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This Internet Banking and Bill Payment Agreement (this "Agreement") states the terms and conditions for JD Bank On-line services offered by the JD Bank of Jennings, Louisiana (the "Bank"). When you use, or you permit any other person(s) to use, JD Bank On-line Banking and JD Bank On-line Bill Payment (collectively, "Online Services"), you agree to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. These terms and conditions are in addition to those that apply to any accounts you have with the Bank. This Agreement is an addendum to the existing Deposit Account Agreement that you received when opening your depository account, as amended from time to time. If there is a conflict between the terms and conditions of this agreement and one contained in the other agreements between us, this agreement will control.
As used in this Agreement, "you" or "your" refers to each person(s) subscribing to, using or accessing JD Bank On-line Services; "we," "us" or "our" refers to the Bank and any agent, independent contractor, designee, or assignee the Bank may, in its sole discretion, involve in the provision of JD Bank On-line Services.
The following terms and conditions apply to your access to and use of the JD Bank Online Banking website (Site). By accessing any page of our Site, you agree to be bound by these terms and conditions. JD Bank reserves the right to revise these terms and conditions, without prior notification, at any time.
If you purposefully harm the JD Bank Online Banking website with malicious intent such as "hacking" or attempting to access unauthorized areas or intentionally attempt to harm the Site with a virus, we reserve the right to pursue, prosecuting you to the fullest extent of the law.
JD Bank is not responsible if you download a file from the Online Banking website that includes a virus.
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The information, materials, and functions contained in our website are subject to change and are provided without warranties of any kind. The Bank does not warrant the adequacy, accuracy, or completeness of the information and materials included in our Site. The Bank disclaims any liability for any errors or omissions in information, materials, and functions included in our Site.
The bank will not be liable for any damages or lost profits arising from the use of our Site, any interruption in the availability of our Site, delay in operation or transmission, loss of data, or other events arising from use of our Site, even if the Bank has been advised of the possibility of such damages or loss. JD Bank is not responsible if you download a file from the Online Banking website that includes a virus.
The Bank will not be liable for any errors, omissions, loss of data, materials or functions by third party sites linked to or from our Site and operated by other entities. Third party websites linked to or from our Site are the responsibility of those other entities and the Bank does not endorse the sites even if a link is established between the Bank's website and the website of the other entity.
It is the policy of JD Bank to fully comply with and promote the spirit of the Real Estate Settlement Procedure Act (RESPA). The Bank does not provide links to or from our Site to any entity that would in turn provide the bank with compensation when soliciting real estate mortgage lending. It is our policy to fully comply with prohibition on referral fees, kickbacks, and fee splitting.
You may communicate with the Bank through our Site, subject to the following conditions:
To access Online Banking you must have a browser that supports 128 bit encryption. There are upgrades for Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4.0 or greater , or Netscape Navigator version 4.5 or greater , which provide this encryption.
If you wish to use a different browser, you will need to contact the provider of the browser you wish to use to get the proper 128-bit encryption.
You must have access to the Internet and at least one Eligible Account with us in order to use Online Services. (Depending upon the Online Services you utilize, one or more of your Eligible Accounts must be a deposit account.) If you are an authorized signer or borrower on more than one Eligible Account, we will automatically link such additional Eligible Accounts (collectively, "Linked Accounts") to your Online Service access. If you have additional eligible personal accounts that do not show when you access Online Services, please call us at (800)789-4490 or write us at JD Bank Customer Service, P.O. Box 730, Jennings, LA 70546 to update your linked accounts. Accounts that are not Linked Accounts will not be accessible through Online Services. For purposes of this Agreement, an Eligible Account is a checking, money market, savings, or time deposit account for which you are an authorized signer, and for which, according to our records, you have authority, acting alone, to conduct all depositor-initiated transactions on such account; or a consumer or mortgage loan on which you are a borrower.
Security of your transactions is important to us. During your enrollment for the Online Services, you are required to select an access ID and a password (collectively, the "Access Codes").
Your access ID must be at least six and no more than twelve characters in length. The access ID can be a combination of letters (upper and/or lower case) or numbers. Special characters/symbols and blank characters are not allowed.
Your password must be at least six and no more than seventeen characters in length. The password must be a combination of letters (upper and/or lower case) and numbers, containing at least one number and at least one alpha character. Special characters/symbols and blank spaces are not allowed.
You should select your Access Codes carefully and avoid selecting names, dates and information for your Access Codes that may easily be guessed.
You acknowledge that the establishment of and requirement for inputting your Access Codes as a means of accessing Online Services is the agreed upon and reasonable security procedure, given the nature of services provided and the limitation of Eligible Accounts. We may accept as authentic any instructions given to us online through the use of your Access Codes.
There are no periodic or transaction fees for accessing your account(s) through JD Bank Online Banking. See the section titled JD Bank Bill Pay for Bill Pay Fees. All other fees, as applicable and described in "Your Account Terms and Conditions" disclosures, will be charged to you as normally applied.
Be advised that fees may be assessed and billed to you for time spent on Online Banking, via internet access, separately by your online service provider.
Sending us an email is a way of communicating with the Bank's customer support personnel. You may contact us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week via email. We will respond to your email inquiry, response or comment during regular business hours.
You can also contact us directly via Internet email at firstname.lastname@example.com . You cannot use E-mail to conduct transactions on your account(s). For account transactions please use the applicable functions within JD Bank Online Banking, Telebank at (800) 789-1335 or by calling customer service at (800) 789-4490.
If you need to communicate personal or confidential information, please use a secure email service.
JD Bank Bill Pay service allows you to schedule your bill payments automatically through JD Bank Online Banking. You can schedule, at your option, the payment of current, future and recurring bills from your checking account at JD Bank. The Bank will debit your account, ON THE DATE YOU SPECIFY , and send by mail a check to your payee the next business day. The details of restrictions, your responsibilities and JD Bank's responsibilities are outlined in detail below.
You must have a checking account with JD Bank to use bill pay. If "two signatures" or more are required to withdraw funds from your checking account, all signers on the account are prohibited from using bill pay.
There is no limit to the number of bill payments that you may authorize. However, the types of payees of your payments are limited and exclude the types indicated in the notice below. If you set up Pay to a prohibited payee we will not be liable for any fees or charges incurred as a result of the prohibited payee transaction(s).
- Payment to federal, state or local taxes.
- Court, local or state government directed payments.
- Payments to persons or entities outside of the United States.
By initiating a Bill Pay scheduled transaction and furnishing us with the names of your payees/merchants and their addresses, you authorize us to follow the payment instruction to these payees/merchants that you provide us via JD Bank Online Banking. When we receive a payment instruction for a current or future date we will remit the funds to the payee on your behalf from the funds in your selected checking account on the day you have instructed the payment to be sent ("Payment Date"). The amount you indicate for payment is charged against your account's "Available Balance". If your account does not have "Sufficient Funds" in the available balance, the payment will not be processed. Our system will attempt to process the payment for seven (7) consecutive business days. A written notice, informing you of the insufficient funds status, will be sent to you after the second day's payment attempt and after the seventh day's payment attempt. After the seventh attempt, the scheduled payment will be cancelled. In this event we will also not be liable for fees or charges incurred.
"Payment Date"
Funds for all bill payments (whether these payments are made by us electronically or mailed by check) will be withdrawn from your account's "Available Balance" ON THE DAY that the payment is scheduled to be sent to the payee.
"Available Balance"
Your Available Balance is the balance according to our funds availability schedule of processing your deposits. You must be certain that there are adequate available funds in your account on the date your bill payment is scheduled.
"Sufficient Funds"
The account to be charged against a bill payment must have enough money (sufficient funds) to cover the charge on the day the payment is scheduled.
Any payments made with JD Bank Bill Pay require sufficient time for your payee to receive the payment and credit your account properly. To avoid incurring a finance charge with your payee, you must schedule a payment sufficiently in advance of the due date of your payment. When you schedule payments: YOU MUST SCHEDULE THE PAYMENT AT LEAST SEVEN (7) FULL BUSINESS DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE THE PAYMENT IS DUE AT YOUR PAYEE. We recommend seven (7) to ten (10) days for most vendors. Our experience with large national companies (ex: credit card, mortgage) is that they take even longer to process. Please allow ample time in order to prevent any late fees or penalties.
Example: Mr. Thibodeaux has a monthly telephone service payment due on the 15th of each month. He knows that the minimum advance time to schedule a bill payment is at least 7 and up to 10 business days prior to the due date. Mr. Thibodeaux's telephone service billing address is in Louisiana so he schedules his payment for the 6th of the month (7 business days in advance of the due date). He also has a credit card payment due on the 20th of each month. This credit card company is a national company with an out of state billing address. Therefore, he schedules his payment for the 6th of the month (10 business days in advance of the due date). This way he is allowing ample time for processing and mailing.
You have the right to stop or change any scheduled payment. You must contact us no later than 2:00 PM (Central Standard Time) on the preceding day for which the applicable payment is scheduled. Calling on the day of a scheduled payment is too late.
If you have scheduled a bill payment in a timely manner (as described above) to an accepted payee and the payment is not paid on time, or in the correct amount, JD Bank will bear responsibility for late charges subject to the eight (8) exceptions stated below.
It is the policy of JD Bank to put forth our best efforts to make sure all your payments are processed accurately and timely. However, JD Bank shall incur no liability if it is unable to complete any payments initiated by you via Online Banking because of the existence of one or more of the following circumstances:
The fee for using Bill Pay is $4.00 per month for up to 15 transactions and $0.40 for each additional transaction. Your account will be charged the scheduled fee monthly*.
*The Bill Pay fee will be charged to your account on the last business day of the month. This fee will be charged each month regardless of your bill payment scheduling activity. The Bill Pay fee will continue even if you do not use Bill Pay once you have established the service. If you decide to stop using the service, you must notify us to cancel your bill payment monthly fee via email or see the Communicating With Us and Email section above.
The Bill Pay fee is accessed on a per user basis. In regards to joint accounts, each registered Bill Pay user will be charged the monthly fee.
The JD Bank Online Banking Agreement definition of "You" means each signer on an account. The terms of the Agreement extend to all signers on the account(s) you are accessing on Online Banking. The same applies to the Bill Payment responsibilities. Each Bill Pay member can consist of single or joint signers of an account. Joint owners (members) share the same payee list (when using Bill Pay), and are subject to the joint tenancy rules contained in the "Account Terms and Conditions" disclosure agreement for that checking account. Any account owner may close the JD Bank Bill Pay service and any owner may authorize transfers to or from the joint account.
Each member (signer on account) is assigned a unique (individual) JD Bank Online Banking password. Since joint signers on an account share the responsibilities with all signers on the account, the terms and conditions of this Agreement apply to all signers.
Passwords are unique to each user accessing Online Banking. For joint and multiple signer accounts, each signer is assigned a unique access ID and password and is responsible for the confidentiality of their individual access ID and password. Access IDs and Passwords must never be compromised or shared with any other person or signer on an account.
The Online Banking Security system is equipped with state of the art hardware and software engineered by a leading bank vendor.
JD Bank has implemented firewalls with intrusion detection 24 hours a day 365 days a year.
JD Bank is set up through a Secure Server ID and uses128-bit SSL encryption to protect our customers' information.
By using a Secure Server ID, available from as part of its Secure Site and Secure Site Plus solution package, along with 128-bit SSL encryption:
- JD Bank is enabling our Online Banking site to conduct authenticated, encrypted on-line commerce.
- Users visiting our Site are able to submit account numbers and other personal information, with assurance that they are really doing business with us (and not an impostor).
The information that you are sending and receiving while on line with us cannot be intercepted or decrypted by anyone other than the intended recipient.
Clicking on the VeriSign Seal at the bottom of our Online Banking web pages should bring up the following. If not, do not continue, contact us @ (800)789-4490.
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Security remains the primary concern of on-line consumers. The VeriSign Secure Site Program allows you to learn more about web sites you visit before you submit any confidential information. To verify this site, please click the VeriSign Secure Site Seal below.
If the information is correct, you may submit sensitive data (e.g., credit card numbers) to this site with the assurance that:
To ensure that this is a legitimate VeriSign Secure Site, make sure that:
We reserve the right to change the fees or other terms described in the Agreement at any time. This does not include any changes to your "Account Terms and Conditions" you received when opening your account. Changes in Account Terms will always be mailed to you at least 30 days in advance of the change. Any charges, fees or other terms changed that affect this Site will be posted at this Site.
NOTICE: All transactions conducted over Online Banking are considered by the federal government as electronic "telephonic" transfers and considered "third party transfers" and are limited in number per statement cycle (month) for certain accounts under the Federal Reserve Act (Reg. D). Refer to the disclosure that details the transactions allowed under Reg D that you were provided upon opening a savings, money market or tiered interest account.


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of the Lebanon Public Library Board of Trustees
President Jane Myers called the meeting to order. Board members present were David Koehler, Linda Jones, Sally Tanselle, and Marsha Truitt. Jon Nixon and Sharon Wood were excused. Others attending the meeting were David Truitt, Board Attorney, Dan Sulkoske, Kramer, Brian Smith, Donna Boone, Jolien Catlin, Jennifer Millikan, SIRSI, and Kay Martin, Director.
The secretary's report was shared. David K. made the motion and Sally gave the second to approve the minutes as corrected (the spelling of Jon Nixon's name).
David K. presented the treasurer's report. He wished to "commend Kay and Glenna for good stewardship on spending wisely."
Claims were reviewed. Sally made the motion and Marsha gave the second to approve and pay the claims.
Dan Sulkoske gave an update on the building project and upcoming meetings of importance. Plan Commission meets on Monday, June 21. Storm Water Management meets on Monday, June 28, at 5:30. BZA meets on Monday, July 5.
The 100 Year Birthday Celebration will be held on June 8. Many of the ideas to be implemented came from Board member, Linda Jones three years ago. The Friends of the Library will have the celebration catered. A roll call of all former directors and board members will be read. Donna will be making banners in 10-year increments. Jeff Thompson, State Representative, and Barbara Maxwell, State Librarian, will both speak. Justin Evans will provide music on his keyboard. Jamey Hickson and Vivian Bokesh have been working hard to collect all the names.
Kay reported that the Library Night at Garfield's was a big success and that the Library has been asked to come back in 6 months. The Library made $150 from Garfield's and $20 from donations. Summer help is in place with Dan Frampton in tech services and Ted Klyce and Caroline Scott working upstairs. New part-time help are Tammy Culley, Children's Roving Books, Marsha Baumgartner, Circulation and Payroll, and Penny Marsh, part-time evening.
The "Go Live" on the new computer checkout system went well. The Library was closed in the morning to prepare. Mayor Jim Acton cut the ribbon and all but two or three staff members were present.
The Summer Reading Program is called "Caution: Readers at Work." Kay, Chrissy Johnson, and Suzanne Walker have visited most of the elementary schools to share the program.
Jolien asked that an amnesty gift (fine) to the community be extended through the end of June. Marsha made the motion and Linda gave the second.
Under old business, the Library received a check on May 7, 2004 in the amount of $74, 856.12 from Trotter Farm. This was for the sale of 123.23 acres. We were 1 of 16 to receive this share.
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HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. — Authorities say 17-year-old died in a two-vehicle accident in Marshall County.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — FireEye Inc. shares jumped in the extended session Thursday after the security software firm said it acquired closely-held security firm Mandiant for about $1 billion.
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Anyone who has had the misfortune of spending a long night in a hospital emergency room has seen the drama play out: Among the people with medical crises are those with no apparent physical problem but who are clearly, and sometimes loudly, suffering.
The situation is disruptive for them and for others. And yet too often in emergency rooms all over North Carolina, this is the scene because the ER has become the stop of first resort for people suffering mental crises.
Now Wake County, as noted in The New York Times, is looking for alternatives for the mentally ill in crisis.
In one example, a Wake County emergency worker finds a man who tells the paramedic that he is bipolar and schizophrenic; hes also homeless. Conventional procedures would have the man being taken to WakeMed, where he likely would wait a while for help, given the acute threat of many of the illnesses and injuries for which people are treated there.
Instead, in this case, he was taken to Holly Hill, the private psychiatric hospital next to WakeMed. The decision makes common sense and medical sense.
The good news, says Michael Lyons, a paramedic supervisor for the county, is that hes not going to an ER. Thats saving the hospital money and getting the patient to the most appropriate place for him.
ER alternatives
The program of taking mentally ill people in crises to alternatives other than emergency rooms is really part of a long, ongoing attempt to respond to increasing demand for services. The need spiked following disastrous changes in mental health care a decade ago. Those changes sought to move care from state hospitals to the community level. But the new system was exploited by providers who charged inflated amounts for services and by what appeared to be utter chaos in the systems organization.
This new local program, done in agreement with the state, may offer alternatives that could work in other communities. Certainly providing adequate care for the mentally ill isnt some down-the-road crisis. Its here, right now.
One study said the number of mental patients going into North Carolinas emergency rooms was twice the national average in 2010. At WakeMed, there are over 300 patients a month treated for psychosis, up a third from just two years ago.
One obvious problem with crowded emergency rooms handling the first treatment involving a mental illness situation is the danger that other patients with more acute, life-threatening conditions will not get attended to as quickly. Thats not the intent of emergency room personnel, of course, who are diligent in setting priorities. But its a case of simple numbers.
The need to figure out how to deliver quality care to the mentally ill, in emergency or regular treatment situations, isnt exclusive to North Carolina. The Times cited national statistics showing that visits to emergency rooms nationwide that involved mental illness or substance abuse are up 28 percent from four years ago.
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The reasons for the increases arent simple, but the truth is, in many states, the idea of mental health reform took the same shape as that reform in North Carolina. States have let go of the state hospital approach to treating mental illness but have struggled to find arrangements that allow the mentally ill to live in small settings in their communities.
It was not necessarily a bad idea when North Carolina moved in that direction, but the state clearly wasnt ready for the transition, and those in charge of it did a poor job of implementation. The state and individual communities have been struggling ever since.
Its commendable that this area seems to be on to something, with a small, pilot program that is working. Let us hope that it can be expanded and that other ideas can be put into practice that might help the state solve the mental health care puzzle for its residents.


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TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City Area Public Schools top public relations official plans to resign.
Alison Arnold, who makes about $84,700 annually as the district's director of marketing, communications and volunteer services, delivered her letter of resignation to Superintendent Stephen Cousins Nov. 26.
Cousins asked her to mull her decision for a week. Arnold confirmed her stance this week and officially will leave in January.
TCAPS recently drew criticism for two public relations missteps, both of which involved Arnold's public relations department.
The district spent roughly $20,000 to produce and mail glossy campaign literature in October that highlighted a $100 million bond proposal.
That mailing prompted Grand Traverse County Commissioner Jason Gillman to allege TCAPS violated state election laws that prohibit the use of public money to promote or defeat a ballot question. The Michigan Secretary of State's office is reviewing Gillman's complaint.
Voters on Nov. 6 resoundingly rejected the district's millage request.
The day after the election, six TCAPS officials — including Arnold — traveled to China for an educational conference. The district did not publicize the trip, which cost the district about $12,000 for travel expenses and to pay for substitute administrators.
Cousins later said the district should have done more to publicize the trip, including its potential benefits to TCAPS. But he said Arnold's resignation was her decision.
Arnold said criticism over the China trip and campaign literature did not prompt her resignation. She said she plans to complete her doctoral degree and dissertation from Central Michigan University after she leaves TCAPS in January.
"I've been giving this some thought for some time," she said. "This allows me an opportunity to move through that process and get it done."
Cousins called Arnold's resignation a "loss" to TCAPS.
"She has contributed richly to our district," he said.
Arnold went to work for TCAPS in 2001. She was promoted to her current position in 2007.
Arnold said she's proud of her efforts to expand the district's online digital content and the creation of the Partners in Education Program, which links local businesses and students.
Cousins said he will review the structure of TCAPS' marketing and communications department, and will speak with that department's employees in the coming weeks. No decision has been made whether to hire a replacement for Arnold, he said.


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Students and alumni from a Richmond, Va.-area high school are seeking to revive the school's historic mascot, a Confederate soldier known as the "Rebel Man," spurring debate about the appropriateness of public school connections to the Civil War and its icons.
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Retrofit digital X-ray rapid growth signals advent of modular era
Rapid growth in the retrofit flat panel detector (FPD) market is predicted to signal the start of a new era in "modular" X-ray for general radiography.
Rapid growth in the retrofit flat panel detector (FPD) market is predicted to signal the start of a new era in "modular" X-ray for general radiography, according to a new report from InMedica (www.in-medica.com), part of IMS Research, recently acquired by IHS Inc.
The recent release of new "retrofit" solutions has re-invigorated the market, with revenues for retrofit flat panel detectors forecast to grow more than 250% by 2016. While digital FPD technology is not new, the introduction of wireless flat panel detectors in 2008 demonstrated the potential for more flexible general radiography X-ray solutions. However, concerns regarding panel damage and security, paired with global economic challenges, slowed uptake.
The recent surge in demand for retrofit and wireless flat panel detector X-ray solutions demonstrates users concerns have been satisfied. Furthermore, continued penetration will usher in the start of a new era in general radiography X-ray: the "modular" approach.
The recently released second generation systems provide purchasers far greater flexibility and choice of rad-room X-ray configuration. Retrofit digital flat panel detector solutions also provide the added advantage to healthcare providers of lengthening the life-span of existing analogue X-ray equipment, while still maximizing the workflow and efficiency benefits of digital technology.
"The impact of wireless digital flat panel detectors so far is relatively low, with the majority installed in mature healthcare markets already well equipped with digital X-ray equipment" commented Stephen Holloway, senior analyst at InMedica. "However, strong competition in the flat panel market is driving price erosion of 7-10% annually, so these products will soon be more accessible to healthcare providers in emerging regions as well."
It is in regions such as Latin America, Africa and Southeast Asia where modular general radiography X-ray systems also make most sense. Sharing of wireless panels between rooms or systems can have significant cost benefits for healthcare providers with limited budgets. Retrofitting also limits the need to purchase brand new systems, allowing use of digital X-ray at a third of the cost of a new digital system.
"Shipments of retrofit flat panel detector systems in emerging regions are forecast to grow tenfold in the next five years," continued Holloway. "Assuming price erosion continues at the projected rate, the cost difference between computed radiography and wireless FPD will narrow. This will make flat panel systems even more attractive for healthcare providers, sustaining long-term demand.
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Headley is in Sports Illustrated because he won two prestigious NCAA championships during 2008-2009. He won the 55-meter dash with a blazing time of 6.24 seconds at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Indiana in March. He also won the 100-meter dash in a time of 10.51 seconds at the NCAA Divsion III Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio on May 23. By winning those two premier events, Headley can clearly be dubbed "the fastest man alive in Division III" in 2008-09.
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Steve becomes the second Springfield College athlete to be featured in SI's "Faces in the Crowd" in 30 months. Quarterback Chris Sharpe, then a junior, was featured in SI's "Faces" in the January 22, 2007 issue for scoring a Springfield College-record seven rushing touchdowns in a win over St. John Fisher during the 2006 season.


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And he's been proven right. Tonight, the community will get its first, real close-up look at the "new" Newell Stadium, when the city and the GFAA host a parade of former GHS athletes at 5:30, official opening ceremonies and a ribbon cutting at 6, and the Gloucester High Fishermen's opening 2013 football game at 7:30.
But as residents and other fans file their way into the sparkling $3.5 million new facility – with new grandstand, playing field, track, lights, restroom facilities and other amenities — they should also consider what this project represents. For it truly epitomizes what can happen when a group of residents, the local business and corporate communities, city government and even state government all pull together for the same cause.
Let's face it, the GFAA's well-organized $1,000 drive — which drew more than 300 residents pledging $1,000 each through five annual payments over five years — could not have succeeded in building this new facility on its own. And the city could not have placed the entire project's $3.5 million cost on the backs of taxpayers.
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Thief River Falls - Mayme Hall Aune, 95, died Tuesday, February 8, 2005 at Oakland Park Nursing Home in Thief River Falls.
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She is survived by daughters, Lenore Wold, Janice (Irvin) Schmitke and Carol (Harlan) Halvorson, all of Thief River Falls; son, David (Dee) Hall of Chicago, Ill.; daughter-in-law Doris Seybold of Brownsville, Texas; 17 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by parents; her first husband, Olaf; her second husband Carl; son Vernon; brothers, Leonard and Chester Evenson; sisters Esther McMurray, Ann Borgaard; one grandson-in-law; one great-grandson; and one son-in-law, Rueben Wold.


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"... I would challenge Steny to say, we're not going to allow for tax hikes to occur this year because we don't need any more money coming out of people's pockets into Washington."
House Republican Whip Eric Cantor
CNN's "Situation Room"
April 15, 2010
Cantor Calls For A Ban On Tax Increases:
"Today is tax day as you said before. Steny and I work together on a lot of things. As you may expect, we disagree on some. I think today, tax day, would be a great time for us to start and maybe join together, and I would challenge Steny to say, "hey, come on let's just say right now we're not going to allow for tax hikes to occur this year because we don't need any more money coming out of people's pockets into Washington." That would probably be the best response to the poll that you speak about.
"Every American knows their taxes are going up in December. Let's say right now we're not going to allow taxes to increase, especially when we've got the unemployment that we have and the need for us to grow this economy and to produce jobs. Let's say right now no tax hikes is year.
On Increasing Capital Gains Taxes:
"All capital gains taxes will go up. We'll have marginal rates increase. This is a huge tax increase on the American people that is set to happen in a time in which we've got really high unemployment and the need for job growth.
On The U.S.-Israel Relationship:
"I stand side by side with and salute the leadership of Steny Hoyer on the question of the U.S.-Israel relationship. I think it is very clear to most Americans that Israel's security is synonymous with our own. We have a lot of struggle out there in this world, and we are in an ideological fight with the spread of radical Islam. It's something that we've got to take seriously, because we know the impact it can have on free-loving people like those of us in the United States.
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"Steny and I also are working hand in hand together on a resolution that I'm hopeful Congress will produce very shortly which will impose real sanctions on any nation doing business with the nation of Iran. Because it is Iran that poses an existential threat to us here in this country as well as Israel."
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Quote:I believe his point was tongue in cheek. Notice he said that he didn't care and everybody that was flaming Meade could do it here. I assume he meant stay out of the other threads and bring your bashing here so he and others could ignore it.At least that is the way I took the OP.
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Today was a day like none other in the town that we chose to live in. Went out this after noon to mail some things to my daughter at college, and decided to go to the downtown Wheaton post office. On approaching the location I could not help but notice a large picture with a table and a man passing out fliers. I could not believe what I saw as I searched for a parking space and had to go around the block to find one. I had to pray for peace of mind as for what I saw. It took me a few minutes to go around the block because of the one-way streets that did not allow me to come back around quickly. There in front of the post office, a federal building, was a picture of President Obama, with a Hitler mustache and sign saying impeach Obama. Also there were many accusations against him on fliers and printed under the picture. However, I was so saddened by the whole thing, that it firstly, was allowed outside of the post office. Secondly, the race is over and the outcome has been spoken by the people. This whole election proved that America is divided racially, but with a political excuse!!! If any accusations had any validity, why weren't they presented during his term and why not present before the election took place! The sad thing about it, I saw older white people, taking the time to stop and listen and read the papers that the man passed out. I was so upset, I did not care who heard what I had to say. I spoke openly about this disrespectful event.
Wheaton prides itself on being a "Christian" community, and I too am a believer in Christ and God's Word. If Wheaton was really in touch with the "Christ side" of their character, they would have taken the outcome and realized that God's will has been done. Pride is the object of their dissatisfaction! According to the Bible, God's Word, we are to pray for those in leadership and authority, that there would be peace in our land. It is not about the issues that we do not agree with, because I did not agree with some of the issues, but I do respect the position of authority that God has placed over America. All this man was doing, was throwing wood in the fire, not allowing people to accept the outcome of the election. This issue is more racial than political! If it continues, God has a way of getting the attention of those who choose not to accept what He has allowed! Let this take its course that we may be in the perfect will of God. Sometimes the outcome of the matter can bring good or bad, but it is ordained by God to come to pass!


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For a $5 monthly fee or $30 annual fee, EA plans to provide Xbox One owners with free access to games in their catalogue, significant discounts and early access to future games among other benefits. This could be a game changer for Xbox One.
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David Hubel has an opinion piece in the current issue of Neuron that is a total complete pile of hoary bullshit whiny-ass moaning and groaning about the "good old days" and how today's PIs don't perform "the real science". Here is but a small sample of the steaming pile of tedious glurge: I have no …
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Tenured Radical On Academic Administration
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Oct 29 2009
Shorter David "Fuckface Cockwad" Brooks
The Fatal Conceit: Human beings tend to be overconfident. Thus, we should continue to give the greedfuck ultra-rich corporate oligarchs who spent the last 10 years utterly destroying the United States economy complete unfettered free motherfucking rein to continue feasting on the blood, sweat, and tears of the other 99.9% of American citizens.
Oct 25 2009
Oh, this is so, so sweet!!!!!!!! GO MOTHERFUCKING YANKEES!!!11!!11!1!!!
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This motherfucking "patriot" shit is really getting on my motherfucking nerves. Listen cockwad, you're not a motherfucking patriot. You're a selfish, greedy, lazy, stupid, ignorant, racist, theobigoted, woman-hating, cowardly piece of shit. You're so fucking artlessly shit-for-brained, you haven't the faintest fucking idea what's coming around the bend. And when it comes, it's gonna knock …
Oct 23 2009
Stick To The Motherfucking Science, Holmes!
ScienceBlogs has enlisted a new blogger who is an accomplished and well-respected evolutionary biologist, David Sloan Wilson. Unfortunately, however, the dude can't seem to resist the urge to engage in blithering wackaloon fuckwittitude concerning the relative epistemic status of religion and science. In one post, he writes the following: Science can even be regarded as …
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Balloon Boy (UPDATED)
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Behind The Lens: Portrait in Old Havana
Todd McGaw tells the story behind an unconventional portrait that he shot on the streets of Old Havana, Cuba. more
Photo Tip of the Week: Shoot Great Images With a Single Light Source
Can you be creative with a single light source? While on-camera flash often results in a light that's harsh and 'too straight', if you get the flash off the camera, or use a different light source, you can get some great results, writes Darran Leal.
Masterclasses at CCP in 2014
Leading Australian photographers John Gollings, Anne Zahalka, Stephen Dupont and Dr Les Walkling are gearing up to host a series of masterclasses at Melbourne's Centre for Contemporary Photography in 2014.
July Comp: Love
The theme for our July comp is 'love'. The best image will win a brilliant Spyder4PRO from Kayell Australia. valued at $240. With a patented 7-colour sensor and easy-to-use setup wizard, the Spyder4PRO automates and simplifies display calibration to deliver consistent and predictable colour every time. Featured photo: "Love Locks on the Pont d'Arts, Paris" by Christiana Ratcheva. more
Photographer of the Year 2014: Featured Portfolio #3
This week's featured photographer is Dianne Galbraith, whose beautiful Nature portfolio 'Dandelion Guises' is a great example of a simple idea brilliantly executed.
John Witzig Tracks Rise of '70s Surf Culture
A new exhibition opening at the National Portrait Gallery next month celebrates the rise of Australian surf culture with photos by Tracks magazine co-founder John Witzig.
Entries Open for 2014 Nikon-Walkley Awards
The 2104 Nikon-Walkley awards, which cover a range of photographic genres, are now open for entries.


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Belushi, who grew up in Wheaton and earned an associate's degree from the College of DuPage, will perform a late night show with the Board of Comedy at the MAC, 425 Fawell Blvd. in Glen Ellyn, on March 8 at 9:30 p.m. Tickets are $44 and up.
The late night performance will follow the 6 p.m. "MAC Madness" benefit performance and party hosted by the College of DuPage Foundation.
The performances are part of the MAC's 2014 Grand Opening Season that marks the completion of a 14-month, $35 million renovation. For tickets and more information, call 630.942.4000 or visit www.AtTheMac.org.
About the Board of Comedy
Jim Belushi, who is also a second city alumnus, and the Board of Comedy are known for their hilarious improvised sketch show that engages and excites the audience.
"We are not stand-up comedians. Our show is not a passive, sit-back-and-watch experience," Belushi said. "Most of the fun we have on stage comes from our inclusion of the audience – we get suggestions from them to begin each scene we perform, and in certain instances, bring them on-stage with us to add to our performance. It's less a 'show' and more a party."
The Board of Comedy features Megan Grano, Brad Morris, Larry Joe Campbell (who starred as Andy on the long running ABC series "According to Jim") and Joshua Funk.
The skilled professional improvisers are all Second City veterans and have impressive resumes with a wide range of experience including TV, film, writing, directing viral videos and producing credits.
For more than 30 years, Jim Belushi has entertained audiences with his versatility and talent. In addition to two seasons on "Saturday Night Live'" and his eight-season ABC comedy "According to Jim," Belushi has performed in numerous comedies and dramas on stage and screen under notable directors such as Oliver Stone, Roman Polanski and Michael Mann.
Born and raised in Wheaton, Ill., Jim Belushi graduated with an associate's degree from COD in 1974, and credits the college for having a major impact on his life.
Scholarship Fund in Memory of John BelushiIn 1983, to honor the name and memory of his brother and fellow COD alum John, Jim, in association with The Second City, created The John Belushi Scholarship Fund.
This memorial scholarship provides recipients with full tuition and fees at College of DuPage, and is available to both acting and technical theater students as well as music students.
"By receiving the John Belushi Scholarship, I was able to afford my classes and books to receive my Associate of Fine Arts-Music," sid COD alum Beth Malouf. "I worked with some fantastic musicians and faculty that guided my career path to music therapy."
Malouf currently works full-time as a music therapist with children and adults with developmental disabilities.
Belushi has helped raise more than $300,000 for the fund and to date, more than 30 students have benefited from the fund since its inception. He has also established the Belushi Artist-in-Residence Fund which provides funds to pay for artists' extended stays on campus to teach and work with students.
MAC Madness Benefit
Preceding the late night show, Belushi and the Board of Comedy headline a special MAC Madness Benefit performance and party, complete with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, at the MAC beginning at 6 p.m.
Tickets for MAC Madness are available to the public and are $250. Proceeds from the benefit support the College of DuPage Foundation and The John Belushi Scholarship Fund, The Cleve Carney Art Gallery and Endowed Art Fund, the New Philharmonic Fund and the MAC General Fund. For tickets or more information call 630.942.2462 or visit cod.edu/foundation.
McAninch Arts Center (MAC) on the campus of College of DuPage, 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn, Ill. is located 25 miles west of Chicago near I-88 and I-355 and houses three performance spaces (the 800-seat proscenium Performance Hall, previously known as the Mainstage; the 184-seat soft-thrust Playhouse Theatre, formerly called Theatre 2; and the versatile 70-seat black box Studio Theatre), plus the new Cleve Carney Art Gallery, classrooms for the college's academic programming and the 1,200 capacity outdoor Patio Stage.
This unique facility has presented theater, music, dance and visual art to more than 1.5 million people since its opening in 1986 and typically welcomes more than 75,000 patrons annually from the greater Chicago area.
MAC Renovation Project
The MAC began a 14-month, $35 million renovation in fall 2012 to update its three performance spaces, construct a new art gallery and outdoor patio stage, and make improvements to the infrastructure, teaching and learning spaces and patron service areas.
The MAC completed its renovation in December 2013 and officially opens its doors to the public with a series of 2014 Grand Opening Events, culminating with the MAC Madness Celebration on March 8. The MAC renovation was funded as part of the $168 million referendum that voters of District 502 passed in November 2010.
The mission of the MAC is to foster enlightened educational and performance opportunities, which encourage artistic expression, establish a lasting relationship between people and art, and enrich the cultural vitality of the community. For more information about the MAC, visit AtTheMAC.org. You can also learn more about the MAC on Facebook at facebook.com/AtTheMAC or on twitter attwitter.com/AtTheMAC.
McAninch Arts Center (MAC) is supported in part by the College of DuPage Foundation. Established as a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit charitable organization in 1967, the College of DuPage Foundation raises monetary and in-kind gifts to increase access to education and to enhance cultural opportunities for the surrounding community. For more information about the College of DuPage Foundation, visitcod.edu/foundation or call 630.9422462.
Programs at the MAC are partially supported through funding from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.


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in Conversation with Emile Schrijver, Curator of the Braginsky Collection
How does one become a curator of a manuscript collection?
When I was a student—I studied Hebrew in Amsterdam—a lecturer took us to see the University of Leiden's collection of medieval manuscripts. In the impressive vaults there, I had my first ever opportunity to see really ancient manuscripts: the only manuscript of the Yerushalmi (Jerusalem Talmud), for instance, and one of the earliest Rashi manuscripts. To see these ancient sources, to have first-hand experience of this living history was overwhelming—historical books in general had this effect on me at the time . I subsequently studied a great deal at the Bibliotheca Rosenthaliana, the Jewish library at the University of Amsterdam and later even began working there. Then, a few years ago, Mr. Braginsky was looking for a curator for his first exhibition in Europe. Mutual acquaintances from the international world of manuscripts put us in touch with each other and, as it happened, we got along very well and were soon able to establish a good working relationship based on trust.
What exactly do you do as a curator of the Braginsky Collection?
I am responsible for the collection: for new acquisitions, whenever Mr. Braginsky buys something, as well as for existing stocks. Most new acquisitions are delivered with a short description. Others we describe and photograph ourselves, then add them to our inventory. I carefully examine the condition books are in and commission their restoration, if necessary. I'm also responsible for monitoring the climate in the storerooms. Inquiries concerning exhibitions and reproductions involve a lot of work for us. The process of digitizing our stock is ongoing. Occasionally, scholars wish to view specific works at length. We also organize presentations on our own premises, for example, on behalf of the European Association of Jewish Museums. Public relations for events such as the Jewish Book Week in London in 2013 likewise require a great deal of preparation.
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Rosen Shingle Creek Awards
|World Class Award
|Assurance & Financial Meetings Mgmt.
|Greens of Distinction
|D'entreprise & Incentive Travel
|Pinnacle Award
|Successful Meetings
|Award of Excellence
|Corporate Incentive Travel magazine
|Four Diamond
|Gold Key Award
|Réunions & Conventions
|Gold Platter "Elite" Award
|Réunions & Conventions
|Gold Platter Award
|Réunions & Conventions
|Gold Tee Award
|Réunions & Conventions
|One Palm Green Lodge Award
|Florida Department of Environmental Protection
|Inner Circle Award
|Association Meetings
|Mérite & Distinction
|Medical Meetings
|Paragon Award
|Corporate Meetings & Incentives
|Premium Circle Award
|Financial & Insurance Meetings
|Planners' Choice Award
|Best of the South Award
|Meetings South
|Two Palm Green Lodge Award
|Florida Department of Environmental Protection
|Distinctive Achievement Award
|D'entreprise & Incentive Travel
|Recognizes for Excellence
|Meetings Media, Best of the South (9/11/09)
Rosen Shingle Creek, only three and a half years into operation, has already accomplished the following awards:
- 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 - Désignation AAA Four Diamond
- 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012 – Pinnacle Award from Successful Meetings Magazine
- 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 – Gold Key Award by Réunions & Conventions Magazine
- 2008, 2010, 2011 – Gold Platter "Elite" Award by Réunions & Conventions Magazine
- 2010 – Gold Platter Award by Réunions & Conventions Magazine
- 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 – Gold Tee Award from M&C Magazine
- 2006, 2008, 2009, 2011 – "Greens of Distinction" from D'entreprise & Incentive Travel Magazine
- 2005 - Top 40 Les meilleurs nouveaux parcours de golf dans le AMÉRICANO. par Golfweek Magazine
- 2006, 2007,2008 - "Top 100 Pro Shops »dans le AMÉRICANO. par Golf World Magazine
- 2006 – "One of the toughest courses you can play by the Orlando Business Journal
- 2007, 2008 – Brad Brewer named Golf Magazine's "Top 100 Les instructeurs pour 2007-2008 "
- 2007 - 2008 Un Palm – Green Lodge Award by Florida Department of Environmental Protection
- 2008 – Planners' Choice Award from MeetingNews
- 2009 Planners' Choice winner Chosen by the Readers of MeetingNews for Excellence in Hotel Services and Facilities
- 2008, 2011 – Best of the South Award from Meetings South
- 2009 - Deux Palm – Green Lodge Award par Florida Department of Environmental Protection
- 2009 - Certified Elite - Le Conseil consultatif des réunions Elite
- 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012– Distinctive Achievement Award from D'entreprise & Incentive Travel Magazine
- 2008 Best of Orlando Award à l'Hôtel & Motel catégorie Gestion de la AMÉRICANO. Association des entreprises locales (USLBA)
- 2009, 2010, 2011 AAA Four Diamond désignation A Land Remembered
- 2009, 2010, 2011 AAA Four Diamond désignation A Cala Bella
- 2011 Award of Excellence from Corporate and Incentive Travel Magazine
- 2011 La plus grande convention Hôtels classés par Total pied carré par Orlando Business Journal
- Réunions intelligents 2011 Platinum Choice Award - Réunions intelligents
- 2011 Assurance & Gestion des réunions et des conventions financières de l'Association & Facilities by D'entreprise & Incentive Travel Magazine
- 2012 Certificat de prix d'excellence par Tripadvisor
- 2012 Paragon Award Winner chosen by the readers of Corporate Meetings & Incentives
- 2012 – Certificate of Excellence award by Tripadvisor
- 2011 – Assurance & Gestion des réunions et des conventions financières de l'Association & Facilities by D'entreprise & Incentive Travel Magazine
Hôtels Rosen & Resorts Receives Gold Award from the United Safety Council
Associates and Managers, your commitment to safety has been recognized and we thank you for keeping our company a safe place to work! Private companies across many industries in Central Florida were considered for the award based on their occupational safety programs. Three Safety Achievement Awards are awarded annually – Bronze, Silver and Gold. Our company received the highest level for having the strongest occupational safety program.
James Parham Recognized by the American Society for Industrial Security
Security Supervisor at Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando James Parham is being recognized by the ASIS for outstanding performance and professionalism. ASIS is the largest organization for security professionals in the world. Last November Parham saved the life of a guest by performing the Heimlich maneuver. The guest, unable to breathe, had fallen to his knees and was moments away from becoming unconscious. Parham is also the recipient of our company's Robert "Smokey" Warren Safety Award. Congratulations James! You are a great example of our company's dedication to the safety and well-being of our guests.
- Histoire du nom
- Coup d'œil sur le ruisseau
- Récompenses
- Rosen Shingle Creek Fiche
- Hôtels Rosen & Resorts
- Rosen College of Hospitality Management à l'Université de Floride centrale
- Rencontre avec l'équipe des ventes
- Rosen Shingle Creek Animaux de compagnie
- Comité exécutif
- Possibilités d'emploi
- Visites Virtuelles


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I am responding to Winnie Schertz' letter. I totally agree with her.
Mainstream media also knows that this country was founded on Christian, God-centered values and beliefs. "In God we Trust" is on our money, and the Ten Commandments are on display on buildings and other Christian figures on buildings. We as Christian, God-fearing people need to stand up and defend our beliefs. We are accountable to God for what we do and say, and defending Him is our work in this world.
Taking God out of everything and letting our feelings guide us is making this country much like Sodom and Gomorra — and we know what happened to them.
Come on, God-fearing believers — stand up and defend what we know is right and the values of the Bible. We will be judged for what we do. I want to spend eternity with my Lord.
Shirley Weber


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South Embellished Dippy Hem Tunic
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Bursting with blooms this vivid bow front top by South makes a bold style statement.
Featuring an all-over floral print on a hot pink background, this T-shirt has flirty fuchsia style nailed. Its figure-hugging fit shows off your slim silhouette, while black trimming to the neckline and sleeves adds definition to your style. The scoop neckline adds a touch of sultriness to the look while bow detail to the neckline gives a further feminine fix to this floral tee.
Wear this flower print T-shirt with South skinny jeans and Shoe Box espadrille style wedges for feminine off-duty style.
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Savoir Smocked Neck Top
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Savoir Short Sleeve Lace Top
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Savoir Lace Top
This short sleeved top by Savoir adds lashings of luxurious vintage inspired style to your autumn look.
In gorgeous lace this short sleeved top has a beautiful texture that makes it great for evening or for the office. The lining to the inside perfects the fit of this top while the colour options give you plenty of style choice. This lace top is an elegant piece that's available in black, ivory, mink or pink – so make sure you pick one up for every occasion on your social calendar.
Wear this lace top with a fitted pencil skirt and court shoes. Pair with skinny jeans and a biker jacket for a stunning off-duty style.
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South Cut and Sew Metallic Fleck Top
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This cut and sew sweater by South is a beautiful basic that'll give you endless styling options.
In beautiful earthy tones and a colour pop coral, this understated sweater has a metallic fleck to add a subtle shimmer to your day-to-day uniform. With a round neckline, long sleeves and lightweight fabric this jumper is ideal for layering – over shirts or under jackets, tuck in or let the dipped hem to the back loose. This versatile piece will become your go-to top in no time for effortless comfy cool.
Wear this jumper with South skinny jeans and your favourite Converse to add a subtle sparkle to your off-duty style.
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South Eyelet Blouse
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South Neck Tie Blouse
Give your summer wardrobe an injection of colour in this rust eyelet blouse by South.
Pretty, floaty tops are a fashion fave for the sultry summer months. Great for pairing with jeans and denim cut-offs for a no-fuss look that keeps you as cool as you look! This orange top toes the line with this season's love of all things bold for a punchy look that will show off your summer sun-bronzed skin to perfection. An eyelet lace up yoke adds a vintage-inspired flair while a frill sleeve adds the final decorative flourish to this pretty piece.
Wear this shirt with South skinny jeans and Clarks Octagon Bahama wedges for bright, bold look with bohemian flair.
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- Eyelet blouse by South
- Eyelet lace up yoke and neckline
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Savoir Short Sleeved Scoop T-shirt
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Savoir Cotton T-shirt with Scoop Neck
Keeping your look smart yet casual this T-shirt by Savoir is the perfect pick for spring days.
Featuring cotton rich fabric this tee is soft, lightweight and breathable for comfortable all day wear. Available in a range of summer colours this top will lift your summer wardrobe in pink, lime and sky blue hues. The scoop neck softens the classic tee shape, while the quarter sleeves flatter your upper arms.
Wear this T-shirt over a pair of Savoir jeans with toe post sandals. Add the Savoir waterfall jersey cardigan on cooler days.
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South Value Strappy Tunic
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Savoir Long Sleeve Embellished Front Top
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South Three-Quarter Sleeve Top with Embellishment
The perfect pick for your hols, this embellished top by South gives your look a Moroccan inspired appeal.
Available in two colours, this top will show of your sun-smooched self in rich chocolate or cute coral. The embellished detail to the front adds luxe style that's great for accessorising with, while the three-quarter sleeves make this a great transitional piece.
Wear this top with a pair of white linen trousers and safari patterned chunky bangles. Add a pair of toe post sandals for a luxurious day-to-evening outfit.
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- Top by South
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South Utility Shirt
Dress up your working wardrobe with the addition of this chic utility shirt by South.
This streamlined shirt with two front pockets will perfect your work-to-weekend wardrobe. With its spread collar and concealed button placket you can fasten this up to keep your style smart or pop the collar for a more laid back look. In chic black and white stripes this shirt has this season's chalkboard palette nailed, while the rose option adds a feminine splash of colour to your looks.
Wear this shirt with South straight leg black trousers and patent pointed courts for a chic, streamlined look.
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Savoir Dippy Hem Tunic
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Savoir Dipped Hem Tunic Top with Three-Quarter Sleeves
Soft, lightweight and comfortable, this cotton tunic top by Savoir promises all day comfort and a figure-flattering style this summer.
Available in a range of colours, this top keeps your looks classic in black and light mink, while the white hue freshens up your style and the dark teal and pink add a colour splash to your off-duty wardrobe. The dipped hem gives this piece shape and plenty of coverage, while three-quarter sleeves flatter your arms.
Wear this tunic with a pair of Confident Curve jeans and sandals for a casual daytime outfit with a touch of chic.
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- Rounded neckline
South Chevron Panel Front Shirt
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South Chevron Panel Shirt
Inject some life into your new season wardrobe with this chevron panel shirt by South.
A great shirt is a timeless classic that should be present in every girl's work to weekend wardrobe. Perfect for all occasions, this shirt is available in white for a crisp, classic look while the orange will give your wardrobe a large dose of punchy colour acknowledging this season's love of all things bright and bold! Chevron panels add western-inspired detailing, while a button placket and optional turn up cuffs let you play with styling.
Wear this chevron panel shirt with South skinny jeans and Clarks Octagon Bahama wedges for a western inspired look that's perfect for spring and summer.
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- Optional roll up sleeve
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Broadcom Corp. /quotes/zigman/66924/delayed/quotes/nls/brcm BRCM -0.71% on Tuesday reported a fourth-quarter profit of $251 million, or 43 cents a share, compared with a profit of $254 million, or 45 cents a share, for the year-earlier period. Revenue was $2.08 billion, up from $1.82 billion. Adjusted profit was 76 cents a share. Analysts polled by FactSet on average expected the chip maker to report a profit of 74 cents a share, on revenue of $2.06 billion. Broadcom also announced that its board has raised its quarterly cash dividend by 10% to 11 cents a share. For the current quarter, Broadcom expects revenue of about $1.9 billion, plus or minus 4%. Analysts were expecting revenue of $2 billion, according to data from FactSet. Shares of Broadcom were down 1% in after-hours trading.
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---- — EPPING — Epping children in grades K-12 can win $25.00 gift cards from Barnes & Noble by creating a poster that answers the question: "What does a new library mean to you?" Posters will be judged by library staff and the winners from the pool of Elementary, Middle, and High school entrants will be announced on January 31.
Rules for this contest are simple: All posters must be made on 14 X 22 poster board in any medium - paint, crayons, collage, or markers. Each entrant should place his/her name, grade, and phone number of the back of the poster. Poster entries must be turned in to the Harvey-Mitchell Memorial Library by January 18.
Selected contest entries will be displayed at the Library. The contest is open to any student who resides in Epping. Contact the Library at 679-4587 for more information.