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Cleopatra was the first to make it chic to pour honey into baths—hers were milk—as well as all over one's skin. And the Egyptian queen chose the natural humectant for good reason. Not only does it help increase hydration instantly, by drawing moisture from the air into the skin's superficial layers, it's also the Energizer bunny of hydrators, acting like a water magnet for deeper layers of skin too. While there are countless topical treatments that contain some form and amount of honey, nothing is as good a glow-getter as the real thing. Case in point: the Paris Roof Top Honey Facial, an hour-long signature treatment at the Six Senses Spa at The Westin Paris VendÔme hotel ($198, thewestinparis.com), where honey whipped up by bees that call the Tuileries home is slathered on your face while you lie in a cocoonlike room overlooking Paris. Sweet.
Creepy-crawlies have long played a vital role in medicine and healing. One in particular that's received a bit of buzz lately: snails. "Ingredients found in snail slime are being used in Asia and Europe to help rejuvenate skin," explains Shirley Madhere, MD, a plastic surgeon in New York City and founder of The New Aesthete practice (thenewaesthete.com). "Snail secretion contains glycolic acid, antioxidants, hyaluronic acid, and elastin, all known to have antiaging properties." Translation: they stimulate skin-plumping collagen and elastin as well as repair photo damage. Try the Snail and Pace Signature Meriden Face Massage at the Simply Divine Alternative Spa, in the U.K. (about $340 for six treatments, thebathhousecorby.com), which lets farmed (not straight-from-the-garden) snails slowly work their way around your face, leaving behind an ice-cold slime that's then massaged into your skin. Want the softening sans snails creeping on you? Immunocologie Super 7 Elixir Firming Complex ($300, shop.immunocologie.com) contains the mucus of the slimy gastropods in its cocktail of turn-back-the-clock superchargers.
Among the oldest of life forms, seaweed has been used for centuries to heal wounds. Although beauty brands have looked to capture the skin-perfecting power of marine extracts in a jar, some spas are going right to the source. "Seaweed contains an abundance of minerals, and while it is most often used as an anticellulite treatment, it has many other benefits, such as detoxification, softening, and reducing water retention," says Grant Lessard, assistant spa director at The Ritz-Carlton spa in Naples, Florida, which offers an Organic Seaweed Leaf Body Wrap that can be customized for the face as well ($240 for 80 minutes, theritzcarlton.com). Vermont's Stowe Mountain Lodge Voya Organic Restorative Facial ($225 for 80 minutes, stowemountainlodge.com) places harvested wild seaweed in hot water to allow its natural moisturizing gels to be released, and then each leaf is carefully wrapped across your face, infusing skin with countless essential minerals.
From the Dead Sea (said to have nearly nine times more salt than a typical ocean) to Iceland's Blue Lagoon, bathing in salty waters—which skyrockets the mineral content of skin—is an undisputed antiaging agent. At the latter, a breathtaking communal indoor-outdoor spa is built into the country's largest natural hot spring. Unlike a standard table-salt solution, which actually decreases moisture, geothermal seawater rich in mineral salt has been shown to solve a wide range of complexion concerns, from acne to dryness. The Blue Lagoon 90-minute Facial Deluxe (about $150 for 90 minutes, bluelagoon.com) pampers parched skin with a massage, silica mask, and an über-rich cream. The Four Seasons Nevis spa's Hydrating Mineral Mask ($230 for 80 minutes, fourseasons.com) incorporates a sea-salt exfoliation all over the body to rev circulation and buff skin insanely smooth.
A licensed acupuncturist who offers facial sessions at her NYC practice ($1,100 for five 70-minute sessions; acunaria.com), Naria D. Chi started sticking clients in the face after witnessing the technique's skin-smoothing and face-lift-like effects on an elderly patient. "I have worked with her for a year," she says, "as well as with others, and I'm convinced that facial acupuncture not only revitalizes your internal health but also captures your glow and holds off signs of aging." The source of such powers? "Facial acupuncture works because the needling causes microtraumas in the skin to which the body responds by increasing blood flow and the production of collagen and elastin, for wound healing," explains Chi, who suggests twice-weekly sessions for around ten weeks total. "The needling, which is done at the level of the dermis, may also stimulate neurotransmitter production," she adds. Most important is what you'll see in the mirror: softer, firmer, line-free skin.
Researchers have yet to debut Botox in a bottle, so for now synthetic snake venom is the best thing going. "An ingredient found in snake venom has been shown to temporarily inhibit muscle activity, and is therefore, like Botox, considered a neurotoxin," explains Dr. Madhere. "So, when applied topically, it can help reduce wrinkles, to a certain degree." Recently, the U.K.-based skincare company Rodial teamed up with select Equinox spas in the U.S. to debut their Freeze Facial ($225 for 80 minutes, equinox.com), which incorporates intense facial massage with a range of Rodial Glamtox products, including their Snake Serum ($162, nordstrom.com) and Glamtox Snake Mask ($83, nordstrom.com). Both incorporate a synthetic snake venom neuropeptide (aka syn-ake) to iron out expression lines and deeper wrinkles as well as give a tightening sensation all over.
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33 U.S. Code § 525 - Construction and operation of bridges
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(a) Consent of Congress
The consent of Congress is granted for the construction, maintenance, and operation of bridges and approaches thereto over the navigable waters of the United States, in accordance with the provisions of this subchapter.
(b) Approval of plans
The location and plans for such bridges shall be approved by the Secretary of Transportation before construction is commenced, and, in approving the location and plans of any bridge, the Secretary may impose any specific conditions relating to the maintenance and operation of the structure which the Secretary may deem necessary in the interest of public navigation, and the conditions so imposed shall have the force of law. This subsection shall not apply to any bridge over waters which are not subject to the ebb and flow of the tide and which are not used and are not susceptible to use in their natural condition or by reasonable improvement as a means to transport interstate or foreign commerce.
(c) Private highway toll bridges
Notwithstanding the provisions of subsections (a) and (b) of this section, it shall be unlawful to construct or commence the construction of any privately owned highway toll bridge until the location and plans thereof shall also have been submitted to and approved by the highway department or departments of the State or States in which the bridge and its approaches are situated; and where such bridge shall be between two or more States and the highway departments thereof shall be unable to agree upon the location and plans therefor, or if they, or either of them, shall fail or refuse to act upon the location and plans submitted, such location and plans then shall be submitted to the Secretary of Transportation and, if approved by the Secretary of Transportation, approval by the highway departments shall not be required.
Source(Aug. 2, 1946, ch. 753, title V, § 502,60 Stat. 847; June 30, 1949, ch. 288, title I, § 103(a),63 Stat. 380; 1949 Reorg. Plan No. 7, § 1, eff. Aug. 19, 1949, 14 F.R. 5288, 63 Stat. 1070; Pub. L. 97–322, title I, § 107(a),Oct. 15, 1982, 96 Stat. 1582; Pub. L. 97–449, § 2(d)(1), (3),Jan. 12, 1983, 96 Stat. 2440; Pub. L. 98–557, § 17(g)(2),Oct. 30, 1984, 98 Stat. 2869.)
1984—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 98–557struck out "the Chief of Engineers and" before "the Secretary of Transportation" and substituted "the Secretary" for "they" wherever appearing.
1983—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 97–449, § 2(d)(1), substituted "Secretary of Transportation" for "Secretary of War". See Transfer of Functions note below.
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 97–449, § 2(d)(3), substituted "Secretary of Transportation" for "Public Roads Administration" wherever appearing. See Transfer of Functions note below.
1982—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 97–322inserted exemption provision at end.
Short Title
Section 501 of title V of act Aug. 2, 1946, provided that: "This title [enacting this subchapter] may be cited as the 'General Bridge Act of 1946'."
Transfer of Functions
Functions, powers, and duties of Secretary of the Army [formerly War] and other offices and officers of Department of the Army [formerly War] under this section to extent that they relate generally to location and clearances of bridges and causeways in navigable waters of United States transferred to and vested in Secretary of Transportation by section 6(g)(6)(C) ofPub. L. 89–670. Pub. L. 97–449amended this section to reflect transfer made by section 6(g)(6)(C) ofPub. L. 89–670, and repealed section 6 (g)(6)(C).
Functions of Public Roads Administration transferred to Bureau of Public Roads within General Services Administration by section 103(a) of act June 30, 1949. See Historical and Revision Notes under section 303 (b) of Title 40, Public Buildings, Property, and Works. Section 303 (b) of Title 40 was amended generally by Pub. L. 109–313, § 2(a)(1),Oct. 6, 2006, 120 Stat. 1734, and, as so amended, no longer relates to the Federal Works Agency and Commissioner of Public Buildings. See 2006 Amendment note under section 303 of Title 40.
Bureau of Public Roads within General Services Administration transferred to Department of Commerce by section 1 of Reorg. Plan No. 7 of 1949.
For transfer of functions of other officers, employees, and agencies of Department of Commerce, with certain exceptions, to Secretary of Commerce, with power to delegate, see Reorg. Plan No. 5 of 1950, §§ 1, 2, eff. May 24, 1950, 15 F.R. 3174, 64 Stat. 1263, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
Functions, powers, and duties of Secretary of Commerce and other offices and officers of Department of Commerce under subsec. (c) of this section relating generally to highways transferred to and vested in Secretary of Transportation by section 6(g)(6)(C) ofPub. L. 89–670. Pub. L. 97–449amended this section to reflect transfer made by section 6(g)(6)(C) ofPub. L. 89–670, and repealed section 6 (g)(6)(C).
Reservation of Right To Alter, Amend, or Repeal
Section 511 of title V of act Aug. 2, 1946, provided that: "The right to alter, amend, or repeal this title [this subchapter] is hereby expressly reserved as to any and all bridges which may be built under authority hereof."
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40 U.S. Code § 14501 - Appalachian development highway system
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(a) Purpose.— To provide a highway system which, in conjunction with the Interstate System and other Federal-aid highways in the Appalachian region, will open up an area with a developmental potential where commerce and communication have been inhibited by lack of adequate access, the Secretary of Transportation may assist in the construction of an Appalachian development highway system and local access roads serving the Appalachian region. Construction on the development highway system shall not be more than three thousand and ninety miles. There shall not be more than 1,400 miles of local access roads that serve specific recreational, residential, educational, commercial, industrial, or similar facilities or facilitate a school consolidation program.
(b) Commission Designations.—
(1) What is to be designated.— The Appalachian Regional Commission shall transmit to the Secretary its designations of—
(c) Addition to Federal-aid Primary System.— When completed, each development highway not already on the Federal-aid primary system shall be added to the system.
(d) Use of Specific Materials and Products.—
(1) Indigenous materials and products.— In the construction of highways and roads authorized under this section, a State may give special preference to the use of materials and products indigenous to the Appalachian region.
(2) Coal derivatives.— For research and development in the use of coal and coal products in highway construction and maintenance, the Secretary may require each participating State, to the maximum extent possible, to use coal derivatives in the construction of not more than 10 percent of the roads authorized under this subtitle.
(e) Federal Share.— Federal assistance to any construction project under this section shall not be more than 80 percent of the cost of the project.
(f) Construction Without Federal Amounts.—
(1) Payment of federal share.— When a participating State constructs a segment of a development highway without the aid of federal amounts and the construction is in accordance with all procedures and requirements applicable to the construction of segments of Appalachian development highways with those amounts, except for procedures and requirements that limit a State to the construction of projects for which federal amounts have previously been appropriated, the Secretary, on application by the State and with the approval of the Commission, may pay to the State the federal share, which shall not be more than 80 percent of the cost of the construction of the segment, from any amounts appropriated and allocated to the State to carry out this section.
(g) Application of Title 23.—
(1) Sections 106(a)and 118.—Sections 106 (a) and 118 of title 23 apply to the development highway system and the local access roads.
(2) Construction and maintenance.— States are required to maintain each development highway and local access road as provided for Federal-aid highways in title 23. All other provisions of title 23 that are applicable to the construction and maintenance of Federal-aid primary and secondary highways and which the Secretary decides are not inconsistent with this subtitle shall apply to the system and roads, respectively.
Source(Pub. L. 107–217, Aug. 21, 2002, 116 Stat. 1265; Pub. L. 108–199, div. F, title I, § 123(a),Jan. 23, 2004, 118 Stat. 296.)
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|40 App.:201(a) (1st, 3d, last sentences).
|Pub. L. 89–4, title II, § 201, Mar. 9, 1965, 79 Stat. 10; Pub. L. 89–670, § 8(b), Oct. 15, 1966, 80 Stat. 942; Pub. L. 90–103, title I, § 106, Oct. 11, 1967, 81 Stat. 258; Pub. L. 91–123, title I, § 103, Nov. 25, 1969, 83 Stat. 214; Pub. L. 92–65, title II, § 204, Aug. 5, 1971, 85 Stat. 168; Pub. L. 94–188, title I, § 110, Dec. 31, 1975, 89 Stat. 1081; Pub. L. 95–599, title I, § 138(a), (b), Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2710; Pub. L. 96–506, § 3(3), Dec. 8, 1980, 94 Stat. 2746; Pub. L. 97–35, title XVIII, § 1822(a)(2), Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 767; Pub. L. 105–178, title I, § 1117(c), title II, § 1212(a)(2)(B)(iii), June 9, 1998, 112 Stat. 160, 193.
|40 App.:201(b).
|40 App.:201(c) (1st sentence, last sentence words before "and each").
|40 App.:201(d).
|40 App.:201(e).
|40 App.:201(f), (g).
|40 App.:201(h).
|40 App.:201(a) (2d sentence words before 6th comma).
|40 App.:201(a) (2d sentence words after 6th comma), (c) (last sentence words after "to such system").
In subsection (c), the text of 40 App.:201(c) (1st sentence) is omitted as obsolete because appropriations were not authorized under 40 App.:201(g) after fiscal year 1982.
In subsection (e), the text of 40 App.:201(g) is omitted as obsolete.
2004—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 108–199, which directed substitution of "three thousand and ninety" for "three thousand and twenty-five" in third sentence, was executed by substituting "three thousand and ninety" for "3,025" in second sentence of subsec. (a) to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
Appalachian Development Highway System
Pub. L. 112–141, div. A, title I, § 1528,July 6, 2012, 126 Stat. 582, provided that:
"(a) Sense of the Senate.—It is the Sense of the Senate that the timely completion of the Appalachian development highway system is a transportation priority in the national interest.
"(b) Modified Federal Share for Projects on ADHS.—For fiscal years 2012 through 2021, the Federal share payable for the cost of constructing highways and access roads on the Appalachian development highway system under section 14501 of title 40, United States Code, with funds made available to a State for fiscal year 2012 or a previous fiscal year for the Appalachian development highway system program, or with funds made available for fiscal year 2012 or a previous fiscal year for a specific project, route, or corridor on that system, shall be 100 percent.
"(c) Federal Share for Other Funds Used on ADHS.—For fiscal years 2012 through 2021, the Federal share payable for the cost of constructing highways and access roads on the Appalachian development highway system under section 14501 of title 40, United States Code, with Federal funds apportioned to a State for a program other than the Appalachian development highway system program shall be 100 percent.
"(d) Completion Plan.—
"(1) In general.—Subject to paragraph (2), not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of the MAP–21 [deemed to be Oct. 1, 2012], each State represented on the Appalachian Regional Commission shall establish a plan for the completion of the designated corridors of the Appalachian development highway system within the State, including annual performance targets, with a target completion date.
"(2) Significant uncompleted miles.—If the percentage of remaining Appalachian development highway system needs for a State, according to the latest cost to complete estimate for the Appalachian development highway system, is greater than 15 percent of the total cost to complete estimate for the entire Appalachian development highway system, the State shall not establish a plan under paragraph (1) that would result in a reduction of obligated funds for the Appalachian development highway system within the State for any subsequent fiscal year."
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National team boxers board a flight to Casablanca where they are expected to compete in African qualifying leg for the London Olympics.
The team is made up four boxers and two officials and the Morocco games gets underway from today through next month.
The Boxing Federation of Tanzania (BFT) secretary general Makore Mashaga said the team is ready for the event and assured Tanzanians hitting the qualifier marks.
He named boxers who to board the plane and their weight categories in bracket as Seleman Kidunda (Welter), Emilian Patrick (bantam), Abdalah Said (fly weight), and Victor Njaiti (light).
He said the boxers were selected from ten competitors who were camping at Filbert Bayi secondary school.
The boxers are accompanied by two officials Remmy Ngabo and Michael Changarawe.
The Tanzania Olympic Committee (TOC) secretary general Filbert Bayi asked the boxers to maintain high levels of discipline which they displayed while camping and also to compete with the aim of winning.
He said Tanzanians have high expectations of them to qualify for the London Games. He also made a call to all officials of sports federations to make sure that their athletes maintain discipline.


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I am the one known as killme226 and you shall bow before me as if I were a god 8|
...... Right, now that that's out of the way (what a strange quirk of grammar, "that that", but the first one really sounds more like "tha" more often than not doesn't it?), onwards to obligatory introductory forum post!
My hobbies and projects are many and varied, all linked together by the shared fact that I finish none of them. I enjoy things such as food, water and shelter and non sequiturs (oh god this chocolate rabbit tastes like sugar doused in old milk why am I still eating it). In my free time I like to draw with my trusty pen tablet and GIMP, become obsessively invested in it for one night, then put off finishing it until I forget about it. Maps are quite new to me, but seeing as I'm starting a very large-scale D&D campaign I figured I should make one, probably more for my benefit than the players. Still, I shall be using it as a reference throughout the campaign and it needs to look official and pretty. Then I figured out that my most extensive cartography experiences took place mostly during any class where I could sit in the back and use my left hand to make coastlines on a lined sheet of paper. Now all I have is a lined sheet of paper with the rough outline of a country and teriyaki stains scanned into my computer, ready to become awesome. Onwards, to the tutorials!


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The Power of Independent Thinking
New Directions for Peace and Security
Recorded: Tuesday, November 6, 2007
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For more than a century U.S. foreign policywhether conducted by Democrats or Republicanshas been based on the assumption that Americans interests are served best by intervening abroad to secure markets, fight potential enemies far from American shores, or engage in democratic nation building. But, what is the record of such policies, including now in Iraq?
Experts: Carl P. Close, Jeffrey Rogers Hummel, James L. Payne, Edward P. StringhamType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy
Dinner to Honor Sir John Marks Templeton
Recorded: Thursday, October 1, 1998
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22 U.S. Code Chapter 73 - INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
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Part A—Targeted Responses to Violations of Religious Freedom Abroad
6441. Presidential actions in response to violations of religious freedom. 6442. Presidential actions in response to particularly severe violations of religious freedom. 6443. Consultations. 6444. Report to Congress. 6445. Description of Presidential actions. 6446. Effects on existing contracts. 6447. Presidential waiver. 6448. Publication in Federal Register. 6449. Termination of Presidential actions. 6450. Preclusion of judicial review.
Part B—Strengthening Existing Law
6461. Exports of certain items used in particularly severe violations of religious freedom. SUBCHAPTER IV—REFUGEE, ASYLUM, AND CONSULAR MATTERS 6471. Use of Annual Report. 6472. Reform of refugee policy. 6473. Reform of asylum policy. 6474. Studies on effect of expedited removal provisions on asylum claims. SUBCHAPTER V—MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS 6481. Business codes of conduct.
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May 5, 2016
A fight between a Beaufort County father and son landed the son in jail, charged with stabbing his father.
Beaufort County deputies responded to a report of an armed man threatening to shoot his father in Belhaven early Sunday morning. When they arrived, they found 26-year-old Benjamin Schwartz fighting with his father. Deputies separated the two and found that Schwartz's father had been stabbed. He was treated at the hospital in Belhaven and released.
Police seized guns, ammunition, and a knife from the residence. Schwartz is being held on a $30,000 secured bond.
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Greasy Joe's
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Greasy Joe's is a diner and restaurant in Grand Theft Auto III, located in Callahan Point, Liberty City. Primarily selling liquor, Greasy Joe's is regarded as a hangout for corrupt and undercover cops. The diner used to be a Rusty Brown's donut shop as recently as 1998 in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.
In GTA III, a Kuruma, Moonbeam, and Linerunner are parked there at all times; a police bribe is also located on the roof. Greasy Joe's is one of the destinations for the game's taxi missions.
In GTA Advance, this is the place where Vinnie dies (fake) on the mission "Getaway".
- In GTA Advance, the Greasy Joe's sign exists in this area but the building looks like a factory.
- In GTA IV, the website Peepthatshit.com mentions Greasy Joe's Cafe as one of the restaurants.


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Circa 1900
An eight light silverplated chandelier by the maker E. F. Caldwell having a massive body detailed with a Baroque layering of ribs and coves.
Current height: 118 cm
Minimum height: 89 cm
Overall: 50 cm diameter
CE wiring available, contact sales for a quote.
CE Lamping: 8 SES/E14 sockets, maximum 60 watts per socket.
1 fixture total available. 1 on hold.
On display at our Los Angeles showroom.


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It's an idea that's been discussed for years, building an east-west highway in Maine. The legislature has just approved funding to study the feasibility of a four lane private highway from Calais to Coburn Gore. Supporters say it would transform the economy of Northern and Eastern Maine. Others are concerned about environmental impacts. This week on Maine Watch, we'll discuss the idea with Cianbro CEO Peter Vigue, who has been a champion of the idea, and Barbara Charry of Maine Audubon.
Peter Vigue's blog
East-West Corridor
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Water Quality
Beneficial Use Attainment
Approximately 636.4 stream miles and 24,379.5 impoundment acres within the South Grand River Watershed are classified and have designated beneficial uses as presented in Tables G and H of the Rules of the Department of Natural Resources Division 20-Clean Water Commission Chapter 7-Water Quality (Table Wq01) (MDNR 2001b). These streams must meet or exceed established criteria as defined in Table A of the Rules of the Department of Natural Resources Division 20-Clean Water Commission Chapter 7-Water Quality for those beneficial uses (MDNR 1999a). All watershed streams and impoundments listed in Table Wq01 are designated for livestock/wildlife watering as well as protection of aquatic life. Many impoundments within the watershed have additional designated beneficial uses. Eleven impoundments are designated for drinking water; twenty-seven are designated for boating; three are designated for whole body contact recreation; and one impoundment is designated for industrial use. The largest impoundment in the watershed, Harry S. Truman Reservoir, is designated for livestock and wildlife watering, protection of aquatic life, whole body contact recreation, boating, and drinking water supply. The South Grand River is the only stream within the watershed having an additional designated beneficial use. In addition to livestock and wildlife watering and protection of aquatic life, the South Grand River is designated for boating. The designations for the South Grand River are from the river's mouth to Township 44 North, Range 33 West, Section 2; a distance of approximately 48.0 miles.
It is important to note that, while a stream or impoundment may have a beneficial use designation, this designation does not mean that those uses occur on that particular water body or are permitted on that water body.
Section 303(d) of the Federal Clean Water Law requires that states identify their impaired waters (MDNR 2002a). This is accomplished by comparing data from those waters with water quality criteria established for designated beneficial uses of those waters (MDNR 2002a). Waters that do not meet their criteria are then included in the 303(d) list. The state must then conduct Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) studies on those waters based on a priority ranking in order to determine what pollution control measures are required to restore those waters to meet their designated uses (MDNR 2002a). Currently, there are 8 streams and 2 impoundments within the South Grand River Watershed included in the 1998 303(d) list (Table Wq02) (MDNR 1998a). All streams included on the list, with the exception of Big Creek, have impairments associated with coal mining. Big Creek is included in the list due to excessive sedimentation from agriculture non-point sources. The two impoundments on the list include Truman Reservoir, which is listed because of manganese from natural sources, and Pleasant Hill Lake, which is on the list due to chlordane from urban non-point runoff. At the time of this writing (2003), the 2002 303d list is currently open for public comment and therefore has not been finalized. The draft 2002 303d list for Missouri does include changes from the 1998 listing. More Information can be found regarding the Draft Missouri 2002 303d list on the EPA's Region 7 TMDL website.
In addition to streams listed on the Missouri 303d list, the EPAs Watershed Assessment Tracking and Environmental Results System (WATERS) database includes data for additional streams within the watershed which are believed to be impacted.
Chemical and Biological Quality of Streamflow
Data regarding the chemical and biological quality of stream flow within the South Grand River Watershed has been collected by different entities since 1962. Government agencies which have conducted water quality sampling of stream flow within the watershed include the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), United States Army Corps of Engineers, Missouri Department of Natural Resources, and the United States Geological Survey (USGS). In addition some water quality data has been collected by Stream Team organizations. It appears that no long-term comprehensive stream flow water quality data exists within the South Grand River Watershed. Only 4 sites have periods of record for water quality exceeding one year. This fact makes a comprehensive analysis of stream flow chemical quality for the watershed difficult and unreliable.
Due to a lack of comprehensive data as well as the great variation of time periods and parameters between water quality stations within the South Grand River Watershed it is not possible to perform an adequate and comprehensive analysis of chemical water quality to be applied to the entire watershed. However, using data from the EPA Legacy STORET Database as well as data from a single USGS water quality station, analysis of some available basic water quality parameters for the time period 1991 through 2000 has been performed for 6 selected water quality stations within the watershed in order to gain an understanding of possible water quality issues within the watershed (Figure Wq01). Parameters analyzed included water temperature; dissolved oxygen; pH; nitrogen, total ammonia; phosphorus; and fecal coliform. It is important to note that all of the aforementioned parameters were not available for all stations. It is also important to note that 3 of the stations occur within the flood control pool of Truman Reservoir and thus experience periodic inundation.
Parameters which had measurements failing to meet state standards for water quality (or, in the absence of a state standard; federal recommendations) included dissolved oxygen and total phosphorus (Table Wq03). Low dissolved oxygen was the most prevalent parameter that failed to meet state standards for water quality within the watershed. Dissolved oxygen levels failed to meet these standards at three of the six stations in a combined 13 of 101 samples analyzed. The only station analyzed for which total phosphorus measurements were available (station 06921881: South Grand River at Grand River Church), exceeded the EPA recommended level in 14 out of 26 observations. This site also exhibited high fecal coliform levels. A relative comparison of fecal coliform levels and total phosphorus levels indicates a strong correlation between the two (Figure Wq02). This would suggest that the high levels of phosphorus are organic in nature, perhaps coming from human or animal waste inputs.
As stated previously, 7 streams within the watershed are chemically affected by pollutants associated with coal mining. These pollutants included low pH and elevated levels of sulfate (MDNR 1998a). Additional, although limited, water quality data for the South Grand River Watershed is available from the USGS Historical Water Quality Data Website and the annual USGS Water Resources Data Reports as well as the EPA Storage and Retrieval (STORET) Database. In addition, volunteer water quality monitoring data is available from the Missouri Stream Team online database. Additional State Water Quality Standards are available in the most current document of the Rules of the Department of Natural Resources Division 20-Clean Water Commission Chapter 7-Water Quality.
The Missouri Unified Watershed Assessment designates the South Grand River Watershed as having severe biotic impairment. The causes of this impairment include channel alterations, excessive nitrification, and toxic metals/chemicals (MUWASC 1998).
Point Source Pollution
Table Wq04 lists 110 municipal and non-municipal waste water and water treatment facilities (not including concentrated animal feeding operations) within the South Grand Watershed (Figure Wq03) (MDNR 1998a, 2000b, 2000c). There are 20 municipal waste water and water treatment facilities within the watershed. The three largest of these are waste water facilities which serve the cities of Harrisonville, Belton, and Clinton, Missouri. Discharges from these facilities have a combined flow of approximately 7.38 million gallons per day.
In addition to municipal and non-municipal waste water facilities, fifteen permitted concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) existed in the watershed between 1988 and 1998 (Table Wq05)(Figure Wq02)(MDNR 1999b). The most prevalent type of operation involved swine production, while the second most prevalent type of operation involved poultry production. The largest facility in the watershed was a class 1B swine facility located on a tributary of Harding Creek. Class 1B facilities are capable of holding 3,000-6,999 animal units. The total animal units at the aforementioned facility were 3,481. Six permitted operations within the watershed were classified as non-point operations with less than 300 animal units.
Non-point Source Pollution
Perhaps one of the more difficult challenges to address within any watershed is non-point source pollution. Whereas point source pollution can usually be traced to a single discharge point or area such as a waste water treatment plant discharge, non point source pollution, such as sheet and gully erosion of topsoil, runoff of nutrients from pastures, or pesticide and fertilizer runoff from fields, is much more difficult to detect as well as remedy. It takes the cooperation of the landowners within a watershed to minimize non-point source pollution and its impacts.
A significant non-point source pollution concern within the South Grand River Watershed is soil erosion and the resulting sedimentation. The NRCS (formerly known as the SCS) estimated sheet erosion at 2.5-5 tons per acre per year. While this is considered low for agricultural land, the NRCS rating of gully erosion at 0.3-0.8 tons per acre per year in the watershed is considered severe (MDNR 1992).
The largely agricultural nature of the watershed combined with the channelization of several streams including the South Grand appear to be the most probable factors that have contributed to high levels of gulley erosion in the watershed. The EPA Watershed Assessment Tracking, and Environmental Results Database (USEPA 2003), lists agriculture/crop related sources as "probable sources contributing to" the impairment of 463.6 miles of streams in the watershed. In addition, MDNR (1992) states that "since a much greater relative percent of gully erosion than sheet erosion is delivered to streams, agriculture erosion and sediment deposition in streams should probably be considered a basin wide problem." Channelization within the watershed has likely compounded the problem. Channelization is known to increase bank instability and cause headcutting of the stream channel (Bolton and Shellberg 2001). This can have a reverse domino-effect as headcuts travel upstream increasing bank instability and erosion of tributaries, even in some severe instances causing small drainages in fields to become deep gulleys.
Pesticides are another non-point source pollution concern associated with the agricultural aspect of the watershed. It is estimated that approximately 26% of the watershed is cropland with approximately 15% of the watersheds riparian corridor in cropland, leaving little or no buffer for filtering out runoff which could carry pesticides to streams. Figure Wq04 shows percent of acres treated by county for various pesticide types.
Another major non-point source pollution concern within the South Grand River Watershed is runoff from mined lands. The MDNR "Incidents of Mines Occurrences, and Prospects" (IMOP) Database contains data on 31 "active" mines and 325 "past producers" within the South Grand River Watershed in Missouri (MDNR 2001a). The highest percentage of "past producers" were coal mines followed by limestone (MDNR 2001a). The majority of the coal mines (63%) are surface mines and are located in the lower portion of the watershed. Nearly all (92%) of limestone mines are surface mines. The distribution of coal mines within the watershed is limited to drainages flowing into the lower South Grand, and Truman Reservoir. When compared to other mining activities, coal mines appear to have had the greatest impact on water quality within the watershed. While the physical impacts of strip mining of coal include erosion and sedimentation, chemical impacts include high sulfate concentration, iron and manganese deposits, and acid mine drainage which can decrease the pH of impacted waters (MDNR 2002b). It should be noted that reclamation projects such as the Tebo Creek Project have been carried out on some abandoned mine lands within watershed (MDNR 2003).
As stated previously, 7 streams within the watershed are chemically affected by pollutants associated with coal mining. These pollutants included low pH and elevated levels of sulfate (MDNR 1998a).
As with many other watersheds in the state, livestock, and in particular cattle populations, can potentially adversely affect water quality within the South Grand River Watershed. This is especially true when livestock are allowed to linger in riparian zones. Estimated animal unit density (animal units/acre) for the South Grand River Watershed based on the 1992 Census of Agriculture was 0.161(MUWASC 1998). An animal unit is equal to "roughly one beef cow or 1,000 pounds live weight" (MUWASC 1998). Much of the livestock population data currently available is based on county estimates. Analysis of United States Department of Agriculture-National Agriculture Statistics Service (USDA-NASS 2000) data indicates that in 1999, counties intersecting the South Grand River Watershed had an average of 26.8 head of hogs per square mile and 73.5 head of cattle per square mile. For comparison, the average for counties statewide was 30.6 head of hogs per square mile and 62.4 head of cattle per square mile. While CAFOs, which were previously addressed as point source discharges, accounts for a certain percentage of livestock included in these statistics, the majority of livestock within the watershed are probably pastured. This makes the presence of nutrient filtering timbered stream corridors and limited livestock access to streams important tools landowners can use to minimize the impacts of livestock on water quality.
Runoff from urban and suburban areas as well as urban expansion can result in pollutants such as petroleum products, lawn fertilizers and pesticides, and sediment reaching streams. Approximately 0.4% of land cover in the South Grand River Watershed is classified as urban. The majority of this is located in the East Branch of the South Grand and the Upper Big Creek Hydrologic Units due to the presence of Harrisonville and outlying communities of the Kansas City area.
Land disruption from road and bridge construction and maintenance often results in increased sediment loads to receiving water systems. Bridge construction can also result in stream channel modification, which affects stream flow both up and downstream from the bridge. The South Grand River Watershed includes approximately 4,605 miles of road. This is 2.3 miles of road for every square mile of drainage area. Approximately 1,960 miles of these roads are probably unpaved (1.0 mi/sq mi). This is based on the assumption that most county roads not intersecting a municipality are unpaved. According to the Draft Missouri Department of Transportation 2004-2008 Highway and Bridge Construction Schedule, there are currently (2003) four state highway projects tentatively planned which involve drainage and/or bridge construction scheduled within the watershed from 2004-2008 (MDOT 2003).
Water Pollution and Fish Kill Investigations
Thirty one water pollution incidents have been investigated in the South Grand River Watershed since 1990 (Table Wq06) (MDC 2003c). The stream impacts associated with these incidents ranged from 0 yards to greater than 26.4 miles, with the impact of one incident unknown. Fourteen of the 31 incidents resulted in fish kills. Half of the fish kills were associated with discharges from sewage treatment facilities, while four of the kills were associated with the operation of Montrose Dam. Prior to 1990, several fish kills occurred due to acid mine drainage (amd) from coal mines located in the lower portion of the watershed(MDNR 2002c, 2002d, and 2002e). Some drainages affected by amd included Big Otter Creek, Barker Creek, and Tebo Creek. While reclamation projects have since been conducted in these watersheds, some release of amd still occurs due to shallow groundwater movement (MDNR 2002c, 2002d, and 2002e).
Unified Watershed Assessment
The Missouri Unified Watershed Assessment Final Report, a cooperative effort of various state and federal agencies as well as the University of Missouri, was completed in 1998. Two purposes of the report were to "identify watersheds that do not meet clean water and other natural resource goals and where prevention action is needed to sustain water quality and aquatic resources" in Missouri (MUWASC 1998) and to rank those watershed in order of priority for restoration action. Ranking was based on a variety of water quality and use criteria. Through this process, the South Grand River Watershed was ranked fourth out of 56 category I watersheds in the state. Factors contributing to this ranking at the time of analysis included the following: seven streams and one lake on 303(d); major pollutants (Sulfate and low pH); severe biological impairment due to channel alterations, excessive nitrification, and toxic metals/chemicals; moderate wetland loss; the presence of thirteen public drinking water intakes; 100% of hydrologic unit in public drinking water watersheds; and the presence of a large public drinking water population.
Water Use
Water use data for the South Grand River Watershed obtained from the USGS National Water Use Database (1998d) indicates that total water withdrawn from the South Grand River Watershed in 1995 was 366.24 million gallons per day (mgd). Most of the water withdrawn from the watershed was from surface water sources. Surface water withdrawn from the watershed was 362.99 mgd while groundwater withdrawn was 3.25 mgd.
Estimated water withdrawal for thermoelectric power generation purposes was the most prevalent use within the South Grand River Watershed in 1995 (USGS 1998d). Withdrawals for this purpose were entirely from surface water source(s) and totaled 354.9 mgd. This accounts for 97% of all withdrawals in the watershed. Withdrawals for livestock was the second most prevalent within the South Grand River Watershed equaling 2.39 mgd. Table Wq07 lists water withdrawals by use category for additional uses in the South Grand River Watershed.
There are 15 surface public drinking water intakes within the South Grand River Watershed (MDNR and CARES 2003a). Thirteen of these intakes are active. These intakes serve the cities of Adrian, Archie, Creighton, Garden City, and Harrisonville as well as Henry County Public Water Supply Districts 2 and 3 both of which receive water from Truman Reservoir. Of the active surface intakes, 9 are lake intakes and 4 are river intakes (Figure Wq05).
Major water use information for the South Grand River Watershed was obtained from the MDNR, Division of Geology and Land Survey. The MDNR maintains records of "major" (those facilities capable of withdrawing 100,000 gallons/day or more) surface and ground water users throughout the state. Recent records (2001) indicate there were a total of 31 major water users withdrawing nearly 2 billion gallons of water from 76 groundwater and surface water wells and/or intakes combined in 2001 (Table Wq08)(MDNR 2003b). Nearly all water (99.9%) was acquired from surface water sources with the remainder coming from ground water sources. Most surface water use (99.9%) and overall water use (92.8%) was associated with Truman Lake hydroelectric operations. Withdrawals by government entities accounted for 99.9% % of water use in the watershed.
Recreational Use
In 1982 the South Grand River Watershed was ranked 27 out of 37 major watersheds in Missouri for recreational value (MDC and MDNR 1982). Results were obtained by surveying professional staff from six state and federal agencies. In the views of respondents, the main problems facing the recreational standing of the watershed included poor land use, intensive agriculture, channel modification, and impoundment respectively. Chemicals and flooding by Truman Reservoir were additional problems mentioned.
While there are 8 public areas having 21.4 miles of permanent streams within the watershed, there are only three public stream accesses all of which are located on the South Grand and only one of which has a developed boat ramp. Low base flows plus the lack of developed public stream access points within the South Grand River Watershed are two of limiting factors to public stream use.
Much of the aquatic oriented recreational use within the watershed is associated with Truman Reservoir. Between 1990 and 1997 (no data for 1993 and 1996) anglers took an average of 40,467 fishing trips per year to Truman. Crappie was the most sought after fish with average estimated hours per angler per year at 17.2. Black bass were the second most sought after fish with average angler effort at 7.6. Average hours spent fishing for other fish were as follows: white bass (0.8), catfish (0.7), walleye (<0.1), hybrid striped bass (<0.1), and sunfish (<0.1). It is important to note that these figures are estimates for the entire Truman Reservoir.


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Homecoming (帰郷, Kikyō) is episode 1 of the Naruto: Shippūden anime.
Team Ebisu is seen scampering out of a forest in Konoha, chasing a cat. Konohamaru runs into Teuchi, the owner of Ramen Ichiraku. The cat finds himself in an alley and is subdued after a short bout with Konohamaru. They then report to Ebisu, their commander. As Naruto had in the past, Konohamaru demands higher ranked missions. The genin promises that he will become the Seventh Hokage, because he is totally convinced that Naruto will be the Sixth.
Meanwhile, Naruto arrives back in Konoha, and finds that it hasn't changed much since he had left for training with Jiraiya, except that Tsunade's face had now been added to the Hokage monument. Sakura and the others soon spot him, and while Sakura notes Naruto's physical change, Naruto blatantly tells her that she hasn't changed one bit, making her slightly angry. Konohamaru meets up with them, performing the Sexy Technique in front of all of them. Naruto says he will not do that again because he's no longer a kid. Sakura thinks that Naruto has matured and starts to miss the old Naruto, but when he reveals he has an even better version, it causes Sakura to punch and verbally assault Naruto for almost not having changed one bit mentally (with Naruto thinking in his mind that Sakura also has not changed at all). Naruto later catches up with Tsunade, who wishes to see how much he's learned by putting him up against a certain opponent who hasn't been given missions in a while just for this purpose. Before the name of the opponent can be given, the door to the office opens and the episode ends.
- It was first aired along with episode 2 as an hour-long premier special.
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Around 60 firefighters tackled a huge blaze at a chemical processing plant in Greenwich, south-east London, this morning.
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Speaking of car rides, here's where we went! I just have to share a few pictures from our Fall Break vacation because I think the scenery is pretty unique and pretty spectacular. We went to a place called Bryce Canyon National Park. It's here in the state of Utah – about 3 1/2 hours from our house and one of my favorite places.
We love Bryce! And Canyonlands! And Arches! And La Hacienda in Moab! {grin}
Bryce is fabulous. And it is just up the road from us 😉 I also got do do a little quilt using Color Me Happy. Isn't it just fantastic!! So fun!!
Bryce Canyon is scheduled as a must-see for our next road trip (hopefully 2014 or 2015?) Your photos are beautiful. Can't wait to see the rest of Vanessa's new collection ~ it's definitely on my wish list already ~ thanks for sharing!!
Bryce is my most favorite Park, and place to hike. And this time of year is the perfect time to go. Stunning pics.
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I LOVE Bryce as well! I'm from Colorado but I live in Florida now so a lot of the people around me are from the East Coast and have no idea what parks to visit when they go out west. I always recommend Bryce. I'd love to get back there since my husband has never been!
Hope you didn't push over any rocks 🙂 can't wait to see the quilts!
Lol! My boys love to climb on rocks and actually kept trying but those hoodoos are so fragile they were dying when we wouldn't let them. Next stop, Goblin Valley. 😉
Bryce is one of my favorite parks! (Along with canyonlands). Looks like you guys had fun!
Awesome view. Thanks so much for sharing.
Beautiful pictures, have you been to Monument Valley?
No! We need to go there next. It looks amazing!
Such gorgeous scenery. Zion and Bryce are on my bucket list of things to see and visit. I can sure see why you wanted to go back – it's just stunning.
Yes! You need to go. Both are amazing.
I love Bryce Canyon. Beautiful photos.
Gorgeous photos!! Have a great week! xo Holly
We loved it there this time last year, glad you got a chance to visit!
Props to your governor! What a mess. I visited Acadia National Park in Maine the week before the shutdown, and was so relieved that our timing worked out! I'll bet Congress ruined a lot of vacations, among other things. 🙁 Glad you guys got to go on yours!
I love Bryce Canyon! It's a beautiful place to run and hike – and our friends' family runs Ruby's Inn nearby. Lovely scenic shots!
Wow! Bryce Canyon is so beautiful! I love sewing bindings while riding in the car 🙂 it makes a long trip feel productive.
Bryce and Zion are just incredible wonders aren't they?
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Wow it is hard to believe the canyon is real, so amazing can see you returning again and again
Hi Amy! I love USA! I've been in Grand Canyon, Zion, Sequoia and Yosemite Park, during my Honeymoon. All of them are amazing!!! Waiting for seeing your works with these nice fabrics! ; – ) Best regards! Montse of lesmiliunaidees.blogspot.com
How nice of you to help Vanessa! Her patterns using this line are so darn cute- I can't wait for the collection! Your pictures are stunning!! Absolutely beautiful! I definitely need to plan a road trip in the near future! Thanks for sharing!
Wow – spectacular pictures!! Gorgeous country. Can't wait to see the reveal of the quilts. :-)

Those colours are awesome!
Those are great trip photos! I visited Bryce and Zion just a few years ago and was amazed at the beauty. I hiked around Bryce and hated to leave. You're lucky to live so close!
Love both Bryce and Zion. Travelled from Michigan to see those wonderful national parks!
Lovely – I thought it might be a photo backdrop – it was just too perfect 🙂 Glad you had a great trip!
Gorgeous scenery, and colours in the new quilts too! I did think the background could be a photo too. It's amazing.
Beautiful photo!! Thanks so much for sharing!!
Great pics. We love Bryce Canyon and Zion. If you ever get a chance make a trip to Bryce just after it snows. Completely different and absolutely amazing because of the contrast.


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"The mark of a great DJ is one who knows that hip-hop came from disco. That is the truth of the matter..."
Johnny 'D' DeMairo has always been about disco. It was something that underpinned his seminal house label Henry Street Music, the imprint he set up with Tommy Musto in 1993. It was a place where the particles of classic disco and the four-to-the-floor throb of house music were smashed together to create something new, something that would extend the life of these underground anthems and introduce them to a new audience. Armand Van Helden, Kenny Dope, Lil' Louie Vega, Terry Hunter, DJ Sneak, Todd Terry, DJ Duke; they all turned it out for Henry Street, and tracks like Dope's 'The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind)' and Van Helden's 'The Funk Phenomena' made it a pivotal part of house music history.
But the story starts much earlier than that in Brooklyn, New York, in the 80s. Born into a blue-collar Italian-American household, it would have been virtually impossible for DeMairo to avoid the streetlife happening outside his front door. Block parties, rollerskating, graffiti, disco, boogie, electro, freestyle and hip-hop were consuming kids from all backgrounds, of all colours.
At 12, he started to learn how to DJ using 'the absolute worst turntables ever made' – a pair of Lafayette T-2000s bought him by his father. The next year he got his first pair of Technics 1200 MK IIs, some of the first to arrive in New York. In 1981, he started playing neighbourhood and high school parties, before graduating to the block parties taking place in the recreation grounds and on the stoops of the now-gentrified Red Hook, Carroll Gardens and Brooklyn Heights. He quickly impressed the older DJs and armed with a stack of records on classic labels like Prelude and West End, he'd throw them together with Italo (or 'guido') disco tracks and Led Zeppelin.
His age didn't appear to be a barrier to New York's vibrant club culture. At 14, and in possession of a fake ID, he would make his way uptown to 254 West 54th Street in Manhattan, the location of the legendary Studio 54. Every Saturday night, he would be educated by its then-resident Leroy Washington, A DJ who'd moved to New York from Detroit in the 70s. Washington also owned the Lovelite club, where a young DJ called David Morales was resident, and Hi-Tech, a record store on Bleeker Street in Greenwich Village. DeMairo cites Washington as 'one of the most underrated DJs in history'.
"He was fucking phenomenal," he says. "He was on Thorens TD 125 MK II turntables which were, in my opinion, total garbage. He'd be doing things that didn't even make any sense. Never heard him off beat. You'd hear Madonna, Michael Jackson, Captain Rapp, Haircut 100, Billy Ocean, Van Halen, Brainstorm. Other big name DJs couldn't hang with Leroy. Technically, they weren't even in the same ballpark."
Aged 15, DeMairo met local Brooklyn DJ Danny Cole, and though older than him, he found a kindred spirit. Cole was DJing every Friday and Saturday at the Plaza Suite, a mob-owned nightclub in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, where there would be weekly live sets from people like Jimmy 'Bo' Horne and Jimmy Castor. He invited the young DeMairo to join him. "We'd kill that club on a weekly basis," says DeMairo.
Working in the various businesses owned by his extended family, he would make a wage during the day and then play the parties at night and on the weekend, while the mixtapes he distributed were slowly taking on a life of their own. Until any real money from DJing started coming in, he'd have to hide the growing mass of records he'd bought from his parents. "My father thought I was blowing all my money on vinyl. Which I was. Now 80,000 records later, I can remember where almost every record came from," he says.
Meanwhile, his musical education continued in the ether. "Radio was incredible in New York," he says. "There was Disco 92, WBLS with Frankie Crocker and 98.7 Kiss. I was just constantly trying to piece things together." The legendary Shep Pettibone became a star on 98.7 Kiss, and along with Leroy Washington remains DeMairo's idol both as a DJ and a producer. "I couldn't believe he was white!" he says. "Without a doubt, he was the number one inspiration for me. What he was doing with edits 30 years ago people can't do now with Pro Tools or a multi-track or anything. He was so innovative. Everything he touched, even a record I hated, if he did it, I loved it."
DeMairo is always quick to pay tribute to those who have shaped his love of music. DJs like Tony Moran and Albert Cabrera, also known as the Latin Rascals, who were exponents of the New York freestyle sound. The Dynamic Duo too, made up of his Henry Street co-hort Tommy Musto and the late Tommy Sozzi. "When I get in my mode of making mix tapes, Shep, Latin Rascals and the Dynamic Duo are there in some way. I'm like a walking medley. Every time I hear one track, I hear five records on top of it, with edits all around."
Making contacts among the DJ-only record pools, and then meeting the likes of Louie Vega, Todd Terry and Kenny Dope on the club circuit, DeMairo joined a promotion company called the Street Information Network, soon using it to create networks of his own; CJ Mackintosh in London, Terry Hunter in Chicago, 95 North in Washington, and, of course, all those New York connections. When it came time to launch his own label, the fledgling Henry Street (named after a cross street in his Brooklyn neighbourhood), he could call on the most smouldering of talents in house music to make it great. But that is another story...
This selection is about the tracks that would inform Henry Street, the tracks found deep within the complex strings of its DNA, the tracks championed by Pettibone on Kiss or by Washington at the Studio, or those dredged from crates across the city. Half-heard anthems from Italy tracked down through forensic research in the record shops of the five boroughs, rare dub versions of classics that you won't be finding on eBay anytime soon. This is real disco.
"These are the secret weapon tracks, but more personal to me and people from my world. I'm pulling records from different places. This is how I play records. It's not fake. I have never been a 'set DJ' and always played just about every genre of music, from the fastest uptempo disco anthem, to the most ghetto rap jam to Zeppelin. Music is music. A good DJ can play it all. A great DJ can play it all technically correct!"
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Sheriff Ed Brown said the arrest of Robert Alexander over the weekend closes the case of a brutal Hubert home invasion.
On March 25th, investigators say five people burst into a home on Howell Road in Hubert with guns, corralled the family into one room and put a gun to the father's head. The sheriff previously stated the family's son William McComas, and his mother were beaten during the invasion. McComas made a slow recovery from the severe beating that left him in a coma for days.
First, deputies arrested Charles Winston and Brendon Dillon. Both men are 20 years old and live in Hubert. Nearly a month later, John Gillard III and Casey Adams, both of Hubert were in custody for the crime. Gillard and Adams were found in Coffee County, Alabama.
Finally, deputies got word that the fifth and final suspect in the violent home invasion was located in Pollocksville. Brown said his deputies worked alongside deputies in Jones County to serve a warrant at the residence, and arrested 30-year-old Robert Alexander of Jacksonville.
Alexander is scheduled to make his first appearance in an Onslow County court on Monday morning.
Sheriff Brown said the entire home invasion was a set up: the McComa's daughter's boyfriend at the heart of the crime.
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The Jacksonville Daily News says Alexander was wanted for a crime on March 25 and was arrested Friday. We will keep you posted on what we find out today.
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Kill Phil: Part 2 is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, given by Reni Wassulmaier to protagonist Victor Vance from the InterGlobal Films studios on Prawn Island, Vice City
Phil Collins is soon about to perform his concert in the Hyman Memorial Stadium in Downtown but after the trouble his manager, Barry Mickelthwaite has put on his life (borrowing money from Giorgio Forelli), he's forced to wait and tell a close friend to take care of the Forelli Family hitmen and make sure the stadium is safe from goons. Victor drives over to the stadium and finds a Forelli hitman inside as he kills a police. After killing the first hitman, Victor makes his way inside and checks out every room and kills the hitmen there who are mostly armed with AK-47's. Victor then after killing every hitman at the first floor, and collects the basement keycard from one of them. He then gets up on a lift and heads to the basement killing every hitman left before Phil Collins arrives.
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In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Go to the stadium
- Phil's sound check is soon. Make sure the stadium is safe before he arrives
- Check out security at all of the stadium locations
- Kill those hitmen
- Continue checking out security at the remaining locations
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- Kill those hitmen
- Collect the basement keycard dropped by the hitman
- Find out what they were doing in the basement
- A bomb is being planted! Kill those assassins before Phil Collins arrives
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- The game allows about five minutes (of real time) to complete the mission. Two sections of the game are "mission killers" if Victor takes too long: getting to the stadium (if Victor crashes or is otherwise delayed) and eliminating the targets on the stage, most of whom are difficult to target (auto-aim does not work very well; use the sniper rifle). One tip for increasing Vic's running speed is to change his weapon to either empty hand or a handgun rather than running with a rifle (just be ready to go back to the heavier weaponry when enemies are encountered). It can also help to take the BMX inside the stadium.
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The man was identified as 53-year-old Charles Wolfinger, who was found along the river behind Martin's Supermarket shortly before 9 p.m., according to a press release from the Elkhart Police Department.
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The basic idea is this, if you (as an Alteil player with some experience) decide to mentor a new player OR invite a friend (and mentor them or just let them fend for themselves and hope), you will get 20 Point cards and your student/new user gets 30 Point cards. Prizes are awarded once the student accumulates 20 wins in Crest or Folrart.
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After keeping you all in suspense for a few days, we continue on with the announcements of our Judges for the upcoming Founder Showcase. Joining David Hornik and Katherine Barr on stage with our judging panel will be Noah Doyle of Javelin Venture Partners.
Noah is currently a Managing Director at Javelin Venture Partners and over the past 20 years has founded, launched and grown dozens of high technology products and companies. He most recently directed the enterprise product line for Google's geospatial products, Google Earth and Google Maps. Prior to his work at Google, Noah managed the Marketing Strategy and Corporate Development functions at Keyhole, Inc., the venture capital backed company that created the first Web-hosted digital earth model and was acquired by Google in 2004. Prior to Keyhole, Noah helped establish the Internet loyalty rewards marketplace as a co-founder of MyPoints.com, the largest Internet loyalty program with over 6 million active members, where he led product management and business development functions from the company's inception through an initial public offering and subsequent acquisition by United Airlines.
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