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Television personality Paris Hilton arrives at her 30th birthday party at LAVO on Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011 in New York. (AP Photo/Evan Agostini). Rapper Lil Wayne arrives at The 53rd Annual GRAMMY Awards at Staples Center on February 13, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by C Flanigan/FilmMagic/Getty Images)
Do you think they talked about face tattoos? Paris Hilton and Lil Wayne conducted an unlikely mind meld for the April issue of "Interview" magazine. Hilton took a break from filming her new reality show, "The World According to Paris," to talk with Weezy, a sneak preview by the New York Daily News reported.
The odd couple spoke by phone and bonded over jail, money and music.
"For me it was okay because it just meant that I was alone with my thoughts," Wayne said about his monthlong solitary confinement period, after he was caught with an iPod in prison last year. The 28-year-old was serving eight months for criminal possession of a weapon.
"I know how you feel," the heiress said to the rapper. "It's the best feeling in the world when you come out."
Hilton served 23 days in prison in 2007 after she violated her probation, drove on a suspended license and ignored court orders.
The millionaires also talked money.
"At the end of this year, I want to be able to say that I banked $50 million," Wayne said. "Not generated $50 million, but actually banked $50 million.''
Weezy and the "Stars Are Blind" singer talked about their music careers and exchanged phone numbers for a future collaboration, the Daily News reported. Hilton plans to release her second album this summer.
Hilton is quoted in writer and professional pick-up artist Neil Strauss' new book as saying, "I can't stand black guys. I would never touch one. It's gross." Her rep denied the allegation, but wonder what Wayne would have to say about it.
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[Editor's note: Arrest information is supplied by the Fairfield Police Department. It does not indicate convictions.]
A Westport woman faces multiple charged after she allegedly wrote fake prescriptions for herself during her time working for a Fairfield doctor's office, police said.
Palma D'Alessio, 52, of Stone Drive, was charged Wednesday with nine counts of illegally obtaining prescription medication. She allegedly wrote out prescriptions for a total of 1,200 hydrocodone pills, police said. Hydrocodone is a painkiller.
According to the police report, D'Alessio was terminated from her position in October after her employer noticed the fraudulent prescriptions. The doctor called police and the department applied for a warrant. D'Alessio turned herself in on Wednesday.
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
They say all good things must come to an end. Nothing lasts forever. And with the start of the NCAA Men's Lacrosse National Tournament this past weekend, those words never rang truer, as a pretty amazing record came to an end.
The NCAA started sponsoring the men's lacrosse national championship in 1971. Since the very first tournament one name has been a constant: Johns Hopkins University. For the next 41 years, the Blue Jays appeared in every tournament.
That is, up until this year, when Johns Hopkins, a team that won nine NCAA titles, was left outside looking in, despite finishing the season at 9-5, a No. 15 national ranking, and with wins over Maryland and Towson, two teams that did make the tournament. They also lost to four tournament teams, with two of those losses by one goal.
Lacrosse sends only 16 teams to the national tournament, so you'd better make every game count during the regular season, as Johns Hopkins found out. If they could have beaten Loyola in their second to last game of the season, then they probably would have earned a spot in the field. But they didn't.
Lacrosse and Johns Hopkins goes hand-in-hand. No other team in any other college sport can hold a candle to their accomplishments. The Blue Jays have won 44 national titles, nine in the NCAA, six in the ILA between 1891 ad 1903, and 29 USILA titles from 1929 through 1970.
I'm sad to see their streak of consecutive tournament appearances come to an end. But it had to sooner or later.
Speaking of coming to an end, that's exactly what the high school sports season is quickly doing. This weekend tennis and track and field will end with their state tournaments. This is the last week of the regular season for both baseball and softball.
While Laurel County has no one in the state track and field meet, the county is represented by five individuals in tennis, one from South Laurel and four from North Laurel. Neha Rao is the Lady Cardinal representative in tennis, as the three time region champ looks to make a deeper run into the tournament than last year. North Laurel has two doubles team that will represent the school, one in girls (Caroline Moore and Pooja Kanthawar) and one in boys (Spencer Bolton and Arjun Kanthawar).
Unless something major happens, either South Laurel or North Laurel should once again represent the 13th Region in the girls' fastpitch softball tournament. No big surprise there.
In baseball, well, I think there are a number of teams that could win it. South Laurel is probably the favorite, but the Cards have struggled over the past couple of weeks. If they play like they were midway through the season, the Cards should take the title.
But don't sleep on North Laurel, as the Jaguars seem to be getting better and better with each passing game. Harlan County and Clay County are also in the mix. And there can always be a dark horse, like a Whitley County, Corbin or Harlan Independent.
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Case-Shiller: Housing Prices Still Strong but Leveling Off
The booming housing recovery appears to be decelerating.
Home prices across the S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city composite index grew by 12.4 percent from July 2012 to July 2013.
Home prices are continuing to grow, but the end of a booming recovery may be nigh. July's housing prices showed signs of leveling off, according to the latest S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index figures. Year-over-year, the Case-Shiller 20-city composite index remains strong, with home prices across those cities growing by 12.4 percent from July 2012 to July 2013. That was in line with consensus expectations, according to Bloomberg.
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However, prices grew by 0.6 percent from June 2013 to July 2013, below consensus expectations of 0.8 percent. July's monthly price growth also decelerated from a 0.9 percent rise in June, which may signal that home prices are about to level off.
"Since April 2013, all 20 cities are up month to month; however, the monthly rates of price gains have declined," said David Blitzer, chairman of the index committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices, in a statement on the figures. "More cities are experiencing slow gains each month than the previous month, suggesting that the rate of increase may have peaked."
The annual price growth of more than 12 percent reflects a startling recovery since a massive housing collapse. In mid-2012, the year-over-year figures turned positive and moved swiftly upward. Pent-up demand and limited inventory are two factors that have driven prices upward, and they both continue to keep home prices climbing, says Ellen Haberle, economist at real estate brokerage Redfin, in an email to U.S. News. Still, she sees prices flattening out before the end of this year.
"These price gains are unlikely to last," Haberle says. "We expect that higher mortgage rates, growing inventory levels, and seasonal relaxations of home demand will begin to moderate home price growth in the autumn months."
The current rate on a 30-year mortgage is around 4.5 percent, according to Freddie Mac, up from just over 3.3 percent at the start of the year. That growth in mortgage rates is likely affecting home prices, says one expert, but sales also depend more squarely on broader economic improvements.
"While there is some pent-up demand for homes, continued gains in sales are more reliant upon the job market and income gains than not," says Keith Gumbinger, vice president at mortgage and loan information publisher HSH.com, in an email to U.S. News. "With those tepid at best, it's more likely to be a sluggish recovery as we go forward, especially if rates and prices both remain firm."
[OPINION: What New Home Size Data Tells Us About the State of U.S. Housing]
Still, it's hard to generalize about national home price data when the market is so uneven across markets. Cities in California and the Southwest continue to show plenty of room for growth. Las Vegas' home prices grew by 27.5 percent annually in July, San Francisco's jumped by 24.8 percent, and Los Angeles home prices grew by 20.8 percent. Meanwhile, New York showed the slowest growth of the index's 20 cities, with annual growth of only 3.5 percent, and Cleveland followed closely with 3.9 percent.
Future reports on home prices may indeed show a moderation, but because of delays in the data, that tapering-off may already be in effect.
"We should start to see more of the cumulative effect of mortgage and price increases tempering demand when the September and October existing home sales reports come out," Gumbinger says.
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Republicans, including Mitt Romney, the party's nominee for president, like to conjure visions of President Obama's health care reform package as if it were an ominous cloud portending the end of time. Spending will be uncontrolled and America will ride reform to ruin.
It turns out, according to the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office, that reform will actually cut the federal deficits, although unfortunately that's because after the recent Supreme Court review of reform, states will have more leeway to leave people out from under the reform umbrella. Some three million who would have been included won't be, and so the reform will cost less.
Even so, it will not cause deficits to rise, says the CBO, because of tax boosts and spending cuts that are part of the plan. They'll offset costs.
Ah, but the Republicans' much-touted plan to scuttle reform entirely will send the deficit up by more than $100 billion over 10 years, says the CBO. More people will be uninsured, with more of the costs on the government, and the costs of care itself will increase.
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Durban, South Africa (SportsNetwork.com) - Louis Oosthuizen birdied his final two holes on Sunday to overtake Branden Grace and retain his Volvo Golf Champions title.
With Grace in the clubhouse at 11-under, Oosthuizen birdied the 17th to pull even with his fellow South African, then drove to the edge of the green at the par-4 last, chipped within two feet and kicked in the birdie putt for the victory.
Oosthuizen, who began the day two strokes off Tommy Fleetwood's lead, fired a 4-under 68 at Durban Country Club to finish 72 holes at 12-under-par 276. The 31-year-old claimed his seventh European Tour title and first since winning this event a year ago.
Grace, the 2012 winner, also shot 68 to take second place at 11-under 277. Fleetwood carded a 72 and shared third with Joost Luiten (71) at minus-10.
Padraig Harrington matched the low round of the day with a 67, which allowed the Irishman to grab a share of fifth at 9-under. The three-time major champion ended alongside first-round leader Raphael Jacquelin (69) and Victor Dubuisson (72).


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An Eatontown resident has been arrested and charged with allegedly stabbing a West Long Branch man on Monday night.
Eatontown Police Det. Lawrence Tyler said the department received a call on Feb. 18 at 7:08 p.m. for a stabbing which had occurred on Scheri Lane in the Pine Tree Mobile Home Park, off Route 35 south.
Arriving police officers found that there had been an altercation over a parking space in front of one of the mobile homes on Scheri Lane and a 34-year-old West Long Branch man had been stabbed during the altercation. Tyler said the man was visiting a friend in the mobile home park.
Juan A. Sierra, 44, of Scheri Lane, apparently was upset because the West Long Branch resident had parked in front of his mobile home, leaving him nowhere to park.
"Sierra called out the neighbor and his visitor and started an argument with him about the parking space," Tyler said. "Mr. Sierra and the West Long Branch resident became involved in a physical altercation and Mr. Sierra stabbed the victim in the abdomen one time."
Tyler said Sierra also received a severe laceration to his finger from his knife during the altercation and both he and the victim were transported to separate hospitals for treatment of their wounds.
Sierra was released after treatment and was transported back to Eatontown Police headquarters where he was charged with aggravated assault, possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose and tampering with evidence. He was processed and transported to MCCI in lieu of $15,000.00 bail with no ten percent option.
The West Long Branch man was kept overnight at the hospital for treatment. Tyler said his injuries were found to be non-life threatening and he was released on Tuesday morning.
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When I wake up, sandpaper is crawling on my skin. At least that's what I think it is, until I feel hot breath against my cheek. The bunk bed where I am sleeping is two feet from the camper ceiling, and it's coffin-dark. I can't sit up, so I lay perfectly still, while my 8-year-old mind tries to understand sandpaper and beer-soaked breath. At first, I think someone has broken into the trailer. I must be alone, or my mom would jump up and scream. My dad would grab his rifle and start shooting. My brother would run out of the trailer and hide in the trees.
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"It never happened with boys", yet your brother set a cat on fire and threw it in the river? I think you need to talk to your brother about what may have happened to him in secret.
I salute your courage and grace in writing this.
Tracy: I am so sorry for what you have been through. However, I really don't think you should have any dealings with this man. He raped you; a child. There are no excuses. It should negate anything positive he ever did. He belongs in jail, as does your mother and anyone else who knew anything about it. tDo not let him babysit your kids. Do not have anything to do with him.
When I first read this article on the train in 2008, it really hit home. It still hits home. Thank you Tracy for being brave enough to face him and tell the story. I don't feel as alone with the "secret" that I keep.
How could you let him babysit your kids?!!?!?
Great stuff. Saw yr interview and googled this article. Have lived and hiked in AK, CO, ME, where I camped with my prime abuser. Have been working things through with that person past 3 yrs, and writing about it. Helps, and things are better. Keep it up. God bless.
For you who don't think her story shouldn't have been in this magazine, I think things happen for a reason. Maybe her story reached out to someone in need,
Beautiful writing Tracy. I hope you are well.
Congratulations Trace, you finally did it.
The beauty and honesty of Tracy's journey is as breathtaking and awe inspiring as the Sawtooth Mountains themselves. Bravo to this brave author, couragous yet as lovely and delicate as a robin's egg. Her story belongs here because humans and nature go together. Both are as delicate as a spring trillium and as dangerous as an avalanche. Bravo Tracy... Keep writing, it is your gift to others.
Brilliant imagery & searing pain - one of the most well written and touching stories, I've read in a long time.
wretched story, but beautifully written. Really captures the essence of growing up in southern idaho, as well as hiking and camping around red fish lake. I've been gone a long time, and didn't know they had succeeded in getting some salmon back in redfish. Fantastic!
The last reader is right. It deals with an ugly topic. This is story that does not belong here. In fact, it does not belong anywhere. No one should have to tell it. But she did and with grace and courage. Showing how the living a independent and active life outdoors helped her overcome anger and hate. And gave her the strength to confront her former abuser with calm restraint. Thank you, Tracy. I now have a new favorite writer.
I think this is a phenomenal story. Thank you for sharing it. For those who do not think think this magazine is an appropriate place for it- you have a choice. Do not read it.
Congratulations on your win and telling your story. I, too, was a victim of rape and abuse. You are a strong woman, and I wish you respite from the demons.
congratulation. a have spent the last hour reading your essay, written in a foreign language for me.
congrat's on the win this evening. must be something of a mixed experience, but wonderful nonetheless. wish i could read the article in its entirety on Backpacker.com. unfortunately, it seems to be only partially available...at least for my browser. that aside, well done!
This article was really well done, great use of the word maw. With twitter stealing news clips before you can even get a good lead-in sentence, this is how writing is going to need to be in the future. I know what the trails look like but this article is about much more than hiking, great gonzo style.


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Every time Chad and Jenny Lu Shireman present "Jenny Lu's Country Music Revue" at the Plaza Theatre, they donate a portion of the ticket sales to a local charity.
"We are so fortunate just to be able to put on a show like this at such a beautiful place that we felt that we need to give something back to the local community," said Chad Shireman. "This is not only to help the charities financially, but it also helps raise awareness for the causes."
In the past, money from the show has gone to the Barren River Animal Welfare Association and to Allie's Angels, a nonprofit organization benefitting Down syndrome.
On Saturday, when "Jenny Lu's Country Music Revue" pays tribute to country music legends at the Plaza, $1 of each ticket sale will go to the Butterflies for Maddie Foundation, a nonprofit organization created to honor the memory of a Glasgow girl, Madilyn "Maddie" Grace Morgan, who died in 2005 from pulmonary veno-occlusive disease, an extremely rare form of high blood pressure in the lung arteries that occurs in children and young adults.
Donations to the foundation fund research to find a cure for pulmonary veno-occlusive disease.
Donna Morgan, who is Maddie's mom, said she is excited that the show will benefit the foundation.
"We feel very honored that they chose us this time," she said.
A seminar is held each year at Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville to educate doctors about the disease. This year's seminar is Jan. 30.
"It's really bittersweet what we listen to every year," Morgan said.
The doctor who diagnosed Maddie with pulmonary veno-occlusive disease has also diagnosed it in a couple of other children. But Maddie's case was the first he had seen, she said.
"It's really bittersweet for (Maddie's father) Tony and I. It's awesome that they are finding different ways to extend lives," Morgan said.
Morgan, a George Jones fan, is eager to attend the concert Saturday. It will be her first time seeing a country music tribute show.
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"Jenny Lu will be doing tributes to Dolly and Barbara Mandrell," Chad Shireman said.
The Shiremans chose a country legends show because many people enjoy these artists' music, he said.
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Tickets for "Jenny Lu's Country Music Revue" are $10 and can be purchased at the theater's box office, by calling 270-361-2101, or online at www.plaza.org. The concert begins at 7 p.m. Saturday.
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I was telling you to increase calories once a week to 1700 or 1800 cals then drop to 1400 to 1500 for a few days then do it again . this keeps your body guessing at how many cals it has to work with .. Now this should work to break a plateau
the kick is it is a great way to be on the journey anyway . this is increasing healthy foods do not add junk
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life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
Judy has some ideas. I don't count calories, I try to eat low carb and eat alot of veggies and fiber. I do have low calorie and high fiber snacks like the air popped popcorn (5-6 cups).
Let us know how you do.
Can you move your arms? Maybe do arm circles and reaches over head. That would give you some cardio and maybe help burn calories. I find that ANY additional movement I do helps my losses.
Hang in there!
Personally, and I know I'm the crazy one here, because I live a sedentary lifestyle (work at a computer 8 hours a day/night), I only eat 2 meals a day. If I need something later, I'm retraining myself to limit it to fruit. My goal is only 2 meals a day (the ole "eat like a king at breakfast" deal), nothing in between meals, and lots of water...Not there yet, and I've been bad this week about not eating at night ---Kim, yes, that is hard to get into the habit of doing, especially for night owls. That's why it's so hard to "just" do 1 or 2 things at a time...I need to get to bed earlier so that I can HAVE a morning and have a breakfast in order to be able to stop eating by 7 p.m. (for me), AND get my water in so that I'm not up during the night because I was drinking too late in the evening, LOL. Oy. It all seems to tie in.
Well, this morning I was forced to get up early (3rd day in a row, and tomorrow will be 4, for one reason or another), and so I have a loaf of bread baking and I made scrambled tofu for breakfast with red peppers, onion, garlic, mushrooms, nutritional yeast flakes, tumeric, chives, etc. I've fooled my mom before who thought I had given her scrambled eggs, ha. My brother-in-law thinks tofu is a 4-letter word, but if I hide it in something (the bread I make uses 1/4 of a container/brick/box of tofu) and tell him about it later, I love the look I get, heheh. My ultimate goal is to have a totally plant-based diet. I grew up with a "meat-and-potatoes" father, so I know. I also know that when I was vegetarian I was doing okay losing weight and when I started eating meat again I know that contributed to my weight gain. I'm not pushing it or anything - everyone is different. Just saying that for me my ultimate goal is to go plant-based...
Aww, I'm sorry. I'm rambling here and off topic for this thread..Didn't mean to kidnap the thread. It's just that I liked this post and I have a few minutes before work, so I landed here..
Hang tough, everyone!
Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. - Albert Einstein
What Judy is suggesting is called Caloric Cycling. You can google it and find the whys and how to's.
here's one example....of course your daily caloric intake won't be as high, adjust as necessary.
What is calorie cycling?
Calorie cycling is a method used for weight loss, weight maintenance, OR weight gain depending on your caloric intake. Simply put: You eat a different amount of calories each day but stay within a certain average for the week; some people even do monthly averages.
An example of calorie cycling would be my current plan:
Sundays: 1800 calories
Mondays: 2000 calories
Tuesdays: 2800 calories
Thursdays: 1200 calories
Fridays: 1500 calories
Saturdays: 2100 calories
Weekly average = 1829 calories per day or 11,400 per week
The theory behind calorie cycling is that it keeps your metabolism guessing by not letting it get used to one caloric intake or another.
If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
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If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
is based on weight watchers so calorie cycling would be best
Unless of course you are on weight watchers point system/
Hugs Judy:)
Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
The longer I continue my healthy journey, the more I am gravitating to plant-based foods. Definitely having smaller portions of meat when I do eat it. Also, finding that my favorite part of a meal is usually the veggie. LOL
Got to ask....how long of a time were you a vegan and why did you start eating meat again?
When I was losing weight in the past and being vegetarian (not vegan), it was a time when I lived out in the boonies for 3 years at my mom's place. We helped each other out. She was ill and eventually had a heart valve replaced, and I needed a place to land for awhile. There literally wasn't anything close by, and she had over an acre to take care of, and we just never brought meat into the house to cook but kept it simple, and the weight was falling off. Now I have had to store those clothes, sigh.
Oh, and I do refer to my goal as plant-based versus vegan because there seems to be a whole spectrum of what "vegan" is, down to people not wearing any leather and that sort of thing, and that word tends to conjure up all sorts of things in people's heads, ha.
Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. - Albert Einstein
Yes, I think the "Scrambled Tofu" recipe would be nice. Please post on the Recipe Link. That would give some of us who aren't used to cooking tofu some ways to do that. I can see where the scrambled recipe would be nice in a wrap or with brown rice. I probably would cook up a batch and use through the week .
P.S. Really like it when an interesting recipe comes my way!
Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. - Albert Einstein
Now, I do not make the effort to do this each day, i.e. I make about 5 gallons of air popped popcorn to have "on hand"....my grab & go food about every 5 days.
Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. - Albert Einstein
It helps when I have the hungry horrors
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On Tuesday, the Chick-fil-A restaurant in Richmond Centre will donate 10 percent of its sales to help defray the medical expenses for one of its employees, Naomi Hetrick, who was seriously injured Oct. 31 in an accident on Interstate 75.
Hetrick, 23, has been hospitalized at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington since the accident, according to her brother Jedidiah, also a Chick-fil-A employee.
"The cow invites you to 'eat mor chikin' on Tuesday to support one of our own," said Heather Redick, the restaurant owner.
Hetrick, a student at Bluegrass Community and Technical College where she is pursing a degree in social work, was on her way to school when the accident occurred, her brother said.
Earlier this year, she spent three weeks in the African nation of Burundi on a mission trip with the Summer Institute of Linguistics, part of the Wycliffe Global Alliance.


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---- — TRAVERSE CITY — Lily Ambrosius was just 14 when doctors found and removed some atypical moles, which can increase the risk of developing melanoma.
The fair-skinned blonde had always used sunscreen outdoors, but knew plenty of people who didn't. And that started her wondering what would happen to them — and to others who couldn't afford the protection.
Rather than wait to find out, Ambrosius started a nonprofit organization to bring skin cancer awareness to area residents and to distribute effective sunscreen products to families in need.
The organization, called Skin For the Future, was based in part on a survey she conducted during a special health day at the 2012 National Cherry Festival.
"We found out that those people that made $20,000 to $30,000 a year don't wear sunscreen and (often) have cancer in their genes," said Ambrosius, now 16 and a junior at St. Francis High School. Most at risk are children, adolescents and young adults, since the damage people see in their 50s and 60s occurs in their teens and 20s.
Now Ambrosius is working with area pediatricians, dermatologists and plastic surgeons to spread skin cancer awareness information and to raise sponsorship funds for the expensive sunscreen products.
So far she's collected enough to buy 750 3-ounce bottles of sunscreen that will be distributed to clients of the Grand Traverse County Health Department, the Benzie-Leelanau District Health Department and the Father Fred Foundation.
"I've done a lot of different research projects and it's very, very rare to see somebody as motivated and excited at her level of the game," said Traverse City surgeon Adam Smith, of Borealis Plastic Surgery, who is mentoring Ambrosius. "She's a very extraordinary young girl. "This is her wanting to make a difference in her community and bring awareness to a problem that absolutely does exist and that to some degree has touched her personally."
More than 2 million people are diagnosed with over 3.5 million cases of skin cancer annually. Melanoma accounts for almost 9,000 of the nearly 12,000 skin cancer deaths each year.
Smith said many of those cases could be prevented with the proper use of sunscreen.
"What people really need is a broad spectrum sunscreen that blocks both UVA and UVB rays, which are two very different things," he said. "If you want a very good sun protection, the factor should be 35 (or higher).
"The most common mistakes people make is not making sure the sunscreen covers both (kinds of rays) and putting sunscreen on at 8 a.m. and not putting it on the rest of the day. You should reapply it every few hours," even when it's hazy outside.
Ambrosius remembers her first sunburn at the beach and has taken precautions since. Now she brings a hat and T-shirt to wear over her bathing suit, wraps in a towel after swimming and reapplies sunscreen after she gets wet. She also get her moles checked regularly and has atypical moles removed.
"Most of my friends don't even ask me to go the beach because they know I'm going to go on about protection," she said.
With spring break just a few weeks away, Ambrosius planned to speak to St. Francis preschool and kindergarten classes to make them aware of the sun's dangers and of the importance of wearing sunscreen.
"My mom always told me that the most beautiful women never let the sun touch their skin," she said.
To donate to her campaign or to learn more, write firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.skincareforthefuturetc.org or www.facebook.com/skinforthefutureTC.


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GENEVA — Keith A. Rea, age 58, of Geneva, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, at Hospice of the Western Reserve in Cleveland.
He was born March 15, 1954, in Elyria, Ohio, to Patricia (Tjemmes) and Alwyn Rea. Keith was a 1971 Graduate of Osterland Preparatory School in Yellow Springs. He was a Graduate of the OSU School of Pharmacy.
Keith was a practicing pharmacist in Geneva for 26 years as the owner of The Medicine Shop and at Giant Eagle. Keith was a member of the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy and also was the director of Pharmacy for many years at Geneva Medical Center. He was a member of Geneva First United Methodist Church for 20 years.
Keith is survived by his son, Brendan (Corey) Rea of Cleveland Heights; mother, Patricia Rea of Sheffield Village; brother, Donovan Rea of Sheffield Village; former wife, Cynthia L. Rea of Fairport; and many friends and relatives.
He was preceded in death by his sons, Cory and Jordan; and his father, Alwyn Rea.
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2012 has given us a wealth of new music.
2012 marked the year Linn released the first in the Mozart opera series from Classical Opera and launch the complete Corelli series with The Avison Ensemble. Claire Martin jetted off to New York to record an album with pianist extraordinaire Kenny Barron and we welcomed new signings Boston Baroque, Emily Barker and Ensemble Marsyas. We have also been able to expand our Studio Master download catalogue, which now numbers over 600, with Universal and its family of labels added to our digital partners bringing artists such as The Rolling Stones, Mark Knopfler and Mumford & Sons to linnrecords.com.
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1 Bob Marley - Legend (Island)
The best selling reggae album of all-time and one of Rolling Stone's '50 Greatest Albums of All Time'. A compilation where you may recognise more songs than you'd first expect. With so many great tracks to choose from, there is no shortage of familiar and timeless reggae numbers.
'The beauty and simplicity of Marley's music [is] captured particularly well here.' AllMusic.com
2 Claire Martin & Kenny Barron - Too Much in Love to Care (Linn)
'Too Much in Love to Care' is a collection of classic romantic songs and beautiful ballads from The Great American Songbook with many of the tracks recorded in just one take.
'...gorgeous tone, faultless pitch, exquisite phrasing...' Jazzwise
3 Richard Tunnicliffe - J.S. Bach Cello Suites (Linn)
Performing Bach's iconic suites has become a rite of passage for many cellists, but Richard Tunnicliffe's extensive experience and virtuosity allowed him to create a recording that highlights the distinct personality and individuality of each movement.
'Tunnicliffe's performances are simply magnificent.' SA-CD.net
4 Robin Ticciati / Scottish Chamber Orchestra - Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique (Linn)
Named one of the top ten young 'conductors on the verge of greatness' by Gramophone Magazine, Robin is the perfect conductor to bring out the deep colours and emotions of Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique.
Named 'CD of the Week' Classic FM Radio, 'Classical CD of the Week' Sunday Times, Critics' Choice 'Sound of 2012' The Independent, 'Record of the Month' Hi-Fi News and 'Disc of the Week' BBC Radio 3 'CD Review'.
5 Melody Gardot - The Absence (Universal)
'The Absence' is a stunning 11-track culmination of Melody's year-long globetrotting experiences. From the deserts of Morocco to the beaches of Brazil, 'The Absence' pulses to the hypnotic rhythms of Fado, Tango and Samba.
'A late-night, gipsy travelogue spiced with world music influences.' The Telegraph
6 Daniel Barenboim - Beethoven For All - Symphonies 1-9 (Decca)
This five-disc boxed set features revelatory readings of all nine of Beethoven's symphonies from the inspirational West-Eastern Divan Orchestra under their thrilling conductor, Daniel Barenboim.
'Daniel Barenboim is not merely one of the greatest all-round musicians alive - he is one of the few great men of our time.' The Guardian
7 George Harrison - Early Takes Volume 1 (Universal)
Early Takes Volume 1 is a pivotal companion piece to Martin Scorsese's stunning critically acclaimed documentary on the life of George Harrison, "Living in the Material World".
'There's a simplicity about these previously unreleased demos that's beguiling, allowing the sweeter side of Harrison to shine unencumbered by studio blandishments.' The Independent
8 Boston Baroque - Haydn: The Creation (Linn)
The three-time Grammy-nominated Boston Baroque, widely regarded as 'one of the world's premier period-instruments bands' (Fanfare), marks the beginning of its relationship with Linn with a two-disc recording of Haydn's The Creation.
'...the results are spectacular.' Audiophile Audition
9 Phantasm - William Lawes: Consorts to the Organ (Linn)
Named 'Chamber Choice' by BBC Music Magazine this recording of music by English Renaissance composer William Lawes, some versions of which are premiere recordings, received five stars from many publications.
'The players animate Lawes' stately dances with fleet rhythms, elucidate his dark counterpoint and create an aptly vaporous quality in his more haunting, ethereal pieces...The consort sound is luminescent.' BBC
10 Emily Barker - Almanac (Everybody Sang)
Emily Barker is a compelling songwriter with a gift for weaving melody and words. 'Almanac' features 'Pause', the theme tune from the Ivor Novello Award-winning soundtrack of BBC TV drama 'The Shadow Line' and was nominated for a 2012 Spiral Earth Award and named 'Record of the Week' by BBC Radio 6.
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In asheville north carolina in August the temperature is an even number less than 40 that has the same number of tens and ones Answer: Could it be 22 4 tens and 0 ones = 4 2 tens and 2 ones = 4
Could it be 22? 2 tens and 2 ones has the same as 4 tens and 0 ones
In Asheville North Carolina in August the temperature is an even number less than 40 that has the same number of tens and ones Ans: 34
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it is 10 degrees outside and the temperature is due to drop 16 degrees. what will be the temperature the
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Rick's next shot isn't as good. She hits the cue ball with a velocity of 5.6 m/s and it hits the 4 ball. The cue ball bounces off at a 45 degree angle off it's original path at a speed of 3.5 m/s. What is the velocity of the 4 ball? ---So all i know is the momentum...
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Okay, so i did my math wrong sorry and thx Steve!! and bobpursley, does that mean the cue ball is traveling .27 m/s straight?? because usually they want angle but since it's head on it's just straight rite?
Physics Part 1
Rick is playing billiards and hits the cue ball. It makes contact with the 8 ball head on. If before the collision the cue ball was travelling at 2.4 m/s and after the collision the 8 ball was traveling at 2.13 m/s. How fast and in what direction is the cue ball traveling? (Ma...
Three solutions are mixed together to form a single solution. One contains 0.2 mol \rm mol Pb(CH 3 COO) 2 \rm Pb(CH_3COO)_2, the second contains 0.1 mol \rm mol Na 2 S \rm Na_2S, and the third contains 0.1 mol \rm mol CaCl 2 \rm CaCl_2. Write the precipitation reaction.
Problem 2 the answer is 4.5% You now the correct answer for the problem 7?
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The height h(t), in feet, of an airborne tee-shirt t seconds after begin launch can be approximated by h(t)= -15t^2+120t+10,0<t<10. Find the times when the tee shirt will reach a fan 190 feet above ground level
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Algebra 2
is the second one R=625?
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Provide an appropraite response. If y varies inversly as the 4th power of x and y=3 when x=2, what is y when x=0.5? If Q varies inversly as the sqaure root of R and Q=2 whe R=4, what is Q when R is 25?
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In a shop there are 20 customers, 18 of whom will make a purchase. If three customers are selected, one at a time, at random, what is the probability that all will make a purchase?
If two people are selected at random, what is the probability that they were both born in May?
Katie had an unpaid balance of $1,734.50 on her credit card statement at the beginning of January. She made a payment of $165.00 during the month. If the interest rate on Katie's credit card was 7% per month on the unpaid balance, find the finance charge and the new balanc...
Two dice are rolled. Find the probability of getting a 5 on either die or the sum of both dice is 5.
If two people are selected at random, what is the probability that they were both born in winter (December, January, or February)?
coat with an original price of $300.00 is on sale for $285.00. Find the percent of the markdown.
A company borrowed $1500. It must make monthly payments of $40.50 for 42 months to pay off the loan. Use the constant ratio formula to find the annual percentage rate.
A $400 loan is to be paid off in 66 monthly payments of $11.62. The borrower decides to pay off the loan after 18 payments. Use the rule of 78s to find the amount of interest saved. (Points : 1) $194.13
When a single card is drawn from a shuffled deck of cards, find the odds against getting a 9.
Phil had an unpaid balance of $1,854.50 on his credit card statement at the beginning of December. He made a payment of $45.00 during the month. If the interest rate on Phil's credit card was 2.5% per month on the unpaid balance, find the finance charge and the new balance...
. A box contains five blue, eight green, and three yellow marbles. If a marble is selected at random, what is the probability that it is not blue?
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Find the slope of the line passing through the points (10, 0) and (0, 3). -10/3 10/3 3/10 -3/10
Find the slope of the line passing through the points (10, 0) and (0, 3). -10/3 10/3 3/10 -3/10
In triangle ABC, angle C is a right angle. Find the measure of angle B if side b = 105 m and side c = 139 m. 49° 59° 53° 47°
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Find the measure of the supplement of 58 degrees
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The difference between the ages of two friends is 2 years. The sum of their ages is 74 years. Find the age of the older friend. (Points : 1) 38 36 39 37
11. Determine whether or not the relation is a function. {(-3, 6), (-2, 7), (-1, 8), (0, 9)} No Yes
10. Find the slope of the line passing through the points (10, 0) and (0, 3). (Points : 1) -10/3 10/3 3/10 -3/10
In triangle ABC, angle C is a right angle. Find the measure of angle B if side b = 105 m and side c = 139 m. (Points : 1) 49° 59° 53° 47°
Determine whether or not the network is traversable. (Points : 1) No, it is not traversable. Yes, it is traversable.
Find the measurement of the supplement of 58 degrees
Determine whether or not the relation is a function (1,9)(2,10)(3,11)(4,12)
Find the coordinates of the x intercept 2x + y = -6
Determine whether the system is consistent, inconsistent, or dependent. 2x + 2y = 2 6x + 6y = 6 or consistent and dependent
Find the domain and range of the relation, and state whether or not the relation is a function (1,3)(2,3)(3,3)(4,3)
18. Find the value for the correlation coefficient r. (Points : 1) 0.073 0.094 0.203 0.149
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Ron Perlman is the latest star to join Rutina Wesley from True Blood and Mark Webber from Scott Pilgrim vs. the World in David Stamm's Angry Little God. Perlman is also in Guillermo Del Toro's Pacific Rim and reported to be talking with the director about Hellboy 3.
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This is the first of a series of columns by city of Oneonta Police Chief Dennis Nayor about issues involving police departments and public safety.
With the end of the school year in sight, the senior high school students have reached a tremendous milestone in their lives; a milestone in which endless possibilities and opportunities exist.
For some, graduation from high school equates to a transition to college, for others it means service to our country, and for others it means entry into the workforce. Regardless of which option is selected, life will be a new adventure for this year's graduating class.
As all of these possibilities lie ahead, history has shown us that for some unfortunate graduates, tragedy may lie in wait. A year has not gone by where we haven't learned about a young adult whose life has ended far too early because of a car crash, an unintended alcohol or drug overdose, or some other preventable incident. If it's predictable, it's preventable, so let's do everything we can to prevent further tragedies.
In law enforcement, our foremost goal is to keep the public safe, and many times this includes keeping people safe from themselves. If you are reading this article, then you can help us to achieve this goal. Remind the young adults who you know that motor vehicle accidents claim thousands of lives every year.
The causation factors for many deadly car crashes are speed, alcohol, driver distraction, and a lack of seatbelts. As much as this is an exciting time in the lives of the graduating class, they still have to remember that they are not invincible. A car crash can be very unforgiving, so let's think about ways to put the odds in your favor as much as possible as you travel.


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Enrolling 15 new students during its first midyear school of choice program last year, Chippewa Valley Schools has opted to offer midyear enrollment once again for the 2012-13 school year.
Although Chippewa has offered school of choice for many years, it was not until a vote by the board of education in September 2011 that the district moved to allow nonresident students to transfer midyear in addition to the standard summer/fall period.
While not every school of choice application was accepted during the first midyear enrollment, Chippewa Valley Community Relations Director Diane Blain said a total of 33 students in grades six through 11 were enrolled for the second semester of the 2011-12 school year.
Eighteen of those were students who had moved out of the district but wished to remain in Chippewa until the end of the school year. Fifteen of the students enrolled were new to the district.
Nonresident students looking to transfer into Chippewa Valley for the current school year can submit an application through Jan. 17. Only students in sixth through 11th grade are eligible for transfer.
In addition, applicants must prove residency within Macomb County and be able to provide their own transportation to their chosen school, which could be any of the district's four middle or two high schools.
Applicants must also provide the district with information on any suspensions issued by the previous school, with students who have previously been expelled from school barred from the process.
For parents concerned about how the number of nonresident transfers will affect space availability for resident students, Blain said rest assured, residents are always placed in classes first.
"We leave open a number of spots in each classroom," said Blain in a previous interview with Patch. "We don't fill a classroom with school of choice, even in the summer, because we know we may get late registrations in the late summer or fall."
Enrollment applications for the second semester of 2012-13 will be accepted at the Chippewa Valley Schools Administration Building, 19120 Cass Ave., Clinton Township, 48038. Applications can be dropped off in person during normal business hours, mailed to the address above or faxed to 586-723-2001.
Questions regarding the process should be directed to the Office of School and Community Relations at 586-723-2240.


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The Gun Lobby Strikes Back
Women legislators in Colorado face a barrage of attacks for supporting gun safety laws.
DENVER - The NRA's never-ending political revenge cycle started anew on Friday when gun proponents announced a second attempt to recall Colorado State Sen. Evie Hudak of Arvada, less than six months after their first attempt failed. This is not surprising. I've been in politics twenty years, worked for two women senators and a congresswoman, and the vitriol directed at Sen. Hudak, Rep. Rhonda Fields,and the Colorado legislative women over the new gun safety laws was the worst I've ever seen.
Colorado has the highest percentage of women in a state legislature nationally, and with four major gun safety bills sponsored by women, the efforts struck a deeply misogynist nerve among gun proponents. One of the most vocal opponents of the legislation, Dudley Brown's Rocky Mountain Gun Owners, is known for thuggish tactics against women legislators in both parties. As former Republican legislator BJ Nikkel put it in the Denver Post, "He and his 'gang' operate as political terrorists."
Like many women who speak out and act against gun violence and injustice, women legislators subsequently received a barrage of attacks including threats of sexual violence. A number merited referral to state and federal law enforcement. A sampling:
[See a collection of political cartoons on gun control and gun rights.]
"…my prayers won't be answered because you are way to (sic) fat and ugly for anyone to rape. You are a pig. I don't just mean the way you look either."
"…You are an inconsiderate bitch and I hope you get raped at gunpoint then I'm sure you'd want a gun as well."
"…You should buy a gun and kill yourself you disgusting, ugly, fat piece of sh*t."
Two people were arrested for death threats against legislators, and many members requested police protection. Fields' own son, Javad Marshall Fields, was shot to death in 2005, and, like Rep Carolyn McCarthy, she got into public service on a platform of stopping gun violence. Her reward for protecting the rest of us was to have a squad car parked in front of her house for the duration of the session.
[See a collection of political cartoons on Congress.]
Here's what every advocate fighting violence against women knows: guns are a deadly threat to women. Among more than two dozen high-income countries in the world, 85 percent of all the women killed by firearms are U.S. women. Nine women each week are shot to death by their husband or intimate partner. The presence of a gun is the single highest risk factor for turning domestic abuse into domestic homicide. This why the Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence testified in support of the gun safety legislation, including Hudak's bill making it harder for domestic abusers to keep a weapon.
Telling women to be afraid and buy guns is an indicator of financial desperation because gun manufacturers are scrambling to find new markets with women - and anyone else. Gun ownership overall is declining sharply, to less than a third of American households overall and less than a quarter for households under 30. According to the New York Times, "The share of American households with guns has declined over the past four decades, a national survey shows, with some of the most surprising drops in the South and the Western mountain states … Household gun ownership among Americans under the age of 30 fell to 23 percent this decade."
So with their markets declining and public support for gun safety laws increasing, gun proponents are turning to revenge and intimidation against public officials, especially women public officials. And poisoning our public discourse along the way.
Corrected 10/07/13: An earlier version of this post incorrectly identified which representative ran on a platform of stopping gun violence. It was Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, D-N.Y.


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My first post here. I did try to search for this topic, but didn't have any luck. If you know of a thread that covers it, please point me in the right direction :)
I'm trying to figure out what speakers to get for a 5.1 HT system that will be about 85% TV/movies, 14% music, 1% gaming. For space reasons, I'm tempted to get wall mount front speakers, but the wall is shared with my next door neighbor (condos) and they're not particularly well insulated when it comes to sound. Should I avoid wall-mounted speakers so as to avoid annoying them? I can't make a ton of noise here due to the neighbors, but I want a decent sounding system.


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Kiser Featured in Family House Diaries
May 19, 2011 -- A new heart and a new kidney have given a 28-year-old Wilson woman a second chance at life.
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In late March, Crystal Sharpe became the 11th recipient of a heart and kidney transplant at UNC Hospitals. She had been ill with kidney problems since she was 7.
Andy Kiser, M.D., of the UNC Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery and UNC Center for Heart and Vascular Care, was Crystal's heart transplant surgeon.
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It's weird that they played the music out of order for the practices. Last night's men's practice was at 10 p.m. Patrick, Elladj, Liam & Andrei were all a couple of minutes late, causing us to start panicking LOL. Must have been something going on back stage. Patrick did run through his SP but it was rough, he didn't have a good practice. Falls on the axel and the quad, but then he successfully landed them later on. He just seemed frustrated and a bit out of sorts. There is another men's practice today prior to the short program, but it's during the ladie's SP so it's skated in another arena. Damn, I hate when they do that. I won't be able to attend.
Most of the guys signed autographs for the crowds after the practice last night, including Patrick. So nice to see. Hope some of you guys are coming to the dinner tonight at Bert's at 5 p.m.


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Anyone who lived in Newburyport in the early 1970s probably remembers Bob's Subs.
There wasn't anything particularly unusual about the submarine sandwiches, but Bob's sign sure got a lot of attention.
Standing two stories tall, it dominated Market Square and covered the windows and brick facade of the building that now houses the Thirsty Whale bar.
It was just the kind of thing that irked Paul McGinley.
McGinley, the director of the Newburyport Redevelopment Authority in the early 1970s, was in a position to do something about it. Even though the Bob's Subs building wasn't technically part of the 22 acres of buildings and lots under the NRA's control, the NRA had the power to make virtually all downtown signs conform to the new look of Newburyport — a look that called for small wooden signs like the ones that used to hang on State Street 100 years earlier.
At the NRA's insistence, the sign at Bob's Subs eventually came crashing down in 1976.
Today, some 31 years later, the NRA owns barely a sliver of that 22 acres. But it still holds sway over the look of the downtown. Almost every sign in downtown Newburyport must adhere to decisions made by the NRA. The five-member board also has power over other aspects of the appearance of the downtown — such as air conditioners protruding from windows, posters in store windows and banners.
And, of course, buildings. The NRA exercises control over the appearance of windows, doorways, roofs, gutters, downspouts and the like.
The crusade to bring conformity to Newburyport's downtown signs began 42 years ago, when the NRA was given power to establish rules for creating a cohesive, attractive Colonial-era look. The battle over signs and facades in downtown Newburyport has never really ended.
"Every property within the redevelopment area has stated in its deed that they are required to abide by the NRA's design standards," said Mary Lou Supple, a former member of the board who served for a decade. "Initially, everyone was on board, but as properties turned over ... it became more contentious, especially in the recession."
Signs of struggle
It was 1971 when McGinley declared the signs downtown "a complete hodgepodge."
Beer signs, neon signs, illuminated signs, plastic signs, oversized signs covering windows, signs sticking out over sidewalks — Newburyport's downtown was a clutter of commercial information overload.
"There's no continuity to the placement and arrangement of signs on Pleasant and State streets," he said at the time.
The NRA strove to come up with clear guidance and to enforce some semblance of uniformity. The size of signs was strictly limited according to a formula that takes the building's size and frontage into account. Also limited was their placement, the material used, and the colors. The rules extend to awnings, window posters, stickers and the like — basically anything that can be seen as a place to promote goods or services.
The theme was Colonial, meaning signs were to be made of wood with no illumination and painted in colors that would have been common in the 18th and 19th centuries. Some also used the archaic style of signs that were commonplace in Colonial days when most Americans were illiterate — for example, a huge set of wooden eyeglasses looming over an optician's doorway.
"We aren't trying to dictate to them, but we do hope to provide some good guidelines for them," McGinley said at the time.
The rules were quickly tested.
The first to run afoul was H&R; Block. In March 1972 it moved its office but wasn't allowed to take its 3-foot-by-5-foot plastic illuminated sign with it. Instead, it had to have a painted wooden sign.
Others followed, like the massive Peaveys sign that overlooked Market Square. It was torn down. Bob's Subs sign came down through an unusual means — the owner declined to pay for its removal, so the NRA solicited more than $300 in donations to pay for it.
There's one neon sign, however, that was allowed to remain. The Fowles newsstand sign has a preservation easement and was left up as an example of its genre.
Enforcement issues
Supple said that over the years compliance with the NRA's rules has waxed and waned, often in sync with the economic times.
When the economy is good, the sign rules are easier to enforce. When the economy has taken a downturn, there's been more pressure to bend the rules, she said.
Despite the relative uniformity of signs downtown, there are still rampant violations of the regulations. The main culprit is posters and small signs that are placed in windows. Technically, posters can't stay up for more than 21 days and must be related to goods or services available in the store. And they can't take up more than 20 percent of a window. Some windows are filled with them.
And stickers — for example VISA and Mastercard stickers — are technically prohibited. Yet most stores have them.
"They're not supposed to be there," Supple said. "There is no one who enforces that."
Did you know?
The Newburyport Redevelopment Authority's rules state the following:
r Air conditioners can't extend more than 2 inches beyond the masonry face of a building unless special permission is granted.
r Signs should use California Paint Co. colors, which are approved by the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities, or Benjamin Moore historic colors.
r Posters can't remain in store windows longer that 21 days, and they must be related to items or services for sale in the store. They can't cover more than 20 percent of a store window.
r Signs on doors can be no bigger than 1 square foot
r Signs can't project more than 4-feet, 8-inches over the sidewalk, or two thirds of the sidewalk's width, whichever is less.


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