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Lunar 2: Eternal Blue is a Role-Playing/First-Person RPG video game for PlayStation developed by Game Arts and published by Working Designs. It's rated Teen by the ESRB and no users have rated it yet.
Our newest cheats for Lunar 2: Eternal Blue were added October 26, 2002.
Lemina is the only character that have the most MP among all the playable character(except Lucia) in Lunar 2, so before you begin encounter Zophar, make sure Lemina equipped with Whita Dragon Crest in case to use the White Dragon Protect(consume 50MP), and make sure that you have at least 6 Silver Light and lots of Star Light(i had 20), then start the battle with Zophar, in 1st form, it must be easy to defeat him, but in 2nd form, be reallllly careful, he can eliminated your party with ONE HIT. so use Lemina's Power Drive at 1st turn to Hiro, and use the White Dragon Protect(every turn), and keep your party SEPARATED, don't make your party close one another ok? keep Lemina's MP high, Jean with Dopple Dance and Blue Dragon Palm, Leo with Earth Prayer continue with Flash Blade, Ronfar keep Healing and use item, Hiro with Triple Sword (every turn, unless he doesn't have enough MP). Good luck!
When you 1st meet the caravan, everyone gets kidnapped by vines. After that scene, go to the shop and get some healing items like herbs and use Althena's Statue to the East. Next, talk to one of the "lucky" people who gives you a rope ladder, use it by going to the north end of the ditch and press X to do so. Now go in. There might be some fiends beat them, BUT don't use any MP unless you have a Star Light. Go in to the exit you eventually find. Then restore everything you used like MP & HP. You'll see Plantella. Hiro should use Poe Sword only unless he gets under 15 MP, use Boomerang and the Star Light. Ronfar should use Anger Dice, or the healing Litanies as needed. Jean should use magic, but they won't do anything but more damage than her normal attack, if she's out of MP, just attack or make her use healing or reviving items since she does the least damage. (once you get Lemina way later in the game, you'll think "Why the heck didn't I have her then?" because of her magic)
When fighting Zophar in his 2nd form, if you destroy the hands that use Lucia's magic and the hand that heals and steals HP and MP, then you could be in fatal danger. If Zophar's head crystal is shining white, he has snake eyes, and if his mouth is opening and closing, he is preparing to do his ultimate attack. When he laughs and the background is slightly darkened, he will do around 5000-8000 damage with that attack!! A word of advice, revive that person IMMEDIATELY after he dies wih a Miracle Litany. Good luck!
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Heal Litany 4mp:Restores hp to one ally Calm Litany 12mp:Restores hp to all allies Fractured Armor 6mp:Decreases one enemys defense Shattered Sword 6mp:Decreases one enemys attack
Hiro's technics are learned through lots of fights i dont remeber what level he learns them at as soon as i find them all i'll let you know Boomerang 3mp:hiro throws his boomerang to deliver a decent amount of damage although it is soon outdated he starts with this Squall 7mp:A cyclone comes down and damages the enemy Temptest 14mp:A more powerful version of Squall Vortex 10mp:All enemies hit with this doesnt morph from Temptest this is a new set Super Cyclone 20mp:a more powerful version of Vortex Speed Storm 8mp:Hiro increases his own agility Poe Sword 6mp:you will use this a lot in the game Sybillium Sword 10mp:Hiro hits his enemy with another wind attack Batallion Sword 14mp:This is a fire attack it only hits enemies in a straight line or if they are close together very useful Concussion Sword 20mp: This is a strange attack if you select it and the enemy is yellow then they will die if it is red no damage is inflicted very useful in the starlight forest but you wont have it until the second time through Triple Sword 30mp:The strongest sword attack extremely useful against bosses
After Lucia gets drained by Zophar the Gaurdians Awaken And you have to fight one the Gaurdian has 550 H.P. so Have Gwyn cast Fractured Armor so you hit it harder and have Gwyn use Shattered Sword once the Gaurdian raises its attack and defense Lucia will circle around the back of the screen trying to get away from the Gaurdian Hiro should use Poe sword the whole fight so that he hits as strongly as possible. The Gaurdian has 3attacks1. When the Gaurdian is flashing and streching its chain it is going to raise its attack and defense simultaneosly 2. When the Gaurdian is standing and breathing slowly hes going to smash one character with his mace 3. When the Gaurdian is swingin his ball and chain over his head he will hit one character so hard the impact will hit the others 4
While in the blue spire after getting Lucia spend some time building up levels to at least 13 so Gwyn gets his Fractured Armor technic.
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LAKE WYLIE RBC Utilities Inc., a Lake Wylie business, has been named one of the fastest growing businesses in the greater Charlotte region. The utility contracting business is the seventh fastest growing privately held business as recognized by the FAST 50 Awards, sponsored by the Charlotte Business Journal.
Bill and Rose Cummings of Lake Wylie own RBC Utilities. The company installs water, sewer and storm drain utilities in both residential and commercial projects in the Carolinas. Offices are located in the Heritage Business Park on Charlotte Highway.
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YORK The York County Regional Chamber of Commerce will host a groundbreaking for Silcotech Carolina at noon Wednesday, Jan. 8, at 1616 Timberland Court in York.
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ROCK HILL Family Trust Federal Credit Union will offer a free money management workshop series at its Clover and Fort Mill locations beginning Jan. 14.
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Other topics will include improving your credit score, home-buying basics and documents needed in the event of death or incapacity. Speakers will include representatives from Family Trust's Mortgage Service Center and Mitchell Payne of Warner, Payne and Black. Participants will be entered to win prizes at each workshop.
Other Clover workshops: Improve Your Credit Score, Feb. 11; Home-Buying Made Easy, March 11; Growing Old is No Place for Sissies, April 7.
Fort Mill workshop: Home-Buying Made Easy, Feb. 4.
Restaurant Week Jan. 17-26
CHARLOTTE The winter installment of the semi-annual Queen's Feast: Charlotte Restaurant Week will run Jan. 17-26, featuring 117 upscale restaurants in the metro Charlotte area offering three courses or more at dinner for $30 per person (not including tax and gratuity).
First-time restaurant participants include Nan and Byron's in South End; Tanner's Bistro & Lounge in uptown Charlotte; Chillfire Bar & Grill and Trattoria Al Gusto in the Lake Norman area; Rodi Med-American Grill in Gastonia; Stone Mountain Grill in Ballantyne; and Fish Market Bar and Grill in Fort Mill.
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This four-week workshop for couples will help shape up the family budget, strengthen savings, curb debt and work toward building wealth. Topics include budgeting, saving, debt management, insurance, estate planning and retirement for an action plan guide to meet specific goals.
To learn more, visit pathfinderplanningllc.com/choose-your-path.html.
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ROCK HILL Family Trust employees gave more than $45,000 to area charities in 2013, according to Sula Pettibon, chairwoman of the Employee Fundraising Committee.
The Children's Attention Home, the Palmetto School at the Children's Attention Home, and the Boys & Girls Clubs of York County each received more than $10,000. The Worthy Boys and Girls Camp in Rock Hill, the Adult Enrichment Center in Fort Mill, the First Baptist Preschool in York and God's Kitchen in Clover each received $3,000.
Employees also donated to the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life, Carolinas Credit Union Foundation's project at the Children's Hospital at the Greenville Hospital System, and to WRHI's Toys for Happiness program benefiting local children.
Most of the money was raised during Family Trust's annual Charity Golf Tournament in May. The remainder was raised through the sale of candy and stuffed animals. Eleven employees on the committee research area non-profits and select the recipients.
In 2014, the Children's Attention Home, the Palmetto School at the Children's Attention Home, and the Boys and Girls Club of York County will again benefit from the golf tournament on May 20.
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Smoking is pretty cool and it sucks that it can give you cancer and a load of other nasty stuff too. Triple Halo is trying to minimise the risk from smoke damage with the launch of a new electronic cigarette that was kindly sent to this 30-a-day smoker for trial.
The Halo e-haler still delivers you that all important nicotine fix, and thankfully, doesn't look like as much of a toy as competitors. If you ignore the blue light at the front that lights up with every drag, anyway. Instead of the carcinogen-heavy smoke from a regular fag, the fake cig creates smoke with water vapour. It's nice, it feels like you're actually getting a hit, and there's plenty of smoke to breathe out.
It's a bit rich of Triple Halo to suggest that "unlike the real thing" these iCigs "don't kill you" considering the toxicology of nicotine and the links to pwning your heart. "A perfectly healthy water vapour and nicotine mix" is ridiculously misleading.
However, the overall experience is pretty pleasant. You can get a couple different flavours – mint, tobacco, apple and strawberry, making smoking one a tad like having a portable shisha pipe. The cigarettes themselves are rechargeable. All you have to do is stick the bottom half of the fag to your computer via a supplied USB cable and you're okay to go in an hour.
Triple Halo brags that because it's not a real cigarette it can "legally be enjoyed anywhere," such as pubs, clubs, bars and even on aeroplanes. I tried it on the tube and no one stopped me, but you do look a twat. If I had the opportunity to try one out on a plane, I don't think I'd have the gall, and I can only imagine someone lacking certain social skills would dare to bother being "that guy."
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Funny article. I wouldn't be surprised if someone really names it iFag. The article makes light of e-cigs but they really are an amazing product. Electronic cigarettes and personal vaporizers are definitely top notch in my book. I made the switch after smoking for more than a decade. I've saved thousands of dollars in my year now as an e-cig smoker. All the effects of smoking that damaged my body making me cough and unable to taste or breathe properly are gone but I bet I've saved even more money because I refilled my cartridges instead of purchasing new cartridges each time they've gone dry. I also purchased my starter kit for much less than the kit mentioned above. My supplier is fast, affordable and always answers any questions I have, I really recommend them and I've been a happy customer. They even have a starter kit for only $27.95! Take a look at their site, freshsmoking[.]com . You'll be happy you made the switch too, at least your wallet will! lol.
I love the Kuba Cigars, work really well and I love the fact that you can smoke all the range of Triple Halo products on flights. Means I can be that smug guy getting my nicotine hit on long haul flights whilst others are physically itching in their seats and bolt out the doors as soon as we've landed to light up. I like using the e-cigarettes cause not only are they practical as you can smoke them anywhere but I can smoke them in the knowledge that I'm not shrivelling my lungs but am still able to get the nicotine I need. I find Triple Halo products are much better than Nicorette's inhalers which don't create smoke and and aren't half as slick in design. Triple Halo also offers a much larger array of products than nicorette... check it out:
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Watch out for triple halo. Bought one, terrible product, basically cheap knock offs.
Tried to return it but Triple Halo told me I was lying!
Buy with caution.
Dear 'K.Gossage'
I am the Marketing Manager at TripleHalo Limited and we take all customer complaints very seriously. We have customers in over 50 countries and our overall customer feedback is consistently at 98% or above satisfaction. Without wishing to sound suspicious I am concerned by the claims you make and why you have chosen this forum. I would suggest a simple e-mail to customer services (email@example.com) or sales (firstname.lastname@example.com) would have got you an immediate response.
Regarding your points:
- We have no record of any contact from your name or anything remotely similar by e-mail, voice or letter. We promptly deal with all calls and enquiries and I have to say that your comments seem to have no basis in fact as records stand. If you can provide any details of your claim through the proper support channels, they will immediately be acted upon. That is the way we would deal with each enquiry.
- As stated, the claim you make does not tally at all with the 1000's of positive customer feedback responses we have from customers all around the world, I am happy to provide you with a sample if you contact us through the proper process and deal with any issues you may have. We are a fully registered UK and international company. If there is any truth to your claim, then please contact me on email@example.com and I will ensure it is promptly dealt with.
- Our contact details are on the site, leaflets, and boxes. You can reach us on + 44 (0) 207 402 1399 in the UK and we will soon be opening offices in over 10 countries. Please do contact me; I look forward to hearing from you.
- No member of TripleHalo staff would ever reply with 'you are lying'. Simply, the comment seems to be totally made up and designed to evoke an emotional response. We have a full replacement or refund policy in place. Hence why would we make such a comment? In simple terms, there is no record of any such contact or response; therefore I can only assume you may be representing a 'cheap knock off'? I sincerely hope that is not the case and if you genuinely have any issues please contact us appropriately and we will replace or refund your purchase, as per our standard policy.
I am sorry to say that I think you are attempting to mislead readers of this site and would welcome your proper concerns sent via the appropriate channel. I assure you we value any real and honest feedback and immediately act on it.
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You probably have no record as I bought under my maiden name
Unsurprising that you should come back and yat again do nothing more than announce that I am lying...
I stand by my comment, Triple Halo are a terrible and misleading company to deal with.
Dear K.Gossage
The only unsurprised thing is that you have come up with a twist to your claim. Even if you used your 'maiden name' there is simply no record of any of the facts you state. Our support is direct and very open. We value all genuine customers and will do all we can in supporting them.
You have been given every opportunity to verify the merits of your claim. We have had to track your unsubstantiated and unproven claim through forms that other companies would not even bother with. That shows our clear commitment to a world class support system that 1000's have enjoyed and highly rated.
In conclusion it would appear that you are likely to be one of the resellers of the cheap and nasty copies of our units and doing your best to mislead the general public.
Best wishes
Emily Anderson
I can see that this is pointless. This is exactly the attitude I received when I called you up.
I thought the point of the web was freedom of speech, not to be oppressed by a big company who is frightened of being bad-mouthed when it is the truth.
What I really don't understad is that if you have '1000's of happy customers' why you are taking so much time to subdue me on a website that slates your product in the article itself!
Surely you have better things to do?
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Newburyport — Gertrude E. (Doucette) Nordstrom, 99, of Newburyport, Mass., died on November 23, 2013, at the Country Center in Newburyport. She was born in Reading, Mass., on July 30, 1914, to the late Robert E. and Mary L. Doucette.
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Voters in the Mountain State will have to choose between two familiar names Nov. 6 in the race for governor of West Virginia.
In a repeat of the special 2011 gubernatorial election, incumbent Democrat Earl Ray Tomblin is once again being challenged by Republican Bill Maloney. Both candidates were recently interviewed by members of the Daily Telegraph's editorial board where they were questioned on a number of topics, including the future of coal, infrastructure, job creation in southern West Virginia, prison overcrowding, the state's drug problem and other related issues.
As was the case two years ago, both candidates have similar ideologies, including welcomed opposition to new federal EPA regulations that threaten the future of coal. After careful consideration and debate, we endorse Tomblin for re-election as governor of West Virginia.
Tomblin already has a proven record of leadership and experience that puts him in the best position to keep moving the Mountain State forward. During his short but effective tenure as governor, Tomblin has helped keep the state on solid financial ground. He appears to have a firm grasp and understanding of the current challenges facing the deep south counties — Mercer and McDowell in particular. And he's working to develop solutions. For example, Tomblin has vowed to help correct the chronic flooding problem that has plagued the Stafford Drive area of Princeton, and he is pledging to prioritize the construction of the King Coal Highway in Mercer County and the Coalfields Expressway in McDowell County when future federal highway funds are released by Washington. He also has taken an active role in fighting the war on coal, and challenging the federal Environmental Protection Agency.
As a native of Logan County, Tomblin comes from a coal-producing county and understands the unique challenges faced by the deep south counties. He also knows how to work with fellow lawmakers to get things accomplished. He's kept his pledge to help eliminate the sales tax on food, and has been successful in his short term to date as governor in attracting new jobs to the Mountain State. Yes, there is much work to be done — particularly right here in southern West Virginia. But we believe Tomblin — particularly with his understanding of southern West Virginia — should be in a good position to help the region in the months ahead.
Before assuming the governor's post, Tomblin served six years in the House of Delegates from 1974 to 1980 when he was first elected to the state Senate. Tomblin worked his way up through the Senate ranks, served as majority whip and chairman of the Senate Energy, Industry and Mining Committee, and later became chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. He was elected president of the Senate on Jan. 11, 1995, and served in that post longer than anyone in the state's history. Tomblin assumed the governor's post in 2010 after Joe Manchin was elected to fill the U.S. Senate seat vacated by the death of the late Robert C. Byrd.
Tomblin is a proven and effective leader. His experience, and his proven leadership, shouldn't be overlooked by voters on Nov. 6. Despite sharing the same political party affiliation of President Barack Obama, Tomblin has fought the EPA, and is continuing to fight to protect West Virginia coal mining jobs against an out-of-control EPA.
For these reasons we endorse Tomblin for governor. When voters cast a ballot on Nov. 6, we urge them to vote for Tomblin.


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Derek Fudesco, one-time guitarist for Seattle's semi-legendary '90s goth-punk band the Murder City Devils and the later group Pretty Girls Make Graves, is now one of the alt-folkies who call themselves the Cave Singers. The Cave Singers' third album, No Witch, is due out in February; they're touring to promote the album this fall. Here's what Fudesco was listening to last week while he was snowed in in Seattle.
Sir Douglas Quintet
Sir Douglas Quintet + 2 = Honkey Blues (Smash, 1968)
This is good. It might be really early.
A stack of old ska and early reggae 45s by Laurel Aiken, the Skatalites, the Soul Brothers, etc.
I got these a while ago. I buy vinyl for a store here in Seattle, and sometimes stuff comes in that looks bad, looks like shit, but plays fine. It's rad to be able to take those home. The production on these is amazing, like it's just a couple of mics in a room.
Wooden Wand
Death Seat (Young God Records, 2010)
I just picked that up. I've only listened to it about three times. He puts out a lot of stuff.
Tom Petty
Wildflowers (Warner Bros., 1994)
We just bought a new van with a cassette player and I went out looking for some cassettes for the tour. I was at a thrift store, and all of them were Bible cassettes except for this one.
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---- — Kalkaska Memorial Health Center was recognized for its retention of employees with the Michigan Health Council's "Building Michigan Healthcare Workforce Award."
The award recognizes Michigan health care organizations and educators who are designing and implementing creative approaches to address Michigan's health care workforce needs and issues.
A recent two-day Red Cross blood drive at Temple Hill Church of Cadillac was sponsored by Crystal Flash Energy and Save-A-Lot. The drive resulted in 146 productive units, with 16 double red donations.
Donors who received gallon pins include: one gallon, Sarah Eling of McBain; three gallons, Elizabeth Wetherell of Cadillac; and five gallons, Jack Foster of Cadillac.
North Flight EMS Air and Ground recently was reaccredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems.
Accreditation means that North Flight meets industry-established criteria for quality patient care and rotor-wing, fixed-wing and ground transports. It involves submitting extensive documentation for its operations to CAMTS, which is followed up by an on-site survey that looks at all aspects of the medical transport service. The accreditation period is for three years.
North Flight operates and maintains one King Air fixed-wing aircraft, one A-Star 350-B2 helicopter and a fleet of ambulances.


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PORTLAND – A unique new park set to open in Portland was designed to teach teens financial literacy skills for life.
The park is actually portable and will travel across Oregon and Southwest Washington, staying in cities and towns for a week at a time.
The Junior Achievement Finance Park covers all aspects of everyday financial life, from mortgages, to groceries, to buying a car.
Middle school and high school students can use an iPad app to transfer what they've learned during the classroom exercises and put it to practical use.
"Each business represents an expense line in a typical household budget," explained Junior Achievement of Oregon & Southwest Washington president John Hancock. "It goes all the way to the really expensive stuff like homes and cars and childcare, down to things like electrical bills."
The final challenge: Balancing a budget.
"You have to prioritize your money so you don't end up spending it all on fun money and don't have any for your house," added 8th grade student Whitney Wells. "It's kind of important to know what to spend your money on."
Junior Achievement raised $800,000 to build the park and several area foundations and companies also helped with big donations, including KeyBank, the lead sponsor.
The park will make its first stop in Eugene on April 9th.


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College Park Mayor Andrew M. Fellows and Laurel Mayor Craig A. Moe were among 12 mayors from Maryland and 750 mayors nationwide to sign a letter Wednesday urging President Barack Obama to push for tougher gun laws in the wake of Friday's school shooting in Newtown, CT.
"Together, we urge you to put forward an agenda that is rooted in common sense and that will make it harder for dangerous people to possess guns, and easier for police and prosecutors to crack down on them," said the letter, signed by coalition co-chairmen Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino and New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and co-signed by a bipartisan coalition of mayors from across the country.
Click here to read the full letter.
The letter calls on Obama to push legislation to:
- Require mandatory criminal background checks for anyone buying a gun.
- Review the federal assault weapons ban that expired in 2004 and ban high-capacity rifles and ammunition magazines.
- Make gun trafficking a federal crime.
While the above steps require congressional action, the coalition also is asking Obama to use his executive power to take immediate steps to curb gun violence. They are:
- Appointing a director to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, an agency that has not had a confirmed director in six years.
- Prosecuting people, such as convicted felons, who attempt to buy firearms, ammunition or high-capacity magazines despite being prohibited by law from doing so.
- Requiring federal agencies to report mental health, substance abuse and other records, to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System. The reporting requirement is part of the NICS Improvement Act of 2007, but few federal agencies comply, the coalition writes.
- Repealing remaining "Tiahrt restrictions." Named for the sponsor of the federal budget amendments, former U.S. Rep. Todd Tiahrt (R-KS), critics say the restrictions make it harder for law enforcement agencies to curb gun violence by restricting access to information about gun sales.
Besides Moe and Fellows, the other Maryland mayors to sign the letter are:
- Annapolis Mayor Joshua J. Cohen.
- Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.
- Cumberland Mayor Brian K. Grim.
- Easton Mayor Robert C. Willey.
- Garrett Park Mayor Peter Benjamin.
- Indian Head Mayor Dennis J. Scheessele.
- Salisbury Mayor James Ireton, Jr.
- Somerset Mayor Jeffrey Slavin.
- Takoma Park Mayor Bruce R. Williams.
- Rockville Mayor Phyllis Marcuccio


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Fertilizer Plant Explodes Near Waco, Killing Up to 15
Terrorism not suspected, police say; 2.1 magnitude blast devastated small town.
A Wednesday night explosion at the West Fertilizer Plant in West, Texas, killed as many as 15 people and injured more than 180, local police say. It's possible the casualty count will climb.
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The disaster started shortly after 7:30 p.m. EDT when firefighters arrived at the plant to extinguish a fire, according to local TV station NBC 5. The plant exploded about 23 minutes later.
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NBC reports that, as of Thursday morning, 101 people are being treated at Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center and another 65 explosion victims are at Providence Hospital. Both hospitals are in Waco. Four other hospitals in the area confirmed to NBC a total of eight other patients.
At a morning briefing Thursday Waco Police Department Sgt. William Patrick Swanton offered the approximate death count, saying, "I know that's a rough estimate, but that's the best that I can give you," ABC News reports.
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"We are not indicating that it is a crime, but we don't know," Swanton said, according to ABC. "What that means to us is that until we know that it is an industrial accident, we will work it as a crime scene. [The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives] is conducting the main investigation."
Two first responders are among the dead and three to five firefighters remain unaccounted for, West EMS director Dr. George Smith told the Dallas Morning News around 4 a.m. local time Thursday morning.
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"It was a small fire and then water got sprayed on the ammonium nitrate, and it exploded just like the Oklahoma City bomb," local hotel clerk Jason Shelton told the Morning News. "I live about a thousand feet from it and it blew my screen door off and my back windows. There's houses leveled that were right next to it."
The explosion damaged dozens of buildings in the town, including a local school. West recorded a population of under 3,000 people in the 2010 U.S. Census.
Although there is no indication that the explosion was a crime, the blast happened just three days after the deadly bomb explosions at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
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New Attorney Rules
Rule 4.2 Notice
At a meeting held on July 9, 2009, the Commission adopted the following version of Rule 4.2, effective immediately.
Rule 4.2:
Each party shall promptly provide the other parties with copies of any medical records they receive as they receive them. Unless otherwise directed by the Commission or these Rules, the parties shall not file medical records with the Commission until a hearing request is filed. The requesting party shall promptly file medical records supporting the request, if applicable. After a hearing request has been filed, the parties shall file with the Commission only medical records that are related to the hearing request. These records shall be filed upon receipt by the party filing them, and are required reports subject to the provisions of 65.2-902. A party is not required to file copies of medical records that another party has already filed.
A medical care provider attending an injured employee shall, upon request from an employer or an employee, furnish a copy of required reports, at no cost except for a nominal copying charge.
A medical care provider is entitled to a reasonable fee for preparation of a narrative report written in response to a request from a party if the report requires significant professional research or preparation.
Foreign Attorneys
Effective July 1, 2007, the Commission 's policy concerning participation in cases pending before it by attorneys who are not licensed to practice law in Virginia was superseded by amended Supreme Court Rule 1A:4. The amended Rule requires the following:
The out-of-state attorney must complete a notarized application form and deliver
it to local counsel (an active member of the Virginia State Bar in good standing)
with whom the out-of-state attorney is associating. The form is available at:
Local counsel must file with the Clerk of the Commission the following items:
- The completed, signed, notarized application;
- A check in the amount of $250.00 payable to the Supreme Court of Virginia;
- A Motion for admission of the foreign attorney pro hac vice;
- A proposed Order admitting the foreign attorney.
- Upon receipt of the above items, the Clerk's Office will confirm with the Supreme Court that the foreign attorney has not entered an appearance in more than 12 cases before Virginia tribunals during the past 12 months.
- If the foreign attorney is not barred by the 12-case rule, then the Clerk will refer the application to the Chief Deputy Commissioner for review and entry of the Order.
This Rule applies to each and every case in which attorneys who are not licensed to practice law in Virginia wish to participate, regardless of the type of case or its posture (e.g. initial and change-in-condition workers' compensation cases, Petition and Order settlements, Reviews, Peer Review, and cases concerning the Birth-Related Neurological Injuries Compensation Act and the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund), and out-of-state attorneys may not make an appearance until an Order granting admission has been entered. If the out-of-state attorney wishes to appear in more than one case, a separate application package must be filed, and the $250.00 fee paid, for each case.
The complete text of amended Supreme Court Rule 1A:4 is available at: http://www.courts.state.va.us/courts/scv/forms/pro_hac_vice_rule_inst.pdf


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The CSW/SC 2013 Professional Development Conference boasts an extensive and talented list of presenters. Listed below is information for our conference presenters. If you have any questions related to the conference, please contact Karen Engler, CSW Coordinator Sr. at email@example.com
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|Julie Binter
Julie Binter has been an Organizational Development Consultant with the Leadership and Workforce Development Group in the Office of Human Resources since September of 2012. She provides professional development workshops, assessments, consulting and coaching to staff at ASU and has been delivering engaging and impactful learning opportunities for over fifteen years. Julie holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Minnesota, a Master's degree in Organizational Development and Leadership from Fielding Graduate University, and she is also a certified coach and emotional intelligence trainer.
|Nick Brown
Nick Brown grew up in Helena, Arkansas and currently lives in Tempe. He holds degrees in philosophy, environmental sciences and ecology from Hendrix College, the University of Texas at Dallas and Cornell University respectively. He is Director of University Sustainability Practices at ASU, where he manages the Sustainability Practices Network and oversees ASU's Climate Neutrality Commitment and Zero Waste Initiative. Over a thirty year career in environmental conservation, he has worked in over twenty countries on many aspects of conservation science and sustainable development, including renewable energy, environmental remediation, environmental ethics, sustainable agriculture, forest ecology, biodiversity conservation, endangered species conservation, watershed conservation, greenhouse gas emissions management and sustainability. Dr. Brown likes to hike, bike and rollerblade throughout the State of Arizona with his two sons and friends. Despite working at a desk most of the time, Nick claims that he can out skate his 14-year-old son both on ice skates and rollerblades.
|Cory Dillon
Cory is the Director of the Leadership and Workforce Development team in the Office of Human Resources. In this role, Cory provides training and organizational consulting, including providing a variety of development courses on topics such as leadership/management skills, human relations skills, cultural awareness and communication, and management.
Cory has extensive experience in non-profit and state-funded organizations and has designed and delivered training in change management, cultural diversity, conflict management, performance improvement, supervisor/leader development, planning and marketing, and career self management. She has developed products and services to address organizational performance, culture change, and leadership and talent management including succession management.
Before moving to Arizona , Cory spent more than 20 years in organizational consulting and coaching. She was VP of Career Management Services and VP/Director of Organizational Consulting Services at Right Management Consultants, an international human resources/ organizational development consulting firm. In addition, she owns and operates Cory Dillon Associates, a consultancy specializing in strategic planning, organizational development and career management services. Hobbies include bouldering, hiking, photography, and somatic education. Closely related to her work is her interest in neuroscience and its practical application to work and life.
|Karen Engler
Karen Engler earned a concurrent B.A. in English and Psychology in 1999 from ASU. She has a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from Seton Hall University and a Master's degree in English Literature from ASU. She is currently a doctoral candidate in the English Literature program and is working on her dissertation. Karen has served as the Senior Coordinator for the ASU Commission on the Status of Women for eleven years, and has served as the Senior Coordinator for the ASU Faculty Women's Association for the past five. In this role, Karen develops and coordinates programming for all women at the university. Karen is also a faculty associate in the English Department and has taught writing at ASU for the past eleven years. Her specialty teaching areas include freshmen composition and business writing. Karen enjoys spending time with her family, reading, watching reality television, and cooking.
|Mary Fachman
Mary Fachman holds a master's degree in Public Administration from the University of Iowa with a concentration in Human Resources Management. Her career path has spanned elementary and higher education as well as human resources management in the private sector. She was director of a federal job training program at Iowa Valley Community College, Placement Director at the Anderson School of Management at University of New Mexico and currently works as a career advisor at Arizona State University. Mary's ultimate career goal is to be a best-selling author. She has written four novels and is currently working on a career book to help others follow their dreams.
|Kamala Green
Kamala Green currently holds the title of Executive Director of the Office of Equity and Inclusion. Ms. Green, who has approximately 17 years of management experience, spent 12 years at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California, where she was an active member of the Lab's Human Resources Leadership team and served as the Senior Manager for the Office of Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action.
At ASU, Ms. Green is responsible for ensuring an equitable and inclusive environment for faculty, staff and students in the area of employment compliance. Specifically including, training & awareness, consultation with senior management, managing investigations of sexual harassment/harassment/discrimination, serves as the Title IX Officer, the ADA Officer, and oversees the Affirmative Action Plan.
Ms. Green holds a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science with an emphasis in Pre Law and Master's degree in Public Administration with an emphasis in Human Resource Management.
|Angela Haskovec
Angie Haskovec, is a Career Specialist Senior, in the Career Services office at the ASU Tempe campus. She has been with ASU since September 2005 where she started as a National Recruitment Coordinator for the ASU Admissions Office. Angie has also worked in the ASU Orientation office as well as for the W. P. Carey School of Business as a Program Manager. Angie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication and Communication Studies from The University of Iowa and Master of Education in Educational Leadership from Northern Arizona University.
|Amelia Huggins
Amelia Huggins directs the strategic marketing and communication efforts of ASU's Office of Knowledge Enterprise Development, including media and public relations. She is the Provost appointed Chair Elect for the Commission on the Status of Women at the Tempe campus, and has been an active member of the Commission for going on 6 years. She is an ASU alum and has a bachelor of science degree in marketing from the W.P. Carey School of Business.
Amelia is also certified to facilitate True Colors workshops, a fun and interactive personality assessment that helps others identify and learn more about their temperament type.
Amelia serves on a number of committees and organizations, including the university communicators, media relations and social media teams, as well as the Arizona Alzheimer's Consortium, Arizona SciTech Festival, and Arizona Science Center partnerships, among others. Her collaborative and entrepreneurial spirit has allowed her to engage with numerous different units and people throughout the university and in the community to help raise the reputation of the university and advance ASU as a model for a New American University.
|Joel Hutchinson
Dr. Joel Hutchinson is a licensed psychologist and currently the Associate Director of ASU Wellness. Dr. Hutchinson has over twenty five years of clinical experience providing individual, group and couples therapy at the university and in private practice. He has developed and offered numerous workshops on a broad range of topics most recently focusing on Happiness, Gratitude and Mindfulness. His interest in happiness and mindfulness grew out of his desire to provide the students he works with stress management tools and has been deepened by his personal practice of yoga.
|Alonzo Jones
Alonzo Jones, associate dean of students at ASU's Tempe campus, has spent 20 years in higher education, managing and creating programs that support the academic, personal and cultural development of students.
|Natasha Karaczan
Natasha Karaczan is an Information Specialist in the Media Relations Department at Arizona State University. She manages the official Arizona State University social media accounts, including Facebook, Twitter and Google+. Natasha is a proud ASU alum, having earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. When not at work, she enjoys cooking, traveling, discovering new music and playing with her Pomeranian.
|Jo Knatz
Dr. Jo Kantz graduated University of Kansas with BSN 1977, moved to Phoenix and worked for St. Joseph's for two years. She returned to Kansas where she completed medical school at KU and then completed residency at UMKC (University of Missouri at Kansas City). She missed the sunshine so much so she moved back to the Valley of the Sun. Dr. Knatz was in private practice in Mesa AZ for 24 years before joining ASU Health Services in 2009. She is am a Board Certified Obstetrician-Gynecologist. She has four children, one grandchild and one ASU graduate. Two chose the other school (UA). Dr. Knatz has been awarded the Patient's Choice award for the last five years, and Most Compassionate Physician award for the last 2. These are national awards voted on by patients on the internet.
|Iris Look
Iris Look specializes in developing personalized financial strategies for individuals and families. She provides financial strategies to protect their family, accumulating and preserving their nest egg in making sure their hard-earned monies grow and continue to provide them.
Iris has received BS degree in 1997 and has also taught students as a faculty associate at Arizona State University. As a proud lifetime member of Sun Devils, she served as a board member of ASU Alumni Association from 2002-06. She is currently serving as a Vice President of Arizona Korean Chamber of Commerce of Arizona. As a busy working mom of two young children, she works with local non-profit organizations and schools on implementing financial literacy programs and helping families make informed financial decisions to help them reach their financial goals.
Iris Look
|Leonard Nasca
Leonard received a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies Degree from Arizona State University in 2004 and a Master's Degree in Social Work from ASU in 2008. Leonard is licensed as an LCSW through the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners and he is a member of the National Association of Social Workers. Leonard has worked in the mental health field since 1996. His areas of specialization include handling stress and anxiety, trauma, relationship counseling, work related concerns, and male developmental issues. In addition, Leonard has an extensive background in law enforcement and served in the United States Army, Judge Advocate General.
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|Julia Pearl
Julia Pearl is a wellness lifestyle consultant and has been teaching and coaching in the wellness field since 1995. She inspires and motivates audiences by giving them practical tools so they can feel happier and be healthier.
In addition to being an inspirational speaker and wellness consultant, Julia was a former health educator at Arizona State University, She is a certified personal trainer through the prestigious American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) as well as a 5,000 hour certified and registered yoga instructor with Yoga Alliance. Her coaching extends into a vast knowledge of holistic nutrition and she integrates this knowledge into helping her clients and students with a healthy approach to food and body image.
She received her Bachelors of Science in Exercise and Wellness- Health Promotion from Arizona State University and is currently pursuing her Masters of Science in Healthcare Delivery.
Julia uses her personal story and unique training principals to empower her clients and students to take charge of their health and live life to the fullest!
For more information go to www.JuliaPearlWellness.com
|Jennifer Rhodes
Jennifer Rhodes has been with ASU Career Services just two years and most recently
|Toni Rhorer
Toni Rhorer is a Career Specialist, Sr.; she has been with the Tempe Career Services office for two years. She completed a Bachelor of Arts in English Education at The University of Arizona, a Master of Education in Counseling at North Carolina State University, and is currently finishing a Master of Library Science degree also at The University of Arizona. Her past experience in career services includes working at an all-women's college, as well as an MBA program. Toni's passion is helping students, staff, and alumni to discover their strengths and how those relate to their long-term career goals.
|Heather Strouse
Dr. Heather Strouse is an Organizational Development Consultant in the Leadership and Workforce Development Group. Heather retains several years of instructional design, program development, facilitation experience, and more than 10 years of management experience. Heather holds a Bachelor's Degree in Public Relations and a Master's & Doctoral Degree in Organizational Management. She has also attended the National Transportation Safety Board Academy and is certified in various safety related programs. Volunteer service is very important to Heather and she currently supports the National Tourette Syndrome Association.
|Deborah Thirkill
Deborah Thirkill is an ASU alumni that has worked for many years at the Phoenix Zoo, Desert Botanical Garden and for the last five years at ASU Ground Services/Arboretum. Every year, Deborah coordinates the campus harvest of 4500 pounds of organic dates and 8000 pounds of Seville sour oranges for campus dining halls and the ASU Farmers Market.
|Casey Thomas
Casey Thomas is the New Media & Student Engagement Coordinator for the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at Arizona State University. She manages the social media accounts for Undergraduate Admissions and Campus Visits and Events including ASU's admitted student network, devil2devil. Casey also supervises the peer admissions representatives telecounseling program. Casey received her Bachelor of Arts degree from The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication and her Master of Education from the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Casey's current favorite hashtag is #crowcrow. She will explain its New American University meaning during the session.
|Ulises Velasco
As an undergraduate at Columbia University, Ulises Velasco worked as a student employee between 2004-2006. In 2010 he moved to Arizona and got a position working in the financial aid office at ASU. By 2011, Ulises was a Financial Aid Counselor and worked closely with student workers providing customer service. In 2012, he became responsible for overseeing the hiring, supervising and training of 23 student workers and four full-time staff.
|Sloan Walters
Sloan Walters, is a registered representative and co-founder of Blakely Walters Wealth Management. He is a graduate of the Arizona State University W.P. Carey School of Business with his Bachelor of Science in Finance. He started his finance career in the banking industry, and then advanced into the private wealth management industry to increase the breadth of services he could offer his clients.


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Lets get the biggest moral issue out of the way first. Its un-American to deport law-abiding, undocumented young people who were raised as American kids after having been brought here by one or both law-breaking parents. We dont constitutionally impose penalties on children for their parents wrongs.
But thats a tiny fraction of the estimated 11-12 million undocumented aliens. Only about 0.1 million young DREAM-ers, less than 1 percent of all undocumented aliens, took advantage of President Obamas unilateral version of the DREAM Act, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, in its first year, 2012-13. As the Republican House leadership conceded Jan. 30, that program should be congressionally confirmed. Its the right thing to do.
But whats the moral posture of the vast majority of undocumented aliens who came or stayed here unlawfully as adults, cutting ahead of the immigration line? Thats a tougher question that may depend on how much government, corporations and citizens have facilitated the undocumented aliens law-breaking.
If someone in charge of queue etiquette facilitates line-jumping, youd feel more inclined to excuse the line-jumper. On the other hand, if the line-jumper just flaunts the rules despite precautions taken to protect the lines integrity, you might feel less charitable.
How much are our federal and state governments, corporations and citizens complicit in illegal immigration? Theres no easy answer.
The federal governments role is ambiguous. Although its enforcement has occasionally been lax, enforcement grew firmer after 9/11. The most-involved states have mixed records. Arizona and Texas strictly observe federal immigration law. California and New Mexico undermine it by issuing drivers licenses to undocumented -- or are they now documented? -- aliens.
Individual employers display a range of attitudes. Some companies, family farmers and individuals get ready, cheaper labor by winking at immigration legalities. On the other hand, many citizens and businesses frown on that.
Meanwhile, undocumented aliens often commit felony identity fraud to evade deportation. Their offenses are usually not limited to sneaking over the border or overstaying their visas. For instance, they often get fraudulent Social Security cards, which, if accepted in any workplace, open paths to illicit eligibility for drivers licenses everywhere, housing subsidies, etc.
Immigrants have long flocked to America. Most, though, came when our borders were comparatively open. The large new class of illegal immigrants presents a relatively fresh moral question. We offered amnesty in 1986 to 2.9 million undocumented aliens, but supposedly with the assurance that it wouldnt happen again. Instead, illegal immigration accelerated.
Sure, it would be un-American to cultivate two classes, citizens versus an alien underclass. But thats avoidable in various ways, including amnesty, deportation and other alternatives. Deportation may seem harsh if you view violations of federal and state immigration and identity laws as insignificant offenses. But is illegal presence really insignificant?
Undocumented aliens have higher unemployment rates than other groups, commit disproportionately more non-immigration-related crimes than American citizens, and lawfully rely on our free schools, heating assistance and other no-questions-asked handouts. For instance, we spend about $1 billion annually for hospitals to handle births of undocumented aliens babies. Incidentally, because those babies parents evade U.S. government jurisdiction, its questionable under the 14th Amendment whether those babies are birthright citizens.
As for gainfully employed undocumented aliens, their employment does contribute economically. Still, their presence tends to depress wage rates and opportunities for law-abiders in relevant labor markets.
Setting aside debatable issues of moral balance, there are practical considerations. If we granted amnesty, could any program be realistically limited to those here now?
Most undocumented aliens are Mexican. Zogby polled Mexicans in 2009, revealing that, if amnesty were available, 36 percent (39 million) would take advantage by moving to the U.S. Most of those polled predicted amnesty would increase illegal immigration.
Washington remains deadlocked on most such matters, but many generally seem to agree that we need a path to citizenship for law-abiding young people raised as Americans who were brought here illegally by their parent(s). If we agree, lets now pass legislation addressing such concerns.
But the tougher job awaits. Agreeing how fairly to address the other 99 percent will be much harder.
David Oedel teaches constitutional law at Mercer University law school.


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AUSTIN, Texas- The state's $3 billion cancer research initiative has changed course and will give a scientific review to an already approved project that led to a top agency executive resigning in protest.
The Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas has come under fire over a $20 million award in March to M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. It's the largest grant in the agency's history but was reviewed only by a panel that evaluates commercial impact.
Dr. Alfred Gilman, the agency's chief scientific officer, was overruled in his effort to allow another panel to evaluate the project's scientific merit. He now plans to step down in October.
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Samsung's 2 minute, $15 million Super Bowl advertisement will air today during the 4th quarter of the big game. Not only is it dense with witty banter between Paul Rudd and Seth Rogen, it establishes Samsung and its Galaxy brand as the smartphone with the undeniable cool factor.
"Celebrity endorsements: Very big, very big. You guys know anybody?" the deadpan Bob Odenkirk asks Rudd and Rogen, continuing a barrage of not-so-subtle jabs at competitor Apple Inc. — jabs Samsung has been using as a platform for marketing and laughs since the infamous Apple vs. Samsung lawsuit.
But beyond Rudd and Rogen's sharp, self-deprecating dialogue, Samsung has capably crowned itself the champion of the cool kids. Their "The Next Big Thing Is Already Here" campaign for the Galaxy S III painted parents (and the older set in general) as the ho-hum and resolute iPhone owners, with the younger demographic painted as the evangelists of what's trendy in tech.
Less than a month ago, Buzz Marketing Group told Forbes: "Teens are telling us Apple is done. Apple has done a great job of embracing Gen X and older [Millennials], but I don't think they are connecting with Millennial kids. [They're] all about Surface tablets/laptops and Galaxy." I'm not sure if they hit the mark on Microsoft's Surface RT, but that's a damning statement from a company whose specialty is determining what teens and young adults want.
Samsung has taken that sentiment and, pardon the pun, scored a game-winning touchdown with today's ad. The spot is directed by Jon Favreau ("Iron Man" and "Swingers"), but it's the inclusion of Rogen and Rudd that seals the deal. Why? Paul Rudd is 43 years old, but manages to attract a very diverse audience with his films. Meanwhile, the younger Seth Rogen's starring roles in "Superbad" and "The Pineapple Express" have made him a hot commodity in Hollywood, and an actor known for his "common man" appeal.
I'm no marketing expert, but this casting seems to mirror the crowd Samsung wants to capture: everyone.
It's a brilliant and entertaining ad, driving home several features of the Galaxy S III without being blatant. The ad even draws inspiration from Mel Brooks, breaking down the 4th wall with the Lebron James cameo. Most importantly, it's a commercial I guarantee people will voluntarily watch again for the rapid-fire dialogue between Rudd and Rogen — or at the very least for the PSY reference.
With Apple and Samsung fighting toe-to-toe for marketshare in the U.S, this is an ad that may have the potential to put Samsung over the edge and keep them there. What are your thoughts on the ad? Sound off in the comments.
Disclaimer: I'm the proud owner of a Samsung Galaxy S II and an iPad 3…
Buzz Marketing Group lost all credibility when they cited the Surface as being 'cool' with Millennial kids… and that's supposed to be their specialty?
Um, no stealing of cool factor here.
Android fans, before: "You iSheep will buy any shiny object with the Apple logo on it."
Android fans, here: "You should buy stuff (unspecified, although hinted at) there are two trendy guys in a hilarious commercial, one of whom is wearing a hoodie."
just anecdotal evidence, but how come every teen/pre-teen I know owns or wants to own an iphone/ipad and facetime and siri are must-have cool features..neither found on a Samsung?
The only people I know with a Samsung are older folks who wanted to save a buck or who had a hard time reading the iphone screen, so they got the bigger samsung screen.
Don't know its possible to be "cool" because of commercials alone.
The hell with anecdotal evidence. Apple sold 3x more iPhones than samsung sold S3′s in the holiday season.
Do you seriously think this Samsung ad is better then Apple's "you can put your iPhone in sleep mode"?
They run that ad all the time now and most iPhone owners love to sleep …….
I don't own an Apple iPhone or Galaxy. IMO the commercial is a massive FAIL.
Can you say TRY TOO HARD? Trying to hard to being funny and hip. I got bored after 30 seconds. Listening to my friends cutdown each other is more funny than this. This commercial is so 2005. They really should have used PSY.
Also the Samsung Executive is irratating as hell. And the two 'stars' gushing about Lebron is disgusting and lame. Talk about trying to name drop (Lebron, Psy, ect). What a waste. Give me one good line or one good idea. That's what makes a GREAT commercial. This is more like a Saturday Night live skit.
Definitely a good commercial as far as entertainment value is concerned, however it really doesn't say that much about the Galaxy S. You'd probably have to understand the benefits of crowd-sourcing. It's good for Samsung to get its name out there in front of millions of consumers, but they should have added one of their popular flat-screen smart TVs in the commercial, as well. Will that ad increase Galaxy S sales? Beats me.


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Updated 10:10am Sunday 9th June 2013 in News By Greg Fountain, Ex-Reporter/Photographer
Thousands of homes were left without power this morning as thunderstorms and flash floods raked the west of the county.
Isolated downpours and localised storms had been forecast by the Met Office yesterday afternoon, but the thunder and lightning didn't hit the south coast until the early hours of this morning.
(ABOVE) Dracaena Avenue in Falmouth at 9am
An estimated 4,900 homes were left without power in Falmouth and Penryn as the storms disrupted supplies with lightning strikes.
Power outages were also reported in St Keverne on The Lizard and around Redruth.
Trains were suspended on the Maritime Line between Truro and Falmouth Docks due to the "adverse weather conditions" and Commercial Road in Penryn was only just passable, because of the standing water as storm drains were overwhelmed.
The A394 in Helston was also blocked in both directions between the Meneage Street junction and the Torleven Road junction because of a fallen tree.
(ABOVE) Commercial Road in Penryn was particularly badly hit
Firefighters were mobilised to help clear the flooding in St Just in Roseland, Truro, Falmouth and Penryn.
By 9.30am the rains had eased, and are forecast to spread westwards out over the Atlantic later today.
Most areas should be enjoying the sunshine by this afternoon.
The Maritime Line, between Truro and Falmouth, was running an amended hourly service throughout the morning and a spokesperson for First Great Western said "there is no estimate for when a normal service will resume."
(BELOW) A video showing some of the worst hit areas in Falmouth and Penryn
Reaction to the freak weather was one of surprise and astonishment. One Twitter user called "Foxie" described it as "by far the most impressive storm I've witnessed with exception of Florida."
Lisa Moore said: "One heck of a storm in Penryn this morning. Haven't seen one like this in years. Stay safe everyone."
Melissa Shergold asked no on in particular: "Erm, thunderstorm? Really?!? Falmouth, what you doing?"
Tina Haland said it "sounded like World War 3 was coming" while Millie Campbell described a roll of thunder at 7am "which literally shook the ground."
But Jaye Louis Douce was excited. "Love this massive storm," he said, "I want more!"
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" A spokesman for First Great Western said there is no estimate for when a normal service will resume"
My experience of a rail operating company is that 'normal service' is very debatable normally anyway as to what is 'normal'
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Gillian is obviously a shrewd Motorist, as she owns a Ford Fiesta!
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I still preferred my Ford Focus I had before the Fiesta, I don't like the new shape focus or the one prior to that, I had an 02 Zetec 5 door 1600, so if anyone wants to swop one for my Fiesta!!! Must be silver or blue though.
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By SKIP BARNETT
Every choice we make has a benefit and a cost, and every day we decide if the benefits outweigh the costs or not in connection with our choices. This is also the case with our culture's decision to allow cheap and easy access to guns and ammunition of all sorts. However, as we have seen in one heartbreaking episode after another, there is a terrible price to pay for that decision. The mass murders at the elementary school in Connecticut are only the latest result of that choice. The 26 Newtown murders — 20 of them children — join a long line of other indescribably horrible mass murders that have taken place at Aurora, Colo., Virginia Tech, the shopping mall in Oregon (a week ago), Columbine High School and the Nuwood factory in Goshen.
One might say that, as sad as these terrible events are, they are simply the "price of freedom" and that all the innocents slain are "collateral damage" that has to be accepted so we can continue to enjoy all the guns we want. Arguments like these are a sign of an irrational addiction. It is past time to declare that the societal cost of cheap and easily accessible guns is more than any sane people can bear and is no longer acceptable.
Here are a few ideas about how to curb this insanity and make better choices:
1. Alcohol and tobacco are recognized as clear threats to health. They are taxed to discourage their consumption; guns and ammunition are also clear threats to health and should also be taxed at a very high rate to discourage ownership of more than a very few guns and bullets per person. That would be completely adequate for personal self-protection and it would gradually reduce the ocean of guns now available. And if bullets cost $100 each, fewer of them would be fired by anybody.
2. Semi-automatic weapons and multiple bullet ammunition clips must be outlawed. This would reduce the horrifying ease with which mass murders are committed. Neither hunting nor self defense requires such weapons. When the 2nd amendment to the Constitution was written guns were muzzle loaded, which required time to reload after each shot so mass murder wasn't possible by a single individual. The guns protected by the 2nd amendment were only distant cousins of the killing machines we have now. There was a ban on these items until it expired in 2004 — it needs to be renewed and strengthened.
3. Purchasing guns at gun shows needs to come under the same laws for background checks that apply elsewhere.
When a person has an addiction we often put up with it until they start to harm themselves or others. The time to confront our addiction to cheap and easily accessible guns is now. The costs of that addiction are completely intolerable.
— Skip Barnett of Goshen is an associate professor and international student adviser at Goshen College.


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The MOOSE is back - MC's MOOSE program takes 12 students across the country for volunteer work
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On June 24 twelve Maryville College students will make their way across the country to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks to participate in a Maryville College community service and volunteer work program in conjunction with the National Park Service.
Meredith Elliott of Knoxville, Tenn.; Justin Ellis of Oneida, Tenn.; Christie Latimer of Hickory, N.C.; Nate Lee of Sevierville, Tenn.; Carrie Lloyd of Vineland, N.J.; David McNeil of Louisville, Tenn.; Mikey Rickman of Knoxville, Tenn.; Aja Rodriquez of San Benito, Texas; Chandler Schumutzer of Sevierville, Tenn.; and Sheena Settlemires of Ramer, Tenn., will be part of a group of 12 students participating in Maryville College's MOOSE program. Maggie Crawley of the University of Richmond and Melissa Day of Union College will be joining the MC students as visiting Bonner scholars (community service scholarship recipients).
Founded in 1998, MOOSE, which stands for Maryville Outdoor Outreach Service Experience, is a service-learning study-tour conducted through Volunteer Services at Maryville College. The purpose of the trip is two-fold: To provide students with an opportunity to learn through travel and visits to National Parks; and to provide students with an opportunity to be involved in community service by working as volunteers for the National Park Service.
The varied learning experiences and areas of study encountered during this study-tour include history of the American West, geology of the areas visited, flora and fauna of the areas, unique features of the region such as geothermal features, mountain development, volcanization, and glacierization, economic development, wildlife and range management, and the development, maintenance and operation of the national parks.
The volunteer work consists of two weeklong projects identified by the national parks visited and requires physical labor, as well as possible contact with the public.
"I've never been west of Memphis," student Nate Lee explains about the upcoming trip. "So when I heard that the MOOSE trip would allow me to tour national parks that I've only read about, and when I heard that I would be able to help make those national parks more beautiful through volunteer work, I signed up as soon as I could."
Lee continues, "It was like a young boy's dream come true. To think I might be able to help build a trail that might outlive me, that my children and future generations might enjoy after I'm gone, gives me an amazingly wonderful feeling."
Student Christie Latimer of Hickory, N.C., says, "The MOOSE trip is a wonderful addition to the liberal arts education that I am receiving at Maryville College. It is one thing to learn about the building of the Crazy Horse Monument or see pictures of Mt. Rushmore in a history book, but it is completely different when you get to experience these places up close and personal."
Sheena Settlemires is this year's student leader. This position is given to a returning MOOSE participant. This is Settlemires' second trip.
"I thoroughly enjoyed my time as a MOOSE participant last year," Settlemires says. "The MOOSE trip allows students to come together to learn more about the inhabitants and environments of the national parks. Serving the parks is a great experience - one that lasts for a lifetime."
This year's MOOSE trip will take the students across 10 states, with sightseeing and learning opportunities along the way, such as the Touch of Nature Environmental Center in Illinois, the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial (St. Louis Arch) in Missouri, the Akta Lakota Museum and Cultural Center in South Dakota and Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument in Montana. The group will spend 24 days together, traveling by van. They will return to campus July 17.


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Sculptor/Creator – Bruno Ast
Date – May 4, 1990
Medium – Granite
Background –
The May 4 Memorial is located on a two-and-one-half acre wooded site overlooking the Commons. Under President Michael Schwartz's leadership, the May 4th memorial was planned. The National Endowment for the Arts funded partially, a grant for a nationwide design competition. Although a Canadian won first place, he was disqualified because of his nationality. Bruno Ast, a Chicago architect, was the first runner-up and received the commission. Because of the limited private funding available for the memorial's execution, Ast was required to scale back his original plan. It was dedicated May 4, 1970. The memorial has a number of formally integrated components. A granite plaza, measuring 70 feet wide, rests on the crest of the wooded hillside adjacent to Taylor Hall overlooking the Commons. Bound by a granite sidewalk and bench to the east; to the north, a series of four black granite disks lead from the plaza into the wooded area where four free-standing pylons are aligned on the hill. The serene memorial built in the natural setting of the hillside commemorates the events of May 4, 1970, when four students were killed and nine were wounded during an antiwar protest on the Kent State University campus. Engraved on a plaque near the sidewalk north of the memorial are the names of the four students killed and nine wounded on May 4, 1970. The plaque reads, "In loving memory of: Allison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, and William Schroeder. Respectfully remembered: Alan Canfora, John Cleary, Thomas Grace, Dean Kahler, Joseph Lewis, Donald McKenzie, James Russell, Robert Stamps and Douglas Wrentmore."
Engraved in the stone floor where visitors step onto the plaza are the words "Inquire, Learn, Reflect."
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The words inscribed in the May 4 Memorial, "Inquire, Learn, Reflect," were first used in 1984 when the May 4 Memorial Committee, established by President Michael Schwartz and the Kent State University Board of Trustees, decided a memorial should be built. The committee emphasized that the site should present visitors with the opportunity to inquire into the many reasons and purposes of the events that led to the killing and wounding of students on May 4, 1970, and to encourage a learning process to broaden the perspective of these events. The site should encourage visitors to ask what differences were confronting this community and this nation at that time and to reflect on how those differences may have been resolved peacefully.
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