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Itching, diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss and mild anemia are flatworm symptoms in dogs. The diarrhea may also be bloody. Increased levels of protein and calcium levels in the blood are more red flags.
An infected dog may lick the anus excessively to alleviate itching, or it may scoot the anus across carpeting for relief. Dogs can get these parasites through fleas that eat tapeworm eggs, and dogs that lick itchy areas may ingest fleas that carry the eggs. Tapeworm hatchlings then gravitate to the intestinal lining. The parasites also enter the stomach, and they can cause vomiting. The eggs can enter the bloodstream and internal organs as well, resulting in further complications.
Intestinal eggs are expelled through fecal matter. Once the feces is dry, the eggs are free to travel, and they hatch in water. Flatworms are most commonly found in the waters of Louisiana, Texas, Florida and North Carolina. The worms use snails as hosts to enter maturity. Dogs are most at risk during the summer months, a time when the snail population is highest. The parasite is most active during the morning, and it lives for 24 hours when outside of a host.
Minimizing the spread of fleas stops the problem before it begins, and disposal of feces is crucial. Proper sanitation and hygiene are further safety precautions. Dogs and humans should avoid waters that may be infected. Deworming is an effective treatment method for infected dogs.

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Early St. Mark the Evangelist Parish History
In 1964, Sunday Mass was first held in a Plano community center served by the Paulist Fathers from St. Paul the Apostle Parish in Richardson, Texas. Due to the increase in response, space was leased in a nearby public elementary school for Mass, Church services, and faith formation classes. In 1965, the Diocese of Dallas purchased 10 acres at the intersection of Highway 544 (15th Street) and Alma Drive in Plano, Texas. The new church facility was completed in September 1968.
In 1976, St. Mark the Evangelist Parish was the only Catholic community in Plano. It grew so rapidly that three additional parishes were established in the area. In 1978, plans for a permanent church and rectory for St. Mark began. The new church building was dedicated on January 18, 1981. The former church was remodeled to provide classrooms for faith formation and a new Catholic elementary school.
By 1988, the parish campus grew to include the present sanctuary, an enlarged activity building that includes a cafetorium, two gymnasiums, and a two-story multi-office building which is the present pastoral center.
St. Mark Today
St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Community has grown from 325 families in 1966 to over 9,500 households of faith. Our programs for faith formation for children serve 1,300. The St. Mark Catholic School (preschool through eighth grade) has grown from 113 students with a faculty of 8 members to its present size of over 750 students and 60 faculty members. The St. Mark Preschool serves 100 three and four year olds. The St. Mark Child Development Center provides daily care for 120 children and over 50 children in the after-school program. An impressive number of ministries and organizations serve the needs of the St. Mark parishioners on an ongoing basis. A large number of volunteers offer their time and talents to keep St. Mark the Evangelist vital and active.
In March 2009, St. Mark purchased the Legacy Bank building and the bank continued to lease it until September 2010. The remodeling project began in December 2010. Our New Parish Center was completed August 2011. This New Parish Center includes two halls, available for rental, and the Parish offices.
Over the years, St. Mark the Evangelist has welcomed parishioners of many diverse backgrounds and cultures all of whom enrich our community. We are blessed with a large Spanish-speaking community and offer three of our Sunday liturgies in Spanish. At any Mass at St. Mark, you will find a diverse Body of Christ, bringing many gifts to the whole community. There are many opportunities to answer our Baptismal Call of Service and we invite all parishioners to be involved in areas that most fit their spiritual, individual and family needs.


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Nepal's massive earthquake on April 25, 2015 devastated children and families in the impoverished nation. A 7.9 magnitude earthquake--the worst disaster in Nepal in over 80 years--killed more than 8,000 people to date and damaged or destroyed hundreds of thousands of homes, schools, health facilities and infrastructure in the mountainous central region surrounding the capital of Kathmandu. It also caused damage and deaths in China and India.
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A Recipe For Saving America's Dying Cities
By Fusion
October 28, 2016
"Mayor Pete" is bringing this dying Indiana city back to life. Could he actually make America great again?
The First Gay President?
By Frank Bruni, The New York Times
June 11, 2016
South Bend, Ind. — IF you went into some laboratory to concoct a perfect Democratic candidate, you'd be hard pressed to improve on Pete Buttigieg, the 34-year-old second-term mayor of this Rust Belt city, where he grew up and now lives just two blocks from his parents.
Education? He has a bachelor's from Harvard and a master's from Oxford, where he was a Rhodes Scholar.
Public service? He's a lieutenant in the Navy Reserve. For seven months in 2014, he was deployed to Afghanistan — and took an unpaid leave from work in order to go.
He regularly attends Sunday services at his Episcopal church. He runs half-marathons. His TEDx talk on urban innovation in South Bend is so polished and persuasive that by the end of it, you've hopped online to price real estate in the city.
And though elective office was in his sights from early on, he picked up some experience in the private sector, including two years as a consultant with McKinsey. He describes that job in politically pitch-perfect terms, as an effort to learn how money moves and how data is mined most effectively.
Two years ago, The Washington Post called him "the most interesting mayor you've never heard of."
And that was before he came out. He told his constituents that he was gay in an op-ed that he wrote for the local newspaper last June, during his re-election campaign. Then he proceeded, in November, to win 80 percent of the vote — more than the first time around.
But what happens if he aims higher than this primarily Democratic city of roughly 100,000 people — which he's almost sure to? Is there now a smudge on that résumé, or could he become yet another thrilling symbol of our country's progress?
And though elective office was in his sights from early on, he picked up some experience in the private sector, including two years as a consultant with McKinsey. He describes that job in politically pitch-perfect terms, as an effort to learn how money moves and how data is mined most effectively.
Two years ago, The Washington Post called him "the most interesting mayor you've never heard of."
And that was before he came out. He told his constituents that he was gay in an op-ed that he wrote for the local newspaper last June, during his re-election campaign. Then he proceeded, in November, to win 80 percent of the vote — more than the first time around.
But what happens if he aims higher than this primarily Democratic city of roughly 100,000 people — which he's almost sure to? Is there now a smudge on that résumé, or could he become yet another thrilling symbol of our country's progress?
He wrote back "explaining how what I was doing was the same kind of thing a straight couple would do," he told me. "I didn't go in there to discuss L.G.B.T. issues. I went in there to bring a cup of coffee to somebody that I love."
"But it was one of those moments," he added, "when I realized we can't quite go around as if it were the same."
South Bend is Indiana's fourth largest city and abuts the University of Notre Dame, where both of Buttigieg's parents have taught. It was once famous for its Studebaker auto assembly plant, but that closed more than half a century ago, prompting a painful decline.
Buttigieg has worked to reverse it. His "1,000 houses in 1,000 days" campaign demolished or repaired that many abandoned homes. New construction and the dazzling River Lights public art installation, which bathes a cascading stretch of South Bend's principal waterway in a rainbow of hues, are reinvigorating the city center. And the old Studebaker plant is at long last being renovated — into a mix of office, commercial, residential and storage space.
All of that could set Buttigieg up for a Senate or gubernatorial bid down the line. So could his sharp political antenna. He saw the future: In 2000, he won the nationwide J.F.K. Profile in Courage Essay Contest for high school students with a tribute to a certain congressman named Bernie Sanders.
"Politicians are rushing for the center, careful not to stick their necks out on issues," he wrote, exempting Sanders and crediting him with the power "to win back the faith of a voting public weary and wary of political opportunism."
He seems always to say just the right thing, in just the right tone. When I asked why he signed up for the Navy Reserve, he cited his experience canvassing for Barack Obama in Iowa in 2008.
"So many times, I would knock and a child would come to the door — in my eyes, a child — and we'd get to talking and this kid would be on his way to basic training," he remembered. "It was like this whole town was emptying itself out into the military." But very few of the people he knew from Harvard or Oxford signed up.
When I asked where the Democratic Party errs, he said that too many Democrats "are not yet comfortable working in a vocabulary of 'freedom.' Conservatives talk about freedom. They mean it. But they're often negligent about the extent to which things other than government make people unfree."
"And that is exactly why the things we talk about as Democrats matter," he continued. "You're not free if you have crushing medical debt. You're not free if you're being treated differently because of who you are. What has really affected my personal freedom more: the fact that I don't have the freedom to pollute a certain river, or the fact that for part of my adult life, I didn't have the freedom to marry somebody I was in love with? We're talking about deep, personal freedom."
HE also challenged the degree to which some Democrats "participate in the fiction that if we just turn back the clock and get rid of trade, everybody can get their manufacturing jobs back. There are a lot of people who think they lost their jobs because of globalization when they actually lost their jobs because of technology."
The solution, he said, isn't isolationism, protectionism and nostalgia. It's new skills and a next generation of products and services.
Did I mention that he speaks passable Arabic? Or that he's an accomplished musician who played piano with the South Bend Symphony Orchestra in 2013 for a special performance of "Rhapsody in Blue"?
Or that he recently won a J.F.K. New Frontier Award, given annually to a few Americans under 40 whose commitment to public service is changing the country?
The daunting scope of his distinctions may be his greatest liability. (How many accolades named after J.F.K. can one man collect?)
That and his precociousness. Before his mayoralty, he ran an unsuccessful campaign for state treasurer of Indiana. He was 28.
So he's not the most relatable pol in the pack. The laboratory would fix that.
Or maybe he's fixing it himself. I last saw him at South Bend's minor league baseball park, where he was chowing down on an all-American supper of nachos smothered in strips of fatty beef and a pale yellow goo. It looked like training for the Iowa State Fair.
Give him some Tums. And keep an eye on him.
South Bend Reaches Housing Goal
South Bend reaches vacant and abandoned housing goal
By Erin Blasko, The South Bend Tribune
September 23, 2015
SOUTH BEND — The city of South Bend marked the end Tuesday of an effort to address 1,000 vacant and abandoned houses in 1,000 days.
Despite early setbacks related to the weather and asbestos issues, the city reached the milestone 62 days ahead of schedule.
Of the 1,016 houses addressed over the past two-plus years, 512 were demolished or deconstructed and 378 were repaired, according to information provided by the city.
Another 126 have been contracted for demolition by the city or as part of a federally funded Blight Elimination Program administered by the state.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg said he expects the majority of the houses under contract for demolition to come down before the Nov. 24 deadline.
"This is a good day, and I'm excited for the road ahead in our community," the mayor said during a press conference Monday in front of a restored home in the 600 block of Clemens Street.
He described the achievement as "a great landmark in this administration and the life of the city."
Praise for the initiative has not been universal.
Notably, critics have complained that the effort has focused too much on demolition and not enough on repair, and that the city has done a poor job maintaining the resulting vacant lots.
Pressed on the issue as a candidate, Buttigieg convened a Vacant and Abandoned Housing Task Force shortly after taking office in January 2012.
The task force delivered a report on the problem in April of the following year, at which time the mayor announced the 1,000 house goal.
Speaking Monday, Buttigieg estimated about 300 vacant and abandoned houses remain in the city, noting the problem "is never 100 percent solved" but is now "manageable."
"We had all kinds of challenges, and we learned a lot of lessons the hard way," he said of the process. "But we learned as a community that we do have what it takes to address the problem."
The city spent about $10 million tackling the issue, which included about $8.5 million in local funds and about $1.5 million in federal funds, Buttigieg said.
Most of the local funding came from the settlement of environmental claims related to the old Studebaker and Oliver industrial sites and from economic development income tax revenue, he said.
Buttigieg said the city will remain focused on the problem moving forward, "but now it's more about holding the line and looking to the future."
There also are plans to reconvene the Vacant and Abandoned Housing Task Force, he said, to discuss lessons learned and next steps.
Buttigieg Rolls to Victory
Pete Buttigieg rolls to victory in South Bend mayoral primary
By Jeff Harrell, The South Bend Tribune
May 6, 2015
SOUTH BEND--In his first re-election bid, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg easily fended off a Democratic primary challenge from council member Henry Davis Jr., taking 78 percent of the vote Tuesday.
Seeking his second term, Buttigieg made a stronger showing than his first campaign in the 2011 primary. He won 8,369 votes Tuesday, up from 7,663 votes in 2011 when he ran against Democrats Mike Hamann, Ryan Dvorak and Barrett Berry.
"We think it's a very strong vote of confidence in our administration, our way of doing business and our team," Buttigieg told The Tribune at the West Side Democratic and Civic Club, moments after it became clear he had won. "We're thrilled with the results."
But the 2,405 people who voted for Davis weren't lost on the mayor.
"I'm going to do everything I can to convince everyone who voted a different way that we deserve their support," he said.
Buttigieg has pointed to a declining unemployment rate — down 4.5 points since he took office in 2012 — fewer vacant and abandoned houses, new development downtown and lower levels of crime as reasons for optimism.
He also noted ongoing infrastructure improvements related to the "Smart Streets" program and recent economic development announcements linked to $180 million in new investment and as many as 1,400 new jobs.
"Over the last four years we've been able to build a phenomenal record of results for the people of South Bend," Buttigieg told supporters at the club.
Davis, on the other hand, has said the city is in worse shape under Buttigieg, citing a rising homicide rate, lack of downtown development, too much poverty, and too many vacant and dilapidated houses being demolished instead of repaired.
After the results came in Tuesday night, Davis said he had expected to win.
"Things didn't pan out the way we wanted them to pan out, obviously," Davis said. "But I think we did a pretty good job of presenting the issues that affect South Bend. We have 30 percent of people living in poverty, 75 percent of children on free or reduced lunches. These numbers ... speak to a level of apathy here in South Bend. An election with less than 10,000 votes dictates who can continue to be in leadership roles while those things are not be attended to."
About 12 percent of registered voters cast ballots countywide, down from 16 percent in the 2011 primary when no incumbent was running, and up slightly from 10 percent in 2007.
Davis said he didn't know what the city's poverty and free/reduced lunch rate statistics were before Buttigieg took office, "but nothing is being done to change them.
"Smart Streets don't change that. Tearing down homes doesn't change that. We're dealing with bricks and mortar. We're not dealing with social and economic conditions of the people we have in the city."
Davis said he hadn't yet thought about what he will do when his council term expires at the end of the year. His only employment is his council seat, typically regarded by council members as a part-time role.
Buttigieg in the Nov. 3 general election will face Kelly S. Jones, a small business owner who ran unopposed in the Republican primary.
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Mayor Pete Announces Endorsements
SOUTH BEND--Today, Mayor Pete Buttigieg announced the endorsement of a range of organizations in his bid for reelection.
These organizations include: International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) Local 362 PAC, International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) Local 150, Sheet Metal Workers Local 20, Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters, and the Chamber of Commerce of St. Joseph County.
Mayor Buttigieg also received endorsements from the Chamber of Commerce and IAFF during his first run for mayor in 2011.
"Throughout this campaign, we've seen a broad base of support from voters across the city. Receiving the endorsement from these organizations is further evidence of that support," said Alex Rosselli, Mayor Buttigieg's campaign manager. "In the days leading up to the election, we've had volunteers in the office every day making phone calls and knocking on doors around the city. It's clear that voters are excited about the progress that we've made over the past few years, and want to continue our city's forward momentum."
Buttigieg, Davis Square-Off
Pete Buttigieg and Henry Davis Jr. square off in South Bend mayor's race
Dem mayoral candidates develop their own vision for South Bend
By Erin Blasko, The South Bend Tribune
April 19, 2015
SOUTH BEND -- Is South Bend in peril or on the mend?
How voters answer that question is likely to determine the outcome of the race for the Democratic nomination for mayor between incumbent Pete Buttigieg and challenger Henry Davis Jr.
The winner will face Kelly Jones, the only Republican candidate, in the general election.
A South Bend native, Buttigieg has spent much of his first term charting a course for recovery for the city after years of decline linked to shifts in the broader economic landscape and the recent recession.
In speeches and public comments, he points to a declining unemployment rate -- down 4.5 points since he took office 2012 -- fewer vacant and abandoned houses, new development downtown and lower levels of crime as reasons for optimism.
Also: ongoing infrastructure improvements related to the "Smart Streets" program and recent economic development announcements linked to $180 million in new investment and as many as 1,400 new jobs.
As part of the Smart Streets effort, the Common Council recently approved a $25 million bond to convert Main and Michigan streets from one-way to two-way and improve Lincoln Way West and Western Avenue --something Davis opposed as misplaced priority.
Buttigieg also points to efforts to make local government more user-friendly.
He has introduced a 311 customer service line, he notes, simplified the tax abatement process, created an online open data portal and established a single point of contact in the Department of Community Investment.
He has also pushed for parks improvements, he notes, via a $5.6 million parks bond approved by the Common Council in January.
As with the Smart Streets bond, Davis opposed the parks bond. He questioned the size of the bond and expressed concern that the proceeds had not been earmarked for specific projects.
If re-elected to a second term, Buttigieg said he would work to improve public transportation, which can be a barrier to employment, and establish universal prekindergarten education in the city.
He would also look for ways to reduce the cost of an ongoing, federally mandated $600 million sewer project.
"The bottom line is, I think I can say with confidence that South Bend is better off than it was three years ago," the Harvard University and University of Oxford alum said in a recent interview.
'It's empty'
Davis, by contrast, describes the city as in peril, saddled by unsustainable debt despite a strong AA credit rating and suffering under what he calls corrupt, incompetent leadership.
He describes the mayor's policies as inadequate in addressing the problems of crime, poverty, unemployment and inequality in the community.
On poverty, the Earlham College alum points to the fact that 30 percent of the city's residents live at or below the poverty line, while 74 percent of students qualify for free or reduced lunch.
He also accuses the mayor of steering no-bid city contracts to political friends and donors and of violating basic principles of transparency in matters such as the controversial wiretapping of police department phones.
As evidence of the former, he points to the list of donors to the mayor's campaign, which includes a number of contractors that do business with the city.
Those companies also contribute to many other campaigns, both Republican and Democrat.
"Have you seen his campaign expense report?" Davis asked a reporter. "That's why he does it. That's how you get $300,000 for a municipal race."
Buttigieg has referred to such accusations as patently false.
Davis, for his part, said he also would accept contributions from contractors, but that he would not let those contributions influence the process.
Davis also opposes the Smart Streets Program and the Vacant and Abandoned Housing Initiative, which has led to the repair or removal of more than 800 houses since 2013.
He describes the former as wasteful and ill-conceived and the latter as destructive to the extent it focuses too much on removal and not enough on repair.
"You're talking about tearing down homes as the answer to redevelopment," he scoffed.
"The main reason we're doing this is because the neighbors have been demanding it," Buttigieg countered. "When a house that is beyond repair stands there for years, it harms the people that live nearby."
Davis also accuses the mayor of misrepresenting crime data in an attempt to downplay the problem, referring to claims crime in the city is at a 20-year low as "ridiculous" in light of a severe uptick in homicides last year.
He said he would focus on community policing and minority recruitment as ways to address crime. He would also establish police substations in high-crime neighborhoods, he said.
As for downtown, he describes it as "failing."
"You hear about how great downtown is doing, downtown is not doing great at all. As a matter of fact downtown is failing," he said. "It's gone, it's zero, it's empty. The lights are turned off."
He also questions the mayor's contention that the city contributed to the creation of more than 1,400 jobs last year.
"The truth is the actual job gain here is probably less than 100," he said, noting not all of the jobs touted have come online yet and that the numbers do not include concurrent job losses.
Overall, the city has added more than 3,600 jobs since January 2012, according to the state Department of Workforce Development. At the same time, labor force participation has ticked up 5 percent.
Davis points to his work to prevent illegal parking and dumping in the city, slow the demolition of vacant and abandoned houses, and save occupied homes along Fellows Street from demolition as part of a street-widening project.
As for why he's running, "We need to restore justice and fairness in the city of South Bend," Davis said.
But Davis has his own issues to contend with.
A lightning rod for controversy, he spent much of 2014 on the defensive after posting an obscene photo of a man and a dog to his Facebook page and sharing an objectionable tweet about Republicans and abortion.
He was also arrested and booked on multiple counts of operating while intoxicated and reckless driving in July, when he was stopped for driving the wrong way on the U.S. 20 Bypass.
That arrest, which he later blamed on an adverse reaction to a new multiple sclerosis medication, led to a reckless driving conviction, probation and substance abuse education.
Davis is also the subject of a lawsuit that accuses him of libeling four police officers in a letter to the Department of Justice in May 2014 related to the police tapes controversy.
He refused to address or even acknowledge those issues in a recent interview. Previously, however, he has blamed the media for the problem.
"Don't' believe what the media says," he told WNIT's "Politically Speaking" recently. "Yes, I've had less than desirable decisions that have happened ... but at the level some of these things have been taken to, I question the truthfulness about all of it."
Buttigieg has also faced criticism over past decisions
Notably, critics have questioned his handling of the police tapes controversy, which has divided the community and cost taxpayers more than $1 million in legal and settlement fees.
The problem, which dates to the previous administration, involves accusations of racism and criminal activity related to conversations recorded on a police department telephone line over a period of several months in 2010 and 2011.
As a member of the Common Council, Davis voted to subpoena the city for access to the recordings. The now 3-year-old case is currently making its way through the state and federal court systems.
Buttigieg is not opposed to the release of the tapes, but wants the courts to decide what can and cannot be released in order to avoid potential invasion of privacy issues and further litigation at taxpayer expense.
Davis, by contrast, would immediately release at least some of the material, he said, based on a recent federal court ruling.
"The city deserves to hear what's going on on those tapes," he said.
Critics also accuse the mayor of being insufficiently transparent in certain matters, including personnel matters.
Buttigieg defends his record, noting the city has handled more than 6,000 public records requests in three-plus years with no violations.
"I would stack our record on transparency up against anybody in this area or anywhere else," he said, "because it's something that we not only talk about but strongly believe makes this city a better place to live."
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Mayor Pete Endorses Kareemah
Mayor endorses Fowler in clerk's race
By Erin Blasko, The South Bend Tribune
March 30, 2015
SOUTH BEND — Mayor Pete Buttigieg waded into the race for the Democratic nomination for city clerk on Monday, endorsing Deputy Clerk Kareemah Fowler over Common Council member Derek Dieter.
This marks the third major endorsement for Fowler after current Clerk John Voorde, a Democratic candidate for South Bend Common Council, and former South Bend Mayor and Indiana Lt. Gov. Joe Kernan.
"In this race for the extremely important position of South Bend city clerk, (Fowler) has demonstrated her ability to bring people together to get the job done and to get a better future for South Bend," Buttigieg said.
He deflected questions about whether his decision to endorse Fowler had anything to do with his relationship with Dieter, with whom he has clashed on multiple occasions in the past.
But he noted the importance of the clerk in promoting a positive relationship between the administration and council.
"Too often in recent years we've had a lot of distractions that have taken focus away from the great potential that our community has," he said. "That's why it's so important in this office to have somebody who is open, who is trustworthy, who is friendly and who is great at bringing people together."
He said he does not intend to endorse any other primary candidates at this time.
Fowler, who joined the clerk's office in 2010, is a graduate of Riley High School and Bethel College, where she earned a bachelor's degree in organizational management. She previously worked in the county assessor's office.
Responding to the news Monday, Dieter, a retired former South Bend police officer, said he has not solicited any "big-name endorsements."
"I'd like to think that this will be based on who has the most experience in South Bend city government and who has the best plan for the future of the city clerk's office," he said.
The city clerk is responsible for keeping city records and ordinances, the municipal code book and the city seal. It is the second-highest elected position in the city behind mayor.
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By Erin Blasko, The South Bend Tribune
March 27, 2015
SOUTH BEND — Democratic mayoral candidate Henry Davis Jr. accused Mayor Pete Buttigieg on Friday of using "creative statistics" to mask an uptick in violent crime in the community.
The mayor, in response, accused Davis of politicizing the issue without offering any real solutions.
The two will square off for the Democratic nomination in May.
Davis' comments followed a police luncheon Thursday at which Buttigieg told assembled officers and others that overall crime in the city was at its lowest point in 20 years.
That's based on 2012 Uniform Crime Reporting data, the most recent available.
In a statement Friday — and in subsequent comments to The Tribune — Davis disputed the data and accused the mayor of being insensitive to the victims of violent crime in the community.
"I just want to hear honest numbers from the city administration," Davis said. "In the last 24 hours South Bend has had three shootings, resulting in one confirmed homicide. The city's murder rate has doubled while the mayor uses his creative statistics to say crime is at a 20-year low."
Davis later told The Tribune that "for us to talk about crime being at an all-time low while people are experiencing these violent acts … sends the wrong signal and sends the wrong message."
"People need to stop shooting and killing people," he said. "The message should be we're going to work harder to put more officers on the street … improve the poverty rate, that people have more opportunities to (invest in) the community."
Asked if he meant to contend that the mayor is manipulating the crime numbers, Davis said, "I'm not going to argue with stats, because stats can be proven to say whatever you want them to say … That's just how the stat game works out."
According to the city's own data, crime fell by 2 percent last year compared with the previous year thanks in part to an overall drop in non-violent crime, particularly burglaries and robberies.
At the same time, the number of homicides nearly doubled — despite efforts on the part of the administration to confront gun violence in the form of a new Group Violence Intervention strategy.
Developed by David Kennedy, a professor of criminology at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, the strategy offers perpetrators of gun violence a clear choice: Stop shooting and accept help or face the full force of the law.
The mayor credits the strategy with helping to reduce gun violence last year even as violent crime ticked up overall, and with the fact that none of the three homicides so far this year has been linked to gangs.
While not opposed to the strategy, Davis said it is insufficient in scope to address the problem of violence in the community, which is not limited to a few individuals with gang affiliations.
"The gang violence intervention probably does work for just those 30 people, however, crime is running rampant in South Bend, so the focus shouldn't just be on those 30 people," Davis said.
Davis said he would expand the program if elected, put more officers on the street, open police substations in high-crime areas and replace police Chief Ron Teachman with someone from within the department.
Teachman, who comes from Connecticut, does not have the respect or confidence of his subordinates, Davis said, contributing to a crisis in morale that threatens to harm public safety.
"That's coming directly from" the officers, Davis said. "They don't like Teachman."
Buttigieg, in response, accused Davis of inserting politics into the situation without offering any real solutions.
"Politicizing homicides does not stop one shooting and does not make our city safer," the mayor said Friday, noting the crime statistics that show a drop in crime come from the FBI.
He also accused Davis of ignoring the positive effect of the group violence strategy, which despite a recent increase in the number of homicides, has resulted in a 39 percent drop in the total number of people injured or killed in criminal shootings.
"I think it's insensitive to the lives we've saved to ignore the things we've done to bring crime down," he said.
Of the claim that morale in the police department is down because of the chief, it's more complicated than that, the mayor said.
"Officer morale is a factor of a number of things, and we need to continue to work on that," he said. "But a lot of work has been done to ensure our officers have a good work environment."
"I have confidence in the work of our police chief," he added. "And I think the most important thing is our results, and we're continuing to get safer year by year in this city."
He dismissed the idea of opening police substations in high-crime areas or simply hiring more officers as way to further improve public safety.
"We've experimented with substations and we've found that they're not the most effective way to reduce crime," he said. "And this goes far beyond just how many officers are out there … Unfortunately it's not as simple as that. I wish it were.
He said if Davis has any other suggestions, he's welcome to share them.
"If he has a specific idea he should propose it," he said, "so we can debate it on its merits."


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As she stepped into the dark corridor leaving the cold night air behind her, Katy suddenly felt woozy, the effects of alcohol from the club catching up with her.
'You okay, luv?' her companion behind said with concern.
Katy heard the front door close behind her, deepening the gloom in the corridor. She felt a frisson of apprehension but it was gone in an instant and she chided herself for such childish reaction to the dark.
'My flat, second door on the left.'
Katy, straightened swayed slightly and felt her arm suddenly steadied by the girl she'd pulled at the club. A few steps, a moment as the key was turned, and she found herself inside the girl's place.
Katy blinked as a light in the hallway was switched on. She felt a wave of panic as she realised she'd forgotten the girl's name. Then it came to her - Marion. Just think Robin Hood, she reminded herself -- think of that crap Kevin Costner film.
'You okay?' Marion smiled, through a wavy curtain of sleek black hair. She eased her black suede jacket off revealing her trim curvaceous body in a figure hugging red dress. Katy found herself gobsmacked she'd pulled such a stunning girl. Marion was way out of her league. Thick raven hair, tall, slim, the curves in the right places, high cheek bones and emerald green eyes that reminded Katy of a cat she'd once owned. She wondered what on earth a girl like her Marion could possibly see could in her. Without her heels on Katy was only 5 foot four inches tall, heavy breasted and what some people called big boned.
Katy was suddenly aware of Marion's inquisitive eyes on her, one eyebrow raised, and she suddenly realised she'd been asked a question.
'Oh, yes. Yeah I'm fine. I guess I'm a bit tipsy,' she blustered.
'Just a bit,' Marion grinned. 'Come in and take the weight off your feet.'
Marion opened a door at the end of the hallway and Katy found herself in what looked like a bedsit. There was a queen-size double bed in the centre of the room, a dressing table that would not look out of place on the set of a TV drama set in Victorian times, and several candelabras with thick white candles. All were lit and the glow from the flames was dazzling. The room was heavy with the smell of incense, jasmine and something else Katy could not put her finger on.
'Very, em Gothic,' she commented.
'Gothic never goes out of fashion. Sit, relax,' Marion instructed taking Katy's leather jacket.
There were no chairs in the room, so Katy perched herself on the edge of the bed.
'I shouldn't really be here,' Katy began, suddenly feeling awkward. She was beginning to regret where the evenings excursions had led her. She'd only pulled Marion to make her ex, jealous. She'd been seeing Diane for almost a year, when Diane had broken things off. She'd said Katy was too clingy, and Katy had to admit she was partly right. It was Katy's clumsy attempt at an engagement proposal that had sparked the row that ended their relationship. Katy had tried to forget Diane, and after three months not seeing her, she almost had. Then tonight: there was Diane at the nightclub, her new girlfriend with her, flaunting her to the whole world. Katy, fortified by drink went for the best looking chick in the place determined to show her ex up, and to her surprise the girl she'd flirted with reciprocated. They'd danced then snogged, and Katy felt a surge of victorious joy when she'd seen the look in Diane's eyes across the dance floor. Only now here she was back in that best looking chick's flat, sitting on her bed. That hadn't been part of the plan. She hadn't thought that far ahead. To be honest with herself she'd not really thought much at all -- alcohol, rage, bitterness and jealousy had done the thinking for her.
'Why shouldn't you be here?' Marion asked, with a bemused smile.
Katy sighed, 'Because . . . because . . . ' she trailed off.
'Because of that redhead in the club. The one you were trying to make jealous?'
'Was it that obvious,' Katy said, feeling her cheeks redden. She cast her eyes downward, feeling acutely embarrassed.
Marion laughed, 'Don't beat yourself up about it. You can't fight your feelings.'
'I should go,' Katy insisted, the words sounding half-hearted even as she said them.
'You should stay,' Marion countered firmly. 'I'll get us a drink. Red wine or white?'
Katy opened her mouth to protest, insist she was going, but the thought of trudging into the bitter cold night to get a taxi back to her cold lonely flat was too desolate. 'Red,' she smiled back.
Marion disappeared into a small kitchen area that led off from one corner of the room. Katy heard her rummaging in a cupboard. She looked around the room, her eyes becoming accustomed to the candle light that sent flickering shadows around the walls. The room was sparsely furnished, surprisingly no computer, or TV. There was no wardrobe or chest of drawers, only the Victorian dresser with an old fashioned clock with roman numerals, both hands pointed to twelve. She could make out two bulky rectangular shapes of suitcases by the side of the dresser. Had Marion just moved in here perhaps? She spotted a painting on the wall, but it was too dim to make out its content clearly in the flickering light but it seemed to be portrait of a woman. Curious, Katy leant forward to see it better, and her foot brushed against something on the floor, partly under the bed. Automatically she reached down a picked up the item. It looked like some sort of photo album. It had a red leather-like cover, soft to the touch. Katy opened it and frowned at its contents.
They were not photos as she'd expected, but pages of plastic pouches filled with small cards around the same size as credit cards. All had a picture of their owner, there were driving licenses, student cards, id badges, passports. Dozens of faces stared out at Katy from the pages as she flicked through them. Most were young women but there was a sprinkling of young men too. Judging by the hairstyles on some of the pictures they covered quite a period of time. The faces were very diverse ethnically and a lot of the cards had foreign writing on them -- European, Indian, African, Arabic. Katy peered closely at one card, a student card with a black and white image of blonde English looking girl with a round face that somehow looked vaguely familiar. Katy peered closely to make out the name: Ruth Davis. The name seemed familiar too. Not like someone Katy knew, but rather a name that had once been well known, like an actress who used to be in a popular soap opera, or a celebrity from of those reality shows, a name that suddenly is on everyone's lips for short while, maybe a month or so, then slips back into obscurity. Katy trawled her memory to recall where she'd heard the name, had she been on the news? She scanned some of the other names and realised that a few of those were vaguely familiar too, as though they were related in some way as though they were all famous for some reason, something they had in common -- something newsworthy. 'Ah, you've found my collection,' Marion said, standing over Katy, a glass of wine in either hand.
Katy almost jumped at her voice, and felt as though she'd been caught snooping at something private.
'Your collection?' Katy echoed dumbly.
'What do you think?' Marion asked, hand Katy a glass.
'Well,' Katy began unsure what to say. She took a sip of wine. 'How did you get all these cards, I mean . . .'
'I did an fine art degree at Uni, this was one of my projects. A collection - slivers of people's lives. Objects once important to them, but eventually discarded.'
'But there are driving licenses and ID cards, people don't throw those away.'
'I use to work for British National Coach Service when I was a student, and one day my boss showed me this room full of lost property, stacks of wallets and purses that had never been claimed, y'know? He let me take what I wanted. A wise man.'
Katy saw a flicker of a teasing smile play on Marion's lips.
Marion took the album from Katy and placed it back on the floor, then pulled off her knee length boots and sat cross legged at Katy's feet. 'What do you think of the wine?'
Katy took another sip. 'Nice.'
'It's a Burgandy, they always carry a deep rich taste I think.' She placed her glass down and took one Katy's feet in her hands. 'You should take these off, let your feet breath.'
Katy laughed nervously, 'Have you got a gas mask?'
Marion, unzipped the ankle length shoe and slipped it off, then repeated the motion with Katy's other foot. The air was cool on her bare skin. Marion took one foot and rubbed it gently. Her touch was cool.
'Your feet are very hot,' she said looking up at Katy.
'Aren't yours?'
'They probably stink, my feet, I mean,' Katy said, feeling a mixture of nervousness, and a tinge of arousal.
'You're too self conscious,' Marion chided. She stood. 'Wait here.'
She disappeared off and Katy frowned as she heard the sound of running water. Marion reappeared holding a basin of water.
'What are you doing?' Katy asked, suppressing a giggle.
Marion placed the basin at Katy's feet and knelt down. She took one of Katy's feet gently in one hand.
Katy, feeling the need to say something flippant or funny, opened her mouth but the words died in her throat as Marion's piercing green eyes fixed her like an animal caught in a car's headlights. Marion's eyes, pupils dilated, seemed suddenly hypnotic. Katy felt herself take a deep breath as a flutter of arousal awakened deep within.
Marion took a sponge from the basin and pressed it over Katy's foot. The temperature of the water was tepid but refreshingly cool. Rivulets ran between her toes dripping into the basin.
'In biblical times it was common for a host or hostess to wash their guest's feet,' Marion said, her eyes on Katy's the whole time as she sponged every inch of Katy's foot. 'It was a sign of humility, but also I think something intimate, erotic. After all the foot is incredibly sensitive.' She kissed the underside of the foot she had washed sending a quiver of arousal through Katy.
Marion took Katy's other foot and began sponging it, starting at her ankle then moving over the heel and arch of the foot, finishing with the toes.
'That's nice,' Katy said in half whisper, the words almost spoken to herself.
Marion smiled. She took Katy's foot, raised it to her mouth and again kissed the sensitive underside, this time wetting it with her tongue. The sensation was like velvet and Katy felt herself grow wetter with arousal. Marion shifted the basin away and moved closer, lips and tongue moving upwards to ankles, calves. She alternated between each of Katy's pliant legs, moving inexorably toward the hot wet soft lips that waited and demanded attention. Katy lay back on the bed her eyes closed, as Marion's mouth caressed and kissed her inner thighs, she opened her legs more fully, desperate for the impending oral pleasure. Marion teasingly hovered kissing the uppermost soft flesh of Katy's inner thighs. Katy dug her fingers into the bed sheets resisting the urge to grab Marion's head and force the motion. Marion rubbed her cool cheek against the silken nylon of Katy's damp panties. She pressed her lips to the material, inhaling the plump girl's scent, then breathing warm air on the puffy labial lips beneath the thin material. Katy gasped. Marion hooked her thumbs under the sides of the panties and Katy lifted her hips off the bed to facilitate the garment's removal. Marion tossed the damp panties aside, and Katy, sitting up, pulled her dress off and unclasped her bra-strap and removed her bra freeing big fleshy breasts.
She was now completely naked before Marion, only the warm glow of candlelight bathed her skin. Marion ran her eyes hungrily over Katy's nude vulnerable form. She reached a hand up to stroke and knead Katy's big breasts, fingers brushing against hardened erect nipples. Katy breathed deeply, anticipation and arousal growing in a tide of desire.
'Lie back, Katy,' Marion instructed.
Katy obeyed, opening her legs for Marion invitingly. Katy stifled a cry as Marion's lips kissed the wet folds of her outer labia. Marion took her time teasingly using her lips to stroke and rub over Katy's slick soft folds, before finally using her tongue in slow gentle swirls ever probing deeper, exploring Katy's soft private flower. Katy swore aloud as Marion's tongue pushed under her clitoral hood caressing the inflamed bud of her clitoris and sending Katy in paroxysm of delirious delight.
'Oh, fuck, of fuck, oh fuck . . .' Katy cried, squirming at the unbearable pleasure.
Marion pulled away, her cheeks shiny with Katy's juice in the flickering candlelight. She rose up standing over Katy's naked plump body. Marion shed her clothes, as Katy watched awaiting more carnality. Marion moved over Katy, smoothing her body over Katy's, her skin cool to the heat of Katy's. She bent her face plunging into the bigger woman's soft pillow like breasts, inhaling her scent, flicking her tongue on the underside of Katy's breasts tasking salty fresh sweat. Katy felt as though she was being devoured by this lithe creature and she loved being the meal. Marion nuzzled each breast, drawing in the nipples, teasingly biting them, each time eliciting a cry of delight from Katy. Then she was up again, straddling Katy's body, pale thighs against the side of Katy's breasts, squashing the fleshy orbs to create a deep slice of cleavage in Katy's chest. Marion placed a finger in the cleavage moving it upwards towards Katy's neck. She looked down at Katy the earlier position of dominance now reversed. Marion's eyes were wide and hungry and fleetingly Katy had the impression of a mouse caught in cat's claws. She noticed, Marion, unlike herself, was shaved and hairless below, the small cleavage of her labial lips a tiny echo of the vast cleavage of the breasts Marion sat astride.
Marion's finger trailed over Katy's neck arriving under her chin.
'Taste me, Katy,' Marion instructed.
Katy gave a small nod, as Marion moved up, placing a knee either side of Katy's head. She lowered herself, her vulva directly over Katy's eager waiting open mouth.
'Taste me,' Marion hissed, her tone demanding, authoritatively. She cupped a hand under Katy's head and pulled Katy's head into her. Katy, pressed her mouth to Marion's own slippery lips, they were tight firm and surprisingly cool. Katy thrust her tongue deeply and was rewarded by Marion's hips bucking her face, so she could feel Marion's pubic bone grind on her teeth. The tangy taste of Marion's wetness filled her mouth.
'Taste me, child,' Marion said, her voice low, guttural.
Katy felt a surge of pleasure as Marion's fingers from her free hand slid into her own slick sex. Katy's mind was a mist of delirium - arousal, pleasure, alcohol, the scent of incense combined to create a sensation of swimming as though she were intoxicated by some hallucinogenic drug. Images surfaced in her fog enshrouded mind as she licked and was fucked and ridden. She saw Marion in her mind's eye, not as she was now or earlier, but gliding across a ballroom floor, her clothes archaic, her hair tied back, the image was Victorian, she image shifted again, Marion sitting on a skeletal throne, wearing clothes from another time, much earlier, a rich gown a ruff around her neck, Elizabethan style. Marion's cheeks bone white, lips blood red, she was holding something pale and Katy saw it was a skull, at her feet flesh coloured forms lay. The image fell away as though the camera lens of Katy's eye was zooming out. The forms at Marion's feet were bodies, hundreds and hundreds of naked bodies, an obscene mountain of lifeless forms. Curiously, Katy found she was not frightened -- she had a sense of having an out of body experience -- then the image faded.
Katy felt her head pushed back away from Marion's slick lips, she looked up to see Marion's piercing eyes glaring with lust and malevolence at her, as though she could read Katy's mind, as if she knew what Katy had seen. Katy sensed somehow she was being tested, as though Marion had somehow implanted the images in her mind to see how she would react. Some strand within her mind was trying to alert her to danger, but Katy, hot, aroused, wet wanted only to immerse herself in lust, she wanted to belong to the powerful sensuous woman who had seduced and now dominated her.
'More,' Katy responded.
A slight smile traced over Marion's lips, a note of triumph in the eyes. She climbed off Katy and moved to the dresser, sliding open a drawer and taking something out. Katy's eyes widened when she saw what it was.
Marion attached the strap on dildo around her hips and sauntered to the bed. Katy felt a tinge of apprehensive at the size of the black object dangling between her lovers thighs.
'Will you be mine, Katy?' Marion breathed, climbing onto bed.
'I will,' Katy said.
Marion loomed over her. 'I'm going to fuck you now, Katy.'
Katy opened her legs as Marion positioned herself. Marion guided the head of the large dildo to Katy's slick opening. The head slipped into the sensitive curtain of flesh, pushing labial lips aside as it entered remorselessly. Marion moved her hips further forward and Katy obligingly raised her thighs to meet the challenge as the huge length plunged deeper inside. Katy's body shuddered, and she wondered if she could take the whole length. Marion trailed her sharp fingernails over the swells of Katy's breasts, enhancing the already scream-inducing pleasure of being penetrated.
'Katy,' Marion whispered, as she inched further into the girl.
'Yes,' Katy managed between gulps of breath.
'I want you to call me mistress.'
'Mistress. Yes, mistress.'
Marion, withdrew partially, then thrust forward. Katy cried out, her eyes wide.
Again Marion withdrew a little then thrust forward.
Again. Again. Again.
Katy cried out each time, as Marion established a rhythm, slowly increasing the tempo fucking Katy mercilessly. Katy's breasts jiggled as each thrust was pushed home, Katy's fingers were tensed into claws that dug into the bedcovers, her toes curled as she felt the onset of orgasm approach.
Sweat and the odour of the women's love juice mixed with the scent of the candles to create a delicious smell, the slap of flesh mingled with their groans and sighs as Marion rammed home the dildo, plunging it deep and fast in Katy's voluptuous naked body with machine like repetition. Marion reached a hand under Katy's neck and pulled her up into a sitting position, so Katy was straddling her, so their breasts touched, so they could kiss.
Marion pulled Katy's face to her own kissed her savagely on the mouth, then breaking the kiss placed her lips to Katy's ear. Both women were now grinding and pushing their hips hastening the desperate momentum toward orgasm.
'Will you give yourself to me, child?' Marion whispered.
'I will, mistress' Katy grunted taking another deep thrust. She was close to coming.
'Body and soul?'
'Yes, mistress.'
'Then it is time, child,' Marion whispered.
Katy cried out as she felt Marion's mouth close on her neck, sharp fangs penetrate skin. It was a sensation of both pain and pleasure and Katy loved it.
The orgasm hit her like tsunami, consuming her completely, her discharge making her feel tight as the dildo plunged in and out. She gasped as a second orgasm shook her body. Marion stopped fucking her, but remained in position the dildo still inside. Marion was now fixed tightly to her neck and continued to feed, gulping down mouthfuls of Katy's blood. The sensation was rhythmic and not unpleasant, the same tempo as the when Marion had fucked her. Time seemed to drift and distort and Katy began to feel giddy, her body falling limp from the orgasm and now Marion's drinking of her blood.


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New Features in Premiere Elements 8
Focusing on ease of use at an affordable price, Adobe's Premiere Elements has quickly risen to the top of the list of home movie editing software. It doesn't seem like it was that long ago that we took a look at Premiere Elements 7 – in fact, since the new trend is for major software applications to come out with an upgraded version every year, it really hasn't been that long. So, one of the real questions we have to ask is: How much difference is there between version 7 and version 8?
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Upgraded OrganizerRating
Despite being a top-of-the-line choice for producing home movies, the older version of Premiere Elements was definitely lacking a bit when it came to the Organizer. Adobe has recognized this and made some marked improvements in version 8. The Organizer is not just a tool for Premiere Elements – it actually links together Premiere Elements, Photoshop Elements, and Adobe's Photoshop.com online service.
The Organizer's Auto-Analyzer now applies Smart Tags to videos as they are imported, basically helping you sort your clips as they're uploaded to your PC. This process runs in the background so you don't have to wait for it to complete to start working on other items in Premiere Elements. However, even though the process is automated, you can specify certain clips that you want analyzed right away by right-clicking on that file and selecting Run Auto Analyzer.
If you take advantage of the offerings of Photoshop.com, the new Organizer offers even more functionality – the ability to back up and synchronize your video collection across multiple computers. This is an extremely nice feature, especially in today's world where more and more people regularly use more than one PC and want to have access to their files on every system.
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Read on to the next page for the rest of our review of Adobe Premiere Elements 8.
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As we continue our review of Premiere Elements 8, we look at some of the new smart tools found in the video editing software that take the guesswork out of correcting technical flaws such as lighting problems and shaky footage. We also look at the various pricing options and offer our overall recommendation for purchase.
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Premiere Elements 8 also includes an array of new features dubbed "Smart" tools designed to automate the process of correcting technical flaws in videos so home editors can concentrate on the more creative aspects of the production process. For instance, when dragging a clip to the Sceneline, a window will pop up asking if you'd like to automatically fix quality problems. (Click any image in this article for a larger view.)
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Premiere Elements 8 hasn't forgotten the audio element of movie-making, either. Another new tool, SmartMix, makes it much easier to add background music to video files without overpowering or drowning out the sounds that are already there.
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The pricing structure for version 8 of Premiere Elements is basically the same as that for version 7, except version 8 includes some nice mail-in rebate offers. The full retail price for the application is $99.99, but a $20 mail-in rebate available through the end of October 2010 lowers that price to $79.99. However, a much better deal can be had if you purchase the combo package that includes both Photoshop Elements 8 and Premiere Elements 8. Together, these two products can be purchased for $119.99 after a $30 mail-in rebate. Additionally, a bundle that includes both applications as well as a one-year Photoshop.com Plus subscription is available for $149.99 after a $30 mail-in rebate.
Special Holiday Pricing: If you are interested in the combo package that contains both Photoshop Elements 8 and Premiere Elements 8, Adobe is offering some special deals over the holidays. From November 23 through November 30, you can purchase the pair for an additional $20 instant savings on top of other offers. If you miss this sale, Adobe will be running another promotion from December 7 through December 21 offering a $10 instant savings in addition to the original rebate.
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All in all, Adobe has made some fairly nice improvements with the release of version 8 of Premiere Elements – enough to warrant considering moving up to the new version, especially if you haven't invested in version 7 yet. The pricing is particularly attractive if you're planning on purchasing one of the combo packages, more so if you can take advantage of one of the holiday specials. If you'd like to test the software out for yourself, you can download a free 30-day trial from the Adobe web site and give the new version a spin.
Reviewing Adobe Premiere Elements 8
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Boundless bliss grunge mask. Google it since Teresa's site is down.
A tube with a closeup
font wil and grace
open a 600 by 600 paste your tube and add mura mister copies wallpaper rotate. make sure the space is covered. then add radial blur to these settings
Apply the grunge mask and merge group. Paste the closeup to the rt of the mask and add the grunge mask again to the tube. Open a new raster layer and flood fill with a complimenting color from the tube. i chose the color blue from her jeans. Apply Sabine's mask Add a slight drop shadow to it if you chose a light color.. Paste your main tube in the center ,duplicate,change blend mode to hard light merge and add a drop shadow. Type your name,URL and license number. Below is another version of the tag. i added effects to the name to match the clothing of the tube. Thanks for trying my tut


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Browsing Category: "Blue Monday"
Rizal Stadium Swimming Pool
This is the 50 meters pool at the Rizal Stadium, my daughter was making her lapse alone here because her team mates were still waiting for their flights, they would arrive from our place two more days yet. And since I don't want to waste her time just doing nothing in the hotel, I dragged her to Rizal stadium to swim, she called her coach (not her coach now) to ask her program for the day and that's what she followed. I was just there to reprimand her to finish it fast because it was so tiring to wait lol.
Blue Building
My New Blue Denim Wedge
Blue Monday : A Slightly Damaged Item
Last week, I saw this seat cover at the mall. I love the design and the color so I bought it excitedly. However when I check it at home, the item was damaged. I have to put something for the edge to attach it together. Well I was so hurry at that time thus I need to get out from the mall that soonest so I was not able to have it check thoroughly.


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A Hollocaust of mega proportions is about to ensue upon humanity. 6 People have arrived at an underground facility, but ALAS, only 5 people are allowed in.
The shelter contains enough supplies, food, water, etc., to sustain only 5 people for 3 years. Basic medicine cache.
Pick only 5, and state your reasons as to WHY these people should have a place in the shelter.
1. Chad - Harvard Graduate. Engineering is his forte. He recently found out that he might possibly be 'sterile' - due to previous lab experiments.
2. Ben - Healthy and verile male. Yet, egotistical, and has many biases towards others because of his upbringing. Doesn't subscribe to authority very well.
3. Maria - Surgeon/Physician. Her husband left her 4 yrs. ago, and she hasn't trusted the male species since then.
4. Cecil - Diabetic. Has almost 3 yrs. of Insulin supply. Hardworking individual; no task is too menial.
5. Brenda - 5 months pregnant. Candidate #4 - 'Cecil' - is her husband. Very hard working individual
6. Rachel - Ordained Minister. Taught Theology for 25 years. Excellent teacher.
Who would you choose and Why?
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Actor Surya has come forward for a noble deed. Fans will know that the actor and his brother are fascinated like many, towards animals in the wild. Karthi who has already adopted a tigress from famous Vadaloor Zoo is now joined by his big bro.
Surya has taken up full responsibility to feed one of the lions in the Vadaloor Zoo for a full year. Spread over a sprawling 650 hectares, the zoo has elephants, lions, tigers, leopards, deers, chimpanzee monkeys, and camels is a haven for the animals and the visitors who come to see them. Back in October 2010, brother Karthi too adopted a tigress named Namratha from the Arignar Anna Zoological Park in Vandalur. The actor paid Rs.77,000 towards the feeding cost of the tiger for six months and said, "Protecting a tiger is like protecting the forest itself and I am happy to have the opportunity to sponsor a tiger" Every animal is fed a fully nutritious diet with special care given to hygiene. We found out that for a daily meal it's Rs. 436 for camels, for rhinos it's Rs. 373, elephants Rs. 520 , and Rs. 525 for lions and tigers, the last one being a fully non-veg affair. Others including Dr. Anbumani Ramadoss have offered to feed deer, tortoises and birds. The zoo officials have also invited the general public to come forward with their good gestures.
So the next time you make a visit to the zoos, you can always adopt one of 'em right?


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Local Presenter Embarking on Education Expedition
Thompson Falls, Mont. resident Michael Lee knows Lewis and Clark. While attending a surveying class at Renton Washington Tech School, Lee got wind of a competition utilizing the surveying skills from the course. The theme-- Lewis and Clark.
"Myself and three others decided to enter the competition and for the next six months we read (and) studied everything we could find on Lewis and Clark. We thought, ate and slept Lewis and Clark," notes Lee.
The four participants divided responsibilities among themselves. Lee took on the clothing and equipment portion. "I had to go as far as New Zealand to find some of the period equipment and ( all over) to make the uniforms."
After arduous study Lee concluded that tuxedos would work as a base for the uniforms. "The coats started as old rental stock and came from Arizona. Buttons from Colorado, boots from Texas, hats from Philadelphia, swords
from Seattle, plumes for the hats from Iowa and the trim from a dozen stores in the Seattle area."
Soliciting help from family, Lee began his journey into recreating the official uniforms of Lewis and Clark. "The alteration and sewing was done by my mother, MaryAnn Lee. I did the gluing of things on the uniforms, but let's just say I couldn't have done it without her and she wouldn't have known what was right (for the uniforms) without me."
Lee studied book after book, films and period pictures to get the uniforms
as close to period correct as he could. "Although Lewis and Clark's uniforms
were both Captains' uniforms, one was Infantry and the other Artillery." The challenge was finding gold and silver embellishments that were the same, just different colors. An estimate of $1,000 per coat, not including labor, is what Lee has spent.
As the competition drew near Lee was faced with another challenge: an
authentic leather dress for the woman recreating Sacagawea.
At a motorcycle show, Lee met a leather crafter and inquired after a finished dress on display. "My mouth dropped open after she told me $800."The cost was beyond Lee's budget. The woman asked what he needed the dress for, and showed him some other dresses she had made. Each dress was over the $800 Lee couldn't afford for the competition. He explained, "I had only met this woman five minutes ago and she was loaning me a $1,500 dress." The dress was used for a couple of months and was even altered by the owner to fit the woman portraying Sacagawea.
Needless to say, the group won the competition. After the long months of
research and competition Lee was asked what he was going to do with the
uniforms. Jokingly he replied, "Have a hell of a Halloween costume." He used it for a costume contest, which he won.
"I had learned so much about Lewis and Clark's expedition that I never learned when I was in school, so when I was asked to share this information with a few grade school students I said, "Sure."
Lee had seen nationally acclaimed humanities scholar Clay Jenkinson do a presentation just prior to the competition for an adult crowd of over 2,000 people. "I stole his idea of doing it from a first person point of view. In one fourth grade classroom I had them convinced I was 229 years old!" Lee had a more difficult time convincing the fifth grade students he was that old. "At this point I was having so much fun that I began offering my (presentation) as a service.
"The presentation I do is simply a first hand account of the epic journey of Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery. (It) is about an hour long, after which Captain Meriwether Lewis takes some questions and shows equipment that would have been used along the journey. I then take center stage and answer more questions that are directed at me, not the caricature."
Lee feels his educational presentation gives a broad perspective on the lives of Lewis and Clark. "When I was in grade school I thought Lewis and Clark were just two guys with an Indian woman as a guide, walking around in the woods, probably lost most, if not all of the time. I never knew that it was a military expedition, or that they had a goal or that there were almost four dozen men on the journey."
The presentation is done free of charge and Lee leaves the students with a copy of "Lewis and Clark: Great Journey West," an Imax presentation produced by National Geographic. "I found it so interesting when I did learn these things, that I wanted to get kids the right story, in a fun way. It seems to have done that."
Michael Lee (Captain Meriwether Lewis) has piqued the interest of the Thompson Falls Library, the schools in Thompson Falls, and Spring Creek Lodge Academy. Michael Lee can be reached at 206-919-5342 to book a presentation.
Lewis and Clark Uniform Fact: The uniforms Michael Lee recreated have been documented in history as being worn 57 times: 50 Indian meetings, six court martials and one funeral.


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Novelty 105 – Fantasy Tree
This is the fifth workshop in our updated, 10 module Novelty Series program, and is aimed at students with an intermediate skill level. This brand-new three day workshop teaches students to create an extended complex shape, with a focus on internal construction. In this workshop you will learn the techniques required to structure, sculpt, smooth and cover a complex extended 3D shape. On completing this workshop you will be able to create various extended designs in cake; this is a very important skill for every keen cake decorator as 3D cakes like this are extremely popular. Once you can create this shape there are no limits to the design opportunities; create a fairytale fantasy, a rain forest or a scary Halloween tree! Planet Cake's goal is to teach students skills and designs that they can replicate at home with the same results.
Prerequisites: Novelty 103 or 104
Learning Outcomes:
• Set up board and centre pole
• Internal construction and support
• Construction of an extended tree shape
• Cover extended 3D shape
• Disguise seams
• Airbrushing, texturising and scoring icing
• Creating and decorating figurines
• Creating additional details and decorations
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Causes of Recreational Vehicle (RV) Accidents or Motor Home Accidents
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Petra Maldonado Saragosa, 89, of Bryan, went to be with her Lord on March 24, 2015. A time for family to receive friends will be from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM on Friday, March 27, at Hillier Funeral Home, 2301, East 29th St. in Bryan. A rosary will be recited at 7:00 PM, also at the funeral home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, March 28, at Santa Teresa Catholic Church, 1212 Lucky Street in Bryan, with Msgr. John Malinowski officiating. Interment will follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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Presence : Bringing Your Boldest Self to Your Biggest Challenges. / Amy Cuddy.
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Have you ever left a nerve-racking challenge and immediately wished for a do over? Maybe after a job interview, a performance, or a difficult conversation? The very moments that require us to be genuine and commanding can instead cause us to feel phony and powerless. Too often we approach our lives' biggest hurdles with dread, execute them with anxiety, and leave them with regret. By accessing our personal power, we can achieve "presence," the state in which we stop worrying about the impression we're making on others and instead adjust the impression we've been making on ourselves. As Harvard professor Amy Cuddy's revolutionary book reveals, we don't need to embark on a grand spiritual quest or complete an inner transformation to harness the power of presence. Instead, we need to nudge ourselves, moment by moment, by tweaking our body language, behavior, and mind-set in our day-to-day lives. Amy Cuddy has galvanized tens of millions of viewers around the world with her TED talk about "power poses." Now she presents the enthralling science underlying these and many other fascinating body-mind effects, and teaches us how to use simple techniques to liberate ourselves from fear in high-pressure moments, perform at our best, and connect with and empower others to do the same. Brilliantly researched, impassioned, and accessible, Presence is filled with stories of individuals who learned how to flourish during the stressful moments that once terrified them. Every reader will learn how to approach their biggest challenges with confidence instead of dread, and to leave them with satisfaction instead of regret.
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