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Smooth and ScentedI really like the Grapefruit scent and the lotion soaks right into the skin and makes me feel gloriously smooth. Twenty-eight bucks is pretty steep for body lotion though, so this is a product for those moments when you want to pamper yourself. — 6 years, 10 months agoleo1999 | 678 reviews
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aromatherapyI love this stuff because it has grapefruit essential oils in it which have holistic benefits. Supposedly grapefruit can make you appear younger to others and even make your appetite disappear! The product makes no such claim, it doesn't have to. The quality is good enough alone. — 9 years, 3 months agomamacita11 | 234 reviews
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Have Ford Questions? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
If this is Factory Ford Keyless Entry..TRY:Standing next to vehicle "Press & Hold" the Lock & Unlock Buttons "together" for apprx 10 secondsRelease Buttons & try remote
If the above does not work, you may need to Program Transmitters again, by following the procedure below or use of Dealer Scan tool to Master code
CAUTION: All remote keyless entry (RKE) transmitters must be programmed at the same time.
The vehicle must be electronically unlocked before entering program mode (via RKE, RKE keypad (if equipped) or door lock control switch while the driver door is open.
Turn the key from OFF to RUN 8 times within 10 seconds , with the eighth turn ending in RUN. If the module has successfully entered program mode, it will lock and then unlock all doors.
Within 20 seconds , press any button on an RKE transmitter, and the doors will lock and then unlock to confirm that each RKE transmitter has been programmed.
Repeat this step for each RKE transmitter.
If the door locks do not respond for any RKE transmitter, wait several seconds and press the button again.
If the door locks still fail to respond, refer to Inspection and Verification.
Make sure that no more than the maximum number of RKE transmitters are attempted to be programmed.
Exiting the programming mode is accomplished if one of the following occurs:The key transitions to the OFF position. 20 seconds have passed since entering programming mode or since the last RKE transmitter was programmed. The maximum number of RKE transmitters have been programmed.
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sorry for the delay
Does this mean to turn the engine over when you say run?
No, just turn the Key to ON, Off 8 times in 10 seconds......do not start vehicle
Lurch ~
Sorry to keep bothering you, but I am thinking maybe I did not explain my issue properly. The keyless entry clicker on my keyring will lock and unlock the car. The issue I am having is that the keyless entry will not automatically open the liftgate, nor either side door on the vehicle. Also, once inside the car, there are buttons up top that will do the same thing. There is a button to push to open either side door and the liftgate as well. This is the issue ... the clicker locks or unlocks the car. The other buttons are not working to open the slide doors or back liftgate. The buttons inside the car on the roof of the vehicle are not working to do this either. Once the slide doors are unlocked and the doors are manually opened, I can close them with the automatic door button on the inside of the opening on each side. However, I can't do this with the remote nor with any of the buttons located on the roof of the car. I had no issues with any of this before the battery went out. I know it has to be something with resetting something inside the vehicle, but don't know how. Also, in the manual it says to take out and put back in the fuse on the passenger side, but I have yet to find a fuse box on the passenger side of the car. We have found the fuse box under the hood on the driver's side, but that is the only one I can locate.
The computer system in the car seems fine, as the outside temp reading, computerized odometer, fluid check, tire pressure, miles to go, etc is reading fine inside. I just need to find a way to get the auto doors on each side and the back liftgate to open with either the remote or with the buttons on the roof of the inside.
sorry if I didn't make that clear earlier. The remote locks and unlocks the car, but that is all it will do. Something else is going on, as the remote must be still programmed to get that to happen.
I have tried all steps you suggested, but I am wondering if I worded my original question properly. Sorry for the confusion ~ are there 2 fuse boxes on this vehicle and if so, where is the fuse box for the passenger side?
Again, I appreciate your help ~ I just hate to take this to the dealership to pay several hundred dollars when I am sure there is something I am overlooking.
Thank you for the added info.
You posted:the clicker will not automatically open the doors or liftgate
sorry for the misunderstanding, as I thought you were referring to ALL doors
If the isue is the side doors & liftgate, then programming is needed by Dealer Scan Tool for the power liftgate module & side door module
You could disconnect Positive Battery Cable for apprx 5 minutes & see if it resets
NOTE: The remote transmitter or B-pillar switches may be used in place of the overhead console open/close switches to initialize the power sliding doors.
NOTE: If the power liftgate system is turned OFF in the message center, the system cannot be activated with any switches or with the liftgate handle. The system will need to be turned ON for any power operation to occur.
NOTE: The power liftgate may not operate under the following conditions:
If any of these conditions has occurred, the power liftgate must be reset.
NOTE: If the power liftgate does not open during this step, refer to the symptom chart to diagnose the power liftgate for no operation.
sorry for the problems..............
while the above expert is correct about "Initialization", the problem you have sounds like a Programming issue & you need to have Dealer Scan vehicle for ALL Trouble Codes
There is also a Tech Bulletin for Trouble Code C1999, which fits this problem
Use of Dealer Scan Tool is needed to clear this & any other Body Trouble Code to program or test system
should be less than 1 hour labor
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City to flush water system in one region
On Monday, Clearwater will begin a maintenance flushing program of the city's drinking water system in one region of the city. The program systematically flushes the water system to improve water quality while minimizing the discharge of water. Neighbors in the area generally bounded by Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, U.S. 19, Nursery Road, and Belcher Road can expect to see hydrant flushing in the area from Monday through July 8. There will be no flushing on weekends or the Fourth of July. Residents may notice reduced water pressure and possibly discolored water. While the water will be safe, if discoloration occurs, it is recommended that users run the faucet for five to 10 minutes, which should clear it up. The flushing program will affect only areas that are on public water. Private water systems will not be flushed as a part of this program. For more information, or for a map showing the affected area, visit myclearwater.com/flushing. For questions, call (727) 562-4591.
Libraries feature magic, crafts
Clearwater public libraries are hosting summer reading activities throughout the summer for all ages. Highlights for the week include:
• Lego Club, 2 p.m., East Library, 2251 Drew St.: Use library's Legos or bring your own.
• My Voice, 2 p.m., Main Library, 100 N Osceola Ave.: Teens can practice writing skills.
• Catch the Wave with Science!, 2 p.m., Main Library: A science program using whoopee cushions, water balloons and musical instruments from all over the world to explore the science of sound and music.
• Creativity in the Corner, 5 p.m., East Library: Stories, drawing and coloring in the children's corner.
• Terrific Tuesdays, 2 p.m., Countryside Library, 2741 State Road 580: A performance for elementary age children.
• Card Magic for Adults, 3 p.m., Main Library: Master magician Bill Kahn teaches a two-hour course in card magic.
• Learn to Draw Cartoons!, 2:30 p.m., Main Library: A drawing workshop teaches children ages 4 and up to draw cartoon art.
• July 4th Crafts and Fun, 2 p.m., East Library: Stories, crafts and cartoons to celebrate Independence Day.
• Origami 101, 2 p.m., Countryside Library.
• Mad Science's Up, Up and Away, 3 p.m., North Greenwood Library, 905 N. MLK Jr. Ave.: Be mystified by molecules and amazed by atmospheric pressure at this program about the power of pressure.
Breakfast Bunch meets Tuesdays
Gather with friends and make new ones while enjoying a breakfast of eggs, pancakes, bacon, sausage, fruit, coffee and juice at the Hale Senior Activity Center. The Breakfast Bunch is held 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. every Tuesday at the center, 330 Douglas Ave. It costs $3 with a recreation ID and $4 without. Call (727) 298-3299 for information.
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Like my Round 1 preview for the Kings, instead of your traditional series preview where I break down the forwards, defense, goaltending and whatever else people break down, I'm straying from the traditional. Don't worry if you are interested in that stuff I'm sure I'll link to blogs who are doing the more traditional thing.
This time round, as part of my series preview, I've enlisted the help of Andrew Bernier from Blackhawks Down Low to answer a few questions heading into the series. Andrew and some guy, very originally named ChiBlackhawks, writes over there at that their fine site. I'm sure we'll get to know them, hate them and maybe end up as friends with them at the end of the series, who knows. Andrew will become my new Blogger Buddy™ for the series, you can find Andrew on twitter and I do suggest you follow him so you can get the other half to my conversations/trash talking.
BW: What is the Canucks weakness against the Hawks?
BHDL: The Hawks are a very talented team offensively and I'm not sure Vancouver has the top defensive pairing guys to shut down the top two lines for the Hawks. Maybe that just comes from me not knowing enough about the Canucks, but once you get past Ehrhoff there really isn't someone who can do that job.
Defensively, the Hawks have been a rollercoaster since the Olympics. They've looked good so far in the playoffs, but towards the end of the regular season it was pretty bad. Campbell has played limited minutes in games 5 and 6, which really helped the Hawks breakout. You can still tell he hasn't been 100% though. Kim Johnsson is assumed to be dead and if he makes an appearance it will be Weekend at Bernie's style. Dustin Byfuglien will hopefully be moved back to forward just to screw with Luongo. We've loved what we've gotten from Sopel all season. He's been a warrior and a great 5th/6th D and PKer. We joke that he knows he can't get any uglier so he throws his face in front of shots.
Continue after the jump for the rest of BHDL's answers...
BW: What are you looking forwards to about the series?
BHDL: I'm looking forward to adding to this rivalry. There's a few Canucks players that I'm starting to really dislike. I'm sure I'd love Kesler if he played for the Hawks, but man does he drive me nuts right now. There's just a passion in this matchup that wasn't there against Nashville (and the Preds are in our own division). It should make for some really exciting hockey.
BW: Does this series pick up right where it left off last year with all the grittiness?
BHDL: I think we're going to see a whole lot of shoving after the whistle. Guys like Ladd and Byfuglien are sure to mix it up for the Hawks. I don't know if we'll see a ton of Hawks 4th liners dropping the gloves. Eager has been bumped from the lineup for Brian Bickell who's been up on the first line. Burish hasn't been his usual annoying self lately, but I think he'll turn it up against Vancouver.
BW: Do you believe in the Marian Hossa curse?
BHDL: NOOOOO. Hossa has had a decent playoffs so far. He's been creating offensive chances, but not finding the back of the net enough. He's always rock solid defensively and puts in great effort, so I'm not too worried about being cursed.
Thanks to Andrew for taking the time to answer my questions. Check out his site Blackhawks Down Low for my answers to his questions that he asked where we talk post-Olympic breakdowns, rivalries and Canuck Day.
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Drew Richardson
Affiliation: The Canberra Hospital
Country: Australia
Detail Information
- The access-block effect: relationship between delay to reaching an inpatient bed and inpatient length of stayDrew B Richardson
Emergency Department, Canberra Hospital, Yamba Drive, Garran, ACT 2605, Australia
Med J Aust 177:492-5. 2002..To investigate the relationship between access block in the emergency department (ED) (defined as total time from arrival to transfer from the ED over eight hours) and inpatient length of stay (LOS)...
- Emergency department targets: a watershed for outcomes research?Drew B Richardson
Emergency Department, Australian National University Medical School, Canberra, ACT, Australia
Med J Aust 196:126-7. 2012..Early evidence is encouraging, but guarded optimism is advised...
- Primary care services and emergency medicineDrew B Richardson
Australian National University Medical School, Canberra, ACT, Australia
Med J Aust 192:429-30. 2010..Putting to rest the myth that emergency department overcrowding is due to a lack of primary care services...
- Prevalence of access block in Australia 2004-2008Drew Richardson
Australian National University Medical School, Canberra, New South Wales, Australia
Emerg Med Australas 21:472-8. 2009..The present study describes changes in prevalence of access block in Australia over a 4 year period...
- Emergency Department access block occupancy predicts delay to surgery in patients with fractured neck of femurDrew Richardson
Medical School, Australian National University, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Emerg Med Australas 21:304-8. 2009..The present study aimed to identify any relationship between existing access block occupancy (ABO) at the time of patient presentation and delay to definitive procedure...
- Myths versus facts in emergency department overcrowding and hospital access blockDrew B Richardson
Emergency Department, Australian National University Medical School, Canberra, ACT, Australia
Med J Aust 190:369-74. 2009..Solutions will mainly be found in managing hospital bedstock and systemic capacity (including the use of step-down and community resources) so that appropriate inpatient beds remain available for acutely sick patients...
- Increase in patient mortality at 10 days associated with emergency department overcrowdingDrew B Richardson
Emergency Department, Australian National University Medical School, Canberra Hospital Yamba Drive, Garran, ACT 2605, Australia
Med J Aust 184:213-6. 2006..To quantify any relationship between emergency department (ED) overcrowding and 10-day patient mortality...
- Emergency response to the Canberra bushfiresDrew B Richardson
Emergency Department, Canberra Hospital, Yamba Drive, Garran, ACT 2605
Med J Aust 181:40-2. 2004..Major issues were communication difficulties and transport, with most patients (including the two most critically ill) arriving by private vehicle. Overall, medical outcomes were excellent, and the hospital system coped well...
- Responses to access block in Australia: Australian Capital TerritoryDrew B Richardson
The Canberra Hospital, Yamba Drive, Garran, Canberra, ACT 2605, Australia
Med J Aust 178:103-4. 2003
- A comparison of the antemortem clinical diagnosis and autopsy findings for patients who die in the emergency departmentAlan E O'Connor
Department of Emergency Medicine, The Canberra Hospital, ACT, Australia
Acad Emerg Med 9:957-9. 2002..The aim of this study was to compare the clinical and postmortem examination diagnoses of patients who died in the emergency department (ED) of a tertiary hospital, and to analyze any discrepancy between them...
- Tackling the burden of injury in Australasia: developing a binational trauma registryTamzyn M Davey
Centre of National Research on Disability and Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Med J Aust 185:512-4. 2006..A binational trauma registry is urgently needed to benchmark injury management to improve outcomes for injured patients...
- Reducing patient time in the emergency departmentDrew B Richardson
Med J Aust 179:516-7. 2003
- Impact of a telephone call centre on emergency department workloadDrew B Richardson
Emerg Med (Fremantle) 14:116. 2002


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I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with dogs.
Hello, Found black dog in need
> I can tell you that it is a male pup about 45 lbs. We had him nuetered and immunized
> The dog is extremely friendly when comfortable. The dog is great with other
> dogs and nice to cats. I have a women down the street with dogs and a cat
> watching him for me for 2 days. I cannot keep him here. I checked craigslist
> daily no luck. I also posted the dog on some websites like
> pets lost and mutt finder. I also have a couple of courtesy posts of the dog
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> I have right now, but I can go to the ladies house later and get a better
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> to post flyers today. I was too sick yesterday. My number is 623-680-7256 if
> you need any more information.
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> Katherine
Lemony, a Scottsdale Jindo/Labrador Retriever dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Jindo/Labrador Retriever for sale in Scottsdale, or seeking a Jindo/Labrador Retriever dog from a breeder in Scottsdale.


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MLB SlugFest: Loaded PlayStation 2
- Publisher: Midway
- Release Date: Jun 23, 2004
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It has plenty of meat to go along with the sweetness, and is part of your well-balanced gaming diet.
A game for anyone that enjoys the game of Baseball and wants to satisfy that need for aggression at the same time. Once you get the timing down, you will enjoy the fast-paced, high scoring gameplay.
With additions like a frighteningly deep franchise mode and online play, SlugFest's already option-laden package gets even deeper this year, though some of these additions are better suited for the game than others.
PSM MagazineOn the realism side, SlugFest makes huge strides this year. Stat crunching is ably handled by the "Basebll Mogul" sim engine, and gameplay is easily tight enough to compete with PS2's second tier (i.e.: non-"MVP") baseball series. [July 2004, p.26]
With its violence, online play, and deep franchise mode, this title will appeal to both hardcore and casual baseball fans alike.
Coming back to commentary once again are the hilarious team of Tim Kitzrow and Jim Shorts. These guys are two of the funniest commentators I've ever heard.
If you thought Slugfest was a little too childish or simple, youll enjoy the new changes like the franchise mode. Well all enjoy the new online gameplay, though.
The online play keeps the game fresh and the franchise mode, while obviously a far cry from those present in other more realistic baseball simulations, is still an admiral effort and a nice side order to an already delicious meal.
Support for both PS2 Online and Xbox Live 3.0 and a deep franchise mode extend the shelf life of the game well beyond the Home Run Derby and Quickplay options.
One area I found very disappointing was the commentators. You will very quickly get tired of the unoriginal and repetitious comments they make. It also didnt seem to have any real connection to what was going on in the game at times.
There are a couple of weak spots here and there but this is still the game to turn to when you want your baseball really fun and really off the wall.
If you're the kind of person that wants a baseball videogame with trick pitches, turbo boosts, and sucker punches, then I have little doubt that you'll appreciate Midway's take on America's national pastime.
Over the top gameplay coupled with nicely timed humor and the inclusion of online play makes this a great way to pass the time during the summer. Now if they can expand on the idea and drop some of the realism, Slugfest could become a true classic in the sports gaming pantheon.
Baseball games are sure to get a kick out of its take on the classic game, while others will likely enjoy the easily accessible gameplay and hilarious, hard hitting action.
This is an arcade blast based on timing and violence, and its a ton of fun if you dont approach sports games as simulations of the real thing. This is a videogame in every sense of the phrase.
Electronic Gaming MonthlyAdmittedly, I would rather go through a season of the deep-pitching "MVP Baseball" or option-heavy "ESPN" over this, but if you don't ahve someone to play alongside you, SlugFest ain't a bad consolation. [Aug 2004, p.100]
It wouldve been nice to have a create-a-team feature, or even a create-a-character feature, but maybe well see those the next time around.
Outside of new pitch types and fielding animations, the over-the-top angle hasn't evolved at all in this iteration, and the new simulation aspect pales in comparison to al of the other titles on the market. [July 2004, p.114]
It flat out fails to cash in on its unique take on Major League Baseball. The Slugfest version of the game is dull and annoying.
Adding live online support and a fantasy-league Mogul mode that lets you trade players, track stats, and haggle over TV rights? OK, were really psyched.
Fortunately the on-screen action moves at a blistering pace, with colorful visuals, impressive animations, and eye-popping embellishments such as motion trails, super jumps, bats bursting into fire after multiple hits, and pitches that defy physics. The depth of features isnt quite up to the competitions, but in terms of action and excitement, MLB SlugFest: Loaded covers all the bases.
This is no sim by any stretch, even with the new Franchise mode. Still, it is a decent game of belligerent baseball with mindless fun and laughs for anybody looking to play two - whether that's a doubleheader or just a deuce of innings. [July 2004, p.96]
It still has all of the stuff that makes it a nice diversion from the typical baseball title. But that stuff hasn't changed enough to warrant a purchase.
A decent game, though the sim aspects aren't as well fleshed out as those in other baseball games available. And the over-the-top elements don't add enough to overcome those shortcomings.
Play MagazineVisually, the SlugFest series has always looked damn good...And SlugFest just wouldn't be SlugFest without the antics of Tim Kitzrow and Jim Shorts. Together they have some of the funniest play-by-play I've ever heard. [June 2004, p.71]
Sure I still prefer the sweat simplicity of the old school style of ball, but its been a while since Ive had this much fun playing a baseball game.
It serves up some decent arcade fun, but we've already been here before in the other Slugfest games, and the notable AI and control issues still need to be addressed.
Awards & Rankings
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 6 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 1 out of 1
Mixed: 0 out of 1
Negative: 0 out of 1
50centHomieOct 12, 2004This game rocks.


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Men in court after violence before Shrewsbury Town v Walsall match
Eighteen men have appeared in court after violence before a football game between Shrewsbury Town and Walsall.
Fifteen admitted violent disorder at Shrewsbury Crown Court after a fight in the town on 14 October 2012.
One admitted inciting violence and two denied assaulting a police officer causing actual bodily harm.
Bail conditions forbid them from attending regulated football matches or being in any town or city where Shrewsbury Town are playing away.
The men were aged between 19 and 47.


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DRAGONFORCE's Herman Li To Appear On CBBC's How To Be Epic At Everything
February 16, 2013, 4 years ago
DRAGONFORCE guitarist Herman Li will appear on CBBC's How To Be Epic At Everything, a new series from the BBC aimed at demonstrating to young people how to excel in certain professions. At 10.30am on February 17th and March 17th on the CBBC Channel, Herman Li will will be taking his guitar through the paces showing the next generation of guitarists how its done. For more information visit the BBC.


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Rihanna's underwear is important, guys. [The Superficial]
David Estes has bad grammar. [Lainey Gossip]
Octomom's been nominated to win for her porno. [Starpulse]
Feeling awkward yet, are we? [theBERRY]
The boys of One Direction grabbing asses and crotches. [Socialite Life]
Kate Middleton's royal morning sickness. [TMZ]
10 Ladies in loafers. [The Frisky]
Adam Levine thinks Honey Boo Boo is the worst thing that's ever happened. [Cele|bitchy]
Taylor Swift debuts the new relationship. [Yeeeah]
Batman's voting for Batman. [Huff Po]
Heidi Klum poses with Santa Claus. [Bitten and Bound]
Joel Dommett is naked. [OMGBlog]
Horny is unlocked. [G Celeb]
Taylor Swift did Jingle Bell. [IDLYITW]
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Are Spondylosis and Spondylitis the Same Thing?
Many people use the words spondylosis and spondylitis interchangeably, possibly because they both share the root word "spondylos", which is Greek for "spine." However, while they are both painful conditions that affect the spine, they are in fact two different conditions.
Spondylosis, a catch-all term for spinal degeneration, is a fairly common condition, especially in people over the age of 50. On the other hand, spondylitis, a form of inflammatory arthritis that affects the spine and sacroiliac joints (the joints where the hips meet the spine), is somewhat rare and can affect people of almost any age.
About spondylosis
The main contributor to the development of spondylosis is aging. Erosion and degeneration of the soft tissues of the spine are a natural part of the aging process. These soft tissues serve to protect the vertebrae and nerves of the spine from damage. As they wear away, the bones and nerves become more vulnerable to damage, which can lead to pain. Typical painful conditions that develop as a result of spondylosis include herniated discs, degenerative disc disease and spinal stenosis. Spondylosis can develop in any part of the spine (cervical, thoracic or lumbar).
About spondylitis
Spondylitis is characterized by inflammation of the spine, specifically the spinal joints. Between each of our vertebrae there are hinge-like joints, called facet joints, which allow the spine to bend and move. As spondylitis sets in and inflames the joints, a patient feels stiffness and pain in his or her back. As the disease progresses, the inflammation may spread to other parts of the body, such as the joints between the ribs and the spine, hip joints, shoulder joints and knee joints. In advanced stages, the bones of the spine may actually fuse, making movement difficult and very painful.
Unlike spondylosis, which can affect almost anyone, spondylitis tends to affect men more than women and runs in families. Another difference between spondylosis and spondylitis is the age at which it begins. Spondylosis symptoms usually begin after age 50. The onset of spondylitis, on the other hand, typically happens between the ages of 20 and 40.
If spondylosis or any other spinal condition is causing you chronic pain, contact Laser Spine Institute to learn more about how our minimally invasive procedures can help you find relief from neck or back pain. Laser Spine Institute does not offer minimally invasive surgery to treat spondylitis. However, our Care Team can help patients with spondylitis find alternative treatments for pain relief.


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Father of missing Skelton brothers makes a surprise plea in court
Thu, 28 Jul 2011 15:52:46 GMT —
The Morenci, Mich. father whose three young sons have been missing since Thanksgiving has pleaded no contest to three charges of unlawful imprisonment, according to WNWO's sister station WDIV.
"The plea agreement was entered into with the support of the Morenci Police Department, Lenawee County Prosecutor's Office and the Zuvers family," Chief Larry Weeks said in a released statement with prosecuting attorney Jonathan Poer. "We believe the plea agreement in this case represents what a jury would likely have concluded based upon the facts and evidence as currently developed."
Weeks also said the agreement "assures separate felony convictions for each victim, Andrew, Alexander and Tanner."
John Skelton entered the plea Thursday morning in Lenawee County Circuit court. He insisted he didn't know the whereabouts of 9-year-old Andrew, 7-year-old Alexander and 5-year-old Tanner and won't until he's released.
Skelton maintains the boys are in the custody of members of an underground sanctuary group. He said he wouldn't hurt his sons and only has the first names of the people who took them.
"This plea does not interfere with the ongoing investigation in this matter," Weeks said. "We consider this just one more step toward everyone's goal of fully resolving this case."
Police began treating the case as a homicide investigation February. Multiple search parties of hundreds of locals have scoured woods and water in both Ohio and Michigan.
If you have any information, please call the Morenci Police Department at 517-458-7104.


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Scunci 14cm Thick Hair No-Slip Grip No-Slip Grip
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Comfortable!I love these claw clips by Scunci. I have in brunette, black, and tortoise. It holds my hair and keeps in place for a long time, no sliding. Even when I have a bad hair day, it gives my hair an instant conservative look. It is so comfortable that sometimes I even forget that I wear one. A few times I leaned head back against a headrest, ouch, then, I realized that I had a claw clip on! It broke o...read morene time, but that was after years of using it. Another nice thing about them is that I can find easily, and fairly cheap! — 6 years, 10 months agoluckybetty | 895 reviews
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Rewards are good. But double rewards are even better!
Right now you can enjoy double rewards on any ChiaoGoo knitting needle and accessory, including ChiaoGoo's interchangeable needle sets. For example, you can earn $18 to $46 in reward points on a ChiaoGoo Interchangeable Set - enough to get some great yarn and patterns to go with your new needle set!
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France Telecom Profit Falls on $2.5 Billion Impairment Costs
France Telecom SA, the former French phone monopoly fighting discounters at home, said a 1.84 billion-euro ($2.5 billion) writedown on units in Poland, Egypt and Romania dragged down its 2012 profit.
Full-year net income fell to 820 million euros on the impairment of assets, compared with 3.9 billion euros a year earlier, and sales fell 3.9 percent to 43.5 billion euros, the Paris-based carrier said today in a statement.
"We don't expect 2013 to be particularly easy," Chief Executive Officer Stephane Richard said at a press conference. "Our ambition is to create value with new services and speedier transfers -- those are some of the ways to exit the low cost spiral that we've been thrown into in France and some other markets for more than a year."
Iliad SA's Free and Vivendi SA's SFR unit have slashed prices to win French customers while France Telecom has bet on speedier mobile-phone packages to charge more. Such a strategy has so far proved fruitful for U.S. carriers by boosting phone bills. The carrier stabilized its market share in France in the fourth quarter, at 37.3 percent of the mobile market, despite aggressive price cuts by its rivals.
France Telecom shares fell 2.3 percent to 7.55 euros at 3:32 p.m. in Paris after rising as much as 3.5 percent.
France Telecom confirmed operating cash flow -- earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization restated for some items, minus capital expenditures -- will be more than 7 billion euros this year, down from 8 billion euros in 2012. The company will stick to its plan to save cash with an 80-cent dividend for 2012 and 2013 to help maintain its debt profile.
Price Wars
"We're less optimistic than we were a few months ago about seeing price wars end in France," Chief Financial Officer Gervais Pellissier said during a conference call today. "We're confirming our operating cash flow will stabilize or rebound in 2014 on the back of better revenue outside of France and cost cuts in France."
France Telecom, which has said it will look at what assets it can sell to finance any acquisition opportunities, reached an agreement this month to sell its 20 percent stake in Portuguese unit Sonaecom SGPS SA to its holding company. The sale should bring in 100 million euros in cash, Pellissier said today. TeliaSonera AB's Yoigo unit in Spain is among the assets France Telecom has said it's interested in buying.
France Telecom and partner Deutsche Telekom AG are weighing an initial public offering of a minority stake in their EE wireless venture in the U.K., Pellissier has said.
"We're looking at putting a small part of EE, maybe 15 or 20 percent, on the market at the end of 2013 or beginning of next year," Pellissier said. "Depending on British market conditions as well as EE's first-half earnings, we'll judge whether an IPO is fit."
EE, the first operator to introduce speedier 4G mobile service in the U.K., last month cut its prices ahead of an auction that will make the technology available to competitors. The unit yesterday said its mobile service revenue fell 3.9 percent in the fourth quarter.
Pellissier said in December France Telecom's market valuation, of about 20 billion euros, is excessively low and doesn't accurately reflect either its earnings projections or its ability to generate cash.
The Paris-based company's 889 million-euro Poland impairment accounted for the bulk of the cost. France Telecom- controlled Telekomunikacja Polska SA, Poland's largest carrier, cut its dividend plan this month for the second time in four months after fourth-quarter profit and revenue slumped.
France Telecom isn't alone among European phone companies struggling with wireless rivalries and fewer fixed-line customers. Teleco SpA wrote down its stake in Telecom Italia SpA by about 900 million euros, according to a person familiar with the matter yesterday, the fourth reduction in four years for Italy's biggest phone company. In November, Deutsche Telekom AG reported a 7.4 billion-euro writedown on its T-Mobile USA unit. That same month, Vodafone Group Plc took a 5.9 billion-pound writedown on assets in Italy and Spain.
Shares of France Telecom, the worst performer on France's CAC 40 Index last year, fell 32.4 percent during the past 12 months.
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Sausage Bean Chowder Recipe
When the first hint of cooler weather appears at the end of the summer, my husband always asks, "Isn't it time to make some soup?" It's his subtle hint for me to make this special chowder!
- 1 pound bulk pork sausage
- 2 cans (16 ounces each) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 can (32 ounces) tomato juice
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1 cup chopped green pepper
- 1 cup diced peeled potatoes
- 1 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 bay leaf
- 1. In a Dutch oven or soup kettle, brown sausage until no longer pink; drain. Add remaining ingredients; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 2 hours. Remove bay leaf. Yield: 12-14 servings (about 3 quarts).
Nutritional Facts
1 cup: 155 calories, 7g fat (3g saturated fat), 14mg cholesterol, 776mg sodium, 17g carbohydrate (7g sugars, 4g fiber), 7g protein.
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No. 6 South Carolina survived a hard fought game against Arkansas (16-8, 3-8 SEC) to win 67-49 and sweep the season series. The win keeps the Gamecocks (22-2, 10-1) in first place in the conference.
Both teams were sluggish to start the game, and Dawn Staley called a timeout just three minutes into the game to try to light a fire. Not much changed and the Gamecocks led 17-10 midway through the half. The Razorbacks succeeded in harassing the Gamecock post players and disrupting the flow of the offense.
"I think we did disrupt them a little bit," Arkansas head coach Tom Collen said. "I don't think there's a lot of teams in the country that have got that low-post presence like they do."
Staley agreed with the assessment, saying there were times when frustration hurt the Gamecocks.
"I thought the bigs were a little frustrated today," Staley said. "(Arkansas) tied them up and collapsed on us a lot. They stayed committed to it all game long."
USC continued to go inside, and as they have done so often this season, that was when the Gamecocks went on a big run. Alaina Coates put back her own miss, and then Khadijah Sessions was fouled on a 3-point attempt, making all three free throws. Elem Ibiam put in a short jumper, and Tina Roy capped off the run with a three-pointer from the top of the key. Jessica Jackson finally ended the 10-0 run with a pair of free throws for Arkansas, but all told the Razorbacks went six minutes without a field goal.
That run was basically the difference throughout the second half, as the teams traded runs. Arkansas opened the second half on a 9-4 run to close within 10 points, but South Carolina answered with eight straight over the next 90 seconds to regain control. The Razorbacks had one more 6-0 run in them, but they never seriously threatened again. The Gamecocks would stretch the lead to as much as 21 in garbage time.
Arkansas clamped down on defense in the second half, holding South Carolina to 34 percent shooting in the second half and forcing 19 turnovers for the game. The Gamecocks held onto their lead by making free throws. They hit their first 16 from the stripe and missed only four of their 26 attempts for the game.
Aleighsa Welch led all scorers with 16 points to go along with 7 rebounds. Tiffany Mitchell had 15 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists, and Ibiam and Coates both had 10 points.
The matchup between Coates and Jackson, the favorites to win SEC Freshman of the Year, never really materialized. Jackson had eight points but shot 1-for-12 from the field with six rebounds and four fouls. Coates had 8 rebounds to go with her 10 points, but also had seven turnovers and no blocks and frequently looked tired.
Staley said Coates is becoming the focal point of opposing defenses, and she has to learn how to handle that attention, which on Sunday included an inadvertent shot to the face that had Coates wincing.
"The novelty is wearing off and people realize what she brings to the table," Staley said. "She's got to get used to it. We talked a lot on the bench (about) looking and watching what the defense is doing against El and against Aleighsa so when so goes back in the game she can make adjustments."
"I like a big girl to play mad," Staley added. "I really do."
Keira Peak and Calli Berna led Arkansas with nine points each. Peak scored all of her points in the first half, and the Razorbacks did not get a score from someone other than Peak until the 10:26 mark of the first half.
Also on Sunday, Texas A&M edged LSU 72-65. That means South Carolina holds its 1.5 game lead over Texas A&M and idle Tennessee in the conference standings. Texas A&M holds the tiebreaker over South Carolina, and the Gamecocks and Vols meet in the final game of the season. LSU, who hosts the Gamecocks next Sunday, is most likely out of the conference championship race at 7-4. With only five games remaining, Staley admitted she is starting to think about title prospects.
"We're not going to do that in front of our team, (but) of course we do," she said. "We're jockeying for position. They way you look at it is if we continue to do what we've done all season long that stuff will take care of itself."
Notes: Announced attendance was 7,545. It was the third straight Sunday afternoon game with attendance over 7,000... The Gamecocks are off on Thursday. Their final stretch of games begins next Sunday at LSU. Ibiam added two blocks to her single-season school record. She now has 65... Welch had a career-high five blocks. She had four blocks in the first game at Arkansas, tying her then career-high... Arkansas held South Carolina to 43 percent shooting for the game, six percentage points below the season average... Collen said he thinks South Carolina is a Final Four-caliber team. "I'm going to be pulling for (USC) to go all the way to the Final Four and represent the SEC." He also thanked the fans and media for the high turnout, saying it was good for women's basketball.


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Exported file has clicking not heard in Ardour playback
I am new to ardour and Jamin, and was trying to use the two to better master a recording my band did a while back. I loaded in the WAV file, and got Jamin to properly work as an insert on the post fade master bus, and played around to get a nice sounding mix, however, when I export the file and go to listen to it, there are a number of really loud clicks as if its clipping that I could not hear while listening to the mix through ardour and jamin.
Does anybody have any idea what could be causing this, and why it only comes up after I export the new mastered mix?
Any help would be appreciated.
I went through the audio wave form and checked for any clipping, there were only 2 spots that were marked red that I reduced gain in, but there are far more clicks within the newly exported file.
Also, if this is useful, if i re export the file that I loaded into ardour, without using the Jamin insert, the new file plays fine, so i ruled out that its something buggy in my ardour exporting - and is definitely something I'm not seeing that Jamin is doing to the tune, I just don't get why it doesn't show up until after I export.
hello bballplaya344
I assume that signal outgoing from Ardour's master out is too strong after going through Jamin, so you can plugin Jamin before master fader and use plugin Fast Lookahead Limiter (as i remember right) post fader. Use Normalize if your file after loading to Ardour has red dots of clips - mark file and press "n" to normalize. Oh, and maybe use limiter from Jamin too.
bballplaya344, my guess is you're having xruns that cause the clicks.
If you're starting jack through qjackctl check how many xruns it reports before and after you run through the session. If it has increased you need to increase your Frames/Period in the qjackctl setup.
If the above doesn't apply, try to run the session through a neutral scene in Jamin, i.e. don't touch any of the Jamin settings. If that sounds OK you probably pushed something in Jamin to clipping.
I had a similar issue with exported WAV's having 'robot machine gun' sounds in them. The root cause was the RT priority that jackd was running at; it was set by default to 10; bumping this to 72 (2 less than the 74 that the ICE1712 is at) fixed the robot machine guns (what an exported XRUN, with a small frames and buffers setting, sounds like), and no more XRUNs reported by JAMin. Did find that the lower the latency setting, the slower the export through JAMin; with a 128/2 setting, it took over twice as long to export as with 256/2. (See also the 'Got Jack?' thread, specificially http://ardour.org/node/2421#comment-10181 and the one right above it.)
Playback through JAMin wasn't an issue; export was, and it didn't matter how high I set the thing (finally got a mostly clean export with 2048/4; which just caused the fewer numbers of XRUNs, when they did occur, to cause a much more noticeable repeat in the audio). The rt kernel was installed and JACK setup to be realtime (using the default priority); /etc/security/limits.conf was set up (by automation of the PlanetCCRMA jack-audio-connection-kit RPM's); everything else was Just Right (and, again, worked fine for the most part in 'normal' playback/recording mode. Just the export mode had issues).
Speaking of export mode, getting ready to file a bug report about the export mode causing a JACK problem; putting together as much information as I can before filing it, and, for that matter, trying to determine whether to file it in the ardour tracker or the jack tracker.
The root problem is that exporting in ardour causes JACK to go into a weird mode, and nothing will play or record until I exit ardour and restart JACK. The message output box in qjackctl, with verbose ON, ends with the following text:
Jack: JackClient::kStopFreewheel
Jack: JackClient::SetupDriverSync driver sem in flush mode
Jack: JackExternalClient::ClientNotify ref = 4 name = jamin notify = 8
Jack: JackExternalClient::ClientNotify ref = 5 name = ardour notify = 8
Jack: JackThreadedDriver::Start
Jack: Create non RT thread
Cannot set scheduling priority for RT thread res = 22 err = No such file or directory
Cannot start thread
Jack: fPollTable i = 1 fd = 13
Jack: fPollTable i = 2 fd = 14
This occurs whether JAMin is loaded or not, and regardless of how simple or complex the session is.
Current versions: Ardour 2.8.2, Fedora version ardour-2.8.2-2.fc11.i586;
JACK version: jack-audio-connection-kit-1.9.2-2.fc11.ccrma.i586
RT kernel: kernel-rtPAE-220.127.116.11-1.rt23.2.fc11.ccrma.i686
Probably a JACK issue, though, which is why I haven't yet filed a full bug report, as I am still trying to figure out how to determine if it's Ardour or JACK causing this. Maybe JACK 1.9.3 fixes this; don't know.
how do you tell what a program's (or soundcard's) rt priority is, and how do you change it?
Sorry for the long lag in replying.
On my Fedora 11 box, I run, as root:
service rtirq status
to get the current priorities for the hardware.
I realise this is a really old thread, but thought I'd post for completeness. I recently encountered the same "robot machine gun" issue, which wouldn't go away no matter how high the latency. Again, playback was fine, but export failed every time. Adding the boot parameter, "acpi=off", finally solved it for me.


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Minneapolis • Brian Dozier's two-run homer for Minnesota was one of a career-high four long balls hit off Chicago starter John Danks, and the Twins finished their first three-game sweep of the season and their first over White Sox in three years with an 8-4 victory on Thursday.
Oswaldo Arcia went deep in the second inning ahead of Dozier. Clete Thomas and Eduardo Escobar hit back-to-back shots in the fourth, sending the White Sox to their seventh defeat in the last eight games. They fell to a league-worst 13-28 on the road and 5-13 in June.


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La The members of local punk band Fiction Reform have been caught in a whirlwind of career milestones.
As vocalist/guitarist Brenna Red and bassist Danielle "Chip" Lehman settled into a booth at Slidebar Rock-N-Roll Kitchen in downtown Fullerton for a chat last week, the discussion quickly turned to the group's then-upcoming gig with O.C. heroes Social Distortion, last Sunday at House of Blues Sunset Strip.
"It's like that feeling you have right before Christmas," Red explains. "We're not nervous, but we're anxious, like we want to be playing it right now."
Following that sold-out performance, Fiction Reform competed Tuesday at the third installment of this year's OC Music Awards Showcase Series, competing in preliminary rounds for the best live band title. The band also is nominated in the best punk category (they were up for that in 2011 as well), facing off against Audacity, Death Hymn Number 9, Social D and the Offspring. The winner will be revealed at the awards ceremony on March 9 at City National Grove of Anaheim.
"To be even in the same category as (those bands) is pretty awesome," Lehman says, showing off an Offspring-inspired tattoo on her forearm. "It's kind of absurd because those bands have so many years on us and they're way, way up here, but just to be nominated with them in this, that says we're at least doing something right and people are taking notice."
She, Red, guitarist Aaron Chabak and drummer Danny Baeza are also buzzing from the release of their sophomore album, Take Your Truth, which dropped in November.
For the band's 2010 debut, Revelation in the Palms of the Weak, Chabak and Baeza laid the foundation, creating the music and signing with La Habra label Basement Records, before soliciting online for a vocalist. When a few auditions failed, Chabak hit up Red, who he knew from previous bands.
"I was working at a coffee shop," she recalls, "so they came down on my lunch break and I belted out the chorus to 'Cancerous Gold,' and they were like, 'OK, done!' It was kind of creepy. I was sitting in the front seat of the car and Aaron was in the back listening. I had never really hung out with these guys before … and I had gotten into the car with strangers. So I didn't listen to my mother, but I guess it paid off just this once."
Lehman, who had just left an all-girl punk band, had put up an ad on Craigslist to see if she could find a new group but was disappointed and sometimes horrified by the responses. After almost giving up hope, Fiction Reform's original bassist Tom Clark had to bow out of a few gigs. The band found and answered Lehman's online ad.
"I played a show with them in Costa Mesa, then we did one in Vegas. I kept playing with them and all of a sudden they were like 'oh, hey, we need money from you," she says with a laugh. "I was like 'what for?' And they said, 'Oh, well you're in the band now, so you need to contribute.' That was it. There was never a discussion or an announcement. It was just 'hey, you're in the band, you pay now.'"
Early last year the foursome went back into the studio at Basement to begin work on its new release, with each player offering creative input.
"I am very loud and can sort of beg to be the center of attention, (but) I still get very self-conscious," Red admits. "I was nervous about writing on this record. What if they didn't like my lyrics or my guitar playing? But in a healthy way that made it a lot more interesting. There's a lot more of us in this album because we had the time to massage it over. Now I can't wait until the next one. We already have four new songs."
In an effort to have fun with the release, Fiction Reform set up a promotional sale on its website allowing fans to preorder the album and receive a surprise. "They didn't know if it would be a good or bad prize," Lehman says. "It was a crapshoot, but people had a good time with it, posting pictures on Twitter with the stuff they had won."
Among the prizes the band gave away were a stack of Sega Genesis games, a broken belt, signed copies of a U.K. magazine article that featured the band last year, autographed drum heads and Chabak's soccer trophy he received in fourth grade. "He's going to argue that the trophy wasn't for participation, that it was actually for second place," Brenna Red says. "Either way it was entertaining."
Should Fiction Reform win the showcase series, Red says it will be just another stepping stone. The first thing the band will do is "get drunk!" "If we do win," she says, "it's just opening more doors and we'll go right through them – I'll break dance right through them."
More in local music:
- Third OC Music Awards showcase gets heavy
- Allensworth goes Against the Grain
- Second OC Music Awards Showcase Series gets mellow
- Billy Kernkamp shifts styles with new vinyl-only single
- OC Music Awards Showcase Series kicks off with a bang
- OC Music Awards announces 2013 nominees
- Jameson & Co. drop long-awaited disc
- Video: Catching up with the Aquabats!
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Contains occurrences of record heat in the mid-Atlantic region. Uses an older, smaller database.
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GUILDERLAND — Leota Mae Zyniecki, known to her friends as Lee, was a pioneer.
She got her driver's license at age 14 — the last person in Michigan to do so — and got her pilot's license when she was in her forties.
"She drove with a lead foot," said her son, Edward Zyniecki III, one of seven siblings.
Mrs. Zyniecki was active in town politics and all sorts of community causes. "The entire family was drafted into her service," said her son. "Us kids were the foot soldiers."
The first mother in her neighborhood to go to work, Mrs. Zyniecki was a self-taught bookkeeper and was known, in more recent years, for running the tobacco store in Stuyvesant Plaza.
Her death on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014, came just 11 days after her husband's. They had been married for 65 years. She died in the comfort of their McKownville home with her family by her side. She was 85.
"The whole family is very sad losing both in such a short period," said Mr. Zyniecki, adding, "We've had good neighbors helping out."
The daughter of Alberta and George Gouckenour, Mrs. Zyniecki was born on April 12, 1928 in Detroit, Mich., and was raised there in the midst of the Great Depression. "They were tough times with people bouncing from job to job," said her son.
She was fond of her family's camp in northern Michigan where she spent much time as a child and learned to know the woodland trees and birds, and also enjoyed fishing.
"She loved to eat pan fish," said her son. "I would catch them for her."
Mrs. Zyniecki kept her skill of tree and bird identification her whole life. Her favorite bird was the cardinal.
She met the man who would become her husband when he came to Michigan on a business trip. They were married in 1948. "They actually eloped," said her son. "We didn't know that until recently." The couple honeymooned in Florida.
"There was a lot of passion there," said Mr. Zyniecki of his parents' marriage.
The couple settled in Guilderland in 1953, when the suburbs were new and people were moving to McKownville from the city. As a young mother, Mrs. Zyniecki was active in 4-H, the Westmere Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association, the Western Turnpike Rescue Squad, the American Heart Association, and spearheading neighborhood fund-raising efforts for the American Red Cross and the March of Dimes. She was also active in the Red Cross Learn to Swim program.
"We'd deliver pamphlets, or collect March of Dimes cards, or sort out the swim cards," said her son, noting that Mrs. Zyniecki organized the bus routes for the swim program.
"Her claim to fame was an ambulance hit her broadside at the intersection of Route 20 and Schoolhouse Road," said her son. She got a ticket, but was proud of beating the charge, he said. Did that deter her from raising funds for the squad? "Not at all," he answered.
"I don't know where she got the energy," he said of her pursuing so many causes while raising her children, cooking wholesome meals — "all of them, every day" — and sewing clothes for herself as well as for 4-H projects. "Four-H was her pride and joy," her son said.
While Mr. Zyniecki was often away on business trips, Mrs. Zyniecki ran the household and took her seven children hither and yon to everything from Scout meetings to Little League games.
"My mother was opinionated and stern," said Mr. Zyniecki, describing her personality. "You knew exactly where she stood."
He also said, "She was extremely fair. She was the one you went to when you wanted a fair shake when you were in trouble. She would be stern about the punishment."
A conservative Republican, Mrs. Zyniecki was active in local politics as a member of the Guilderland Republican committee and was also an election poll watcher in McKownville.
"She worked closely with Carl Walters when he was the supervisor," said her son. And, she was also involved in state elections, working for Governor Nelson Rockefeller.
"She had us kids stuffing mailboxes," said her son, "and we got Christmas cards from the Rockefellers." But, the cards weren't signed, he said, which bothered his mother.
When Mr. Zyniecki was a student at the University of Montana, in the early 1970s, Governor Rockefeller came to the campus to speak. Mr. Zyniecki shouldered his way through the crowd of students protesting how Governor Rockefeller had handled the Attica Prison riot and walked up to the governor, his mother's Christmas card in hand.
"I handed him the card," he recalled, "and said, 'My mother would like this actually signed.'" The governor did so.
"I gave it back to my mother," he concluded, "and she was happy to have it, signed."
Besides her political and community work, Mrs. Zyniecki was also employed as a bookkeeper. "She was the first to break the mold in the neighborhood and go to work — with seven kids," said her son. She kept the books for Wendal Cadillacs, Vermeer Sales and Service, and the Albany Jewish Community Center.
In her middle years, Mrs. Zyniecki earned her pilot's license and traveled extensively with her husband in their plane. "She was very thankful for these years and the time they shared traveling together," her family wrote in a tribute. "In recent years, Lee devoted much of her time, unselfishly, to the care of her husband."
In 1981, she and her husband had opened Edleez Tobacco (named for the two of them — Ed and Lee) in Stuyvesant Plaza where she managed the family business until her death. "During this time," her family wrote, "she remained community spirited with her support for the Make A Wish Foundation and Guilderhaven Animal Shelter."
Her children decided that memorial contributions for Mrs. Zyniecki should be made to Guilderhaven because she liked the people who run the not-for-profit group. "She liked their honesty and what they were doing. They spoke their mind," said her son.
"My mother worked seven days a week," said Mr. Zyniecki, adding, "She enjoyed doing it. She liked doing the books and keeping salespeople at bay...She was good at it." Her son, John, and her daughter, Pamela, will continue to run the shop, he said.
What her children learned from her, Mr. Zyniecki said, was: "Stay the course. Be true to yourself. Persevere."
Leota Mae Zyniecki is survived by her seven children: Thomas Zyniecki and his wife, Joyce, of Inwood W.V.; Ann Mackey of Hingham, Mass.; Edward Zyniecki III and his wife, Judy, of Bigfork, Mont.; Pamela Kuczenski and her husband, Thomas, of Guilderland; James Zyniecki and his wife, Dawn, of Altamont; John Zyniecki and his wife, Jill, of Guilderland; and Janet Ruprecht of Guilderland.
She is also survived by 12 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; a sister-in-law, Doris Zyniecki; and nieces and nephews in Milwaukee, Wis.
Her husband, Edward C. Zienecki Jr., died before her, as did her sons-in-law, Daniel Kaltenbach and John Ruprecht.
The family wishes to thank the very caring neighbors, especially Paul and Patty Halderman, who have helped out in recent times with the care and well being of our parents.
The Hans Funeral Home of Albany is handling arrangements; a memorial service will be held at a later date at the convenience of the family.
Memorial contributions may be made to Guilderhaven Inc., 6655 Route 158, Altamont, NY 12009.
— Melissa Hale-Spencer


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The Spring Lake Park-Blaine-Mounds View (SBM) Fire Station 3 had a very busy weekend.
The station, located on Uylsses Street in Blaine, held its annual open house for nearly 400 people.
Residents from Blaine, Ham Lake, Lino Lakes and other area cities had the chance to come explore the fire station, see the emergency vehicles and demonstrations.
They also had a chance to ride in the bucket of the station's aerial truck and kids could put down a mock fire with a real fire hose (with the help of firefighter), try on firefighter turn out gear, make s'mores, try to escape from the fire house and see what happens when touching a live electrical wire without protection.
During the open house, the Free Masons offered an opportunity for families to have a Kid ID kit created, with DNA swabs, fingerprints and photos.
The final SBM open house will be Oct. 13 at Station 1, 1710 County Highway 10, Spring Lake Park from 1 to 4 p.m.
Tammy Sakry is at [email protected]