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Swine Palace.
To get there, you start with a local adaptation of Robert Penn Warren's Pulitzer Prize-winning, 1946 novel, All the King's Men, then travel 20 years through stories of other people and places until you once again arrive at the place where Willie Stark rose, then fell.
And you remember Jack Burden's words on the first page, where he talks about the highway leading to Mason City: "It is a good highway and new. Or it was new, that day we went up it."
That road has been well traveled. Louisiana is 200 years old, of which Swine Palace has carved out two decades as a professional theater company in Baton Rouge.
It all began with Willie Stark. Now the company ends its celebratory season of Louisiana's bicentennial by returning to Warren's story.
Swine Palace will open All the King's Men on Friday, April 19, in the Reilly Theatre at LSU. The opening will be preceded by a pay-what-you-can performance on Wednesday, April 17, and a preview performance on Thursday, April 18.
There's yet another dimension to be discovered in this story. It, too, is summed up by Jack Burden: "This has been the story of Willie Stark, but it is my story, too."
Jack Burden, for those unfamiliar with All the King's Men, is the story's narrator, a newspaper reporter-turned-political right hand of the powerful governor, Willie Stark.
Stark is often thought to be inspired by the life of Louisiana Gov. and U.S. Sen. Huey P. Long. Warren began teaching English at LSU in 1934, the year before Long was shot in the State Capitol. Though there are theories as to whose bullet really killed Long, history points to a physician, Carl Weiss, as the assassin.
So, it comes as no surprise that Stark is assassinated in the story. The mysteries are to be found within the story's multiple layers.
Layers that are unfolded by Burden.
"The story starts out with him writing his novel about what happened," George Judy said. "He's telling the story to the audience."
Judy is Swine Palace's artistic director, as well as director of this production, which stages Joe Chrest in the role of Jack Burden.
This is where the aforementioned extra dimension comes into play, because Chrest played Burden in Swine Palace's 1992 production of All the King's Men. The production was adapted by Lucy Maycock and directed by company founder Barry Kyle.
It was Swine Palace's first production, and it played out in a theater-in-the-round format in LSU's Claude L. Shaver Theatre.
John McConnell starred as Willie Stark in that production. And playing Jack was a student in the LSU Department of Theatre's Master of Fine Arts program by the name of Joe Chrest.
"And Jack has changed in that time," Chrest said. "I was about 10 years too young to play him then, and now I'm about 10 years past Jack's prime."
But life experience, coupled with a full acting career in film and on stage, has helped Chrest in his return to this role. He better understands Jack and the trials and challenges Jack faces in the story.
And he's come to understand that Jack's heart is hollow, void of love. That is, until Jack sees Sugar-Boy's reaction to Stark's death.
Sugar-Boy O'Sheean is Willie Stark's stuttering driver and bodyguard. He is blindly loyal to Willie Stark.
Then again, is he really blind?
"He loves Willie," Jason Bayle said. "He loves who Willie is and what Willie stands for. So, he is devastated when Willie is shot."
Bayle plays Sugar-Boy in this production. He wore a holstered .38 over his vest. It was actually a prop for a photo shoot that had costumed actors gathering in the Old State Capitol before rehearsal at the Reilly Theatre. Willie Stark, Jack Burden, Adam and Anne Stanton, Sugar-Boy, they were all there standing on the old capitol's winding stairway and gathered around Huey Long's desk in the governor's office.
It was 1934 again in the Old Capitol as these ghostly characters mingles among 21st century tourists. One couple from New York stopped, stared and began snapping photos.
"How can you come to this state and not know this story?" the husband asked.
But he was talking about Huey Long's story. Once again, Stark's story meshes with Long's. Warren never denied that. Stark's story has its own underpinning.
Then again, the story doesn't completely belong to Stark, does it?
"It's also how Jack finally learns about love," Chrest continued. "That's something I've learned about him since I've come back to the role. Jack is void of love, he's pushed it away. But then he sees how Sugar-Boy reacts to Willie's death, how Sugar-Boy had this love and devotion to Willie Stark, and its through Sugar-Boy, through watching him, that Jack is able to find his own heart."
This play adaptation also contributes to Jack's revelation. It was written by Adrian Hall, who also directed its 1987 premiere at Dallas Theatre Center. Since then, this adaptation has been staged by numerous theater companies throughout the country.
It not only brings Warren's story to the stage but incorporates songs by former Louisianian and Oscar-winning singer-songwriter Randy Newman, including the song "Kingfish."
The production will feature a three-piece band that will perform throughout the play, along with the vocals of Jessica Jain, a senior in the theater department's master of fine arts program.
"She'll be known as Lady Jain," Judy said.
"And she's the voice, along with Jack's, who ties the story together," Bayle said.
Bayle not only is Sugar-Boy but the show's associate music director.
"The music is part of the story," he continued. "Randy Newman's music was used in Swine Palace's first production of All the King's Men, but as I understand it, it was just there at the end of scenes. The music here helps tell the story."
All the King's Men tells the story of Willie Stark's transformation as he rises from hardscrabble poverty in a 1930s southern state and becomes governor. Not only that, Stark also becomes the most powerful political figure in the state's history.
He surrounds himself with a rough mix of aides. Some are political allies, others are hired thugs, from his bodyguard Sugar-Boy to the complacent lieutenant governor, Tiny Duffy.
And among them is Jack Burden, who comes from a different world than that of Stark's.
He grew up surrounded by a refined crowd of privilege, which included former Gov. Stanton's children, Anne and Adam.
Jack was in love with Anne but never married her. He's still in love with her, which amplifies his pain upon learning of what eventually transpires between Anne and Stark.
Yet the person whose pain is most heartfelt is Anne's brother, the character who lives by the purest ideology. He's a doctor; his mission is to help, not hurt.
And Stark knows this, which is why the governor chooses Adam to head a new medical center he is building. The center is to be uncorrupted by politics, pure in its own sense.
Adam's reputation, along with his respected status as Gov. Stanton's son, only will enhance it.
But dark and light, good and bad, all of it clashes in the end. Stark and Adam both pay a price for their decisions.
Then there's the personal price paid by Jack. Stark orders him to look for skeletons in the closet of Judge Irwin. The problem is, Irwin is Jack's father figure, having been there when Jack's father left his mother.
The consequences are grievous.
Kristina Sutton plays Anne Stanton in this production; Anthony McMurray plays her brother Adam.
In the role of Sadie Burke, Stark's tough secretary and a key player in both his campaign and administration, is Jenny Ballard.
And playing Stark, himself, is W.C. Green, who is quite familiar with Warren's story but isn't playing Willie Stark as if the governor is a carbon copy of Long.
"I started to watch a recording of one of Huey Long's speeches, but I turned it off at the beginning," Green said. "I just couldn't watch it. I'm creating my own character in Willie Stark."
A character who, as Green sees it, is a layered character who is extremely flawed.
"Some people see him as a good guy; some people see him as a bad guy," Green said.
Green grew up in Mobile, Ala. He received his bachelor of fine art degree from Auburn University and began working as a professional artist in 1989. He has been acting since 1992 and is a member of Actors Equity Association.
He now lives in Florida.
A colleague told Judy about Green, and Judy encouraged Green to audition for the part of Stark.
"He looked like he was going to be a great choice, and he is," Judy said. "And he's going to be joining our MFA program."
Green will enroll at LSU in the fall, but for now, Willie Stark is his priority. Sure, Jack tells the story, but the powerful force of Willie Stark drives it.
Whether Green bases the character on Long or creates his own really isn't important. The key is unleashing Stark's power and sustaining it until that gunshot.
The gunshot that reminds everyone that even Willie Stark is human.
"What I love about the Stark character is how he embodies his journey as a character," Chrest said. "He starts out completely different than the way he becomes."
This is Chrest's first appearance on Swine Palace's stage in quite a few years. He and Bayle are friends, and Bayle encouraged Chrest to audition for one of the parts.
Of course, it seems only appropriate that Chrest returns to his first Swine Palace role of Jack Burden. And in a way, Chrest's story is intertwined with All the King's Men as much as any of the characters.
But when the play finally opens, the story will belong to Swine Palace, which has come full circle in 20 years by returning to the life and times of Willie Stark.
Cast: Joe Chrest, Jack Burden; W.C. Green, Willie Stark; Tom Anderson, Judge Irwin; Mike Katchmer, Ellis Burden/ensemble/local 3/man 3; Johnny Worsham, Tiny Duffy/ensemble; Tony Medlin, Dolph Pillsbury/Mr. Patton/George and others/musician; Nic Hamel, Chronicle editor/Byram B. White/Dr. Bland and others; Greg Leute, Slade/local 4/man2/Theodore Murell/Hugh Miller/Mortimer Littlepaugh; Anthony McMurray, Adam Stanton; Jason Bayle, Sugar-Boy; Benjamin Watt, Tom Stark/musician; Ben Koucherik, Alex Michael/sheriff/announcer/crony 3/understudy Willie Stark; Weston Twardowski, Pettus/local 2/man 1/crony 2 and others/musician/singer; Kamrin Kennedy, orderly/local/ensemble/crony 1/singer; Donald Watkins, servant 1/old man/ensemble/singer/understudy Jack Burden; Seth Disalvo, ensemble and musician; Brian Beckman, orderly/ensemble and musician; Cristine McMurdo Wallis, Mrs. Murrell (Jack's mother); Jenny Ballard, Sadie Burke; Kristina Sutton, Anne Stanton; Bacot Wright, woman 1/Lilly Littlepaugh/Mrs. Patton/ensemble/singer; Katrina Despain, Miss Dumonde and others; Audra Yokley, Lucy Stark/ensemble/singer; Mercedes Wilson, servant 2/ensemble/singer; Nancy Litton, woman 2/waitress/old woman/understudy Mrs. Murrell and others; Elizabeth Cowan, nurse/ensemble/musician; Laine Korn, ensemble-singer/musician; Victoria Carbajal, ensemble-singer; Lily McGill, ensemble-singer; Jessica Jain, "Lady Jain," lead vocals; Brian Breen, local 1/ensemble.
Artistic staff: George Judy, director; Amanda Schmidt, assistant director; Brian Breen, musical director; Jason Bayle, assistant musical director, vocal director; Joanna Battles, voice/dialect director; Jessica Jain, associate voice/dialect director; Nick Erickson, movement/fight director; Ben Koucherik, associate movement/fight director; Katrina Despain, choreographer; James L. Murphy, scenic design; Ken White, lighting design; E.J. Cho, sound design; Eugene Bussolati, property design; Brandon McWilliams, costume design; Macy Jones, dramaturg.


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Buffalo, N.Y. (May 26, 2014) – The West Side Rowing Club held its annual Memorial Day Fontana All-High Regatta today at the West Side Campus. Winning teams in each event were awarded medals. Each race has a weighted point system, with Canisius High School as the overall men's winner for the day and West Side Rowing Club Juniors winning the overall women's title for the day.
Competing teams came from all across Buffalo for the Regatta. West Side Campus scholastic and club teams including the West Side Juniors, City Honors School, Mount St. Mary Academy, Nardin Academy, and St. Josephs Collegiate Institute were among the competitors.
West Side Rowing Club Campus teams claimed 11 medals on the day, including Mount St. Mary's winning the Girls Junior 8+ and Girl's Freshman 4+ B, Nardin winning the Girls Freshman 8+ and sharing with St. Joes the Boys and Girls Mixed Novice 8+ medal, Nichols winning the Girls Freshman 4+, Boys Junior 4+, and Girls Junior 4+, St. Joes winning the Boys Junior 8+, and West Side Juniors winning the Girls Lightweight 4+, the Girls Senior 4+, and the Girls Senior 8+.
Rowing for Mount St. Mary's in the Girls Junior 8+ were Maria Mankwoski, Olivia Cianchetti, Hannah Lawrence, Sophie Carroll, Theresa Rusch, Molly Frauenheim, Alissa Miller-Gonzalez, Maureen Frauenheim, and coxswain Emily Ngo. In their Girls Freshman 4+ B were Gabby Teoli, Lawrence, Carroll, Miller-Gonzalez, and coxswain Ngo.
In the Nardin Girls Freshman 8+ were Janelle Benton, Addie Mahoney, Rachel Kolveck, Xiushi Zhao, Alex Holt, Vivien Pierce, Jessica Schmitt, Cameryn Orlowski, and coxswain Courtney Flynn. In the Boys and Girls Novice Mixed 8 for Nardin were Elizabeth Kron, Jacqueline Richardson, and Catie Miskuly.
Rowing for Nichols in the Girls Freshman 4+ A were Victoria Krentz, Kayla Sienkiewicz, Gracie Newman, Samantha Lazar, and coxswain Hailey Miller. In the Boys Junior 4+ were Matt O'Connor, Brady Stevens, Will Kinsman, Sean Munn, and coxswain Christie Hartman. In the Girls Junior 4+ were Brigitte Vossler, Rachel Larson, Eliza Oak, Chloe Keating, and coxswain Kelly McNamara.
In the Boys and Girls Novice Mixed 8+ for St. Joes were Alex Emke, Nick Long, Max Stanley, Ben Verrico, Matt Duke, and coxswain John Warthling. In the Boys Junior 8+ were John Collins, Eric Szafranski, Max Cambria, Eric Seaner, Steve Bunce, August Cudeck, Nick Fraass, Joe Giunane, and coxswain Vince Farrussia.
In the West Side Girls Lightweight 4+ were Kathryn Gossel (Orchard Park HS/Orchard Park), Kendal Smith (The Park School of Buffalo/ East Amherst), Clare Cotter (Buffalo Seminary/Buffalo), Emma Vicaretti (Frontier HS/Blasdell), and coxswain Katie Holmwood (Williamsville East/Williamsville). In the Senior 4+ were Smith, Emily Evans (City Honors/Buffalo), Emily Radziwon (Orchard Park HS/Orchard Park), Ashley Johnson (Clarence HS/Clarence), and coxswain Claire Conrad (Buffalo Seminary/Buffalo). In the Girls Senior 8+ were Cotter, Vicaretti, Patricia Beaulieu (Lockport/Sacred Heart Academy), Erika Lister (Sacred Heart Academy/Buffalo), Evans, Smith, Radziwon, Johnson, and coxswain Conrad.
Canisius High School was the only non-West Side Campus team to win, though they won the Boys Lightweight 4+, Boys Freshman 4+ A, Boys Senior 4+, Boys Freshman 4+ B, Boys Lightweight 8+, Boys Freshman 8+, and Boys Senior 8+ medals.
Some of these teams, including the West Side Rowing Club Juniors Girls Senior 4+, will be competing in the USRowing National Championships in Sacramento California in two weeks. West Side Rowing Club will host another regatta on July 13, the 101st Annual West Side Invitational.

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Get the Extended Cut, with even more mud-slinging, back-stabbing, home-wrecking comedy featuring Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis. When long-term congressman Cam Brady (Will Ferrell) commits a major public gaffe before an upcoming election, a pair of ultra-wealthy CEOs plot to put up a rival candidate and gain influence over their district. Their man: naïve Marty Huggins (Zach Galifianakis), director of the local Tourism Center. At first, Marty appears to be the unlikeliest possible choice but, with the help of a cutthroat campaign manager, he soon becomes a contender who gives Cam plenty to worry about. As election day closes in, the two are locked in a dead heat, with insults quickly escalating to injury until all they care about is burying each other in this hilarious comedy from "Meet the Parents" director Jay Roach. Because even when you think campaign ethics have hit rock bottom, there's room to dig even deeper.
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Fresh: Simply taken as a broad character comedy, "The Campaign" definitely has its moments.
Fresh: Despite the obviousness of its political points, the film has a scattershot, breezy appeal.
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Rotten: Perhaps one in ten of the jokes hits the mark; the rest are damp, childish squibs
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When I decided to go see "The Campaign" on opening weekend, I didn't exactly have the highest expectations. Will Ferrell's more recent comedies have been mostly hit or miss, and as for Zach Galifianakis, he hasn't really starred in anything memorable outside of the "Hangover" franchise. Still, I thought I'd give this film a chance since the trailers made it look so hilarious. And for the most part, I was right to do so. The humor here feels like a self-parody of sorts, with each of the main characters lampooning the common stereotypes of politicians in near-perfect form. It's also a laugh riot to see Ferrell and Galifianakis going at it like a couple of repulsively immature little kids. They're two of the most buffoonish, incompetent dimwits ever portrayed on screen, and yet, it's hard not to wanna root for both of them simply out of pure obnoxious charm. With a great supporting cast featuring Jason Sudeikis, Dylan McDermott, John Lithgow, and Dan Aykroyd, the laughs are always in full supply. But in the end, it's the dead-on satirization of the electoral system that really sends this film over-the-top. From the candidates' unabashedly manipulative campaign ads to the vicious political mudslinging, nothing is left unparodied. The only major problem with "The Campaign" is that it isn't quite as sharp or witty as it thinks it is. Since the humor is mostly reliant on crude, scatological sight gags, the political satire doesn't get as much of a chance to shine, which I personally found a bit disappointing. But other than that one slight misstep, I enjoyed "The Campaign" for what it delivered. Is it the funniest movie you'll ever see? Not by a long shot. This is definitely not a comedy that everyone will enjoy, but if you're a huge fan of Ferrell and Galifianakis' work (or if you simply wanna watch some vulgar lowbrow laughs), this outrageous political farce is worth seeing at least once.
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I wanted an easy costume to wear while staffing Nekocon. This is mostly all closet cosplay. Bootcut jeans, pyramid studded belt, bra, steel toe army boots, shirt & most of the piercings are mine, & yes, that's my real hair, it always looks like that. :) I made the necklace, choker & arm bands. Tore the shirt & created the skull using fabric spray paint & regular fabric paint.
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Finally picked up a tub. and very happy I did. These taste just like Smarties candy and each scoop ends up being a nice snack size. Just try not to eat them all in one day!
Jan 12, 2013
really easy to take! and tastes good. a little chalky but kind of like sweet tarts. Cant say i got jacked on these but i was using them in a pretty narly stack
Dec 17, 2012
Absolutely disgusting. You couldn't pay me to eat these things!!!! And to top it off they smell like dirty feet
Aug 3, 2012
Taste: 8.5/10 Well Betancourt certainly got the taste part of this product right! It definitely tastes like candy and is something that people can eat and not feel guilty about... I actually expected there to be a chemically aftertaste like some other chewies i've had before. I must say that I enjoyed the sample pack alot. PriceValue: 6.5/10 Now if you were to compare these with candy it is alot more expensive obviously. However this does have the Glutamine in it and that's what makes it unique. However since I'm not convinced on the effectiveness of Glutamine though it personally is a waste of money. Glutamine does have some health benefits but it's not really efficient in the way it is marketed. Overall/Final Thoughts: 7.5/10 If this product was BCAA chewies and it tasted like this I'd rate it much higher because the taste really surprised me. But since the ingredient is Glutamine I can't honestly give it a higher score.
May 27, 2012
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May 25, 2012
I only received a sample of these but they were absolutely delicious and tasted way too good to believe they were "healthy" but the formula says otherwise.
May 22, 2012
Taste10/10 - Now this was a real treat it was very addicting too! If you're a fan of sweet tarts you'll definitely enjoy this one. Nice sweet flavor and has a very delicious smell too it. Honestly if you've ever eaten a sweet tart then you know exactly how this tastes.
May 16, 2012
i just tried this product during break time at work last night . very tasty , nice way to get some glutamine into your diet . not too sweet . but it did satisfy my sugar craving . these are great for anytime. you can take them anywhere .
May 16, 2012
Just like eating Candy. It will definitely help curb any cravings you might be having during a cut. Can't go wrong getting your glutamine tasting this good.
May 15, 2012
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best glutamine product ive ever taken....extremely tasty..i can eat them while working out (put em in my pocket)...late at night as a night...whenever...and get my sugar craving in while helping me recover...id give these 12 stars if I could....they are amazing!!
Apr 12, 2012
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I'm new to the world of supplements so this is one of my first to be added to my day. I have a bit of a sweet tooth...so these are great! Tastes just like candy! As far as how it works...well time will tell. The only thing that I would like to see different is the size of container that you can purchase. When taking this 2-3 times a day you go through it rather quickly.
Feb 29, 2012
In my opinion the perfect product quality and taste like candy! Highly recommend for quality product!
Dec 26, 2011
Love these little candy like tablets, they taste awesome. I feel great taking them everyday.I recommend this product cause it tastes awesome and great results.I've gained some lean muscle on these bad boys.
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Joint release: Cowlitz County, Washington Dept. of Ecology, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - August 9, 2013
COWLITZ COUNTY–The public is invited to comment on the scope of an environmental impact statement (EIS) that three agencies plan to jointly prepare for a proposed export terminal for shipping coal near Longview. Millennium Bulk Terminals-Longview LLC proposes to build and operate a terminal to export coal from the site of the former Reynolds Aluminum smelter in Cowlitz County. Cowlitz County, the Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology), and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) are together conducting the EIS process for the proposed terminal project and will produce one joint EIS. Cowlitz County and Ecology must follow the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA), and the Corps must follow the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
A 95-day comment period for the EIS scoping process will begin Aug. 16. It will end Nov. 18. The agencies have established an official website – www.millenniumbulkeiswa.gov – that provides information about the scoping process, how to submit comments, meetings and other helpful information about the environmental review process.
Through scoping, the agencies will decide what impacts to analyze in the EIS. The three lead agencies will ask other agencies, tribes and the public to recommend what should be studied in the EIS and identify specific issues and concerns. After considering comments, the lead agencies will decide what will be included in the EIS.
People can view information about the proposed projects and comment at any time during the 95-day comment period. Some options are available 24 hours a day:
The lead agencies also will host five scoping meetings. Each meeting will include an open house with information on the proposed project, staff available to answer questions, and opportunities to provide oral or written comments.
Meetings will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. No formal presentation will occur, so people may arrive and leave as they choose during the meeting hours.
Tentative meeting dates were announced in July. Final meeting dates are set for these dates and locations:
All comments received during the scoping period will be given equal weight regardless of whether they are received at a scoping meeting, on the website, by email or U.S. mail.
Project-specific comments must be received during the official scoping period for the Millennium EIS. Scoping comments submitted for other proposals and scoping comments that are submitted before or after the official scoping period cannot be considered in the scoping process for the Millennium EIS.
In scoping, the lead agencies seek comments that will guide their decision on how the EIS will address:
The scoping process does not address whether the proposal should receive permits. It will help define what will be studied in the EIS. Decisions about permits cannot be made by local, state and federal agencies until after the final EIS is issued.
A limited amount of information submitted by the applicant will be available at this point in the process.
Following the comment period, the lead agencies will issue a scoping summary and then begin work on a draft EIS, which may take a year or more to prepare. After the draft EIS is written, the lead agencies will again seek public comment. After considering these comments, the lead agencies will issue a final EIS.
The EIS will meet the requirements of both the national and state environmental policy acts. The joint process enables the co-lead agencies to avoid duplicated efforts where the two laws overlap, and also meet each statute's separate requirements where the two laws differ.
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Stephanie Dunn, Cowlitz County, 360-577-3065, ext. 9-2736, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Patricia Graesser, Corps of Engineers media relations, 206-764-3760, email@example.com
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The agencies' environmental review is separate from a cleanup being conducted at the site under the state's Model Toxics Control Act at the site. Ecology is working with site owner Northwest Alloys-Alcoa and site operator Millennium Bulk Terminals to investigate and clean up the site where the Reynolds Metals Company owned and operated an aluminum smelter from 1941 to 2000. The smelter was permanently shut down in 2001. More information on the cleanup effort is available on Ecology's Reynolds Metal cleanup website.
The proposed coal shipping terminal project is also separate from current operations on the site. Millennium Bulk Terminals currently moves alumina from ship to rail to supply a Wenatchee aluminum smelter. The company also imports a small amount of coal by rail for use by the neighboring Weyerhaeuser complex. For more information about current operations, see Ecology's current operations website.
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Maybe my 10y old will listen next time..
So my 10y old begged me.. BEGGED me to him ferret.. ok well the ferret was INN for like a week.. I am the one who does 90% of the work. I let him out every day.. play and interact with him.I have to tell my son to get up and do something with Jimmy.. Jimmy is used to me.. Yes the ferret knows justin but not as well as me.. ok.. So tonight I told him lets play with Jimmy.. I also told him not to be soo rough and be EASY with him.. well we have 2 of those doggie squeekie toys.. Sadie (the dog) and Jimmy both love those things.. specially Jimmy was all hyper and running and bouncing around.. so my son sits on the floor holding a toy and kept on squeeking and squeeking and squeeking.. Jimmy got more hyper and more and more.. I told him. JUSTIN GIVE HIM THE TOY!!!! LET HIM HAVE IT or STAND UP,,!!! At this point Jimmy already jumped in his lap one time trying to get the toy... Justin still on the floor.. again. I told him GET UP or toss the toy away so Jimmy can chase it... you should think a 10year old can follow directions and do what I told him to do??? NOPE.. Jimmy jumped and got him in the lip!!
and yes he was bleeding.. and yes I took care of my son.. however I told him that this would not have happened if he would have simply done what I told him to do..
Yep this. You torment an animal, I don't want to hear about it when it jacks you up.
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Sometimes they have to learn the hard way. I have learned this with my boys.
Ouch! Hopefully he learned his lesson.
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Picture: ' American Idol Season 6 ' contestant Blake Lewis arriving at his hotel in Midtown New York New York City, USA - 28.05.07
Original American Idol runner-up Justin Guarini's debut album has been slated by the talent show's judge Randy Jackson.
Guarini released his eponymous album earlier this summer (03), but has failed to win the acclaim or sales currently enjoyed by the contest's victor Kelly Clarkson.
And now Jackson, who judges the TV contest's singing hopefuls alongside Simon Cowell and Paula Abdul, has a few harsh words to say about Guarini's efforts.
In his music review column for America's SAVOY magazine, he writes, "Jus, you know I'm here for you dawg, but I got to keep it real. I don't understand this CD or the lack of great songs. This project was just a miss by all involved.
"I don't think anyone knew what kind of record to make with American Idol's second runner-up from the first season. It has no direction, purpose, soul or hits. I am sure this is not quite what Justin would have wanted for his self-titled debut."
Giving the album a modest five out of 10, he adds, "Everyone who had a hand in this catastrophe, y'all really should rethink your jobs."16/09/2003 09:20


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The Oath Top 30 Metal Albums Of 2011
For the year-end edition of The Oath I counted down my Top 30 metal albums of 2011 and recapped some of the interviews I did over the course of the year.
It was a personal list but I based it on the amount of plays during the show and at home on iTunes (I did account for the fact that a tune from January will get more spins than one that debuted in December). So in the end it was based on data as well as my personal opinion.


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Thursday, October 17, 2013 - 1:00pm - 2:00pm ~ Kimberly Public Library
Title: Major Pettigrew's Last Stand
The Afternoon Book Club will be discussing Major Pettigrew's Last Stand: A Novel by Helen Simonson. Major Ernest Pettigrew (retired) leads a quiet life in the village of St. Mary, England, until his brother's death sparks an unexpected friendship with Mrs. Jasmina Ali, the Pakistani shopkeeper from the village. Drawn together by their shared love of literature and the loss of their respective spouses, the Major and Mrs. Ali soon find their friendship blossoming into something more. But will their relationship survive in a society that considers Ali a foreigner?


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Hungin, A.S. (1987) 'Use of an open-access gastroscopy service by a general practice : findings and subsequent specialist referral rate.', Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners., 37 (297 ). pp. 170-171.
An analysis of 102 open-access gastroscopy requests from one general practice over 38 months showed that the detection rate of abnormalities was 58%. Even though no predetermined investigation criteria were used these results compare favourably with gastroscopy findings generally and are superior to the detection rate of lesions using barium meals. Only 12% of the patients who underwent gastroscopy required subsequent referral to a consultant. This represents a major benefit, hitherto undocumented, of an open-access gastroscopy service. Considerations of accuracy, safety and cost effectiveness coupled with the availability of efficacious drugs appear to favour the case for open-access gastroscopy for general practitioners.
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OXFORD, England, March 20 /PRNewswire/ -- PharmaVentures today announces the publication of its new report on the flu epidemic, Spotlight on Influenza: Separating Fact from Fiction in the Battle against Influenza.
"The influenza virus is an interestingly unstable pathogen with global prominence. Influenza sweeps rapidly around the world in seasonal epidemics affecting 5-15% of the population and causing up to half a million deaths annually," said Dr Fintan Walton, CEO of PharmaVentures. "Recent fears have focused on the potential threat to humans posed by the avian influenza subtype H5N1. Our new report offers a topical insight into both the flu virus and the methods being employed to tackle it."
In particular, the report looks at the pharmaceutical industry's pipeline prospects in the influenza field and discusses potential new treatments and vaccines in development, while simultaneously assessing their potential marketing position and value. As well as probing the industry's ongoing investigative efforts, the report also broadly analyses and outlines the current markets, including therapeutic products.
Looking to the future, the ramifications of the H5N1 pandemic threat and its potential long-term repercussions will be reviewed from a global healthcare and commercial market perspective. The report also covers deal making and licensing opportunities, which have stemmed from the flu threat, providing an analysis of the companies, including GlaxoSmithKline, sanofi-pasteur and Chiron, as well as therapies involved, such as Tamiflu and Relenza. Background on the history of the flu, details of the different strains, including H5N1, and viral targets for therapeutic intervention will be described in detail as a key contextualising element of this report.
This topical report provides readers with insightful competitor intelligence and extended market analysis compiled from PharmaDeals(R), the most comprehensive source of global deals across all therapies and stages of development.
The summary and content of the report can be viewed at: http://www.pharmaventures.com/pdf/contents_flu_spotlight.pdf
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Supreme Court justices stood divided as they debated the constitutionality of public prayer at government meetings. Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly's Tim O'Brien reports on the case that began in Greece, N.Y. Then, Jeffrey Brown talks to National Law Journal's Marcia Coyle on how the Supreme Court has ruled on prayer in the past. Continue reading
When the D.C. City Council approved legislation requiring large retailers to pay hourly rates 50 percent higher than local minimum wage, Walmart threatened to abandon planned stores. Judy Woodruff gets two views on living wage from David Madland of the Center for American Progress and Stephen Moore of The Wall Street Journal. Continue reading
Amid growing controversy surrounding the personal and professional life of Sarah Palin, Tucker Bounds, a spokesman for the GOP campaign, asserts her strengths as a running mate, her appeal on the ticket and her family's right to privacy. Continue reading
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SPRING HILL — After years of hopeful planning, a little arguing and an ever-increasing demand for classroom space, construction is under way on the new Pasco-Hernando Community College campus off U.S. 19.
"It may look like a big pile of dirt now," said John Dougherty, chairman of the PHCC Foundation's board of directors. "But soon it's going to be a beautiful campus."
According to school officials, it's not a moment too soon.
"We've had unprecedented growth," spokeswoman Lucy Miller said, referring to crowded conditions at the current Spring Hill center on Spring Hill Drive, near Mariner Boulevard.
"The demand in Spring Hill has been very high," Miller said. "We outgrew our old location years ago."
Site work for the new, $46 million Spring Hill campus began last year, and construction will continue for the next 12 months. Completion is planned for the fall of 2010. The majority of the funding for construction is coming from the state's public education capital outlay program.
The campus will provide expanded course offerings, allowing students to complete their associate's degrees without having to travel to other locations.
"We will meet the needs of students," said Stanley Giannet, PHCC North Campus provost. "We will provide outstanding programs that focus on high-wage, high-skill, targeted occupations."
The college estimates that about 3,000 students will attend the center annually.
"The new campus will have a corporate-like atmosphere, nestled in the foliage," said Giannet. "The buildings will all have a high-tech, state-of-the-art infrastructure."
In addition to being equipped with wireless technology, classrooms will have so-called teaching bunkers, housing DVD players, computers and additional technology, allowing instructors to project images directly from a book or newspaper onto a screen.
The first phase includes seven campus buildings, totaling 100,000 square feet.
The campus will include 10 classrooms, a library, a multipurpose and conference building, six computer labs and a full-service student development center for admissions, financial aid and registration. A testing center and learning lab will be housed in the library, officials said.
If growth escalates and funding is available, additional buildings may be constructed as part of a second phase, Miller said.
Florida Architects designed the building project, and Skanska USA Building is the construction company.
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Red Devils – Retina User Interface Kit
Red Devils – Retina UI Kit
Red Devils – Retina UI Kit is a set of user interace for website or apps with dark and red scheme. This UI kit also goodfor you who want to use itu for Halloween purposes.
Red Devils – Retina UI Kit including 2 PSD files, they are standard 72PPI file and doubled-size file that are fully layered so you can edit it easily if there any changes. Just click to the group or layer to edit it.
- Great design for retina display devices
- 72PPi standard and double size files
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If you want to verify these driving directions
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Google Maps, Bing Maps, or MapQuest.
How long is the drive from New York, NY to Washington, DC? The total driving time is 3 hours, 46 minutes.
Your trip begins in New York, New York. It ends in Washington, District of Columbia.
If you're planning a road trip, you might be interested in seeing the total driving distance from New York, NY to Washington, DC.
You can also calculate the cost to drive from New York, NY to Washington, DC based on current local gas prices and an estimate of your car's best gas mileage.
If you're meeting a friend, you might be interested in finding the city that is halfway between New York, NY and Washington, DC.
Planning to fly a plane instead? You might be more interested in calculating the flight time from New York, NY to Washington, DC.
It is free to visit the National Zoo and all 15 Smithsonian Museums in Washington DC. The Air and Space Museum, Natural History Museum, American History Museum and the National Zoo are among the most popular with first timers visiting the capital city, according to Smithsonian.
The National Zoo has over 2,000 animals represented by almost 400 species. The giant pandas, Asian elephants, Sumatran tigers, New Zealand North Island brown kiwis are among the few that are the highlights of the zoo.
To learn more about the animals, we suggest taking one of the guided tours at the National Zoo. The zoo offers 3 different tour options every Saturday and Sunday, offered year round at 9:45 am at $10 per person. Children under 3 are free. Each tour group only accommodates up to 10 people and all proceeds go to the educational programs at the zoo.
You can choose the highlights tour, upper zoo tour or children's tour. The highlights tour is a 2-hour walking tour that takes you to the zoo's most popular animals. The 2-hour upper zoo tour will take you to 3 exhibits closest to the visitor center. The 90-minute children's tour is catered to children ages 4 to 7 accompanied by an adult. Get more info at nationalzoo.si.edu.
Travelmath helps you find the driving time based on actual directions for your road trip. You can find out how long it will take to drive between any two cities, airports, states, countries, or zip codes. This can also help you plan the best route to travel to your destination. Compare the results with the flight time calculator to see how much longer it might take to drive the distance instead of flying. You can also print out pages with a travel map.


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Mailing prints for customers at my etsy shop! Yay! Thanks so much for your patronage!
(by the way, if you wanted to buy one of my prints or get a personally autographed book for Christmas, you should probably order today so that it gets to you in time)
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Web/blogsites can deliver you the highest Google rankings and traffic for a very low cost. While reinforcing your reputation and profitable social marketing efforts. If you are in real estate our WordPress based blogsites make it easy to feature your listings as posts (helping to keep your listing sellers happy too), but more variety is needed. But, about what other blog post topics and how? Wat can be used for good content? After all it can take hours to create a good post from scratch.
Your postings need to have a target purpose and use search marketing keywords and phrases that are significant to your target market. One of the best and most direct articles on creating content for your web/blogsite I have come across is Brandon Cornett's "11 Content Ideas for Your Real Estate Blog". The article provides an excellent outline of how to take a lot of what you do almost every day and easily use it for interesting content. One of my favorites is his number 1, that is recycle emails, or as Brandon says "repurpose",
Do you spend a lot of time answering questions by email? Start saving these emails in a special folder within your email program. This could become blog content.
The rest of the article is similarly filled with another 10 good ways to share your expertise and personality with your web/blogsite visitors. Please take abut 15 minutes check it out, I think you will find it worthwhile regardless of your business or profession.
No other website platform can deliver you the marketing results with as little effort as a WordPress based website. With WordPress' new feature set it makes WordPress an ideal scalable content management system for many businesses, large and small.


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As Dunedin city dries out in the warm temperatures, people need to be more careful about any backyard burning, the Otago Regional Council warns.
The Dunedin City Council had said the city's fire risk was moderate-to-high and conditions at some times could make it more likely for fires to start from accidental causes and spread rapidly.
Regional council director, regional services, Jeff Donaldson said the council was monitoring outdoor burning more closely than usual to ensure smoke nuisance did not increase. Any fires breaching the council's air plan could result in instant fines of $300 being issued and, in more serious cases, prosecution could result.
Since November, the council had received 65 complaints about outdoor burning and, in two instances, the organisation had received a fine. In both cases, they were repeat offenders, he said.
People needed to consider their neighbours and the environment when burning outside, he said. That meant any burning on the ground or in a container outside a building including bonfires, barbecues, campfires, braziers and hangis.
''Burning rubbish causes a nuisance to neighbours and can cause serious air pollution, which can also be toxic.''
In Dunedin, residents were allowed to burn rubbish in their backyard if the fire was more than 50m from any boundary and the smoke was not a nuisance to neighbours.
Barbecues were allowed, as of right, provided the smoke, ash, and smell did not cause a nuisance to neighbours at or beyond a property boundary.
In the city, the council sub-contracted its air plan enforcement to First Security, while the regional council dealt with complaints on the city periphery and the Taieri.


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Maxine Waters Reclaiming Her Time Just Became Everyone's New Summer '17 Mantra
California Congresswoman Maxine Waters puts her foot down by reclaiming her time.
Franclot Graham, father of Ramarley Graham, participates in a vigil for his son, in March 2012.(Photo: Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
Ramarley Graham would have turned 21 a few days ago, but his life was taken in 2012, when a police officer busted into his Bronx home that February.
Instead of celebrating his birthday, the family has sent letters to the Justice Department to open a full investigation in his case. Since Graham's death, his family has been in a constant fight for justice for the teen.
Graham's killer, Richard Haste, has not faced a trial for the death since both of his indictments have been dismissed.
"All I want is justice for the murder of my son and the Department of Justice is truly the only level of our justice system left that can provide accountability for the violation of Ramarley's civil rights," said his mother Constance Malcolm.
In August 2013, the department announced that it would be reviewing the case, but the family says there has been no indication that there was a full investigation opened.
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