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Rachael Ray
- 1980s
Out of the Frying Pan
In 1968, Elsa Scuderi, a longtime restaurant manager, and James, a retired book publisher, welcome daughter Rachael, whose first word is "vino." "I was a food snob by age 7," Ray tells the Miami Herald in 2006. With her two siblings, Ray grows up in restaurants from Cape Cod, Mass., to upstate New York. "I went to the school of Mama!" the former Lake George High School cheerleader adds. "My mother didn't like strangers watching her children, so we were all in the restaurants."
- 1997
The Turning Gunpoint
While working at a specialty grocery store in Manhattan, Ray is mugged in her Queens apartment. "This kid comes in behind me – next thing I know he shoves my face up against the door, jams a gun into my back and says, 'Give me your bag,'" she tells PEOPLE in 2007. She maces him, but he returns the following weekend: "He dragged me down the alley and beat the crap out of me with his gun." Ray realizes New York isn't for her, and within a week moves back upstate.
- 1998
Fast Food to Fame
While working at a gourmet store in Albany, N.Y., Ray notices that the prepared food sells well, while basic groceries don't. She comes up with the idea for local chefs to teach 30-minute cooking classes to boost sales, but they don't bite. Ray decides to teach the classes herself, and a local TV station puts her on-air. Ray's fast food leads to a bestselling book (left) and a 2001 guest spot cooking on the Today Show.
- 2001
Multimedia Buffet
After her spot on the Today Show, the Food Network approaches Ray and brings her 30-minute cooking classes to a national kitchen. "You're champagne, I'm beer out of the bottle," Ray tells the Food Network. But viewers clearly have a taste for brewskis. Ray eats up the ratings with her shows, including 30-Minute Meals (right), $40 a Day and Tasty Travels.
Ray attends a party where she meets John Cusimano, an entertainment lawyer and lead singer in rock band the Cringe. "I saw John from across the room immediately, because we're both short and couldn't take my eyes off him," she told PEOPLE in 2006. "I was speechless and I'm never speechless." The couple marries in Tuscany in 2005 (left).
- 2003
Spice Girl
Ray swaps oven mitts for sex appeal in a saucy shoot for lad magazine FHM (right). Ray explains it's her chance to "represent" and "have a normal person in there, not just teens from the West Coast." The following year, PEOPLE names her one of its 50 Most Beautiful.
- 2005
Rachael the Magazine
Ray launches her own lifestyle magazine, Every Day With Rachael Ray, which takes familiar Ray ingredients like recipes and adds a blend of features on travel and entertaining, some with celebrity spice. Ray says the magazine "means getting more out of every day...we're going to make these wonderful meals, we're going to take fun little weekend jaunts."
- 2006
All the Dish!
Ray debuts her daily talk show, Rachael Ray (right), in association with Oprah's Harpo Productions. Ray's viewers measure in the millions. "Rachael's energy and ability to connect with her audience are why she's such a hit," Oprah tells PEOPLE. The show wins an Emmy in 2007, adding to Ray's 2006 win for 30-Minute Meals.
- 2007
On the Rocks?
Ray opens up to PEOPLE about everything from her weight ("I don't deny myself. I don't want to be a size zero that badly..."), baby plans ("I work too much to be an appropriate parent...") and the tabloid speculation that her two-year marriage is on the rocks. She denies any marital upset. "I've got a man who can cook, is a lawyer and a rock star. And he doesn't mind that I come home from work at 10 p.m.," she tells PEOPLE. "What idiot would divorce that?"
- 2008
Rachael Wins Emmy for Talk Show
Halting Ellen DeGeneres' winning streak, rookie Ray pulls a surprise win when she takes home the Emmy for Outstanding Talk Show (Entertainment). "Holy cat. That is exciting," she says during her acceptance speech. "I really can't breathe." In 2009, she takes the Emmy for the second consecutive year.
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BIOGRAPHY (top to bottom): Courtesy of Rachael Ray; amazon.com; Courtesy Food Network; Wireimage; Eric Cahan/Corbis; Desiree Navarro/FilmMagic; David Russell; Jill Johnson/JPI
- Name
- Rachael Ray
- Date of Birth
- August 25, 1968
- Birth Place
- Cape Cod, Mass.
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John Cusimano, husband (2005 to present)


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Presidents win team sportsmanship award
WASHINGTON - The Washington & Jefferson football team was selected as the winner of the Presidents' Athletic Conference's Team Sportsmanship Award Sunday night. Southern Local graduate Nathan Melhorn was one of the teaam's four captains this season. Tim McNerney, who died Oct. 4, DeAndre Simmons and Ian Hennessy were the other three captains.
Pasquineli to play in bowl game
NEW WILMINGTON - Salem graduate and Westminster College football player Geno Pasquinelli will play in the 4th Annual D3 Senior Classic Scout Bowl Game Dec. 7. in Salem, VA.
Wellsville winter sports passes on sale
WELLSVILLE - Wellsville High School will be selling winter season passes all week. Tickets will be available today at the girls basketball game, Wednesday from 3-5 p.m. in the high school office, Thursday at the girls basketball game, and Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the high school office and at the boys basketball game. Cost is $45 adult pass, $30 student, $120 family.
Elks Hoop Shoot being held Saturday
CALCUTTA - The free Elks Hoop Shoot free-throw contest will be he held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Calcutta YMCA. It is open to all boys and girls ages 8-13. Prizes available for top performers. Registration will begin at 11a.m. For information contact Chad Prologo at 330-385-2652.
BLHS Athletic Hall of Fame nominations
CALCUTTA - The BLHS Athletic Hall of Fame is currently accepting nominations. Forms can be obtained at www.beaver.k12.oh.us/blhof/hall-fame.html or at the high school office.
SL Meet the Indians event to be Wednesday
SALINEVILLE - Meet the Indians will be held Nov 28 at 6 p.m. in the high school gym followed by the mandatory state preseason parent meeting. The following winter passes will be available for purchase following the meeting: adult girls basketball $45; adult boys basketball $45; student pass $20; athlete pass $10; high school family $125; junior/senior high family $170; junior high $15; Senior Citizen passes for those living in the district are available at the superintendent's office.
Boxing back at MTR on Saturday
CHESTER - Former world champ Paul "The Pittsburgh Kid" Spadafora (46-0-1, 19KOs) will headline a boxing card at The Harv at Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort Saturday. The event is presented by 8-time world champ Roy Jones Jr. in association with TNT Promotions. In the co-feature is Youngstown's Jake "The Bull" Giuriceo (16-1-1, 3KOs). Other fighters scheduled include Billy "Hutch" Hutchinson (4-1-D, 2KOs), "Big Chief" Morgan Fitch (7-0, 3KOs), the pro boxing debut of MMA favorite Joey "The Jack Hammer" Holt, of East Liverpool, a special prelude amateur bout with Steubenville's Angelo Magnone and more to be announced. Base ticket prices are VIP starting at $100, Section A $50, Section B $35, & Bleachers $25. Tickets can be purchased at Mountaineer Casino's Players Club in person or by calling the Players Club at 1-800-804-0468 Ext: 8297, online at www.MOREatMountaineer.com or www.Etix.com.
Meet the Bears night being held Thursday
NEW MANCHESTER - The Oak Glen High School/Middle School Meet the Bears night will be held at 7 p.m. on Nov. 29 in the Oak Glen Field House. All team members, coaches and support staff of the high school and middle school boys and girls basketball, wrestling, and cheering teams along with the Oak Glen High School marching band will be introduced. Admission is free.
Poland Boosters Basketball Tournament
POLAND - The Poland Boosters Basketball Tournament for boys and girls grades 4-6 will be held Jan. 26 and 27 and Feb. 2 and 3. Contact David Wolfe at 330-707-0565 or email@example.com. Info at www.polandboosters.com.
Track officials meeting being held Feb. 6
AUSTINTOWN - The Greater Youngstwon?Track?Officials Association will hold a mandatory state rules meeting for all coaches and officials at 6 p.m. Feb. 6 and in the Austintown Fitch Auditorium. All coaches and officials must participate in one state rules meeting per year.
Martins Ferry youth b-ball tourney being held
MARTINS FERRY - The Martins Ferry Basketball Parents will once again be sponsoring a youth basketball shootout the weekend of March 1-3, 2013 for 5th and 6th grade boys and girls teams. All teams will be guaranteed three games, with a possibility of a fourth game depending on the number of teams. The entry fee will be $75. Games will be held at Martins Ferry High School with onsite parking and concessions available. If interested, contact John Bennett at 740-633-0684 ext 1106 or email@example.com, or Kim Appolloni at 740-633-0684 ext 1423 or firstname.lastname@example.com.

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Tuesday, April 9, 2013
What is it about Saturday night?
I'm totally content to sit home every night of the week except Saturday. In fact, Widdle and I have a longstanding agreement that keeps us apart on Friday nights—I'm at the big house, he's at the river and we have a swell time.
He joins friends for a few libations, toddles home, eats microwave popcorn and goes to bed. Sometimes he sleeps for 10 hours straight. (Since he normally gets five hours, what with a senile dog and snoring wife, I can't grudge him Friday nights.)
I love my solo time, too, although it wouldn't raise anyone's blood pressure. I may have a flossing marathon, moisturize my elbows, read home improvement blogs, dress up the dog, whatever. I'm in my frayed blue UNC t-shirt, obsessing over chalk paint and happy as a clam at high tide.
Then comes Saturday, and I feel like we should go and do, see and be seen. I don't know why it feels different than Tuesday night, but it does. (It's probably important to note that there are no children/grandchildren to occupy my time. Although I do have an awesome stepson, he was 24 and married when we met, and thus has required very little step-mothering.)
It's odd--when I was single, my perfect Saturday night consisted of me, a video (back when Blockbuster was a store, not a kiosk), and Chinese takeout. I reveled in being alone and autonomous.
Now that I'm not single, I have this strange need to DO SOMETHING, even if it's just going to play Putt-Putt (which I'm terrible at and haven't actually done in 15 years.)
I like to socialize, but I'm—how can I put this—socially awkward. If not around family or close friends, I tend to get tongue-tied. I'm not good at small talk and I'm not smart enough to fake it. Once we establish that you, I and our respective loved ones are doing fine, I don't know where to take it from there.
Back to Saturday nights and what to do, what to do. I don't like to eat out more than once a week, usually on Sundays, so that's out. Popping out for a drink is tempting, but we're 15 miles from the nearest glass of wine, and both of us are too paranoid to have even one drink and get behind the wheel. So that's out.
I'd love to head into Charleston more often, but going to a concert, movie or play requires a round-trip of 40 to 75 miles. Given that my husband routinely drives 500 miles a week for work (and is too terrified to let his wife take the wheel), I hate asking him to drive even more on the weekends.
If I had my way Widdle and I would play poker every weekend (he taught me when we were dating), but he doesn't play cards much anymore.
We could, and frequently do, spend the night at the river among neighbors, but too often we oversleep and miss church the next day.
So what's left? It may be time to face the truth: We're officially "homebodies." If you'd told me when I was 35 that I'd be eating a bowl of microwaved Publix moose tracks frozen yogurt while watching the RFD Channel on Saturday night, I'd have gagged/laughed.
But, like chalk paint and mittens on a dog, it's growing on me.
Happy weekend!
Julie R. Smith, who also likes pomegranate frozen yogurt, can be reached at email@example.com.
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What you refer to as, the pulling off of the condom after having intercourse while making the "czshingggg" noise, forcing the woman to commit seppuku.
I asked Janet if she was on the pill. When she said "no," I was forced to pull out my samurai sword.
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Women in combat is no surprise
The decision by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta to lift the official ban on women in combat formalizes what has been a fact of life in the military for some time. A young soldier named Nicole Ann Foisset was making that point in 2003. She was the only woman assigned to a light reconnaissance unit with the 4th Infantry Division, which often ranged far from the main body of troops. Especially in counter-insurgency operations, when U.S. forces confront an enemy that doesn't wear a uniform and there are no real "front lines," women in uniform have served with distinction alongside men, fought and sometimes died. Here's an account of Foisset's experiences early in the Iraq conflict:
Solitary woman in harm's way Mechanic kept G Troop
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Publication Date: April 30, 2003
TIKRIT, Iraq – When 80 soldiers pushed into Iraq with G Troop, 10th
Cavalry, a light reconnaissance unit that often ranged far ahead of
tanks and infantry, Nicole Ann Foisset was the only woman among
She shared the risks, stood her guard in hostile territory, fought
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Following a late start to the 2011-12 ski season, early snowfall at the start of this winter has Lake Tahoe area ski resorts ready to open well ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
As of late Friday afternoon, Heavenly Mountain Resort was reporting 14 inches of snow had fallen from this week's storms, while Sierra-at-Tahoe Ski Resort said 15 inches fell and Kirkwood Mountain Resort reported 18 inches was on the ground.
Heavenly plans to be the first South Shore resort to open when chairlifts start turning Nov. 16. The resort expects to open California Trail with some park features on one side, according to a post by snow reporter Megan Hammitt. The resort may also open Orion's Run depending on conditions.
Mammoth Mountain, in the Eastern Sierra, opened Friday. Although Boreal Mountain Resort, near Lake Tahoe's North Shore, opened briefly last month, Mammoth was the only ski resort open in California when skiers and snowboarders took to the hill this week.
"Snow brings them out of the woodwork," Mammoth spokeswoman Joani Lynch said. "It's very nice to have an addition of natural snow for our opening this year, and it looks like it's setting up for a real nice Thanksgiving."
Boreal hopes to open seven days a week starting at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, according to a Friday statement from the resort.
"The season is starting off with a bang up here at Boreal," said resort spokesman Jon Slaughter in the statement. "We were able to open in October which is always our goal, and with this storm we hope to be up and running for the season."
And more snow may be on the way.
The National Weather Service in Reno is expecting a high of 30 degrees in South Lake Tahoe Saturday, with another inch or so of snow before 10 a.m. Snow showers, and warming temperatures, are predicted Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
"Well below normal temperatures will remain over the region through Sunday," according to a hazardous weather outlook for the region. "These temperatures will be the coldest of the season thus far before a gradual warming trend returns early next week."
- The Associated Press contributed to this story.


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Get with the groove, boogey-ing, dancing well, or breakdancing well
Damn, see that guy on the dance floor? He can bust a move! That, my friend, is groovin'.
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To hit on a chick. Make a move on a woman.
I'm gonna bust a move on that fine ass bitch.
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a. awesome dance move
b. implementation of unexpected strategy
b. implementation of unexpected strategy
Shit! Dat boy done busta move all over dat hoe's face!
от Witchie-coo 20 март 2003
To dance your ass off.
"DAMN did you see yo girl on the dancefloor; she really bustamove; FASHO! "
от yerface 08 юли 2006
What you do when you have done nothing all day except check facebook, email and reality TV updates then eventually realize you have commitments and/or people waiting on your ass to perform.
It was 4pm and I had to bustamove to get my work done.
от ivana eruption 11 март 2011
To pop, lock, and bust the freshest in order to sign up with some hot imported booty. Also a song by Young MC, based along the same lines of skilled dancing to get into the panties of moist damn fine sex on legs
..Bust it, bow wow chicka wow chicka wow wow...
от Digital_Messiah 03 юли 2004
To save yourself from a awkward situation with a lady
"hey did you see bob last night with that chick?"
"yea he had to bust a move and got laid"
"yea he had to bust a move and got laid"
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1965-1978 Dodge D300 Truck Headlight Switch1AZHS00023-190953
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- Replaces OE Part Number(s): 3204955 , 3482826 , 3530559 , 3542698 , 3601624
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Plans to turn East High and Waterfront Elementary into charter schools have been withdrawn, authors of the plans said Monday.
The group proposing the charters received feedback from the state Education Department last week indicating that the applications would not be approved.
"I know what we presented here is a long shot. It's the nuclear option," attorney Steven Polowitz said. "This process is trying to buck the administration, the Board of Education and the union. Every power structure that runs the schools now, we're bucking."
Chameleon Community Schools Project, a nonprofit that Polowitz is affiliated with, would have run the two schools under the plans submitted to Albany.
The applications were unlike any other charter applications in the state because they sought to close two existing district schools and reopen them as charter schools. Polowitz designed the plans to fit within one of the four federal school improvement models for failing schools.
He and Amy Friedman, one of the lead applicants, said the state Education Department review process was not designed for what is known as a charter restart – closing a district school and reopening it as a charter school. They attributed the problems with the applications to the lack of a specific application process for such a proposal.
"It was clear from the way they were reviewed that they weren't prepared to review a charter restart application," said Friedman, former president of the board at Tapestry Charter School. "They did not understand the charter restart model in its entirety."
She cited a few questions from the state that would apply to plans to start a new charter school, but not to plans for closing an existing school and reopening it as a charter. One example: What's the alternative building site if this building is not available? The entire plan is contingent upon getting use of the existing Waterfront and East buildings, she said.
Friedman and Polowitz declined to provide The Buffalo News with copies of the feedback they received from the state.
The state also cited its concern with the lack of a functional relationship between the proposed charter schools and the School Board, Friedman said. The majority of School Board members have been vocally opposed to the charter plans, with several board members saying they took offense because they had not been consulted early enough in the process.
The charter plans would have required either the School Board to vote to close the schools, or the state Education Department to force the closings. Both seemed unlikely. Eight of nine board members opposed the plans, and the state has never intervened anywhere in New York by taking the bold step of closing a district school by revoking its registration.
"We knew it was contingent on State Ed using some muscle to push the district," Polowitz said. "State Ed needed to be the heavy here. If this is going to happen in a district like Buffalo, I don't know how else it's going to happen."
Friedman and Polowitz said they are planning to continue efforts to turn district schools into charters. They are going to submit applications again in July for a possible fall 2014 opening date. They have not decided which district schools, or even how many, they will submit applications for.
"Twenty-six thousand students in Buffalo are in failing schools," Polowitz said. "They need options."
He and Friedman said state education officials have asked them to provide input on designing an application process specifically for charter restart proposals.
They are hoping that by the time they submit applications this summer, the state will have a process in place that is more geared toward what they are proposing.
"This process isn't over," Friedman said. "It's really just beginning."


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Event Calendar
Throughout the year, Ojai hosts a steady stream of cultural events, culinary delights, concerts, and festivals. Check out what's happening in Ojai California, as well as at Ojai Valley Inn & Spa.
Camp Ojai | Camp Ojai's Camp Out
When: 08/01/2013, 08/08/2013, 08/15/2013, 08/22/2013, 08/29/2013
Thursday Evening | Camp Ojai's Camp Out | 6PM - 9PM
No evening Camp Ojai offered July 4th. Children 5-12 years old are invited to explore the night at our Camp Ojai Camp Out.
Join us at twilight as we embark on a scavenger hunt to uncover Ojai treasures. Evening includes nighttime activities, dinner and a kid-friendly movie.
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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
The Red's Ice House Sharks captured the Mount Pleasant Recreation Department men's flag football league championship Tuesday with a 17-0 win over the Buckeyes at Town Hall.
Former Lowcountry preps standout Ryan Steed turned in a big night on offense, defense and special teams to lift the Sharks (8-4) to the championship win. Steed gave the Sharks an early three-point lead with a 35-yard field goal in the first half.
Steed later hooked up with Austin Friddle on a 10-yard screen pass to open a two-score Sharks advantage with eight minutes to play in the game.
The Sharks defense sealed the win late in the fourth quarter as lineman Patrick Hickman deflected a Buckeyes pass into the hands of Steed who returned it 95 yards for the score.
"Everyone played like warrior poets," Friddle said. "The redbirds are flying strong." Steed was named the Sharks' Most Valuable Player, along with Friddle who received co-MVP honors.
The Buckeyes finish the season 7-5.
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The act of masterbating after succeding in a competition of sorts instead of celebrating. Also done after performing a task you were told you were unable to do. Not to be confused with Relaxterbation
Nick: I told them i could land that plane im gonnas go have a victory Jerk
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The heavy rains that soaked the Lowcountry over the past 24 hours put the start of Saturday's Carolina Challenge Cup finale in jeopardy.
But once the game kicked off, the fans at Blackbaud Stadium were treated to an entertaining affair as a 75th-minute strike from Summerville native Austin Savage keyed the Charleston Battery to a 2-1 victory over the Houston Dynamo.
Savage, a trialist from Clemson University, entered in the 72nd minute with the score knotted, 1-1, and immediately made an impact. He torched the Houston back line to serve a dangerous cut-back pass to Evier Cordovéz, whose shot was blocked. On Zach Prince's ensuing corner kick, however, Savage's back-post header gave Dynamo netminder Tally Hall no chance.
"Austin's a funny one," said Battery coach Mike Anhaeuser. "He's got a nose to score goals. Just like in training, every day he seems to get there. He's not the biggest guy, but he snuck on the far post and put a great header on target."
The Chicago Fire had captured the tournament title earlier in the night by virtue of its 1-1 tie with the Vancouver Whitecaps, but Saturday's nightcap still held value, especially for a Houston squad that opens the MLS season next weekend.
The Dynamo's Giles Barnes initiated the scoring in the 16th minute, but Dane Kelly equalized two minutes later with a left-footed shot from outside the box took a slight deflection past Hall into the net.
The strong lineup employed by Houston coach Dominic Kinnear, which included powerful forward Will Bruin and seasoned veterans Brad Davis and Adam Moffat, continued to test Charleston's defensive unit, but the Dynamo was unable to break through.
Goalkeeper Odisnel Cooper, one of three players in camp with the Battery who defected to the United States prior to Cuba's World Cup qualifier against Canada in October, turned in a sensational performance. He saved Jermaine Taylor's point-blank shot in the 26th minute and a Davis penalty kick in the 36th before parrying away Bruin's 15-yard volley six minutes later.
"Cooper played fantastic," Anhaeuser said. "That kept us in the game. And when you play a team like Houston, that's what you've got to have."
While Cooper has not yet signed a contract with the Battery, doing so will be a mere formality. He is in Anhaeuser's plans for the season but is currently awaiting his working papers.
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"When I told some of my ex-teammates, they didn't care," says Lohman, 31, who now plays for the Boston Breakers with Sanderson, her partner since 2010. "They were like, 'Whatever. That's great.' "
Sanderson, 26, who also plays for England's national team, tells PEOPLE, "Our families were so understanding. We certainly have friends and people who have reached out to us who weren't that lucky."
Indeed, fans and strangers reach out to the engaged couple, asking them for advice.
"I get people writing to me probably bi-weekly telling me about their journey and how they don't know how to come out and that they don't know how to tell their parents," says Lohman, speaking with PEOPLE exclusively for a portfolio of gay professional athletes on their choices to play and live openly. (Watch a video of all the athletes below.)
"I try to give them advice and make them feel like they're not alone. Everyone wants to be accepted. When they see me and Lianne out on the field, they think, 'Wow. If they can do it on that stage …' It gives them power to really live their lives honestly."
Lohman, who has played on the U.S. women's national team, volunteers with Go! Athletes, an organization committed to ending anti-LGBT bias in sports, speaking at colleges about her experiences as an out athlete.
"I never thought when I started playing soccer that I would ever have this platform to truly make a difference," says Lohman. "Never did I think it would be through my sexuality, but I'm very open and honest. I like to interact with the fans and hopefully they believe that I'm down-to-earth and accessible."
Sanderson understands what it feels like to be singled out. Growing up, she was the only girl on an all-boys' team. "If I was playing in a game and I was getting a goal, some of the parents would say, 'Oh. She's only a girl," and say derogatory things about me," she says.
"My mom and dad would get upset, but then at the end of the game, those same people would come up to me, shaking my hand and congratulating me. It shouldn't have even gotten to that point."
Hearing those comments only made her more "inspired," says Sanderson, who turned pro at age 14 and played on England's World Cup team at 19. "It didn't really affect me. I think when you get older things that people say may affect you more. I just wanted to play soccer and wanted to run around in the mud and be outside."
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It's hard, right? And it becomes downright impossible when you're seeing it happen for the first time.
That's the lesson little Leon learned in this heartwarming video, as the tiny tot discovered how funny it was to raise his eyebrows in the mirror. Each face he pulls is more hilarious than the last.
Is Leon the next Jim Carrey? His parents certainly seem to think so, and we're not betting against him.
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Discover how to draw anime characters! Transform your rough sketches into amazing, full-color illustrations with animation artist Cotty Kilbanks as your guide! Begin with a chibi rendering and learn how to use simple shapes and guidelines to create an expressive character. Progress to a more complex anime sketch and find out how to easily render the distinctive heart-shaped face and winsome eyes of the anime world. Conquer changes in perspective as you learn how to translate a front-facing character to a side view, and transform your drawing from flat to fully volumetric with form-building shading. Explore inspiring options for hair, eye and costume designs and learn how to depict various facial expressions. Then, bring your character to life with bold inking, vibrant Copic markers and Cotty's expert tips.
Meet your instructor, anime artist Cotty Kilbanks, as you start your first sketch: a basic chibi character. Use Cotty's tips on drafting guidelines to help you as you begin to work on your character's features. Then gain confidence developing light and shadows.
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Figure drawing can be challenging, but Cotty offers easy, helpful tips that will make your drawings look more proportional and gestural. You'll loosely sketch your character's body from head to toe, considering elements like joints and movement as you work. Watch your figure take form on the page as you add more detail and ink your drawing using Cotty's expert techniques .
Let your imagination run wild as Cotty demonstrates ways to draw several popular costume types. Create complex details in your work with Cotty's tips as you sketch clothing folds, pepper fabric with lines of stitches, and consider how clothing lies on the body. Next, tackle methods for drawing tricky areas such as hands and feet, and learn how to pose your character on the page.
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Money is money, they're getting the same amount no matter who it comes from. All they have to do is say "sorry, we oversold" and give you your money back. /snip
Your looking at it the wrong way. You are a potentially a big source of income. Every customer is averaged at around $1000 income for the business. So losing 1 customer means losing a potential $1000. Then comes the devastating word of mouth, which could also make the company lose more customers which means more money.


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New York Fashion Week Series: 4. Victoria Beckham SS13
2nd October 2012
Fresh and feminine body conscious dresses, block colour simplicity, a little lingerie inspiration and the introduction of separates (bias cut skirts and short shorts). I have to give it to Victoria Beckham I really like how she is evolving as a designer.
I had expected to see another collection of fitted dress after fitted shift dress but I liked the new separates and had a surprising amount of affection for the A line skirts – styles that usually terrify me as they remind me of badly fitted school uniform days*. A little sporty perhaps and very aesthetically pleasing with the geometric influences running throughout (I like that kind of structure) – Victoria Beckham SS13 was a hit with me.
Beckham still included dresses within the collection; my favourite was a nude dress with bodice detail (image top) like a second skin against the body. Another favourite (image below) – a crisp white dress with broderie anglaise cotton sections cut around the chest. Because of the simplicity in the designs this season, I felt Beckham was a wearable collection indeed.
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Does South Carolina still need Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act?
"I think when you look at the effort with the voter ID laws in South Carolina and other states — and in my perspective the voter ID laws were basically voter-suppression laws — I think definitely we need it. The voter ID law is the poster boy of why we need Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act."
S.C. Rep. David Mack, D-Charleston
"I don't think it's needed any longer in our state. We passed a voter ID similar to what Indiana did. Indiana voters were able to have theirs go into effect immediately. Ours we had to sue all the way up to Washington for a three-judge panel to agree that ours was OK.
"We passed a reapportionment plan in South Carolina this year. That plan was passed by the House, passed by the Senate, signed by the governor, approved by the Justice Department, challenged by lawsuits, went all the way up the court chain, and survived that whole process intact without a single line being changed. So South Carolina has it right how you handle these issues.
"I understand the reasons why they did this back in the '60s, but today the way we handle things in South Carolina is similar to the way they're handled in other states, and the Voting Rights Act either ought to apply to everyone or it shouldn't exist."
House Speaker Bobby Harrell, R-Charleston
"In the midst of the most recent attacks on voter access, the Voter Rights Act has played a crucial role in beating back discriminatory voting measures. It is still absolutely necessary to guarantee that every citizen in the United States has access where it is most important, and that's at the ballot box.
"I don't think there is anything wrong with creating safeguards for the most sacred right of all Americans, and that is the right to vote, and I believe the Voting Rights Act does just that."
Richard Hricik, chairman of the Charleston County Democratic Party
"It violates the constitutional amendment which guarantees every state a representative form of government. It's almost like marshal law.
"Nobody can make a credible argument that Charleston County of 2013 is the same as 1964. The conditions that existed 40 or 50 years ago are no longer applicable today.
"If you want to change a voting precinct from one side of the street to the other, you have to go to Washington. It costs time and money that's not necessary, and it creates separate racial voting districts to the detriment of all people. It separates people based on race.
"It's almost like a mark of shame for what happened 50 years ago. The population has changed. There's no reason to have that now."
Larry Kobrovsky, a Charleston attorney who was preparing a lawsuit against Section 5 until the Supreme Court agreed to review it
"I think the whole brouhaha over the voter ID law shows why we still need it. It passed muster after South Carolina went to great lengths to make it easier for people to get a voter ID. There's been some progress, but we still need it.
"Section 5 does not need to be eliminated. Section 5 needs to be enforced in all 50 states."
The Rev. Joseph Darby, senior pastor of Morris Brown AME Church in Charleston and vice president of the state chapter of the NAACP
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Affectionate term for a child
You're a Buggerlugs.
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An affectionate term for a female friend, if you're from up north!
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Thanks to that ugly, nasty lockout being lifted last week, we saw a dizzying flurry of player movement late in the week.
Some teams, like the Philadelphia Eagles, established themselves as early favorites for the Super Bowl. Others, like the Washington Redskins, left you scratching your head.
Then you have teams like the Denver Broncos. They made headlines for moves that didn't make. Or, depending on your point of view, moves they should have made.
Namely, we're waiting on the team to figure out their crowded quarterback situation.
Denver has three quarterbacks competing for the starting job. All three are at different points of their career.
The incumbent, if you will, is Kyle Orton. Orton is a solid veteran who has quietly won games all throughout his career. Over the last two seasons, Orton has thrown 41 touchdown passes and has made a living moving the chains and not turning the ball over.
The top challenger, Tim Tebow, is the intriguing youngster. Tebow was a first-round pick in 2010. A highly decorated collegian, some worried about his skills translating to the pro game. Tebow started three games at the end of last season and had mixed results.
The darkhorse is Brady Quinn. Like Tebow, he was a very successful college quarterback. Unlike Tebow, he was viewed as a sure thing by NFL scouts. Quinn spent three up-and-down seasons in Cleveland before being shipped to Denver. He has yet to have a real shot in a Broncos uniform.
The thought is that the Broncos have to do something to clear up the quarterback situation. If they don't, they risk dividing the locker room and the quarterbacks that don't win the starting job have too much value to simply have them sit the bench.
To be specific, Orton is the quarterback to watch. While he won't blow your socks off with eye-popping stats or arm strength, Orton will win games. There's certainly a market for that and as such, expect the Broncos to spend much of their time in the preseason fielding trade offers from teams looking for quarterback help.
Or they could do nothing. Executive vice president John Elway has expressed an interest in letting the quarterbacks work things out on their own:
"Our comment from the very get-go was to let them come out and compete,"
The abbreviated timeline for player movement will force the Broncos hand. They don't have very long to figure out the direction they are going to go. One of their quarterbacks will have to take the first team reps in practice and start the preseason games.
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September 16, 2011
Advocates in Action
Tennessee – Darlene Jessee, Northeast Tennessee Support Group leader attended a Harley Davidson 9/11 Remembrance Ride on September 13 where Representative Phil Roe was a speaker. She had the opportunity to pull him aside and tell him about HR 2746, the Cancer Coverage Parity Act of 2011. As a physician he seemed interested in learning more. His assistant took Darlene's phone number to give to Rep. Roe's Health LA. She did receive a call but unfortunately was not home to answer it. She plans to follow up with his office this week.
California – San Diego Support Group leader, Elliot Recht met with Representative Susan Davis earlier this month in a small group from LLS. Rep. Davis is extremely supportive of healthcare issues and was receptive to HR 2746. She agreed with the points Elliot made and took all of the information given to her. The IMF Advocacy team also intends to follow up with her office this week.
Washington –. Hank Koepfle from Walla Walla, Washington wrote an opinion piece on the importance of cancer research funding that was published in the Walla Walla Union Bulletin. In his letter (dated May 1) he stated his disappointment in the proposed budget cuts to cancer research funding. "Cancer is a national killer and has to be dealt with on a national level," Hank said. "This is a deadly serious problem and it must be funded in order to find a cure."
Thank you Darlene, Elliot, and Hank for your initiative and hard work!
Pennsylvania – The IMF invites you to join the Central PA Chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for the Pennsylvania Mission Day on Wednesday, September 28, 8 am to 12:30 pm at the Capitol Building in Harrisburg.
Volunteers will be provided with an overview of the legislative issue and tips to meeting with legislators. The informational session will be followed by a press conference, meetings with your state legislators and an advocate wrap-up session.
We look forward to you joining us in Harrisburg to voice support for the passage of legislation that will help to ensure equal coverage for oral chemotherapies for all cancer patients throughout Pennsylvania!
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Three Cosponsors for HR 2746, the Cancer Coverage Parity Act of 2011
Representatives Steve Israel (D-NY), Joe Baca (D-CA), and Barney Frank (D-MA) have signed on as cosponsors of HR 2746, the Cancer Coverage Parity Act. HR 2746 requires health insurance coverage of oral anticancer drugs on terms no less favorable than the coverage provided for intravenously (IV) administered anticancer medications.
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James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act
In early January, the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act was signed into law securing health services and financial compensation for first responders who became ill from exposure to dangerous toxins at ground zero.
However, cancer was not included as a covered condition due to lack of medical evidence to prove a higher occurrence of cancer among ground zero workers. Language included in the legislation allows the US World Trade Center Health Program to add cancer as a covered condition as medical evidence is published.
Recent medical evidence was published in The Lancet that showed an increased risk of cancer in firefighters that served at ground zero. Considering this new evidence, we strongly encourage you to push for coverage of cancer for all of the heroes of 9/11.
Please help us by writing to Dr. John Howard, head of the US World Trade Center Health Program TODAY and urge him to add coverage of cancer to the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act!
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Looking for a good summer movie? Over 600 new videos have been added to ScienceCinema recently. Learn more about the Higgs Boson, and what it means for the universe, in "Unraveling the Higgs Boson Discovery". Or, watch "Breakthrough: Using Microbes to Make Advanced Biofuels" to learn how the Joint BioEnergy Institute is using microbes to convert non-food crops and agricultural waste into fuels for cars, trucks, and planes. Interested in harnessing the sun's power?
Perhaps the most beautiful and eerie displays of light in our sky are a phenomenon known as the auroras. This natural glow of light in the sky in high latitude regions usually displays ribbons of colors from a fluorescent green to brilliant purple to a vivid crimson somewhat like an unexpected beautiful sunrise or sunset. Observers often call it the greatest show on Earth.
Auroras are triggered by geomagnetic storms when gusts of solar plasma wind strike the Earth's magnetic field; charged particles rain down over the north and south magnetic poles, lighting up the atmosphere and causing the air to glow.
A database and its supporting website can get periodic makeovers and sometimes it can even undergo rebirth! The DOE Data Explorer (DDE) has just emerged from a rebirth process, and we are proud to announce its transformation. The first version of DDE was launched in 2008 with the mission of guiding users to collections of publicly available, DOE-sponsored data and other non-text information.
If you look closely, you can find fossilized material on the banks of the Norris Lake shoreline in Anderson County, Tennessee when the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) lowers the water level. If you are really lucky, you will find traces of sea creatures or beautiful flora or fauna impressions encased between the freshly exposed layers of rock. These are ancient treasures from our country's rich geological history.
A paleogeography reconstruction of the Earth took place some 56 to 34 million years ago during the Eocene geologic period of time .
Eleanor Frierson, who passed away in April 2013, was the grande dame of partnerships to improve public access to federal and international science information. For 10 years, she helped spearhead U.S. interagency efforts to make federal science information more accessible to Americans, playing an absolutely crucial leadership role on the Science.gov Alliance. She took Science.gov all the way from a nascent concept through to its maturation. Ms. Frierson also made similar contributions to the international science portal, WorldWideScience.org.


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Bulgarian Potter Boyan Moskav lives in Contoocook and he is a whiz on the wheel. From mugs to plates, vases to gallery pieces, tonight he'll show us what goes into his creative process.
Plus: a local author is trying to get more people to pick up some fresh produce and whip up their own baby food. Maggie Meade has written a baby food guide and cookbook that's cock full of recipes like quinoa vegetable pilaf, sweet lentil chicken stew and parsnippity do! We recruited some daring moms and babies to give Maggie's recipes a try, and saw just how easy it can be to make your own "Wholesome Baby Food."
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DELAND, Fla. – The Stetson University men's tennis team will take the short trip up I-95 this week to take part in the 2014 A-Sun Championship, where it is a No. 4 seed. The Hatters (10-9, 5-3) will take on fifth seeded USC Upstate, Thursday, Apr. 17 at 9 a.m., in Jacksonville.
The Hatters and Spartans hooked up once before this season, Mar. 14 in Spartanburg, with Stetson edging Upstate, 4-3. Fast forward a month later and both squads will be back at it again, but this time on the neutral courts at North Florida.
"Any round in the conference tournament is a difficult one and playing USC Upstate to start off the tournament is no different," said associate head coach Christophe Noblet. "We came out on top in a close one during our first encounter of the season, so we have to expect a tough match again on Thursday."
If the Hatters can get by Upstate, they will have No. 1 seeded ETSU waiting for them in the second round. Stetson and the Bucs played the day after the Hatters' match with Upstate as ETSU won 7-0 in Johnson City.
"The Conference tournament is a challenge on multiple levels," Noblet added. "You have to play your best tennis while sustaining the pressure, and do all that for three straight days."
Noblet's squad played its best tennis during the regular season after taking on the Spartans and Bucs, when they returned home and reeled off wins against Mercer (4-0) and Kennesaw State (5-2), before going on the road to defeat A-Sun foes, Lipscomb (4-1) and Northern Kentucky (6-1) for a four match winning streak.
"We're going for gold and that four match win streak definitely gives us momentum going into the conference championship," said senior Hans Adrian Riseng.
Having played just one match (at FGCU) during the past week, Noblet thinks Riseng and the rest of his team is rested and ready for the conference championship.
"The entire team is healthy, which is great news, especially at this time of the year," Noblet explained. "Moreover, they are hungry to compete and cannot be more excited to jump into tournament play."
The Hatters will get that chance Thursday, and fans not making the trip to Jacksonville will be able to track live stats via the Atlantic Sun's official website. Gohatters.com will have Stetson recaps and atlanticsun.org will provide comprehensive championship coverage with up to date brackets and records.
Fans can also follow @StetsonTennis on Twitter, as well as sign up for Hat-Alerts, the athletic department's official text messaging system for match updates.


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A Letter to the Editor in the Oct. 14 Tomahawk Leader
To The Editor:
Tom Tiffany is running for the Wisconsin State Senate, and is a well known small business owner in our northern Wisconsin community. He has been immersed in his own business for nearly 20 years. Directing dinner cruises on the Wisconsin River, becoming a member of the Wisconsin Restaurant Association, the Tavern League and president of the local chamber of commerce are some of his related business activities.
Tom and his family have lived in Hazelhurst for 21 years. He is likable and friendly and will surely get along well with both parties to help passage of necessary bills. Tom Tiffany recognizes the need to change state regulations and make adjustments to help Wisconsin become a better place to create small businesses to employ more people with Tom's leadership.
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Switzerland's thermal springs with the highest mineral concentration bubble out at a temperature of 47 °C from 18 sulphurous springs in Baden. The town has been famous as a lively curative resort since Roman times, when Baden was known as "Aquae Helveticae". A bathing quarter with ostentatious buildings, to help offer relief to sufferers of rheumatism and circulatory diseases, was an early town feature on the shores of the river Limmat. Notable people such as Goethe, Nietzsche and Dürrenmatt sought out the Baden thermal springs in which to relax. Bathing is carried out in the public thermal baths nowadays, wellness packages being more common in the private baths. Today, the spa quarter with its numerous hotels is an oasis of tranquility.
The lively small town, situated only 20 minutes from Zurich and the airport, has a diverse and rich cultural offering. International festivals and the Grand Casino rank among its highlights. The car-free old town with its historic defensive structures and municipal buildings, several theatres and notable museums constitute further cultural attractions. The Langmatt Foundation is one of Switzerland's finest art collections – the industrialist families Brown and Boveri bequeathed valuable paintings and furniture dating from the impressionist period. The young ones will feel right at home in the Swiss Children's Museum: it has exhibits collected from a 300-year-association with the world of children.
The golden-coloured Power Tower, which the Basle architects Diener & Diener designed for the ABB and Alstom Groups, rises not far from the spa park with its ancient trees and the Grand Casino. Former industrial sites are being reinvigorated with urban features and attractions. Today, the nearby former ABB site is home to an experience centre with a multiplex cinema, café and convention facilities.
Baden offers international cultural festivals, a varied theatre scene, relaxing wellness centres and the Grand Casino – as well as a lush, nature-filled cityscape.
Baden offers international cultural festivals, a varied theatre scene, relaxing wellness centres and the Grand Casino – as well as a lush, nature-filled cityscape.
To this day, one million litres of water with Switzerland's highest mineral concentration bubble out of 18 sulphurous springs at a temperature of 47°C. Immerse yourself in a world of pure wellness, just a short train ride away from Zurich's main station.
At the Atrium-Hotel Blume, located in Baden's historic spa quarter on the banks of the Limmat river, you can still enjoy a bath in individual tubs if you prefer a more traditional experience. However, indulgence has found its way into other parts of town as well: In the vicinity of Baden's train station, the Fitness Center Baden offers fitness and relaxation facilities in addition to a state-of-the-art sports-medicine training centre. The Cultural and Congress Centre Trafo houses the Fitnesspark Hamam Baden, Switzerland's largest and most modern hamam. This facility does not draw on the city's thermal springs but is designed in a truly oriental style. Also located in the spa quarter, the Novum Spa wellness oasis offers a wide range of first-class treatments to choose from, while at the Thermalbad Schweizerhof you can enjoy the soothing effects of Roman-style bathing.
However, wellness in Baden means much more than just physical health and well-being. It typically embraces wellness of body, mind and soul. This quaint and dynamic town boasts an impressively varied offering of arts and culture in a very small area. Even the centre of town offers a number of little escapes. Resting or exercising in one of several magnificent parks gives you the chance to recharge your batteries.
Atrium-Hotel Blume Fitnesscenter Baden Fitnesspark Hamam Baden Limmathof Baden Hotel & Spa
- Villa Langmatt Museum – important private collection of French impressionists.
- Swiss Children's Museum – documents the historical and current developments to do with families, childhood and games.
- Relaxation and health – in Switzerland's most mineral-rich thermal spring water.
- Wettingen Cistercian Abbey – Switzerland's best-preserved Cistercian monastery. Cloister with some of the best stained glass from the 13th to 17th century.
- Limmat cultural trail for industry – a hiking trail to buildings between Wettingen and Brugg that reflect important industrial history.
- Chänzeli-Tour – panoramic walk through town.
- Belvédère Baden – beautiful panoramic views across the old town of Baden.
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- "Badenfahrt" – a gigantic folk festival in remembrance of the Protestant Zurich citizens who travelled to lively Catholic Baden to take the spa waters (every ten years).


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It's looking increasingly likely that a change in federal law will require online retailers to collect sales taxes wherever their products are sold.
Should you care?
If you're a business with a lot of online sales, you probably have an opinion on this.
Generally, large online retailers support the proposed law if they are already required to collect sales taxes (like Walmart), or soon expect to be (like Amazon).
Companies must collect sales tax if they have a legal "nexus" (such as a store) in a given state.
Those that don't collect sales taxes now typically oppose the idea. Why wouldn't they?
And some interest groups, from Grover Norquist on the right to Occupy Wall Street on the left, oppose taxing Internet sales either because it's a tax or because sales taxes are regressive.
But what if you're a South Carolina resident who buys stuff online?
If you live in the Palmetto State, a nationwide law requiring the collection of existing sales taxes for online purchases shouldn't harm you financially.
I say "shouldn't" because you're already required to declare all your untaxed online purchases on your annual state income tax form and pay up.
Yes, you are.
Online purchases are already taxable in South Carolina. It's just a question of who keeps the records and collects the money.
Realistically, and this is clear from tax revenues, many people either don't know or don't care about that regulation. If the online seller doesn't collect the tax, individuals often don't pay it, and the state doesn't seem to bother people who ignore the rules.
Here's what's expected to happen if Congress passes the Marketplace Fairness Act.
Some small businesses still will not have to collect sales tax on Internet sales. Congress has been debating whether the threshold should be $1 million in annual online sales, or more like $10 million, as eBay has advocated.
Well-known online sellers would be covered by the legislation due to their size. For South Carolina residents, that means not having a legal requirement to keep track of your untaxed online purchases and then pay up at income tax time.
Supporters of the legislation have been talking up the fairness angle because here's how it works now in South Carolina: If you buy a book from Amazon.com, the company will not collect sales tax, and you'll be expected to declare it on your income tax form. But if you buy the same book from barnesandnoble.com, that company is required to collect the tax because Barnes & Noble has retail locations in South Carolina.
Likewise, if you buy clothing online from Lands' End, the retailer will collect sales tax, but if you buy something similar from L.L. Bean, it won't. That's because Lands' End products are sold at certain Sears locations in South Carolina.
So there's the fairness issue in a nutshell. Why should an online retailer that also has storefront locations in the state — companies that pay property taxes and employ local residents who, in turn, pay more taxes — be at a disadvantage to a direct competitor that's not required to collect sales tax?
Opponents say having to keep track of state and local sales tax rates, as well as things like tax-free holidays, and collect the tax money, and turn it in to state and local governments, would be burdensome and expensive. Of course, their competitors who are required to do just that want a level playing field.
But whatever your opinion is of the Marketplace Fairness Act, the fact is, in South Carolina, you're already required to pay sales tax on the things you buy online.
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Super-Slorey & Free: Photo Gallery Of Celebs Who Chopped Down Rihanna
Rihanna is 100% talentless yet mega-successful with a fleet of unwashed hoodrats who enable her glamorous hoodrattery. Whether she's "free-spirited" or the biggest super-slore in the industry, we can't decide, but it's obvious she's a lusty nympho with a high body count.
Here's a photo gallery of the celebrity men (and woman) who smashed Rihanna. Take a look.
Chris Brown
Infamous domestic disputes. Happiness. Endless dysfunction. Twitter subtweet wars. Make-ups, break-ups and secret late-night rendezvous. Top 5 most STRESSFUL celebrity relationship EVER? No question.
The famously-filthy rapper probably recited fake-deep haikus to Rihanna while painting her toenails. We know Chris was SICK when he saw his queen with the corny MMG rapper.
What tender, estrogen-oozing, slore-saving celeb could RiRi smash to make Chris insanely-jealous? Drizzy, of course—thumb-faced KING of the passionate forehead kiss.
J.R. Smith
The reckless NBA savage recently missed practice because of a mystery illness after partying with Rihanna (and likely smashing). Could this be the same island super bug that forced RiRi to cancel those shows? Hmm…
Matt Kemp
"I have a boyfriend. I'm so happy. I feel really comfortable, and it's so easy. I have such a chaotic life, but at the end of the day, that is just my peace. It keeps me sane, really, talking to him and talking to my family" – Rihanna before her super-slorey bed-hopping spree.
Melissa Forde, BFF
Rumors have swirled for years about RiRi and her shaggy-weaved bestie being more than friends. Always together and flirting in public, it's possible.
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When Michael Douglas mentioned in an interview that performing oral sex could be a risk factor for the type of throat cancer he had, his comments swept the Internet.
Now the Behind the Candelabra star is issuing a clarification.
"Michael Douglas did not say cunnilingus was the cause of his cancer," his rep says in a statement. "It was discussed that oral sex is a suspected cause of certain oral cancers as doctors in the article point out, but he did not say it was the specific cause of his personal cancer."
Later, at an appearance in New York, Douglas joked about the hoopla over his interview.
"I never expected to become a poster boy for head and neck cancer, but, if after what started out as trying to answer a couple of questions about the suspected sources of this disease results in opening up discussion and furthering public awareness, then I'll stand by that," Douglas, 68, said at an American Cancer Society event where he was honored with the Marvin Hamlisch Memorial Award, named after the late composer.
"Head and neck cancer can be caused by many things, including HPV virus, smoking, alcohol, drug abuse, genes, environment and stress," the star continued. "I do not know what caused my particular cancer. If I did I'd have a Nobel Prize. I do know that I am here today because of all the incredible advances in cancer research and treatment. Early awareness is a key factor. If this episode contributes to public awareness, all the better."
Douglas announced in 2011 that he had beaten his cancer after going through radiation and chemotherapy to treat a tumor on the base of his tongue.
Over the weekend, in an interview with the Guardian, he was asked whether he regretted drinking and smoking, because both can lead to oral cancers.
"No. Because, without wanting to get too specific, this particular cancer is caused by HPV [human papillomavirus], which actually comes about from cunnilingus," he was quoted as saying.
He added: "I did worry if the stress caused by my son's incarceration didn't help trigger it." (His son Cameron pleaded guilty in 2011 to possessing drugs in his jail cell while serving a federal prison sentence for drug dealing.)
"But yeah, it's a sexually transmitted disease that causes cancer," the actor continued. "And if you have it, cunnilingus is also the best cure for it," Douglas said jokingly.
His remarks did serve to raise awareness about HPV's role in a certain type of oral cancer, namely those classified as oropharyngeal cancer, a cancer that affects the back third of the tongue, the soft palate, the side and back walls of the throat and the tonsils. But experts say that the clarification was in order.
"Oral sex doesn't cause oral cancer," says Dr. Maura Gillison, a head and neck medical oncologist and professor at Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center. "It's a means by which to acquire an infection that rarely causes cancer."
A recent study by Dr. Gillison found that 1 percent of the U.S. population has the HPV 16 oral infection, the form of HPV associated with cancers of the oropharanx or middle throat. It typically takes two to three decades before someone with this virus develops cancer, Dr. Gillison noted.
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