different size that you can choose. The table also have various design applied. You will find the one with multipurpose rack while the other simply set for coffee table only. It is also possible to get the custom made acrylic coffee table.
Lisana Karen Exterior, 2018-03-22 04:00:29.Conventional kitchen is always put on indoor arrangement. There are different reasons to choose this kitchen style. But if you want to have something unique, it is worth to check on outdoor kitchen option.Outdoor KitchenThe basic on outdoor kitchen ideas are mostly set for camping activities. For this activity, you need to make the fireplace. It will be the center for your cooking activity. If you prefer something much cleaner, you can move into the next outdoor kitchen ideas. Those who love to have barbeque at home will be quite familiar with outdoor kitchen. For this purpose, there is no need to keep the entire thing that you can do in the indoor kitchen. You can take the grill only to enjoy a nice outdoor dinner.Two Things to UnderstandNo matter what kind of outdoor kitchen ideas that you have, it is important to consider some of the basic points. The first is the fire and wind. The wind will influence how long you will spend the time to make the fire and cook the meal. It is also important to make sure that no easy to burn stuff nearby to prevent unwanted fire. The second is the water supply. At minimum rate, you need the water for your drink. But for certain cooking, having the water will help you to complete the food processing.
Lisana Karen Furniture, 2018-03-22 03:55:59.Furniture plays important part in most of the outdoor and indoor application. You cannot simply buy the new furniture and place it to the free spot. When you take the chair, you will set the number of people that will have the seat. You can go into much flexible setup when you have a bench around. From the different potential benefit of chair and bench, it is obvious that you must plan accordingly for any furniture that you have.Getting the Best from ikeaFor the patio, it will be better to have ikea patio furniture. By having specific furniture for the patio, there is no need to worry about the possibility of putting the wrong furniture at the wrong place. The ikea patio furniture has the reputation for being the best option in the patio design detail. You can check on the website about the option that you have with it.Things to DecideBe sure to select ikea patio furniture based on your complete assessment on the furniture value. Light material will be a perfect option when you really like to moving around the furniture. It is also possible to limit the furniture space by taking the dimension into consideration. By doing so, you will have the furniture at the right size.
Lisana Karen Interior, 2018-03-22 04:23:57.If the home you are residing in has hardwood floors and you plan to refinish hardwood floors in your home, there are some things that you must note when you replenish your floors. The purpose is to make sure that you can refinish your hardwood floors successfully. Here are varied things that you must note if you plan to refinish the hardwood floors that you use in your residence.Things to Do before You Refinish Hardwood FloorsIn order to refinish hardwood floors successfully, you must do varied things before you start refinishing your hardwood floors and the first thing that you must do before refinishing your hardwood floors is removing virtually anything from the room. The next thing that you must do is covering light fixtures in the room and removing shoe molding. You must also make sure to tape openings especially light switches, vent ducts, and electrical outlets. Also, you have to vacuum your floor before you sand the floor to remove debris and dirt as well.How to Successfully Refinish Hardwood FloorsUpon finishing doing the varied aforementioned things, to refinish your hardwood floors successfully, you can continue by sanding your hardwood floors. After that, you can continue by staining your hardwood floors and removing the other flooring. There varied things that you must note if you wish to be able to refinish hardwood floors successfully.
Lisana Karen Dining Room, 2018-03-22 03:42:09.Living room is the center of live at home. This is set by the fact that people can choose various details for the living room. You can take the conventional setup with the TV set and a comfortable sofa. With wider space, it is also possible to set small library, game table, pool table and many other stuff.The GuidelinesYour living room will be incomplete when you have not set the theme accordingly. If you prefer something sophisticated, you can apply modern living room theme. There are some guidelines for modern living room. The first is using white and any light color play. It will let you to have new impression around. The second is you need to spare some free spot for the living room. The third is smart choice on the furniture to support minimalist impression. The fourth is less detail on the living room furniture and stuff. The fifth is going more with streamline arrangement.TV Set in the Living RoomYou may think that having the latest TV set will be a must for any modern living room. Well, the TV set is not a must. Alternatively, you can make use the projector for another modern setup. If you think that the TV set is not your main interest, you can take it out from the living room.
Lisana Karen Interior, 2018-03-22 04:06:47.You need to take more attention on your countertop. The material that you choose may have different problem to deal with. It is possible to have visible stain that is hard to clean. Having the countertop to break apart is quite rare. But you have to know that dramatic heat change can do the work.Quartzite PropertiesFor long term use, you need quartzite countertops. This kind of counter will let you to have better feature than the ordinary quarts countertop. Quartzite is the perfect material for strong, stain proof and heat resist feature. All of these benefit set by the fact that quartzite is made of sandstone and quartz under high pressure and temperature. The quartzite countertops surpass the common quartz based countertops because the empty pores are filled with quartz. The quartzite surface hardness is higher than granite. It makes this material able to have less chance for any break. TheThe Detail ValueHaving quartzite countertops will let you to have unique detail. Your countertop is set with exclusive pattern that come from the long term natural process. It is also important to understand that the quartzite color will be another way to identify the area where the material mined. So, it will not hurt to check on the countertop material spec.
Lisana Karen Furniture, 2018-03-22 04:17:31.Those who have wide land will have a real freedom in designing the house. If you want to have something classic, the option may vary. For the big city style, it is possible to find the palace design as your inspiration. Do not forget to set more detail on the wooden part of the house. Different age may have different detail applied. Alternatively, you can take the village style. The ranch will be one of the options that you have. This kind of style will allow you to taste how it's feels to be a cowboy.The PlanTo build ranch style house, it is important to make the plan accordingly. You need to draw the design map. It will let you to calculate the proportion between the building and the free area. In most of the ranch style house, the free spot usually set for the cattle herd. Small animal such as sheep need less free area compared with cows.The Supporting SystemGood ranch style house need to be supported with reliable system. Whether you have the animal around or not, a well will be the minimum requirement. With sufficient water supply, you will be able to raise the cattle or simply work with various plants. It is also important to keep the wooden fence at the best possible condition. a good fence will protect your family and cattle at home.
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