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Vets check up on furry pets with a comprehensive exam; additional super-healthy option with a vaccination, deworming, and nail trim
Pet owners collect and mail in saliva and hair samples, which lab techs then analyze for 125 environmental and food allergies
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During the exam, a veterinarian checks the feline patient's mouth, teeth, gums, ears, eyes, skin, and body condition, and conducts an aural test of the heart and lungs.
Vet checks over cats or dogs before adminstering additional services such as parasite screenings; dental exams and extractions available
These exams and tests will allow the veterinarians to provide advice on how to ease pets' itchy issues.
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Animal lovers and budding veterinarians learn about topics including animal physical therapy and pet first aid and CPR.
Online courses teach students about animal behavior, plus best practices for training and caring for cats and dogs
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Dog-friendly aestheticians give pups a haricut, bath, blow-dry, and brush plus groom and clean their nails, ears, paw pads, and anal glands
From the merchant: I am here to care for your pet(s) while you are away. Lets avoid those nasty messes with solo outings!
Personalized pet bowls feature cute, quirky designs, your pet's photos, and your pet's name
More than 25,000 styles of collars—from colorful to military-themed—personalized with your dog's name
From the merchant: your first two 30-minute dog walks are discounted when you become a new client with Hello Rover
Personalize a pet food mat with your pup's name; mats for entryways or mats that nestle under food and water bowls
Therapist work with pet in a warm-water healing pool that assists in rehabilitation from injury as well as maintaining the overall wellness
Animal lovers and budding veterinarians learn about animal psychology during this online course.
Learn how to better recognize and manage aggression in dogs to curb bad behaviors like food guarding, growling, barking, and snapping
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The combat gauze allows for proper wound cavity packing which is the important aspect to control the bleeding, this is an advantage over the sponge which requires a large wound opening and will also require packing over it to apply adequate pressure. More emphasis should be placed on doing the basics well especially if cost is a concern, a well packed wound cavity with standard Z fold gauze or kerlix and pressure dressing over the top will provide greater life saving bleeding control than any 'magic potion' with poor dressing.
EDC Trauma Kit Now Available for your Back Pocket
EDC Trauma Kit Now Available for your Back Pocket
We're excited to release our Every Day Carry Trauma Kit today and feel it's truly something you'll never leave home without. No longer will you have the excuse of not being able to carry lifesaving equipment with you wherever you go!
We wanted to design a minimum bare-bones trauma kit, smaller than our ETA Trauma Kits, that would not only be comfortable enough to throw in a back pocket, but also be capable of treating the number one preventable cause of death in the field according to the TCCC; extremity hemorrhage AKA bleeding out.
The EDC Trauma Kit is literally the size of an average wallet and even smaller in some instances, especially if you carry a Costanza. It can be stuffed in a back pocket and only weights 6 ounces with the included pouch!
EDC Trauma Kit
The EDC Trauma Kit contains (1) Combat Gauze LE, (1) SWAT-T Tourniquet / Pressure Bandage, (1) Pair of Purple Nitrile Gloves and your choice of a Coyote Brown or Black EDC Trauma Kit Pouch. The kit is also vacuum sealed and completely latex-free. Our EDC Trauma Kit Pouch is nothing more than a lightweight slip cover to protect your EDC Kit against damage and puncturing the vacuum seal while being carried in your pocket or bag.
Included with every EDC Trauma Kit is our insert card which lists the contents on the front and includes the directions for using the SWAT-T on the reverse. These directions come directly from the manufacturer and are also printed on the bag that we've left on each SWAT-T we seal in a kit. We've also taken the time to cut a large slit on the bottom of each wrapped SWAT-T we use so that it's easier to open when seconds count!
Please keep in mind that while the SWAT-T is described as a Tourniquet and Pressure Bandage, we've found its use better for a pressure dressing to wrap over a packed wound then for a dedicated tourniquet. Can it be used as a field expedient TQ? Absolutely, but if you have the option to carry a dedicated tourniquet like the SOFTT-W, we highly recommend it. The purpose of this kit is every day carry and the components in the EDC Trauma Kit are certainly suited for that.
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The Combat Gauze, SWAT-T, glove wraps, vacuum seal bags and insert cards are all made in the USA. The gloves are the only component made overseas, which we're working to change.
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"We are all a little weird and life's a little weird, and when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall in mutual weirdness and call it love."
Instagram: bevmo831
I watch comedies or documentaries for the most part. I've been on a huge documentary binge lately, especially anything on ancient history.
Music: Anything and everything has it's place, but my favorites include Soja, Tupac, Warren G, Ice Cube, Matisyahu, Snoop Dogg/Lion; whatever he wants to call himself these days. Mac dre, Dr. Dre, Lauryn Hill, All the Marleys, Hirie, J Boog, Tunnel Vision, Nirvana, Aerosmith, The Expendables, Guns n' Roses, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, The Ramones, Steve Aoki, Too Short, Dirt Nasty, NWA, MGK, Wiz Khalifa, Fugees, Ant Banks, Rappin 4-tay, Juicy J, Spice 1, Mack 10, Pearl Jam, Led Zeppelin, Skid Row, Def Leppard, Poison, Comptons Most Wanted, John Lennon, Nelly, Swedish House Mafia, Zeds Dead, Van Halen, Alan Jackson, Hank III, Chuck Berry, Eminem, Hopsin, Tech N9ne, Three 6 Mafia, Rage Against The Machine, The Misfits, Calabrese, Iration, Rebelution, The Dirty Heads. I love way too much music so I'm just gonna stop myself there.
Malcolm X
The Art of The Deal
Religion of Ancient Egypt
Afro Hair of the Ancient Egyptians
Steve Jobs
The Woz
Cutting The Color Line
The Snowball
In The Plex
Where the Red Fern Grows
The Art of War
The Doors
The Iliad
The Oddesy
Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn
The Outsiders
Garfield and Calvin and Hobbs
Harry fucking Potter
Anything by Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, or the Ancient Greek philosophers.
Lots and lots of Wikipedia.
My favorite type of history is ancient history.


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Seeds TV
Frequently Asked Questions
• What is the purpose of Seeds?
To provide helpful, LOCAL advice, information and ideas to parents from LOCAL experts in the Pee Dee.
• What is Seeds?
Seeds is a 30-minute LOCAL television series that will air a minimum of 55 times for the four seasons: spring, summer, fall and winter and a LOCAL resource for parenting children of any age.
• Why should my business be a part of Seeds?
Seeds is a LOCAL opportunity to showcase your business through affordable video exposure. It will allow you to expand your customer base to a significant television and internet audience. You can reach parents from the comfort of their living room. It will be a great resource to advertise your website and other important information about your business. In addition, your business will be featured on the Smile Media website offering a convenient link to your company's website for the duration of your airtime contract.
• Who will Seeds reach?
Seeds will air on Time Warner Cable Channel 4, reaching over 67, 000 homes in the Pee Dee, including Florence, Darlington, Lake City, Hartsville, Hemingway, Johnsonville, Timmonsville, Cheraw, Marion, Mullins, Dillon, Chesterfield, and Pamplico.
• Who is the target demographic?
The target demographic is parents 25+, which constitutes over 75% of the population in the Pee Dee. The median disposable income is over $35,000 annually and nearly 75% of the population are homeowners with a high school diploma or higher.
Broadcast Schedule
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Spring | April 15-May 12 |
Summer | July 18- August 14 |
Fall | September 19-October 16 |
Winter | January 17-February 13 |
Segment Sponsorship Ideas
Snack Time
Nutritional snack ideas, healthy cooking and meal preparation, school lunch ideas.
Family fitness, sports leagues, outdoor activities, importance of exercise
Discuss the benefits of education, teachers, administrators, school milestones.
Discuss the importance of reading to children, library information.
A child will share his/her favorite Bible verse.
Star Seedling
Recognize a child in the community who has an inspirational story.
Fire safety, police advice, water safety, car seat information
Check-Up Time
Expert advice offered by pediatricians, dentists, ophthalmologists, psychologists
Arts & Crafts
Discuss the importance of exposure to art and music to children.
Spa Day/Date Night
Reminder for parents to take time for themselves.
Give Back
Opportunities for families to volunteer in the community.
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doc eggfan, on 25 February 2012 - 09:54 PM, said:
Yeah, I just tested the cart on it's own, didn't worry about the cd
EDIT: and the firmware should not be kicking in so the region shouldn't matter other than the usual (I.e. games with built-in region lock-out).
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Step inside the East Memphis offices of the AutoZone Liberty Bowl and the 58-year history of the game is captured in long, mirrored display cases featuring the helmets of every team to play in the game – from the simple crimson-and-white helmet of Alabama to the golden dome of Notre Dame.
Wunderlich Securities Inc. has a new chief financial officer at its holding company, Wunderlich Investment Co.
The Memphis-based investment firm has tapped Stacy Hodges as its new CFO. She brings two decades of financial services experience to the role, mostly with Dallas-based Southwest Securities. She also has a background in public accounting.
The last few weeks have been a time of expansion and growth for Memphis-based investment firm Wunderlich Securities Inc.
Memphis-based investment firm Wunderlich Securities Inc. is acquiring the wealth management assets of Dominick & Dominick LLC, a privately held New York-based investment firm.
Pull out your 2014 schedules, UT fans.
Fall camp is done, and it's time to get in game-week mode with the season opener against Utah State fast approaching.
So go to the little box next to each of UT's opponents on the 2014 schedule and pick the winner.
Wunderlich Securities Inc. has expanded into consumer and business services investment banking.
The Memphis-based company has hired Joe Schimmelpfennig, Jeff Ng and Eric Eindahl as managing directors to lead the group and to open a new Orange County, Calif., office. The consumer and business services investment banking team is based in Newport Beach, Calif., and is in the process of supplementing its team with investment banking, equity research and institutional sales and trading professionals.
When economic analysis gets reduced to a binary choice between opposites like bullish or bearish, up or down, strong or weak, the complexity that helps explain the way things are gets lost in a thicket of sound byte-ready oversimplification.
The annual year-end commentary from Memphis-based Southeastern Asset Management always provides an instructive look at the economic landscape and a peek at the playbook of an investment firm led by a pair of prominent Memphis businessmen.
In October, Wunderlich Securities Inc. CEO Gary Wunderlich traveled to Washington to testify in front of a congressional panel about promoting capital formation and job creation on behalf of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.
Memphis-based investment firm Wunderlich Securities Inc. is getting up to $40 million in an equity capital investment that will be used to expand several company divisions.
A visitor walking the winding, sun-dappled paths of Memphis Botanic Garden past stands of maple trees and beds of hydrangeas might never guess that there was a time when a black cloud hung low over the East Memphis attraction.
The Memphis-based investment firm opposing Dell Inc.'s proposed $24.4 billion buyout because it says the amount undervalues the company is continuing to press its case, sending a letter this week to Dell's board at the same time Dell's share price was climbing higher.
Wright Medical Group Inc. over the last two years has seen its fair share of restructuring, and some analysts anticipate that realignment, coupled with sales dislocations and customer losses, will likely result in some short-term pain surrounding the company's Q2 reported earnings.
It's a new day at prominent investment firms in Memphis. Different degrees of change are on tap at Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc., Duncan-Williams Inc. and Wunderlich Securities Inc. And though it's reshaping the inner workings of those firms at the moment, some of those changes also could have an impact on the city around them.
It's been something of a roller coaster ride for a little more than six months in the drawn-out process by Regions Financial Corp. to sell Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc., its Memphis-based investment unit.
During a conference call with analysts early Thursday, Jan. 12, one day after announcing their firm's acquisition of Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc. for $930 million, Raymond James Financial Inc. officials shared new details that employees of the Memphis firm had been waiting to hear.
The financial services business seems like a tough one to be in these days.
Investors have for the last few weeks treated bank stocks like the piñata of Wall Street. Bankers, attorneys and investment professionals have boiled a massive government overhaul of the country's financial regulations down to clipped phrases like "finreg" and "Dodd-Frank" that they speak of often with a grumble or a shaking of the head.
Dr. Richard W. Phillips has been named president-elect of Southern College of Optometry in Memphis. Phillips is a 1978 graduate of the college and the former regional executive director for Tennessee operations for TLC - Laser Eye Centers. He will be only the sixth person to hold the office in the college's 75-year history. Phillips will assume the presidency May 17. He is replacing William E. Cochran, who is retiring.


text: Engaging Care in Emerging Worlds A graduate student conference exploring the promises and perils of care in medical and environmental contexts. April 28, 2012 10:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Stevenson College Fireside Lounge Featuring panel discussants Nancy Chen, UCSC Anthropology Margaret Fitzsimmons, UCSC Environmental Studies AND The conference will be followed by the Anthropology Department Alumni Reception. Attendees are encouraged to attend Emerging Worlds, a faculty exhibition. The Emerging Worlds exhibition is hosted in the Porter College Faculty Gallery, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This conference is co-sponsored by the UCSC Department of Anthroplogy, the Graduate Student Association (GSA), Graduate Student Commons (GSC), and the Division of Graduate Students. |


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"The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has identified a potential pharmaceutical industry partner named Epiomed Therapeutics, Inc., having its principal place of business in Irvine, California, which is interested in assuming responsibilities for the further development and commercialization of a pharmaceutical dosage form for intranasal administration of scopolamine (INSCOP). NASA has been actively engaged in the clinical development of this agent and is now seeking a Space Act Agreement (SAA) Partner whose role will include production of the formulation under FDA stipulated GMP GUIDELINES for clinical trials."
Keith's note: No mention of CASIS - anywhere. Isn't this the sort of thing CASIS is supposed to be doing?


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In 1965 and 1966, Bob Dylan went on a creative sprint that has never been matched. Over the course of fourteen months, Dylan recorded Bringing It All Back Home and Highway 61 Revisited — and then capped it off with Blonde on Blonde, rock's first significant double album. Cut in Nashville with an ace team of studio musicians (and, for the first time, Robbie Robertson as Dylan's lead guitar foil), the album had a tense, shimmering tone that Dylan described as a "thin, wild mercury sound." Though unfortunately it opens with the tiresome one-liner "Rainy Day Women #12 and 35" (universally known as "Everybody Must Get Stoned"), after that the Blonde on Blonde reaches some of Dylan's greatest heights — which is to say, the very pinnacle of rock.
All-TIME 100 Albums
The album may be dead, but it's certainly not forgotten. TIME's critics have chosen the 100 greatest and most influential musical compilations since 1954.
Blonde on Blonde
Full List
- Abbey Road
- Bitches Brew
- Stand!
- Astral Weeks
- Lady Soul
- Rubber Soul
- The Beatles ("The White Album")
- A Love Supreme
- Are You Experienced
- Live at the Apollo (1963)
- I Never Loved a Man the Way I Loved You
- Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music
- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
- King of the Delta Blues
- The Velvet Underground and Nico
- Blonde on Blonde
- Pet Sounds
- The Band
- Revolver
- Highway 61 Revisited
- At Folsom Prison
- Otis Blue
- London Calling
- One Nation Under a Groove
- Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols
- Rumours
- Hotel California
- Blue
- John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
- Songs in the Key of Life
- Coat of Many Colors
- Moondance
- Born to Run
- Hunky Dory
- Horses
- Led Zeppelin IV (a.k.a. Zoso)
- Red Headed Stranger
- Paranoid
- Call Me
- Sticky Fingers
- Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
- Tapestry
- The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust
- What's Going On
- Exile on Main Street
- Who's Next
- Talking Book
- After the Gold Rush
- The Harder They Come
- Bridge Over Troubled Water
- Ramones
- Like a Prayer
- Paul's Boutique
- The Stone Roses
- It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
- Straight Outta Compton
- Straight Outta Compton
- Graceland
- Master of Puppets
- Raising Hell
- Legend
- Stop Making Sense
- The Great Twenty-Eight
- Thriller
- Document
- Back in Black
- Paid in Full
- Purple Rain
- Sign O' The Times
- The Joshua Tree


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Resident Evil 4's Fifth Anniversary Celebration
Posted: January 20, 2010
Resident Evil 4 is turning five years old and in this celebratory look back at the game, Blair Herter gives you a short history of the title and explains how Resident Evil 4 captured our hearts. Happy 5th Anniversary Resident Evil 4!
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I just recently bought this game and it kicks ass! I've known about it for years of course because I watch X-Play and have wanted to try it out but I only recently got into the series cause my bro rented RE5.
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Paintball combines the philosophies from Sun Tzu's The Art of War with anecdotes from Jackson Pollock's autobiography, I Will Fight Your Painting. Hone combat aesthetics with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $89 for a four-hour paintball package for 4, including gear rental and 500 paintballs (a $180 value)
- $220 for a four-hour paintball package for 10, including gear rental and 1,000 paintballs (a $450 value)
Central Alabama Paintball
280 feet per second. That's the speed limit at Central Alabama Paintball. Although some paintball guns are capable of catapulting pellets at much higher speeds, staff here check each gun's speed to ensure a safe, fun, and comfortable experience for every player. They also require that everyone use the field's own paintballs, specially formatted to splatter at lower impacts—without staining clothes, which is especially helpful at paintball weddings.
Refs at Central Alabama Paintball are paid professionals who brief every player on rules and equipment operation. To ensure fair play, they also group paintballers by skill level. The staging area's sound system announces whether each game is for beginner, intermediate, or advanced players, and solo players can join a team matched to their ability level.
With safety firmly in place, the fun can begin. The round starts, and paintballs soar over one of five outdoor fields with obstacles such as wooden spools and giant inflatables, or the full mock-town field. It's common to see birthday parties, family reunions, and other celebrations darting around the field. In addition to amenities such as a large covered deck, a grill and fire pit, and setups for cornhole and horseshoes, the field boasts lower-impact guns suitable for players as young as age 6.


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Spunky Monkey Comes Home to Live With Us
Spunky rests in Dale's lap.
Spunky, is a one year old Bichon, who was abandoned by his owner, with a neighbor for three months, because he was getting married, and the new wife, didn't like for dogs.:(
Spunky was taken to a kill shelter, where one of our rescue friends intervined. We tried placing him with a wonderful family, who has 2 other Bichons. I guess he really bonded with us, during the week he was fostered here. He cried at this new home. He marked everything in site, at every chance, which is something he did not do when he was here. His new Mom, Joy, loved him so very much, that she wanted him to be happy, and felt he was pining away for us. She drove over 7 hours, to deliver him back to Dale and I. We both met in Little Rock, Arkansas. Here are the pictures of his reunion with us. I guess little Spunky Monkey is destined to be ours.:)
Spunky sticks next to Dale, who holds our boy, Chipper, on his lap. (No you are not seeing things..Chipper is VERY tall.:)
Dale holds Spunky, while Casey, a Bichon Havanese puppy, (being puppysat this weekend by Joy), looks on.
Spunky relaxes beside his new big bro, The Chip Meister. Joy's baby, Alex, looks on.
Spunky in his favorite place, again.:)
My new dear friend, Joy, holds one of her Bichons, Sidney. I want to thank Joy, and her husband, for trying so hard with Spunky, and for driving so far, to bring him back home. She also transported Daisy and Daffodil, to Memphis, to meet THEIR new Moma! What a trooper!
Spunky loved it when we got to our house. It was like he had never even left.:)
Spunky kills the white teddy bear.
Spunky moves on, to the stuffed gingerbread man. Look out..he is on a roll...
The stuffed gingerbread man fights back.
The Spunkman, and his Dad.:)
Spunky has now been here almost three weeks..I think he likes it.:)
Spunky after his first grooming...
Spunky and his brothers, Chipper, Mozart, and Bear, after returning from grooming!
Chipper, Spunky Monkey, and Bear, take a nap.
Feb 28, 2001
We just love our baby Spunky Monkey..and he loves us back.:)
Spunky Monkey's Song
(We sing this to him several times a day and he always comes running!)
I'm Spunky the Monkey man
I'm Spunky the Monkey Man
I'm Spunky the Monkey, I'm Spunky the Monkey
I'm Spunky the Monkey Mannnnnn!


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Sturdy and stylish, the Manfrotto MB MA-SB-4 DSLR Camera Case provides safe and protective storage for your camera equipment. Keep equipment close Suitable for a compact system camera kit or professional DSLR set-up, the Manfrotto shoulder bag features other compartments for your smaller accessories. Easy storage This fully functional bag comes equipped with internal dividers that prevent your gear from clashing when on the move. The adjustable, detachable shoulder strap and carry handle gives you plenty of carry options while the dual zippers enable quick and easy access. Always be ready The case also comes with a rain cover for protecting your gear when the weather gets rough. Be prepared on your photography escapades with the high quality Manfrotto MB MA-SB-4 DSLR Camera Case .
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[1.9.4] Gentle Harvest Mod Download
Gentle Harvest Mod is a small mod that attracts players keen on farming. In this mod, crops will be automatically replanted as you harvest them (by right-clicking them). In vanilla Minecraft, these crops are wheat, potatoes, carrots and cocoa pods. Besides, you should remember that only fully grown crops are affected. It should also be compatible with any mod-added crops that extend BlockCrops or BlockCocoa.
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Half Price Appetizers!
We were lured in by the sign out front that advertised half price appetizers after 8:00 p.m. Not knowing the city or where to go to eat, it seemed like a good option. After settling into our motel (which offered a card good for a 20% discount) we went for a late evening snack. Service was great. Advertising was very misleading. Only half the appetizers were included in the 1/2 price special, none of them the ones we wanted. And you had to buy a beverage to qualify. So, we paid full price because it was late and we were too tired to go looking for another place. The soup was ok, but salty. The wings were excellent. I would ask Kelsey's for a little more truth in advertising.


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Frank Zuccarello
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Henry A. Tafaro
Executive Vice President
Henry A. Tafaro
Executive Vice President
Mr. Tafaro was the Founder, Chairman and majority stockholder of The Hanleigh Companies. Hanleigh was a specialist underwriter of Personal Accident and Sickness Insurance as well as Contingent Personal Accident Insurance. Under Tafaro's leadership, Hanleigh grew to be one of the largest and most profitable underwriters of disability and special risk business insuring elite individuals in the entertainment, corporate, and sports marketplace.
In 2002, the decision was made to sell The Hanleigh Companies to The BISYS Group, Inc. in an effort to expand Hanleigh's client base. Hank stayed on for three years+ to assist in the transition.
Mr. Tafaro has been a named coverholder at Lloyd's since 1990, and retains one of the best reputations in the Lloyd's market. He personally held Binding Authority at Lloyd's along with Edward Tafaro with a market facility capable of Binding up to $50,000,000 for any one person with an aggregate limit of $125,000,000.
Prior to 1980, Mr. Tafaro was responsible for distribution of the Disability Insurance product line for The Guardian, one of the largest mutual companies in the USA offering an individual disability product line.
Currently, Hank runs a consulting company called Halycon Consulting. He has recently joined Exceptional Risk Advisors, bringing experience and talent necessary to help drive the Entertainment business, which has been his passion and focus over the past 6 years.


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What are They Reading? Bestselling Books on Campus Feb 22, 2011 by Suada Kolovic Curious as to what college students are reading this spring? Well, wonder no more! The Chronicle has compiled a list of the best-selling books from information supplied by stores serving the following campuses: American U., Beloit College, Case Western Reserve U., College of William & Mary, Drew U., Florida State U., George Washington U., Georgetown U., Georgia State U., Harvard U., James Madison U., Johns Hopkins U., Kent State U., Pennsylvania State U. at University Park, San Francisco State U., Stanford U., State U. of New York at Buffalo, Tulane U., U. of California at Berkeley, U. of Chicago, U. of Florida, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, U. of Miami, U. of Nebraska at Lincoln, U. of New Hampshire, U. of North Dakota, U. of North Texas, U. of Northern Colorado, U. of Oklahoma at Norman, Vanderbilt U., Washington State U., Washington U. in St. Louis, Wayne State U., Williams College, Winthrop College, Xavier U. (Ohio). For more information on any of these schools, check out our college search. The Girl Who Played With Fireby Stieg Larsson The Girl With the Dragon Tattooby Stieg Larsson Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everythingby Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman's Search for Everything across Italy, India and Indonesiaby Elizabeth Gilbert Sh*t My Dad Says by Justin Halpern Mockingjayby Suzanne Collins Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelseaby Chelsea Handler Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School at a Timeby Greg Mortenson, David Oliver Relin The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Presents Earth (the Book): A Visitor's Guide to the Human Raceby Jon Stewart A**holes Finish Firstby Tucker MaxAnd don't forget, you should pay for your college education with as much free money as possible! Find as many scholarships and grants as you can before turning to student loans. Visit the Scholarships.com free college scholarship search today where you'll get matched with countless scholarships and grants for which you qualify, then apply and win! It's that easy!
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Medical News Sexual and Reproductive Life of Women Informed of Their HIV Seropositivity: A Prospective Cohort Study in Burkina FasoJanuary 15, 2002 Of the 16,000 new HIV infections that occur every day in the world, 1,600 affect children, chiefly in Africa. Almost all these children acquire HIV infection from their mothers. Treatment of mother alone or mother and child with antiretrovirals and the use of breast-milk substitutes for children born from HIV-infected mothers are the main interventions now available to reduce the number of children infected with HIV throughout the world.
Adapted from:This study was carried out in Bobo-Dioulasso, the second largest city in Burkina Faso, located in the southwestern part of the country. In January 1995, a research program aimed at assessing the acceptance, tolerance, and efficacy of a short regimen of zidovudine and of vaginal disinfection with benzalkonium chloride to reduce mother-to-child transmission of HIV (DITRAME - ANRS 049 clinical trial) was established in three mother-and-child health and family planning (MCH/FP) centers in Bobo-Dioulasso. In the context of the DITRAME-ANRS 049 research program, voluntary HIV counseling and testing (VCT) services were established for pregnant women. HIV-infected women were advised to disclose their HIV serostatus to their male partners who were also offered VCT, to use condoms to reduce sexual transmission, and to choose an effective contraception method to avoid unwanted pregnancies. This study aimed at assessing how HIV test results were shared with male sexual partners, the level of use of modern contraceptive methods, and the pregnancy incidence among women informed of the risks surrounding sexual and reproductive health during HIV infection. The first enrollment in the DITRAME-ANRS 049 program was in September 1995 and the last in December 1998. All women were monitored from delivery to weaning with a quarterly medical check-up. At each follow-up visit, each women was offered an individual session of counseling with a social worker who informed her about her HIV seropositivity. At each interview, the social worker collected information on the sharing of HIV test results with the male partner and the subsequent social consequences, the resumption of sexual relations, and the use of condoms and other contraceptives. The only identifiable reason why these women refused to disclose their positive HIV test result to their partner was the fear of domestic violence. Among the 54 women who disclosed their HIV status, only 2 subsequently separated from their partners. There was a significant trend (p = .04) among the women who shared their HIV test with their partners to practice more sexual abstinence and to use a condom during each sexual intercourse. The 306 women enrolled in the study were observed over a median period of 13.5 months, accounting for 389 person-years of exposure to pregnancy risk. Among these women, 48 had at least one subsequent pregnancy following their positive HIV test result. The longer the exposure to pregnancy risk, the higher the pregnancy incidence rate was, despite information about HIV status and the quarterly counseling about the advantage of reducing pregnancies to preserve maternal health and to reduce the number of children infected with HIV through mother-to-child transmission. This study revealed that a minority of women who tested seropositive during their pregnancy disclosed their HIV status to their male sexual partners (18 percent), used condoms during each sexual intercourse (8 percent) to avert HIV sexual transmission, and undertook hormonal contraception (32 percent) to avoid a new pregnancy. Thus, incidence of pregnancies subsequent to HIV diagnosis was 12.3 per 100 person-years in this cohort and rose significantly from 4 per 100 person-years in the first year of follow-up, to 18 per 100 person-years in the third year. In conclusion, the study shows that pregnancy incidence among women informed of their HIV seropositivity in Burkina Faso is not modified by HIV test result sharing with their male sexual partner and the adoption of double contraception. The tendency of couples who share HIV test results to use double contraception methods and low incidence of domestic violence following HIV test result sharing suggest that the best way to develop pregnancy prevention among HIV-infected women is to introduce large-scale VCT services for couples and to strengthen family planning services, which, in general, focus more on couples. Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes 12.01.01; Vol 28; P 367-372; Yacouba Nebie; Nicolas Meda; Valeraine Leroy; Laurent Mandelbrot; Seydou Yaro; Issiaka Sombie; Michel Cartoux; Sylvestre Tiendrebeogo; Blami Dao; Amadou Ouangre; Boubacar Nacro; Paulin Fao; Odette Ky-Zerbo; Philippe Van de Perre; Francois Dabis This article was provided by CDC National Prevention Information Network. It is a part of the publication CDC HIV/Hepatitis/STD/TB Prevention News Update.


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I think at one time, we gave up with coconut oil with much written on how this oil does not good for our system. Now with new invention, we have virgin coconut oil and there we go again with the same oil but process and made more healthy.
I take a teaspoon of virgin coconut oi first thing in the morning and can gradually see the different, may be I am not in the stage of dementia yet but my skin looks better for sure.
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Workshop on smallholder integration into tropical fruits value chain
05 Jul 2013 - 06 Jul 2013
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
The workshop was a joint collaboration between FAO and International Tropical Fruits Network (TFNet). The workshop also referred to a current joint FAO and TFNet study on tropical fruit smallholders in Indonesia and Vietnam.
International symposium on superfruits - myth or truth?
01 Jul 2013 - 03 Jul 2013
What exactly is meant by superfruit? Is a fruit super because it is packed with nutrients? Is this a scientific fact? Or is super only a promotional catch-phrase used to increase sales?
TICAD-V official side-event on responsible agricultural investment
02 Jun 2013 -
Yokohama, Japan
Hosted by FAO, IFAD, UNCTAD and the World Bank to share empirical evidence from several streams of ongoing field testing and research on responsible agricultural investment in Africa and discuss implications for policy formulation.
Stakeholder participative workshops
01 Mar 2013 - 30 Apr 2013
To assess farmers' needs and perceptions related to the development of value chains, evaluate how to integrate climate change adaptation criteria, and develop a framework.
WTO commitments and support to Russian agriculture: issues and possible solutions
30 Jan 2013 - 31 Jan 2013
Kazan, Russia
The main objectives are to identify and discuss the main areas of concern facing the agriculture sector in relation to the commitments on agricultural subsidies made on accession to the WTO and to draw on lessons from international experience.


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Several years ago, on what used to be my workstation, I wrote a small script to create some xterms with a different and larger font size then the default. Yes, older age comes with diminishing eyesight for me
This proved to be handy when creating complex regular expressions for grep or friends. Being too lazy to go to the garage through the cold, to unpack that box, connect a keyboard and monitor to it, I decided to google for 'xterm font size unix'. The most helpful was http://invisible-island.net/xterm/xt....html#how_do_i Quote:
The xterm man page is quite long but this site also has a nice version of the xterm man page : http://invisible-island.net/xterm/manpage/xterm.html The MENU section : http://invisible-island.net/xterm/manpage/xterm.html If you use 'less' as pager for the man pages ..... Code:
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MENUS Xterm has four menus, named mainMenu, vtMenu, fontMenu, and tekMenu. Each menu pops up under the correct combina- tions of key and button presses. Each menu is divided into sections, separated by a horizontal line. Some menu entries correspond to modes that can be altered. A check mark appears next to a mode that is currently active. Selecting one of these modes toggles its state. Other menu entries are commands; selecting one of these performs the indicated function. All of the menu entries correspond to X actions. In the list below, the menu label is shown followed by the action's name in parenthesis.
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Since my husband liked pineapple upside-down cake, I decided to give this recipe a try one night when we were expecting guests for dinner. Everyone pronounced this cake "Delicious!" and asked for seconds.—Bobbie Talbott, Veneta, Oregon
24 Upside-Down Desserts
- 1/3 cup butter
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 pounds fresh plums, pitted and halved
- 2 large eggs
- 2/3 cup sugar
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/3 cup hot water
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon extract
- Whipped cream, optional
- Melt butter in a 10-in. cast-iron or oven proof skillet. Sprinkle brown sugar over butter. Arrange plum halves, cut side down, in a single layer over sugar; set aside.
- In a large bowl, beat eggs until thick and lemon-colored; gradually beat in sugar. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt; add to egg mixture and mix well. Blend water and lemon extract; beat into batter. Pour over plums.
- Bake at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Immediately invert onto a serving plate. Serve warm with whipped cream if desired. Yield: 8-10 servings.
Originally published as Plum Upside-Down Cake in Taste of Home
August/September 1996, p8
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"I made this with rhubarb (with a little extra sugar) for Easter last year. My family ate the whole thing. The cake itself is fabulous, so I'm sure it would be great with plums, too."
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On Sunday 25th November 2012, I went to Stamford Bridge to watch Chelsea play Manchester City in the Premiership.
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Manchester City 5-0 Aston Villa – Premiership
On Saturday 17th November 2012 I went to the Etihad Stadium to watch reigning Premier League champions Manchester City play Aston Villa.
Manchester City 2-3 Manchester United – FA Cup 3rd Round
On Sunday 8th January 2012 I made my second visit to the Etihad Stadium to watch Manchester City play local rivals Manchester United in the FA Cup 3rd Round.
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From a hard-drinking, downtrodden divorce lawyer looking for pay-dirt, to a manipulative death row inmate with one last plea, Ford County features a vivid cast of attorneys, crooks, hustlers, and convicts. Through their stories he paints a unique picture of lives lived and lost in Mississippi.
Completely gripping, frequently moving and always entertaining, Ford County brims with the same page-turning quality and heart-stopping drama of his previous bestsellers, and is proof once more why John Grisham is our most popular storyteller.
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John Grisham is the author of twenty-two novels, one work of non-fiction, a collection of stories, and a novel for young readers. He is on the Board of Directors of the Innocence Project in New York and is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Mississippi Innocence Project at the University of Mississippi School of Law. He lives in Virginia and Mississippi.
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With the Kentucky Derby less than a month away, the list of possible entrants is starting to take shape. Since the Derby field is limited to 20 entrants, some of these contenders are not going to get in the race. Only the top 20 entrants based on graded stakes earnings can draw into the race, and there is no also eligible list for the Derby. With only a few more graded preps remaining, those low on the list will really have to perform well to make the cut.
Below is a list of Triple Crown nominees in order of their graded stakes earnings through April 22th. To make things easier to read, I have dropped out all the horses who are definitely not going to the Derby in addition to horses who are out on injury or retired or have far to few earnings to get in. The Lexington Stakes next Saturday is the last chance to get earnings to qualify.
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Situated in the city's vibrant core, the Sheraton Seattle Hotel will serve as the central hub for GAS 2011 Seattle events.
This deluxe hotel features more than a pool and a fitness center: it hosts a glass collection from Pilchuck artists in the lobby. Across the street is the City Centre's Pilchuck Glass Collection. Behind the hotel is the convention center's glass collection and (to be unveiled in April 2011) a new installations by Ginny Ruffner. The Sheraton is a short walk from the Seattle Art Museum and Pike Place Market. It is also steps away from gourmet food, galleries, entertainment, and world-class shopping – an ideal conference hotel!
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GAS has reserved a block of rooms and negotiated a special rate for GAS conference attendees: $139 (single or double). Regular price for these rooms is $239. Ensure your room and GAS room rate: reserve by May 1. To make your reservation, call the Sheraton at 206.621.9000 or 800.325.3535 and be sure to state that you would like the Glass Art Society conference rate. Or, click here to go directly to the Sheraton's page for GAS attendee reservations. GAS's room block at the Sheraton is nearly full as of March 28th, if you have any problems reserving at the special discounted rate please email the GAS office or call 206.382.1305.
Staying at the conference hotel is one of the best ways to connect with the GAS community. What better way to network than to stay where all the action is?
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To make reservations and receive a 5% discount without any additional fee, electronic ticketing is required. Go to www.AA.com and enter the promotion code 1851BM. Otherwise, calling an agent will incur a paper ticketing charge.
To make reservations, call 800.328.1111 and refer to Glass Art Society Conference #NM6JM. Discount (2% off discounted fares; 5% off full-priced fares) applies to domestic fares only.
(From the Sheraton to SeaTac: The first bus leaves the Sheraton Seattle Hotel at 5:43 am, with subsequent buses departing every 20 minutes. No reservation necessary. The ride to the airport takes an estimated 37 minutes.)
$2.50 per person
Ride Seattle's new light-rail system from SeaTac into downtown (www.soundtransit.org). Service runs from 5 am to 1 am, Monday through Saturday, and 6 am to midnight on Sundays. Trains arrive and depart every 7.5 - 15 minutes. Purchase tickets with cash or with MasterCard/Visa at the light-rail station. (For the Sheraton Seattle Hotel, disembark at the last stop: Westlake Mall Station. It's three blocks from the hotel.)
Seattle's Metro Transit has a ride-free zone in the downtown area, between 6 am and 7 pm (from Battery Street to S. Jackson Street, and from 6th Avenue to the waterfront). Peak fare for trips farther afield: $2.25. For routes and more information, visit metro.kingcounty.gov.
Please note that on-street parking near the Sheraton is limited to a few 2-hour spots.
Parking at the Sheraton Seattle Hotel costs $33.48 for 24 hours (includes in/out privileges).
Parking at the Convention Center Main Garage costs $25 for overnight parking; $19 for all-day parking (12 hours). This hourly-rate garage is open 5:30 am - midnight. Note that there is a second garage with shorter hours.
Hertz: Discounts on daily rates. Call 800.654.2210 and mention CDP #1779165
Alamo: Call 800.354.2322. Be sure to give Association ID #706768.
The Glass Art Society reserves the right to deny applications for Technical Display, advertising participation, GAS membership or the conference from anyone for any reason.


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Pro Tour Driver and Official Jeff Gilbert shares his Slalom Boat Driving Tips in our latest article. Jeff's article is a great drill down for high end slalom boat driving. If you haven't taken the time to read through the Slalom Boat Driving section, you're missing out.
It's excellent to work as hard on your boat driving as you do on your skiing. Without the skills necessary to keep the boat straight down the middle and in a good rhythm with the skier, you're going to have a hard time finding ski partners. The shorter that you go, the more of a difference the boat driving makes.
Your understanding of how to drive the boat well can help you better to comprehend what you need to do when you're on the other end of the rope, as well. Constantly striving for more knowledge and understanding of every facet of our sport is what will give you the most opportunity to learn more and ultimately apply those lessons to your own skiing.
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Assembly Member Honor Roll The Municipality of Anchorage derives its powers from its 1975 Home Rule Charter and operates under the Anchorage Municipal Code and Code of Regulations, and the Constitution of the State of Alaska and its laws. Alaska Statute Title 29 establishes the policy of maximum local self-government and as a home-rule municipality, the legislative power of the Municipality of Anchorage is vested in the Anchorage Assembly. The legislative functions of the Municipality of Anchorage are performed by the Anchorage Assembly, an eleven-member body elected by the voters of the Municipality of Anchorage. The Assembly sets municipal policy through enactment of laws (ordinances) and approval of resolutions. The Assembly approves annual budgets, appropriates money, confirms all appointments to municipal boards and commissions, certifies municipal elections, evaluates the overall efficiency and effectiveness of municipal operations, and listens to concerns and suggestions from citizens of the Municipality. Each Assembly Member is elected by district and serves a three-year term.
The Municipality of Anchorage derives its powers from its 1975 Home Rule Charter and operates under the Anchorage Municipal Code and Code of Regulations, and the Constitution of the State of Alaska and its laws. Alaska Statute Title 29 establishes the policy of maximum local self-government and as a home-rule municipality, the legislative power of the Municipality of Anchorage is vested in the Anchorage Assembly.
The legislative functions of the Municipality of Anchorage are performed by the Anchorage Assembly, an eleven-member body elected by the voters of the Municipality of Anchorage. The Assembly sets municipal policy through enactment of laws (ordinances) and approval of resolutions. The Assembly approves annual budgets, appropriates money, confirms all appointments to municipal boards and commissions, certifies municipal elections, evaluates the overall efficiency and effectiveness of municipal operations, and listens to concerns and suggestions from citizens of the Municipality.
Each Assembly Member is elected by district and serves a three-year term.
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Co-Chair - Legislative Committee
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Transportation Committee
Liaison to the Board of Ethics for Ethics Code Rewrite
Patrick Flynn, a lifelong Alaskan, grew up in the district he represents and resides there with his wife, Tina, and their sons Kian and Kylan. A graduate of West Anchorage High School, Patrick also earned a Masters degree in Business Administration from Alaska Pacific University. Patrick's professional life has afforded him the opportunity to work in many different parts of the State in fields as diverse as environmental consulting, logistics, marketing, and public affairs. Patrick is a former President of the South Addition Community Council and an active United Way of Anchorage volunteer, having chaired the Campaign, Tocqueville, and Day of Caring Agency committees.
Term expires in 2017.
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Chair - Municipal Audit Committee
Enterprise & Utiltiy Oversight Committee
Alternate Liaison - Chugiak/EagleRiver Chamber of Commerce
Bill Starr is a local area business owner and resides with his family in the Eagle River Valley. He has served his community for over 20 years as President of the Eagle River Valley Community, Commissioner on the Anchorage Planning and Zoning Commission, and three terms as an Assembly Member. Previous Manager of Alpenglow Ski Area and youth sports coach rounds out his volunteer commitment to his community. Bill and his wife, Jacque, have raised three children in Alaska all of whom have graduated from ASD and UAA and are pursuing careers locally. When not attending to Assembly challenges, you'll find Bill flying as a commercial pilot, adventuring throughout the State, and enjoying its bounties and splendor.
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Community & Economic Development Committee
Liaison - Anchorage Convention and Visitors Bureau (ACVB)
Alternate Liaison - Federation of Community Councils
Amy Demboski graduated from Chugiak High School in 1994 and went on to earn Bachelor's degrees in Justice and History from UAA, as well as, an MBA with an emphasis in Finance, from Columbia Southern University. Amy and her husband, Ben, have two children. Their daughter, Kennedy, is a 2014 graduate of Chugiak High School and their son, Riley, is a freshman at Chugiak High. Amy has worked for many years in the healthcare industry with a focus on business development and management. Amy was formerly the President of the Chugiak Community Council, the Chair of the Municipal Budget Advisory Commission, and the Mayor's appointment to the Chugiak-Eagle River Parks & Recreation Board of Supervisors, and she currently serves as an active member of the Sleeping Lady Lions Club.
Term expires in 2019.
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Eric Croft was born in Spenard in 1964 during the difficult days before Anchorage had local tater tots, gourmet pizza, or fresh beer. He attended Chugach Elementary School and West Anchorage High School. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University in 1987 and a Juris Doctorate from Hastings College of the Law in 1992. He had the honor of clerking for both Judge James Fitzgerald and Justice Allen Compton. Eric represented West Anchorage in the Alaska Legislature from 1996-2006, primarily as a member of the House Finance Committee. He wrote and sponsored a number of laws with a particular emphasis on improving public safety. He also wrote and gathered the signatures for citizen initiatives to fill U.S. Senate vacancies by public vote and to restore campaign finance contribution limits, both passing by large margins. Eric founded and runs a small business and also served as a Municipal Prosecutor. From 2013-2016, he served on the Anchorage School Board with one term as the President. He also served on the Board of Directors of STAR and the Alaska Blood Bank. Eric has been married to the wise and wonderful Joanna since 1994. They have two children: Shannon, a freshman at Vassar and a big Hamilton fan and Burke, a sophomore at West High School and a rare, combined viola/hockey expert. In his spare time, Eric enjoys swearing at his outboard engines, reading history, and trying to get deer within his (very limited) bow range.
Term expires 2019.
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Tim Steele has lived in West Anchorage since 1986 with his wife Diedra (now deceased) and his daughters Katelyn and Andie, both West High School graduates. As a Non-Commissioned Officer in the U.S. Army, Tim served two tours in Vietnam. After earning a Bachelor's degree in Business and a Master's degree in Environmental Management, Tim went on to work as a Senior Urban/Regional Planner, a General Building Contractor, and a Real Estate Broker. Tim returned to Uniformed Service in 1980 and moved to Alaska in 1986. Tim retired from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Corps as a Lieutenant Commander in 1998. Tim's public service in Alaska includes the Anchorage Board of Equalization, Elmendorf's Environmental Restoration Advisory Board, and nine years on the Anchorage School Board. While on the School Board, Tim held the positions of President, Vice-President, Treasurer, and Chair of the Policy, Legislative, and Audit Committees. Statewide School Board members also elected Tim to three terms (six years) on the Executive Board of the Association of Alaska School Boards. Tim was elected to represent West Anchorage on the Assembly for a partial term in 2013 and again to a full three-year term in 2014. Tim believes Assembly members should work together cooperatively, effectively, and wisely to do the peoples' business.
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Chair - Rules Committee
Chair - Personnel Committee
Legislative Committee
Public Safety Committee
Ethics & Elections Committee
Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee
Let's Move! Program Task Force
Liaison - Military & Veterans Affairs
Liaison - Federation of Community Councils
Alternate Liaison - Alaska Municipal League (AML)
Alternate Liaison - National League of Cities (NLC)
Alternate Liaison - UAA/APU
Dick Traini and wife, Sandy, moved to Alaska 43 years ago. He continued his active service duty in Anchorage for the U.S. Air Force until 1992. They found a great place to live in the Campbell Park area and became very involved in the community. Dick served as Campbell Park Community Council President for eight years. After becoming a father, Dick knew that he was going to be responsible for making Anchorage a better place to live for his children. He decided to run for election to the Assembly representing the Midtown district and was elected, for the first time, in 1991. That same year, he received his Bachelor's degree in Political Science at the University of Alaska Anchorage. Dick was chosen to serve as Chair of the Assembly several times beginning in December 1993 through May 1995. He filled this leadership role more than any other Assembly member, serving again from April 2001 to April 2005 and April 2010 to April 2011; working with six mayors and nearly 35 Assembly members. During his tenure as an elected official, he also earned a Master's degree in Public Administration and a Professional Planner Certification in Urban Planning. In 2006, he became the first representative from Alaska to serve on the National League of Cities (NLC) Board of Directors, the oldest resource and advocacy organization for cities within the United States. He currently serves on NLC's Advisory Council. Often he is referred to as the "Assembly Grampa" because he is always glad to "share his recommendations" based on his years of Assembly experience. Whenever he has a break from his job as an Assembly Member working for and with his constituents, Dick enjoys spending time with his family, especially "spoiling" his 18 grandchildren!
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Chair - Assembly
Chair - Budget/ Finance Committee
Municipal Audit Committee
Rules Committee
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Elvi Gray-Jackson began her public service career with the Municipality of Anchorage at the Public Transit Department 33 years ago. In 1988, she began working for the Anchorage Assembly; first as an Administrative Assistant, then as Senior Budget Analyst and finally, as Director of the Budget and Legislative Services Office. In 2005, Elvi worked for Municipal Light and Power as Director of the Alaska Railbelt Energy Authority; a joint action agency with three electric utility members. In 2006, Elvi served as Vice-Chair of the Municipality's Cooperative Services Authority, and as Chair in 2007, and resigned in 2008 after her election to the Anchorage Assembly. She also served on the Board of Directors of the Boys and Girls Club and the Woodside East Homeowners Association. As an Assembly Member, she serves on the National League of Cities (NLC) Board of Directors, the NLC Finance Committee, and the Investment Advisory Committee. Elvi served as Vice-Chair of the Assembly beginning in December of 2014 and was chosen to serve as Chair in 2016. A few of the non-profit organizations she actively supports include the NAACP, AWAIC, Project Access, Identity, Inc., Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and the ARC of Anchorage. Elvi is a graduate of the University of Alaska Anchorage and has one son, Ramon.
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Forrest Dunbar grew up in rural Alaska in the towns of Eagle and Cordova. His parents, Miriam and Roger, continue to live in Cordova, while his sister lives in Portland with her wife. After attending American University on scholarship, Forrest earned a Master's in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School and a Juris Doctorate from Yale Law School. He moved back to Anchorage during the summers while in law school and passed the Alaska Bar Exam in 2012. Forrest currently serves as a judge advocate and Captain in the Alaska Army National Guard, where he played a significant role in drafting the Alaska Code of Military Justice. Prior to his election to the Assembly, Forrest served as the Vice President of Scenic Foothills Community Council and helped found the Muldoon Farmers Market. He is a member of Congregation Beth Sholom, but does not have the self-discipline to keep kosher.
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Chair - Ethics & Elections Committee
Community and Economic Development Committee
AMATS Policy Committee
Alternate Liaison - Anchorage Convention and Visitors Bureau (ACVB)
Ex Officio - Anchorage Community Development Authority (ACDA)
Pete Petersen was born and raised on a family farm in Eastern Iowa. Pete received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Northern Iowa in 1973 and after graduating, he volunteered for the Peace Corps. While serving in the Peace Corps from 1973-74, Pete worked with small farmers and 4-H clubs in the Dominican Republic. He also founded, played, and coached a rugby team that went on to win the Dominican National Championship. Intending to stay for the summer, Pete drove up the Alcan Highway to Alaska in April of 1981. He immediately recognized many opportunities here in Anchorage and decided to stay. In 1986, Pete opened and successfully operated his own restaurant business, Dinner Dispatch, until selling it in 2001. Pete first volunteered as a Little League coach and team manager for Nunaka Valley Little League during that same year. He has continued to be involved with Nunaka Valley Little League and just completed baseball season as a coach again this summer. From 2009-2013, Pete served two terms in the Alaska State House representing Muldoon and East Anchorage. He served on the House Transportation, State Affairs, and Energy Committees, as well as, several other budget sub-committees. Pete's hobbies include playing guitar and singing, golfing, traveling, and playing fantasy baseball and football.
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Chair - Committee on Homelessness - Committee of the Whole
Chair - Public Safety Committee
Personnel Committee
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Bill Evans was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. After serving in the military as a paratrooper, Bill worked as a police officer while attending Cleveland State University. He graduated from CSU in 1988 with a Bachelor's degree in History and Political Science. After graduation, he left the police department and moved to Michigan where he received his Juris Doctorate at the University of Michigan Law School in 1992. Bill moved to Anchorage with his wife, Melinda and their three children, Carson, Dylan, and Jackson in 1998. Bill has a very active law practice representing private sector companies with their employment and labor relations needs. He has been recognized in "Best Lawyers" and "Super Lawyers" in the area of management-side labor law. He very much values his membership in what he considers to be the best law firm whose motto is " We take the law seriously, not ourselves." Bill has been a long-time member of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and served twice as Chair. Although he has yet to discover any useful purpose for it, nevertheless, Bill is proud of his encyclopedic knowledge of Indy 500 winners.
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John Weddleton moved to Anchorage in 1987 after a life of traveling across the country and world including several years in Istanbul, Lugano, and Fairbanks. John started his professional career as an economic consultant. He now owns a retail business with two locations and a couple of commercial properties. John went to his first community council meeting in 1997 and later became Chair of the Mid-Hillside Community Council, Chair of the Hillside Home And Land Owner's Organization and on the Board of the Abbott Loop Community Council. His community involvement includes numerous citizen advisory groups on matters including School District budgets, transportation studies, trail planning, park plans, utility routing, and the Hillside District Plan. He was President of the Anchorage Citizens Coalition and served on the Planning and Zoning Commission. He is an inaugural member of the AMATS Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee. John co-founded the Spenard Chamber of Commerce and is a long-time member of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce's Municipal Issues Committee and was a board member at Credit Union 1. John's two children, Kate and Ry, have patiently allowed him time for these activities. John has a Masters in Economics from University of Alaska, Fairbanks 1986 and a B.A. in Political Science from Tulane University 1980.


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Reparations for slavery may never be approved by the courts, but we can focus on fixing the social structures that reinforce racial inequalities and are the enduring contemporary legacy of slavery.
Just before the election, the satirical web site The Onion ran a fake article that was purportedly written by Barack Obama. In it, the president supposedly promised to seek payments for African-Americans to compensate them for America's history of slavery.
"I'm thinking $150,000 a person," the President was supposed to have written "to right the wrongs of our past by contributing 10 percent of your paychecks over the next decade toward finally reimbursing black folks for all their ancestors sacrificed."
Of course, the real Barack Obama said no such thing. President Obama has consistently said he does not believe in reparations for slavery. He even opposes the formation of a commission to study the issue.
Many Americans may be surprised to discover that the issue of slavery reparations is actually quite a serious one. After all, slavery ended almost 150 years ago. The United States has a black president. We supposedly live in a post-racial society.
But for African-Americans, the heritage of slavery still looms large over American society and their personal lives. Approximately 18 percent of all working-age African-American men are either in jail, on probation or on parole (exact figures are not reported). Over 40 percent of all African-American children are born into households that live below the poverty line.
African-Americans who are employed full-time make on average 29 percent less than whites who are employed full-time, and far fewer African-Americans are able to find full-time jobs. African-Americans are still routinely (even if illegally) denied employment, credit and housing based on their race.
What does all this have to do with slavery? Slavery is long gone, but the American society built on slavery never really disappeared. In fact, it almost didn't disappear at all.
When the constitutional amendment to abolish slavery was first put to a vote in the House of Representatives in 1864, it did not pass. It failed despite the fact that only the northern states had representatives in Congress at the time.
When a second House vote was held in January 1865, the resolution that was to become the 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution passed by just two votes.
When the proposed amendment was sent to the states for approval, both New Jersey and Delaware initially rejected it. It may be hard to imagine today, but in 1865 even the northern states were not united in the decision to put an end to slavery.
Since 1865, there has never been a time of racial equality in America. Today's patterns of racial inequality are directly related to the patterns of 1865, or for that matter 1765. Slavery may have ended in 1865, but the social structures put in place by slavery persist to this day.
Most calls for slavery reparations focus on using the courts to achieve financial compensation for the descendants of slaves. Whatever the moral merits of compensation for slavery, it's safe to say that this is a dead-end strategy. Let's face it: It is never going to happen.
Courts have consistently ruled that the descendants of slaves are not entitled to compensation. It's true that legal theories change over time, and courts might one day be willing to award such compensation. But by that time American slavery will be so far in the past that it will be impossible in practice to identify specific descendants of slaves. It may already be too late.
A better approach to reparations for slavery is to focus on fixing the social structures that reinforce racial inequalities. These are the true contemporary legacy of slavery. Instead of one-time payments to individual African-Americans, we should endow African-American institutions to the same level as other institutions in our society. As much as possible, we should eliminate institutionalized inequality.
A good place to start would be the 105 historically black colleges and universities spread throughout the United States. Most have small endowments and little funding for research. These and other African-American colleges and universities could be re-endowed with a one-time federal grant of $100 billion or more.
America's elite white universities have endowments that were built up over generations of giving from rich alumni. African-American universities don't have this multi-generational legacy of resources. Four years ago we spent hundreds of billions of dollars on a temporary economic stimulus. A fraction of this amount could endow quality higher education for African-Americans for the next century.
Similar endowment programs could boost the resources of public hospitals that serve mainly African-American communities, museums that focus on the work of African-American artists, and other African-American non-profits. The performance arts could be included as well.
Historically white operas, orchestras, and ballet troupes have large endowments and publicly-subsidized buildings. Why not similarly endow gospel choirs, jazz bands, and step-dancers? If these institutions don't have the cultural standing of the established fine arts, it is only because their patrons have historically suffered severe deprivation.
A stepping troupe with a multi-million dollar endowment would be a prestigious institution indeed.
Every two years, at the beginning of each new Congress, US Representative John Conyers (D-Michigan) introduces a bill to establish a commission to study reparation proposals to compensate African-Americans for the harms they suffered under slavery. It bears the number HR 40 in recognition of the "40 acres and a mule" promise made to freed slaves during the Civil War. HR 40 has never made it out of committee to be debated by Congress.
That debate is long overdue. With the re-election of our first African-American president, the political barriers to debating reparations are gone. It's now safe to rock the boat. America should take an honest look at its racist legacy and work to repair it. If not now, when?


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The Highway gal manages to surprise us with her difficult to decode style statements. Sometimes Alia overwhelms us with the attitude with which she carries herself and then she suddenly lets us down sartorially with those 'oh-what-the-freak' moments. Take a look!
She is young, irreverent and absolutely effervescent. Alia Bhatt has brought in a breath of fresh air with panache and oodles of attitude which she wears on her starry sleeve seamlessly.
The 21-year-old uses her petite frame, bordering-on-arrogance body language and oodles of cheerfulness to best effect to grab our attention. But sadly-and quite unfortunately-the little daughter of film maker Mahesh Bhatt has not impressed us hugely-and more importantly consistently- with her hate sartorial sensibilities.
Frankly speaking, the Student Of The Year actor has tremendous potential to make style statements considering her body type, her youth and the lineage she inherits. Style does come to her naturally, we must say, but the gal doesn't quite get the mix right when she steps out.
She has surprised us sweetly with the colour coding, the texture and the asymmetrical dressing preferences she has been sporting-which is great-but she has also let us down repeatedly with not getting the blend right.
If she was a complete head turner when she wore some really refreshing teeny-weenky skirts and cocktail dresses, she also disappointed us when she wore puff-sleeved Victorian outfits that did not look too impressive. Apart from the clothes, the babe also needs to experiment a bit with her hair ( plain wavy look is boring Alia!) and accessories to look even smarter.
We love the way Alia eases up on jewellery and keeps her look de-glam and minimalistic mostly, so young girls can look up to her and emulate her effortlessly. And that's a perfect strategy Alia has adopted-knowingly or otherwise- to keep herself on the fashion map to emerge as a style icon. But Alia darling, you should take your style a little more seriously as we love you dearly for the way you make us go wow occasionally!
Alia, in our opinion, has it in her to be the young fashion diva and a true fashion icon in the truest sense of the word, but she certainly has a long way…errr Highway to go. Don't you agree Bollywoodlifers?


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