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Rachael Dixon is a sport psychology consultant and licensed Brain Gym instructor in Rancho Bernardo. She has a masters degree from San Diego State University in sport and exercise psychology. Her undergraduate degree is from Seattle Pacific University where she completed a BA in physical education and health. She was also a four year college volleyball player. Rachael is a 10-year resident of Rancho Bernardo. She is originally from Washington State but moved here when her husband received a job with Hewlett Packard. Since living in RB, she has worked in physical therapy, children's fitness, women's fitness, and she also spent seven years coaching boys' volleyball and Epic volleyball club at Rancho Bernardo High School. Rachael has three young children and enjoys playing beach volleyball, reading, music, camping and sleeping.
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Pros – Good pay and benefits if you want to live in Winston-Salem, NC. Other companies are matching because RAI continues to reduce benefits except for their executives.
Cons – Declining business, poor leadership, trying new ideas tried by the previous management. Throwing ideas against the wall and hope something sticks. Core cigarette business that generated the profits in decline. RAI focusing on smokeless and spit less products that will never generate the profits that the cigarette category previously generated.
Advice to Senior Management – Get advice from the previous RJ Reynolds management, premerger RJRT was number 2 in the market and Brown Williamson was number 3.
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Smokeless tobacco and cancer
'Smokeless tobacco' is a very broad term that refers to over 30 different types of products. Smokeless tobacco products include chewed tobacco ('dry chewing tobacco') and sucked tobacco ('moist oral tobacco'), rather than smoked tobacco in the form of cigarettes. There are some inhaled tobacco products ('nasal snuff'), but these are less common in the UK.
Some people believe that smokeless tobacco is a harmless alternative to smoking cigarettes. But scientists have shown that many forms of smokeless tobacco increase your risk of mouth cancer and oesophageal (food pipe) cancer. They could also increase your risk of pancreatic cancer, liver cancer, and other conditions including gum disease and heart disease.
Different types of smokeless tobacco
Almost all types of smokeless tobacco can cause mouth cancer. But some types or brands can be more dangerous than others. This is because different products can have very different levels of cancer-causing chemicals.
Most smokeless tobacco products in the UK are used by South Asian communities. In these communities, dry chewing tobacco is often used as part of a 'betel quid' or 'paan'. These consist of a mixture of betel nut (or areca nut), slaked lime and various herbs and spices, wrapped in a betel leaf.
Betel nut itself can cause cancer, so chewing betel quids can cause mouth cancer even if no tobacco is added.
What's in smokeless tobacco?
Most types of smokeless tobacco contains at least 28 different chemicals that can cause cancer.
The worst of these are a group of chemicals called tobacco-specific nitrosamines, or TSNAs for short. Some smokeless tobacco brands can contain up to 100 times more TSNAs than any other product including cigarettes. People who use these brands can expose themselves to up to a thousand times more TSNAs than non-smokers.
As addictive as smoking
Smokeless tobacco contains as much, if not more, nicotine than smoked tobacco products do. So like cigarettes, it is highly addictive.
People who use smokeless tobacco absorb 3-4 times as much nicotine as smokers do. The nicotine is also absorbed more slowly and stays in the blood for a longer time.
Newer brands can be just as dangerous
Some smokeless tobacco companies claim that their products are now less harmful because they have lowered the levels of TSNAs, the main cancer-causing chemicals in smokeless tobacco.
There is some evidence that levels are falling, but not in all brands. So we cannot say that modern smokeless tobacco brands are getting safer until clearer regulations are put into place.
Can smokeless tobacco help me quit smoking?
The current medical advice is that you should not use smokeless tobacco to help you quit smoking. Smokeless tobacco can also cause cancer and is highly addictive.
You can increase the chances of successfully quitting smoking by getting professional help. Have a look at our Giving Up page for more advice.
What is snus?
Snus is a special type of smokeless tobacco that is used in Sweden. It is banned in most other countries in the EU. Snus is manufactured using a special process that considerably lowers the levels of TSNAs in the finished product. Because of this, snus may be less dangerous other types of smokeless tobacco.
And it is not clear if snus has any other health risks. For example, one study found that snus increases the risk of pancreatic cancer, but not mouth cancer. And it still contains nicotine so, like all other tobacco products, it is highly addictive.
It is possible that 'snus' could be used specifically to help hardcore smokers, who are unlikely to quit through other means, to stop smoking altogether. But before we suggest introducing it in to the UK, more research is needed to see if it would help hardcore smokers to quit. And we must examine other potential intended and unintended effects of introducing it in to the UK.
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HOUSTON (AP) — Marwin Gonzalez homered, Bud Norris rebounded from a tough start last time out and the Houston Astros snapped a three-game losing skid with a 3-2 victory over the Seattle Mariners last night. The game was tied at 1 when Gonzalez launched his homer about 10 rows into the stands in right field to start Houston's third. It was Gonzalez's third homer in 16 games.
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Bleeding Heart Metal Art
A minimal and bold abstract design based on a bleeding rose & produced here as a single colour, monotone hand-cut design on sheet metal.
Price: £109.00
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Bleeding Heart Metal Art
A rose head hand stencilled on a piece of stainless steel in Black and natural metal..
As each of these beautiful pieces are hand produced made to order the Turnaround is 5-10 working days. We like to leave each layer to dry over night in our spray booth, as well as sealing it with a lacquer to protect it against the elements. It may take a while, but as they say, "All good things come to those who wait"
Signed Certificates of Authenticity included with this piece.
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All of our canvases are stretched over special hand-made stretcher bars from quality planed kiln dried pine or fir wood. Using the finest materials ensures that the frames will never warp. All of our bars are now chunky 1 12 inch (38mm) thick with the print wrapping around the frame. The print is then tightly gallery-wrapped (to the edge of the frame) and securely stapled to the rear of the frame.
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The Livian Velvet Tee pairs perfect with jeans and heels for a night out or over a pencil skirt for more polish. With exposed back zip and cap sleeve. Slightly longer at back. Fit is true to size.
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MET 1110 - THERMODYNAMICS - Covers the basic laws of thermodynamics, the themodynamic properties of perfect and real gases, vapors, solids, and liquids. Carnot principles and cycles. Prerequisites: Math 0241 or 0240, Chem 0111 or 0110, or Consent of Instructor. 3 Credits
MET 1111 - APPLIED THERMODYNAMICS - Serves as an application-oriented extension of thermo- dynamics. Areas covered include steam and gas turbine design, fluid machinery, compressors, internal combustion engines and cycles, refrigeration and air conditioning systems, and humidity measurements. Prerequisite: MET 1110. 3 Credits
MET 1114 - THERMODYNAMICS AND HEAT TRANSFER - Covers the basic laws of thermodynamic properties of substances encountered in real devices, the thermodynamic cycles associated with real devices, and the Carnot principles that govern these cycles. Rotating machinery, internal combustion engines and refrigeration and air conditioning will be studied. The course then concentrates on the specifics of heat transfer, specifically conduction, convection, and radiation. This portion of the course uses real examples as the instrument for learning. Prerequisites: Math 0241 or 0240, Chem 0111 or 0110. 3 credits
MET 1116 - HEAT TRANSFER - A study of the fundamental laws of conduction, convection, and radiation. Application of the basic laws to heat exchanger design. Analytical and graphical methods are applied to one and two dimensional heat transfer. Prerequisites: Math 1035, Chem 0111 or 0110, MET 1154. 3 Credits
MET 1120 - INDUSTRIAL KINEMATICS - Basic kinematic principles are developed with their application to the motion of machine parts. Graphical and computerized methods of determining displacements, velocities, and accelerations of linkages, cams, gears, and other mechanical assemblies are discussed. Prerequisites: ET 0011, ET 0052. 3 Credits
MET 1122 - MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS - An introduction to the vibrations of mechanical systems and the application of vibration theory to solving problems. Emphasis is on the single Degree of Feedom system and its application using equivalent lumped parameters. Topics include free and forced vibration with harmonic excitation, general periodic forcing functions, and general forcing functions. Two Degree of Freedom and continuous systems are covered briefly. Laboratory exercises include: computerized data acquisition to determine natural frequencies, dumping, and response under forced vibration. Use of computer techniques is included. Prerequisites: ET 0052, Math 1035. 3 Credits
MET 1135 - ENGINEERING MEASUREMENTS I - A laboratory-oriented course dealing with various techniques available to measure basic performance parameters, such as temperature, pressure, velocity, acceleration, strain and force. Lectures cover data reduction techniques and instrument theory. Computerized data acquisition topics are introduced and utilized in the laboratory experiments. Prerequisites: EET 0110, EET 0010. 4 Credits
MET 1136 - ENGINEERING MEASUREMENTS II - The application of techniques presented in Engineering Measurements 1 to measure and evaluate the performance of of various types of mechanical systems in heat transfer, thermodynamics, and machine design. Computerized data acquisition skills are utilized in making measurements. Prerequisite: MET 1135. 2 Credits
MET 1144 - ENERGY - An analysis of the present fuel shortage and the more serious long-range problems resulting from a conflict between the rapidly increasing demand for energy and the earth's limited resources. Technical alternatives are discussed and their potential analyzed. Prerequisite: MET 1111. 3 Credits
MET 1154 - FLUID MECHANICS - Fluid mechanics is developed using the general energy principle equations. Includes fluid pressure, fluid pumps and motors, laminar and turbulent flow, fluid friction, pipeline systems, open channel flow, flow measurement devices, and fluid dynamics. Prerequisites: ET 0052, Math 0231 or 0230. Corequisite for MET students: MET 1155. 3 Credits
MET 1155 - FLUID MECHANICS LABORATORY - Laboratory work with a "team concept" approach to the performance of experiments involving the application of principles and theory associated with the lecture course in fluid mechanics. Corequisite: MET 1154. 1 Credit
MET 1156 - ADVANCED FLUID MECHANICS - In this course, topics addressed include turbomachinery design, compressible fluid flow, unsteady fluid dynamics and cavitation. Subjects will be addressed using an applications approach. Prerequisites: MET 1154, MET 1155. 3 Credits
MET 1157 - HEATING, VENTILATING, & AIR CONDITIONING - Presents the design and analysis of HVAC systems for maintaining a proper thermal environment for buildings. buildings. A case study approach is utilized. The students will design an HVAC system for an actual building. Prerrequisites: MET 1111, MET 1116. 3 Credits
MET 1161 - MANUFACTURING PROCESSES - An overview of a variety of manufacturing processes that are available to process materials into finished products. Special emphasis is placed on the "traditional" processes from the standpoint of production methods, sequence of operations, and economic decision analysis. The impact of computer-aided design (cad) utilizing numerically-controlled equipment to perform these processes, and the integration of automation into manufacturing processes is introduced. Prerequisites: ET 0053, ET 0054. 3 Credits
MET 1162 - MATERIALS - An overview of materials used in engineering applications. The basic principles of materials science are used as the basis for understanding structural property relationships which are the key to successful application of materials in engineering. Junior Status Required. Prerequisites: ET 0053, ET 0054, Chem 0111 or 0110. 3 Credits
MET 1163 - MATERIALS & MANUFACTURING LAB - Through a series of experiments and exercises, understanding of key materials and cnc concepts is developed. Particular focus is placed on structure/property relationships in materials and computer/machine tool inter-relationships in manufacturing and design. Prerequisites: MET 1161, MET 1162. 1 Credit
MET 1170 - MACHINE DESIGN - Fundamentals of engineering design. Design methodology and synthesis techniques are discussed. Structural and machine elements are designed, with consideration given to stress, weight, and size limitations for various applications. Prerequisites: ET 0053, ET 0054, MET 1162. 3 Credits
MET 1171 - ADVANCED MACHINE DESIGN - Design of selected machine components including curved beams power screws, pre-loaded bolts and other fasteners, helical compression, extension, and torsion springs, belleville and leaf springs, spur gears, shafts, clutches, brakes, and flywheels. Emphasis on fatigue strength of components subjected to fluctuating stresses due to axial, bending torsion and combined loading. Computer approaches to design such as finite element method, etc. Prerequisite: MET 1170. 3 Credits
MET 1172 - CADD/CAE - The course is an introduction to solid modeling using Pro/ ENGINEER. This course stresses modeling techniques to create parametric solid models with appropriate design intent and parametric relations. Investigating models to assess model relationships, history, measurements, and mass properties are important aspects of the course. Fundamentals of creating detail drawings of parts as well as creating assemblies from parts and generating assembly drawings for the designs are also covered. Prerequisites: ET 0011, ET 0035. 3 Credits
MET 1173 - FINITE ELEMENT METHODS - The fundamentals of the finite element method are presented. A general approach to the development of the finite element method is given. Emphasis is placed on understanding the theory behind the development of the method as well as applications to engineering analysis problems. Application problems are solved by the students during the course on a general-purpose finite element analysis program. Students perform model generation, solution, and post-processing of results. Prerequisites: Math 1035, ET 0030 or ET 0031, MET 1170. 3 Credits
MET 1184, MET 1186, MET 1188 - MET SEMINAR - Seminar is designed to acquaint the sophomore, junior, senior MET student with engineering practice outside of the academic arena. Speakers from industry and private practice are invited to discuss various aspects of "real world" engineering. Prerequisite: Sophomore Status. 0 credit
MET 1195 - SENIOR PROJECT PROPOSAL - Students are organized into project teams, various project ideas are considered, a final project topic is chosen and researched, and a formal proposal is written. This course should be taken the semester prior to the Senior Design Project course. Departmental Consent Required. 1 Credit
MET 1198 - SPECIAL PROJECTS - Directed study, independent study or internship designed to give the student an opportunity to study a particular aspect of the discipline in some depth. Departmental Consent Required. 1 to 4 Credits
MET 1199 - SENIOR DESIGN PROJECT - Applies previously learned material, such as, motion and forces in mechanisms, fluid power systems, and mechanical components analysis, to a design. Project involves design of a new or modified mechanical system with demonstrated feasibility. Prerequisite: MET 1195. Departmental Consent Required. 3 Credits


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At Florida State: Will back up Geno Hayes at weakside linebacker... in his third year in the program with one year of eligibility remaining as the 2007 season begins...a healthy Kelly took advantage of spring practice and learned to play the middle, weak and strongside linebacking positions to improve his stock with the coaching staff...worked with the first team at the weakside position during the final half of spring practice...gained more playing time as he continued to learn during the spring...named as Florida State's most improved linebacker at the conclusion of spring practice in 2007.
2006: A medical redshirt because of a shoulder injury incurred in preseason practice.
2005: A member of the team but did not see any playing time.
Community College: Graduated from Seabreeze in 2003 and earned his Associates Degree from Jones County Community College in December of 2004 in order to enroll early for spring practice at Florida State...played two years at Jones Community College after an outstanding prep career at Daytona Beach Seabreeze High School... totaled 80 tackles, six forced fumbles, four fumble recoveries, three interceptions and nine sacks as a linebacker at Jones as a sophomore... earned NJCAA All-America First-Team honors and named the team's defensive MVP as a sophomore in 2004...played defensive end as a freshman at Jones and recorded 35 tackles, 10 sacks, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery for a touchdown...a 2003 honorable mention NJCAA All-American...regarded by most publications as one of the top two junior college linebackers nationally.
High School: A three-star player by Rivals.com as a high school senior...piled up 150 tackles with six sacks in his final year at Seabreeze as he helped the team to a 10-1 record...earned all-state first team honors...missed his junior year after he tore the ACL in his right knee in the first play of the first game...selected Florida State over Florida out of high school and picked the Seminoles over Texas, Oklahoma and Georgia out of junior college.
Personal: Born Sept. 21, 1983...major is social science...his halfbrother and roommate is Seminole quarterback Xavier Lee.


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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Lawmakers have begun arriving at the Capitol for the start of a legislative session in which they're expected to consider tax reforms and to search for ways to shore up the financially troubled pension system for government retirees.
The General Assembly is scheduled to convene at noon EST on Tuesday.
A task force appointed by Gov. Steve Beshear has recommended a series of changes to the state tax code that could generate more than $600 million in additional revenue. And a separate legislative task force has recommended pumping more money into the pension system, which has a $33 billion unfunded liability.
Beshear has said he's not sure lawmakers can resolve those issues in the 30 days allotted for the session. If not, he could call a special session later.
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WASHINGTON — A bipartisan group of senators unveiled a new measure Monday to combat illegal gun trafficking, a sign of momentum for one element of President Obama's initiative to reduce gun violence.
The primary focus of the bill is to combat so-called straw purchasing, in which a person who is legally eligible to buy a gun does so for someone who is prohibited from purchasing or owning a firearm. The proposal would impose stiff penalties for both straw purchasers and those who sell to them. It would also explicitly define gun trafficking as a federal crime.


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Getting started
Quick Guide to Getting Started
The quickest, easiest way to get started, even without a GPS, is simply go to a cache listing site get a geocache listing. For the purposes of this tutorial, we'll use geocaching.com. (Getting Started With Other Listing Sites) In the upper right-hand corner of the home page, type in your zipcode. The zipcodes are good for the US, Canada, Britain, and Australia. Then click GO.
The resulting page will be a list of all geocaches within 100 miles. The center of this circle of caches is a point (sometimes the location of a post office) determined by the geocaching.com site -- gc.com, for short -- and might not be the closest to you. It's a bit more complicated to get the caches closest to your home, but we really don't need to do that to get you started.
Selecting a good starting cache
To find a good starting cache, there are three columns you need to be paying attention to. These are the "Icons" column, the (D/T), and the "Last Found" Column. The first two are the most important.
Icons - What kind of cache?
Under the "Icons" column, look at the green and white icon that signifies a traditional cache. You can hover over the icon (with your mouse) for each discription.
Today, we visited our site, Holy Cross Church/school. Father Michael Matthews gave us a tour of the cchruh and school. First we visited the school. There are really three parts to it, the original part which was built in 1929, an added part which was built in the 40s, and another renovation that was recently built. The school used to be the cchruh, and we were able to see the library and auditorium in which service was held. The cchruh and school are obviously going through many financial issues, as they need a lot of repairs. A lot of the work on the buildings are done through grants and donations from current and past parishioners. The cchruh was absolutely beautiful also. The statues and stained glass was simply wonderful. The neighborhood around the cchruh is really run-down. The cchruh used to be thriving, with a maximum of 1500 parishioners. But the size of the school and cchruh have dwindled. Also, they try to keep the school in high performance, because a failing school is the first sign of a failing cchruh. We were not able to see the Ash Wednesday mass, but the tour was very informative. Father Michael was awesome as well.
Size - How big is it?
Under the (D/T) listing is a representation of the size of the cache, marked by small dots for micros to large squares for large containers. Again, hover over the icon to see the sizes for that particular cache. Micros are a bit advanced and harder to find, so start off with a small or larger.
Last Found - Is it still an active cache?
Next, look at the far right column which will tell when it was last found. You don't want to start off with a cache that hasn't been found in many months because it might not be there anymore. Anything in the last couple of months should be okay.
Read the Details of the Cache
Once you've found a good prospect, click the name of the cache to find more information about it.
The cache page
We won't go into much detail on the cache page. Read the description to see if it is something you might like to attempt. If not, go back to the cache list.
After you determine which cache sounds good, scroll down to the logs and read them. If you see logs that mention the cache may be missing or the contents are wet, try a different cache, as this hunt might not be a pleasurable experience.
If everything sounds okay, then let's go!
Hunting the cache
This author hunted his first several caches without the benefit of a GPS and will be describing how it is done "sans GPS." Don't worry, several geocachers are famous for thousands of finds without a GPS. It's not as easy, but you don't have to put out the cash for a GPS unit to get started.
First, just to get you started, let's go ahead and look at the hint. Around the middle of the page you will find "Additional hints." Click "Decrypt" next to it. This will allow you to read the additional hints provided (the ROT13 chart near it allows you to decrypt manually).
Below that you should find "For online maps..." Explore those links. This should give you an idea of where the cache is. It is beyond the scope of this tutorial to go in further detail. Besides, part of geocaching is discovery, both online and off.
It is also advisable to print the cache page to take with you. There is a link in small text towards the top of the page next to a small overview map. Look for "Make this page print-friendly" and click it. Click "decrypt" again to decrypt the hints on this page, too. Now, print it out.
Your First Find
On your first hunt, don't worry about trading. Look through it and get a feel of the contents. Read the log book. It's my experience most people just sign the log, mention what they left and took, and thank the owner for the placement. You can write anything you want; just make sure you sign the log as proof of your visit.
When you are finished, be especially carefull to replace the cache exactly how you found it. For now, we'll not get into the nuances of "how the cache owner intended it to be hidden."
Also, please be careful about being observed when hunting, signing in, and replacing the cache. Caches aren't well protected and the only security is their secret location. Please don't reveal its secret location to anyone other than a land owner or steward, or some authority that asks (like a police officer).
After the Hunt
After you return from your hunt, it is polite to notify the cache owner of your visit. Most people do this via the online log function of the site. In order to do this, you need to be a member of the site and logged in. Navigate back to the cache page of the cache you found and look in the upper right corner and click the "Log Your Visit" button.
On the next page, fill in the form. Under log type, if you found the cache select "Found it." If you didn't find it, select "Didn't Find It." There is no stigma attached to not finding a cache, (known as logging a "DNF"). This author has many DNFs to his name. Many times a DNF log is more interesting than a Found log. Select the date you found (or did not find) the cache and then tell us about your adventure!
If you picked up or dropped off a hitchhiker (for example, a travel bug or geocoin) at the cache, be sure to log those after logging your find.
We hope you had fun!


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I am a registered nurse with more than 25 years experience in oncology whose career has spanned several different positions in Boston-area hospitals. I also hold a master's degree and certification in hospice and palliative care. I cannot help but worry about the proposed physician-assisted suicide bill in this context. Care of those at end of life has progressed so much in terms of pain control and support over this time. However, many myths continue to exist, for example, that of inadequate pain control. Current thinking in the fields of nursing and medicine support using adequate pain medicine even though this may shorten life as long as the goal is to relieve suffering, not hasten death. However, people worry that pain at end of life may not be treated effectively. If your health care provider is concerned about using too much medication even though pain persists, request a consult with a palliative care specialist and change physicians! Another concern is that a person will be forced to undergo invasive treatments because of ethical or religious reasons. There is the myth that religions advocate for "life at all costs." Not true! Anyone is free in a moral, ethical or religious sense to refuse burdensome treatment that prolongs life but without hope of cure.
Given these myths, some may be enticed to think suicide is a reasonable option. This is all the more worrisome for those with limited finances. My own parents, having lived through the Depression, would rather deny themselves than be in debt. They don't want to impose their needs on my time, family or resources. I would much prefer to spend time with them as they negotiate their elderly years than have them feel they are doing me a favor by sparing me the "burden." They took care of me when I was a burden in infancy and childhood. I want to repay the favor for them in their twilight years. The danger of the suicide bill is those without resources may be most the pressured to take the cheap way out with a few pills. Certainly, in regards to finances, insurance companies will find that suicide is cheaper than palliative care or hospice. Society again will lose out as another nail goes into the coffin of community, and reaching out to those in need. Another vote for rugged individualism!
And what happens to those who go this route alone? This is a concern as there is no requirement for any notification of family; or for anyone to be present with the person. What if only part of the prescription is taken due to weakness or nausea and one doesn't quite die? Where is the dignity in that? I would prefer to put resources into symptom management and palliative care; not an all or nothing, do-it-yourself answer such as suicide. Vote no on this question!
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— Betty Jean Garrett Solomon passed away peacefully Friday, Dec. 28, 2012. Service is Saturday, Jan. 5, at Bethel Baptist Church, 705 SE 2nd Ave., Mineral Wells. The Rev. Ben Garrett will be officiating. Interment: Woodland Park Cemetery. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at White's Funeral Home, 101 NE 4th Ave., Mineral Wells.
Betty Jean Garrett Solomon was a decorated veteran of the United States Air Force, where she proudly served her country. Betty was also a retiree of the Navy Operational Support Center in Fort Worth.
Those left to cherish her memory: Brothers, Toye Edward Garrett and Alvin Lynne Garrett; grandchildren, Michael Lewis Cole and Marcus Lee Cole; a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.


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BECKLEY — The body of Mountain State University senior Claudeo Fredrick Mays was found Wednesday morning in Hogan Hall, MSU Interim President Dr. Richard Sours said in a statement Wednesday evening. A Beckley Police officer at the scene Wednesday said there was nothing at that time to indicate foul play or a suspicious death.
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MAT May 2012 Analysis
Management Aptitude Test (MAT) 2012 was conducted by All India Management Association commenced on Sunday, May 06, 2012. Nearly 32,000 MBA aspirants took the exam for taking admission into top B-schools. The exam went off well without any glitches as no complaints were reported from any exam centers till the exam got over. Candidates felt the level of difficulty for the exam as moderate.
The paper pattern of the exam was similar as observed in past years. The MAT question paper was divided into 4 sections, namely Mathematical Skills, Intelligence & Critical Reasoning, Data Analysis & Sufficiency, Indian & Global Environment and Language Comprehension. The duration of the exam was 170 minutes.
Let us now analyze the different sections of paper along with the overall difficulty level of each of the test area.
Mathematical Skills –
The questions in this section were moderate and mostly questions came from arithmetic and remaining questions were based on advanced mathematics. The questions in arithmetic were from Equations, Averages, Time Work & Distance, Ratio & Proportion, Mixtures & Alligations, Variation, Profit and Loss Partnership, Percentage, Mensuration, Interest etc. Questions from advanced mathematics include Probability, Height & Distance, Permutation & Combination and Trigonometry.
Intelligence & Critical Reasoning –
The questions in this section were a combination of Critical Reasoning and Analytical Reasoning. Questions in Analytical Reasoning were based on Direction Sense, Venn Diagram etc. The Critical Reasoning part had questions in Cause and Effect, Assertion and Reasons and Statement and Conclusions. Overall the level of difficulty was moderate.
Data Analysis & Sufficiency –
This section consists of questions from Data Comparison, Data Sufficiency and Data Analysis. The questions under Data Interpretation were based on various graphs and charts. The questions under Data Sufficiency & Data Comparison were simple and the level of difficulty was moderate.
Indian & Global Environment –
This section consists of questions related to general awareness. The questions on Current Affairs were based on business, renowned personalities, latest affairs etc. Moderate level of difficulty was seen in this section.
Language Comprehension –
The level of difficulty in this section were moderate. Questions under this section were related to Verbal Ability. This sector had questions based on Reading Comprehension plus English Usage. Three Reading Comprehension passages were there in this section. Fill in the blanks, Synonyms/Antonyms, Para Jumbles, Odd Man Out etc.
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WELCOME and THANK YOU for your interest in the 16th Annual Utah Wild Horse and Burro Festival. The festival begins Friday, June 6 at 4:000 p.m. and runs through Saturday, June 7. Performance classes begin at 4:00 p.m. on Friday and 9 a.m. on Saturday.
The primary goal of this horse show is to learn and have fun. Another goal is to give you the opportunity to demonstrate what a wild horse can accomplish when given proper care and training. This is a BLM/Volunteer wild horse, burro and mule show requiring all animals to have a US BLM Freeze Mark and proof of Certificate of Title or Adoption Papers.
There are a few changes this year -- New this Year:
Healthy Horse and Burro: We want everyone to be comfortable knowing they are in the company of healthy horses. A current Coggins test and Health certificate are NOT required for in-state travel; however, for those coming from another state, The State of Utah requires a current Coggins Test and Health Certificate.
Adoption: Five Trainer Incentive Program (TIP) horses, 10 Youth & Yearlings will be showcased in this year's festival and 10 burros available for adoption. They can be viewed starting Friday, June 6th at 4:00 p.m. All TIP Trainer Showcase and Youth & Yearling horses and will be available for adoption during the TIP Trainer Showcase Freestyle on Saturday, June 6th @ 12:00 noon. Burros will be available for adoption beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 7th on a first come first served basis for $125. Contact the Salt Lake Wild Horse & Burro Specialist for more information about the adoption and an application at 801.977.4359 or contact Gus Warr @ 801.539.4057.
Registration: Pre-registration is strongly encouraged. This year contestants my pre-register by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com, faxing: 801.433.4058, or mailing to: Janet Tipton, Show Secretary, 4912 Hazel Circle, Erda, UT 84074. Pre-registration must be postmarked/received by May 23rd with payment due upon check-in at the show. Contestants who pre-register will have their name entered into a drawing to win a free framed wild horse and burro print!!! Hurry & sign-up today!!! When you arrive at the park, check in with registration at the announcer's stand inside the indoor arena. Please do not unload your horses until you have checked in. If you have any questions, please call Lisa at 435.979.2838 or email at email@example.com .
Facilities: Legacy Events Center, 151 South 1100 West, Farmington, Utah (Park Lane exit off I-15, Legacy Highway & Hwy 89). We are very excited to be hosting this year's Festival at such an outstanding facility. Our show will be held in the impressive 2,200 seat, 52,000 square foot temperature-controlled equestrian arena. A large parking area is available for overnight stays. RV hookups with power and water are available for $25.00 a night with a dump station on-site. Reminder: the Legacy Events Center does not allow any animals to be tied to trailers overnight in the parking areas. You must use the facility stalls for overnight boarding. See stall information below. For more information about the facility, visit: http://www.legacyeventscenter.com/
Stalls: All animals that remain overnight are required to be in a rented stall. Events center personnel will be conducting a pre-dark compliance inspection to enforce this rule. Only one animal per stall will be allowed. The bedded stalls will be provided for $15.00 per night. Additional bedding can be purchased from the events center office. You will be given a name plaque for each stall to depict the name of the owner and horse/burro information.
Awards: A variety of awards will be awarded along with special high-point prizes. Awards will need to be picked up at the show.
Lodging: There are numerous hotels nearby along I-15.
Warm-up Time: Included in your registration fee is use of the arena. Arena warm-up will be Friday, June 6 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m., and Saturday, June 7 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 a.m.
Patterns: Please Note - All Patterns Are Subject to Change. Normally, trail patterns are not provided prior to the show. However, we want to offer everyone an opportunity to prepare and have fun, so some preliminary show patterns are included in your registration packet. There might be some modifications depending on the judge, just to keep you guessing.
Stallions/Intact Jacks: Stallions and Intact Jacks are allowed to participate in the show as long as their handler is 18 years or older. If at any time the stallion or "intact" Jack becomes disobedient, the Committee reserves the right to remove the animal and handler from the show without being liable for compensation or damages.
Volunteers: We can always use extra help with the gates, barns, parking, etc. If interested, please call Rissa Woods at 435-841-4471 or email@example.com
Pets: For safety reasons, we ask that you please not bring pets into the indoor arena.
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We are looking forward to seeing you at the 16th Annual Utah Wild Horse and Burro Festival!


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Knoxville — Christopher Jack Sandmeier, 38, passed away peacefully Friday, April 5, 2013 at Kavanagh House surrounded by family.
A memorial service celebrating his life will be Tuesday, April 9 at 2 p.m. at Plymouth Congregational Church, 4126 Ingersoll Ave., Des Moines. A memorial gathering will also be held Saturday, April 13, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Anthony Catholic Church, 1202 Woodland Dr., Knoxville.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be directed to the family.
Brooks Funeral Care is in charge of arrangements and condolences may be expressed at http://www.brooksfuneralcare.com.


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The fraternal trio's corporate entity, Jonas Brothers Enterprises, has been targeted in lawsuit filed Monday by a woman who says she ended up traumatized after being caught up in a crush of fans at a free JoBros concert at the Grove shopping mall in L.A. close to three years ago.
Ashleigh Johnson sued the band and the owner of the venue for negligence, claiming that both parties knew a large number of people--including many minors--would show up, and that proper security measures were not in place at the packed outdoor shopping mall.
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Pella —
Valda Mae Halverson was born on March 31, 1927, at West Union, Iowa. She was one of five children that were born to Edward S. and Agnes (Mosby) Halverson. Valda began her formal education in West Union. She attended school there until she was in the fourth grade when the family moved to Pella, Iowa. She graduated from Pella High School with the Class of 1944 and then attended Central College for one year. Following her formal education Valda worked for the State Tax Commission in Des Moines, Iowa and the Van Zante Law Firm in Pella.
On September 3, 1947, she was united in marriage with Ralph Lloyd Vander Waal and to this union three children were born: Steven Craig, Gayle Ellen and Jeffery Mark. Following their marriage
Valda worked at several jobs in Pella, the last one was at the Marvel Law Office. Valda loved her family and her home. She was very involved in her church, the Third Reformed Church. She had taught Sunday School and was a leader in growth groups.
Valda was a very spiritual person who witnessed her faith in a quiet, dignified manner. Evidence of this was her faithfulness to her husband, Ralph, and later to the care and support she provided for Rev. Henry J. Vermeer. A woman of many talents, Valda was an accomplished seamstress, did beautiful handwork and enjoyed playing her electric piano. Through all this she found peace and the evidence of God's goodness to those who believe in Him.
As Valda's cognitive skills began to decline she became a resident at Jefferson Place in Pella in January of 2012. She passed away there late Tuesday evening, January 1, 2013, at the age of 85 years.
Valda is survived by three children and their families: Dr. Steven C. Vander Waal and his wife, Michele, and her daughter, Malea, of Manzanita, Oregon; Gayle E. and her husband, Stanley E. Poortinga, of Pella, Iowa and their two children: Michelle Anne and her husband, John L. Olson and their daughter, Madeline of Denver, Colorado , Marc R. Poortinga and his wife, Ellen, and their daughter, Maree of Scottsdale, Arizona; Jeffery M. Vander Waal and his wife, Tiffani, and their two children: Ryan M. and Tyler N. Vander Waal of Elk Grove, California.
Of her original family Valda leaves one sister, Frances (Arthur) Huyser of Pella; and two sisters-in-law: June (Howard) Halverson of Iowa City, Iowa and Helen (Elmer) Vander Waal of Pella. Valda was preceded in death by her husband of nearly 50 years, Ralph L.Vander Waal, on May 24, 1997; her parents, Edward and Agnes Halverson; her parents-in-law: Dielis and Johanna (Van Ommen) Vander Waal; two sisters: Marian (Frank) Sibley and Darlene (Bill) Vandenberg; her brother, Howard Halverson; and four brothers-in-law: Frank Sibley, Arthur Huyser, Bill Vandenberg and Elmer Vander Waal.
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Editor's Note: This article was updated at 1:15 p.m. Thursday with new information including the name of the suspect.
A Redondo Beach man who set his Esplanade apartment on fire and ran away with a machete Thursday morning was scheduled to be evicted that day, according to Division Chief Steve Hyink of the Redondo Beach Fire Department.
Officials said Michael William Wolfe, 46, was detained and arrested after an hour long search involving K-9 units and the SWAT team.
Hyink said that firefighters were initially dispatched to a blaze that started at around 7:26 a.m. in a second-story apartment at 1710 Esplanade.
At that same time, Los Angeles County Lifeguards reported a man carrying a large knife and acting strangely who was running away from the scene.
According to Hyink, the lifeguard attempted to pursue the man but the man was able to elude him.
To aid the search for the man and for firefighter safety, Hyink said Redondo Beach police set up a containment area on the Esplanade stretching from Avenue G south to Vista del Mar and east to Catalina Avenue.
Police announced over loudspeakers for residents to stay inside their homes during the search.
"They made us get off the street," said A.J. Anderson, who lives next door to the suspect and described him as a recluse. "They were going to release the dogs."
The man, later identified as Wolfe, was eventually located in the 1700 block of South Camino de la Costa.
Once detained, Wolfe, who suffered burns to his head and torso during the blaze, was transported to Torrance Memorial's burn unit under police escort, Hyink said.
Hyink said that three arson investigators are at the scene looking into how the fire started.
"The fire right now is under investigation but all indications show that it was an intentionally set fire," Hyink said. "Initial reports were ... that it was the gentleman that lived in that building that ran away form there ... There were several witnesses that saw him leave with a knife."
No other injuries were reported, and the building was completely evacuated when firefighters arrived.
"It is going to be a lengthy investigation," Hyink said.
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Gov. Chris Christie is adamant about his decision to adopt the Federal Emergency Management's (FEMA) advisory flood maps. And while that decision will have a significant, and costly, impact on many of New Jersey's shore towns, it's a necessary step to ensure their survival, he said.
Speaking at a mobile cabinet meeting in Union Beach nearly two weeks after announcing his decision to rebuild using the advisory flood maps as a guide, Christie said it was a difficult choice, but one he had to make. Even amidst opposition as shore towns and residents voice their objections to the maps and their expanded flood-prone A and V Zones, Christie's not backing down.
Whether towns and residents rebuild smarter and higher, or face the risk and high cost of building back to pre-Sandy standards, it's not going to be cheap. Only one way offers protection from future storms like Sandy, however.
"There's not any way you're going to be able to avoid those costs," he said.
Called Advisory Base Flood Elevations, or ABFEs, the new maps were compiled prior to Sandy using historical storm data and changing topography and will eventually become the National Flood Insurance Program's official flood elevation maps. Though the ABFEs won't become official until the middle of 2014, at the earliest, their adoption by the state leaves impacted municipalities with few options moving forward.
Much of the criticism of the new maps focuses on changes to its various zones, specifically its A and V Zones. Both zones, according to FEMA, are prone to significant flood damage during once-a-century storms, like Sandy, with the latter susceptible to wave action. Residents who fail to rebuild their homes higher or elevate their existing properties above base flood levels will soon be subject to extreme flood insurance premiums, in some cases more than $30,000 a year.
But towns and residents in affected areas say the maps, which didn't factor Sandy's destruction into the equation, just aren't accurate. Some homeowners inland with minor flood damage now find themselves in V Zones, while some neighborhoods along the barrier island, one of the most significantly impacted areas, are in A Zones.
Residents who have never seen a drop of water in their basements now find themselves in A Zones, in some cases required to raise their homes but unable to qualify for Increased Cost of Compliance funding because of their lack of flood insurance, insurance they've never needed before, or even after Sandy.
Homeowners who did suffer flood damage, but not substantial damage, which means damage that exceeds 50 percent of the property's market value, are also ineligible for the ICC funding.
In Point Pleasant Boro, Council President Bob Sabosik called the new maps "a crime."
Resident Al Faraldi, a professional surveyor who has worked on home elevation projects throughout the state, said Christie acted too soon in adopting the flood maps, responding to the scare tactics put forth by FEMA. He said the maps are simply wrong, with inaccurate figures and misinterpreted data.
Christie believes the maps could change: "If you're in a V Zone it could turn out that you'll be in an A Zone," he said, but that opinion isn't widely shared. FEMA officials, in interviews and public forums, have said it's unlikely that any significant changes will be made, though they have said flood zone increases are almost assuredly out.
A few modifications, maybe, but when it comes to their flood maps, those who have gotten the bad news about their zone shouldn't expect a turnaround any time soon.
Of course, along with the recent adoption of the $50.7 billion Hurricane Sandy relief package, grant sources will be funded to assist in restoration projects like home elevation. Christie has touted Community Development Block Grants and Hazard Mitigation Grants as ways to defray the cost of elevating a house. The grants are competitive, however, and there are no guarantees.
The issue of grant funding was addressed by Brick Mayor Stephen Acropolis in a previous Patch report.
"If it's a primary residence, the CDBG money will come out and that will be able to help them," he said. "But they're not going to give everybody in Brick $50,000."
For Christie, the only acceptable solution he's been presented with is building stronger and more resilient, which means building higher. He said he made the decision to adopt the flood maps to help speed the process of recovery, one that would have stagnated had he waited until the advisory maps became official.
Higher means less susceptible to flood damage, which means buildings survive and shore towns remain intact in the future. Higher means the shore can continue to serve as home to some and a vacation destination to others, a prospect that's in doubt should towns and residents fail to follow ABFE guidelines.
"I'm not going to be the governor that sees the shore abandoned under my watch," he said.


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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va. -- Virginia State Police confirm that the 17-year-old driver in the crash has also died. She died Wednesday night at the University of Virginia Medical Center.
Her name is Cyndal Ward. She was from Dayton.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va -- A teenager is dead after a car accident Tuesday afternoon in Rockingham County.
According to Virginia State Police, Jackson Edward Reel died at the scene.
The driver is on life support in critical condition at the University of Virginia. She is 17-years-old.
Reel was riding in the passenger's seat of the car when the driver lost control and crashed into a tree on the passenger's side.
It happened around 12:45 p.m. on Coopers Mountain Road, just west of Clover Hill Road.
The crash is still under investigation, but Virginia State Police say speed was a factor.
Virginia State Police were assisted by Clover Hill Fire and Rescue and the Rockingham Sheriff's office.


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Clinton Rotarians have collected 132 pairs of new shoes and are asking the community for help to get more.
Rotary District 6000 Governor Terry Geiger set a goal to collect one pair of children's shoes for each member in the district. Clinton Rotary Resident Norlan Hinke said he was always confident that they could come up with the 108 shoes to cover the local chapter's members.
The shoes will be brought to the Rotary District Conference that will be from April 11 to 13, and will be given to Dr. Jim Blessman of Blessman Ministries. Blessman Ministries formed as a non-profit organization in August 2001. The organization works to meet the needs of the children of South Africa. The shoes collected by Rotary District 6000 will be shipped to South Africa for the ministry. More information on Blessman Ministries is available at http://www.blessmanministries.org.
"I don't think we can even imagine what it's like not having shoes. That's such an important thing," Jason Dennis, Wal-Mart store manager and Rotarian, said.
Hinke attributed much of the program's succes to Dennis and Rob Cassidy, owner of Paul's Discount store.
Hinke approached them both on how to get the most shoes for the least amount of money. Dennis said members would give him donations and let him buy the shoes at a low price. Wal-Mart also gave $50 to the project.
Hinke said they have received shoes from other people in the community and that The Alverno gave 22 pairs to the cause. Hinke hopes to collect a total of 150 pairs before the April conference. People can drop shoes off to him at Clinton National Bank, 235 Sixth Ave. South.


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POTSDAM Former court clerk Mary Jo Guyette is expected to be arraigned at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday in Canton Town Court for allegedly misusing court funds.
The state Comptrollers Office is nearing the end of an audit and investigation into the Potsdam Town Court, although the details have not yet been made public.
Town Supervisor Marie C. Regan said she knows little about the investigation. She has seen a preliminary version of the comptrollers report, and although she said she could not reveal specifics until the report has been finalized, she said there appeared to be a significant amount of missing money.
A spokesman from the comptrollers office said he could not comment on the matter until charges have officially been filed.
Ms. Guyette was quietly suspended with pay in June, then fired in September. Neither action was announced publicly at the time.
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Season Three
35. In "A Deadly Affair," Castle bets Beckett that he can crack a case before she does. He wins, so she has to take him back as his partner even though it appears she solved the case first. And so begins a new season of coffees for two.
36. In "He's Dead, She's Dead," Martha says, "Richard, whatever mistakes I made in my life…I raised a good man." Don't you love that she's the only person who addresses him by the name on his books?
37. Bromance banter from "Under the Gun':
Ryan: "You know if this were a horror movie, we'd be the first ones killed splitting off like this."
Esposito: "Yeah, except we're not a couple of top-heavy coeds out looking for fun. We're highly-trained officers of the law with enough firepower to take out a hoard of undead."
Ryan: "Hispanic and cocky. Yeah, you'd definitely die first."
38. In "Punked," Castle's latest creation isn't a new book. It's a s'morelet! That's a graham cracker, marshmallows and a chocolate bar wrapped inside egg. That not the only thing new in New York. There's a handsome man named Josh walking Beckett out of the station at night.
39. In "Anatomy of a Murder," Beckett details why Josh is impressive and Castle responds.
Beckett: "He did an emergency bypass on someone this morning. Saved the patient's life. What'd you do this morning, Castle?"
Castle: "Made waffles."
40. The elusive, sadistic Triple Killer makes his first appearance in the aptly titled "3XK." The nice reflective moment Castle and Beckett share after Jerry Tyson gets away is just one more example of the bond these two share.
41. In "Almost Famous," the team comes across a male stripper named Hans Von Mannshaft. Castle loves this guy's stage name.
42. In "Murder Most Fowl," Castle asks, "What's the strangest pet you ever had?" Beckett's response: "You."
43. Lyle Lovett guest starred in "Close Encounters of the Murderous Kind" as Agent Westfield. Lance Henricksen also made an appearance as UFOlogist Benny Stryker. Castle calls him the "Tony Robbins of alien abduction."
44. Castle buys a bar called The Old Haunt in "Last Call." He invites the gang out for a drink after the case and even gets Beckett to join in as they sing "Piano Man."
45. Natalie Rhodes has been cast as Castle's latest literary creation in "Nikki Heat." She wants to experience the passion her character feels for her leading man. That's why Natalie/Nikki is caught kissing Castle in the elevator.
46. In "Poof! You're Dead," Castle, Beckett and Ryan share a little chuckle. They are amused because Lanie and Esposito still think nobody knows about their not-so-secret relationship.
47. In "Knockdown," Castle and Beckett act like drunken lovers to distract a bad guy. To sell the act, they engage in "The Kiss." Castle says, "That was amazing!" And he wasn't talking about Beckett's takedown of the bad guy. This is also the episode where Castle tells Beckett he's her "plucky sidekick."
48. In "Lucky Stiff," Castle realizes Beckett would want to honor her mother's legacy if she ever hit the lottery. That's why he puts the wheels in motion to start a law school scholarship fund in her name. Castle just can't stay out of Beckett's personal life and, for that, she's most grateful.
49. In "The Final Nail," Castle is crushed to learn that his old boarding school pal was involved in murder. Beckett helps him through this difficult time. It happens to be Valentine's Day, so it's fitting that the two of them are together.
50. In "Setup," Martha asks, "You haven't heard of the Serenity?" She's speaking of a retreat, but Nathan fans know better. It's not the first subtle nod to his old show Firefly and it won't be the last.
51. Castle holds Beckett's hand as he rips all the wires out of a dirty bomb that was set to level Manhattan in "Countdown." Never send the bomb squad to do the job of a mystery writer.
52. In "One Life to Lose," the head scribe of a long-running soap opera is found dead on the set with an axe to the back. Castle wonders, "Why would anyone want to kill a writer?"
53. The best part of "Law & Murder" is how Castle plays dumb about the genius of Forbidden Planet in order to score a movie date with Beckett. Well played, Mr. Castle. Well played.
54. You have to love the fact that the murder victim found dead in a pizza oven in "Slice of Death" is named Gordon Burns!
55. In "The Dead Pool," Castle gets jealous when a new novelist appears to making a move on his muse. Beckett puts his worries to rest. She says, "From now on I am a one writer girl."
56. Castle and Beckett almost get together in "To Live and Die in L.A." before retiring to their separate hotel rooms. Castle says, "You know what I thought when I first saw you? That you were a mystery I was never gonna solve." Nice.
57. In "Pretty Dead," Captain Montgomery is stressed about what to get his wife for their anniversary. Castle says, "The best thing to give a woman is something she said she wanted when she didn't think you were listening." Pretty astute, Ricky boy.
58. Captain Montgomery's questionable past comes out in "Knockout" before he's ultimately shot dead. Beckett is also gunned down by an unseen sniper. Castle cradles her in his arms as she falls into unconsciousness. We're left wondering if Beckett heard him say that he loves her before her eyes closed.
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The deadline for Oklahoma registered voters to request an absentee ballot is 5 p.m. Wednesday. Voters may request an absentee ballot from election officials if they do not wish or will be unable to vote in-person Nov. 6 at their assigned polling place, according to the Oklahoma State Election Board.
Early in-person voting at local county election boards will take place Nov. 2, 3 and 5.
Completed absentee ballot applications must be submitted to the election board in the county where a voter is registered.
Voted absentee ballot affidavits must be notarized and returned by postal mail or private delivery service to the voter's county election board and received by 7 p.m. Nov. 6. Absentee ballot affidavits from physically incapacitated voters must be signed by two witnesses and returned to the voter's county election board by the same time and date.
Absentee ballot application forms are available at all county election board offices and online at elections.ok.gov.