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Tonawanda News — NORTH TONAWANDA—There is a saying that goes "You spend four years of high school trying to get out and the rest of your life trying to get back in."
For the alumni football players representing Tonawanda and North Tonawanda, they won't have to wait the rest of their lives to find their way back into high school.
On Saturday night, in front of a crowd of 1,600 cheering fans, almost two decades of players took to the field to relive their most prized memories on the gridiron at George Vetter Stadium.
In the first annual T-NT Alumni Classic Football game, the Lumberjacks unleashed an offensive assault on the Warriors en route to a 29-7 victory.
Scott Miranto led the offense for North Tonawanda, catching two touchdowns and a two-point conversion.
"I feel old," Miranto said. "You come out here and you're like 'Tackle? Am I really going to do this again? Is my body going to hold up?' We've been going at it all week at practice for a few months and it feels great to be able to come out and do it again."
Miranto earned the game's MVP for North-Tonawanda.
The Lumberjacks jumped out to an early 7-0 lead with just under seven minutes to go in the first quarter.
Thomas Sell, a 2010 NT graduate rushed down the sideline, being the first to etch his name in the history books. Sell finished the game with just one touchdown.
The Lumberjacks began to pull away behind the hands of 2004 graduate Scottie Miranto. Just before the end of the first half, Miranto caught a pass from 2002 graduate Joseph Loncar to go up 13-0 heading into the locker room, a lead they would not relinquish.
Tonawanda would get its only touchdown on a pass from Scott Foster to his cousin Shane Foster.

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A cast of 48 energetic students has been working feverishly to put their own special finishing touches on the West Hartford Summer Arts Festival production of "Hairspray," which will open this Thursday at Hall High School.
Sara Demos Avery, now in her third year as SAF artistic director, is excited to be bringing a "big show, with a big cast" to the stage this summer. "It's amazing how much music there is," Avery said.
"This is a very different show; we usually do older stuff," she said. Over the past two years, the kids kept suggesting "Hairspray," and Avery decided to go for it this year.
"Hairspray," takes place in the segregated world of 1960s Baltimore, and focuses on the quest of "loveable plus-size heroine" Tracy Turnblad, a passionate dancer who wins a spot on the local TV dance show, "The Corny Collins Show."
Turnblad turns her passion for dance into a quest to change the world one step at a time, overcoming prejudices of race and body size to integrate the TV show and find love – with every strand of her larger-than-life hair remaining perfectly coiffed throughout.
Shelby Davis, a 2012 graduate of Newington High School who will be a theater major at St. Michael's College in Vermont beginning this fall, plays the plucky Turnblad with what she calls "a fun, warm, and welcoming presence on stage." This is Davis' second time in the role, having starred in the Newington High School production just a few months ago.
Davis said she's bringing a bit of a different spin to the role this time, "pulling out different aspects of Tracy."
Thomas Doelger, a rising junior at , plays Turnblad's love interest, Link Larkin, the character played by Zac Efron in the 2007 movie version of the show. In his second year performing with the Summer Arts Festival, Doelger said he is "very grateful, pleased, and excited" about the role.
Doelger said he's not really "a swaggy Elvis-esque person" like his character, but believes he brings to the role "an insight into how you should live – just be yourself."
As Edna Turnblad, Dean Marino may have the most difficult job – playing a woman. Edna is typically played by men in drag, and Marino seems up to the challenge.
He said he's spent a lot of time researching live versions of the show online, seeing how others have taken on the role.
"I've also been watching women walk," said Marino, who has been outfitted with a pair of size 14 heels for several scenes. "I have to dance in them! I also have to wear tap shoes, slippers, and a bra with rice in it," he said, laughing. He also wears four different wigs.
Marino, a rising senior at and starred as Beast in the school's production of "" last spring, said he is honored to have this role in his first season with SAF. "This is the most interesting of all the roles I've played," he said.
graduate Kerri Alexander, a Bloomfield resident who just finished her second year as a music and arts administration major at Wagner College in New York, is spending her third summer with SAF.
"This is one of my favorite shows of all time," said Alexander, who plays Motormouth Maybelle. She's a big fan of those who have played the role on Broadway and in the movie, although she said her voice is not as "gravelly and raw."
"I've tried to put a little of my roots in jazz into the role. It's a jazzier and lighter Motormouth," Alexander said.
The Summer Arts Festival is now in its 36th year, with renowned executive producer Haig Shahverdian, its founder, still at the helm even though he has now retired from West Hartford Public Schools.
The SAF started as just a West Hartford program, but now includes participants from other area towns, including Avon, Farmington, Granby, Newington, Windsor, and Bloomfield. Participants range in age from 14-23. (A cast list is attached as a PDF.)
Artistic Director Avery, who teaches at Northwest Catholic during the school year, and her team of Kate Morran (choreographer) and Emmitt Drake (music director) have been working long hours for the past several weeks, with rehearsals Monday through Friday from 6 to 10 p.m., plus some weekends. There's also a large crew of students, led by professionals, handling the production aspects like lighting, scenery, and costumes.
Avery's husband is in the 20-piece orchestra, and their 3-year-old son Charlie has attended most of the rehearsals, watched over by a babysitter. The family feel of the show took on a new dimension when Avery's brother passed away just four days before rehearsals started. She has dedicated the show to his memory.
"Doing this show is helping me cope. It's a beautiful show about people doing the right thing, standing up for what they believe, which is what my brother did," Avery said.
"This is a very in-your-face production, and the sheer energy is amazing. People won't be able to escape without smiling," Avery said. She said it's pretty much a family friendly show, with a great moral and great lesson.
"Hairspray" will be on stage at Hall High School on July 26, 27, and 28, at 7:30 p.m. The box office will also be open Tuesday and Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 and seating is general admission. For more information, call 860-561-8160.
The Summer Arts Festival is a joint venture, sponsored by the West Hartford Department of Human and Leisure Services and the Board of Education.


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This past year I got up the nerve to talk to three different women while fully erect at the waters edge. Actually two of the women began the conversation with me! During our conversations I found out that two of the women (all were attractive by the way) actually enjoy seeing erections on the nude beach. The other girl the topic never specifically came up but believe me she was enjoying it. I got the email of one of the women and we still email quite often back and forth discussing various erotic subjects. Turns out she is an exhibitionist/voyeur. She is about 27 with a rocking body no joke!
The one girl who didn't outright say she liked the erection (but it was obvious she did) began our encounter by "accidently" slipping in the water and grabbed my arm to pull herself up. Keep in mind this was while i was fully erect and both of us completely naked. Once she "stumbled" her face was no more than 12 inches from my fully erect cock. Oh by the way she was latina, very attractive, and about 30-35. We couldn't converse too much because she didn't speak much english, but the sexual energy was definitely there. She spent the next few hours in and around the water very, very close to me occasionally smiling and stealing glances at my off and on erection. She was obviously loving it! She was there with another hot latina and their guy friend. He didn't appear to be either one's boyfriend really. Maybe a close friend? He might have been gay, not really sure. I wasn't paying much attention to him.
So, while most of the beach (80-90%) are guys, there are women there that do enjoy seeing erections. Be nice, remain fairly descreet, and don't come off as too aggressive. If you seem like a nice, non-threatening guy, the girls will much more interested in seeing your erection. This will make for a much more pleasurable experience for everyone!
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The Northeast Missouri Amateur Radio Club (NEMO ARC) operates a repeater system in Kirksville, MO that covers Adair County and parts of the surrounding counties.
The repeater is on 145.13 MHz with an input 600 kHz lower on 144.53 MHz and accepts an optional 156.7 Hz PL tone and transmits a 156.7 Hz PL tone. The repeater is located on the KTVO channel 3 studio link tower located on the north edge of Kirksville.


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By Tony Eierdam
BRIDGEPORT - Mineral Wells senior Taylor Parkill sent down three consecutive kills to end game five and the match as the Lady Rams completed a remarkable comeback, downing Bridgeport 20-25, 19-25, 25-18, 25-21, 15-11 here in a non-district volleyball match.
Parkhill finished with nine kills for the match. Senior outside hitter Kelsey Garland led the Lady Rams with 14 kills, while senior middle Sydney Shelstead added 11.
MWHS swept sub-varsity action.
The Lady Rams JV won, 25-8, 25-17, while the MWHS freshmen strolled to a 25-13, 25-18 victory.
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Left 4 Dead 2 (2009-2011/Multi2/RePack)
Year: 2009 – 2010 l PC Game l Language: English & Russian l Developer: Valve l Publisher: Valve l Size: 7.63 GB
Genre: MMO / Action / 3D / 1st-Persoon
Like Left 4 Dead, the sequel involves the aftermath of an apocalyptic pandemic. There has been an outbreak of a rabies-like pathogen that causes infected humans to behave like zombies. The four survivors have to fight their way through the hordes of infected, using safehouses along the way to rest and recover, in order to reach extraction points. Left 4 Dead 2 is set in the Southern United States, starting in Savannah, Georgia and ending in New Orleans, Louisiana. Left 4 Dead 2 introduces four new survivors, whose backstory will again be provided through dialogue. Unlike the first game where there was no significant story development, Left 4 Dead 2 will feature a story arc.
After climbing a skyscraper in Savannah to achieve rescue, the survivors find themselves abandoned by helicopters, and make their way to the local mall after hearing word of a second evacuation point there ("Dead Center"). The mall proves to be overrun, and the four use a stock car to bust out of the mall and travel towards New Orleans. Finding the highway completely blocked by wrecked vehicles, the four are forced to travel through a still-operating amusement park, and start a huge fireworks-and-lights show in order to attract the attention of a helicopter pilot ("Dark Carnival").
Game Features:
- The next generation of cooperative action games from the creators of Half-Life, Portal, Team Fortress and Counter-Strike.
- Over 20 new weapons and items, including more than 10 types of assault weapons – axes, saws, frying pans, baseball bat – is finally time to get acquainted with the Zombies closer!
- New survivors. New History. New dialogs.
- Five of extensive campaigns for the three game modes: Cooperative, Versus and the game of survival.
- Brand new multiplayer mode.
- "Unusual" normal living. Each of the five new campaigns includes at least one "extraordinary ordinary" zombies, exclusive only for her.
- "Director» (AI Director) 2.0: Advanced technology makes gameplay unique L4D, adjusting the number of enemies, effects, music under the players behavior. Now add to this the possibility to change the level design, the location of different objects, weather and lighting, corresponding to different time of day ..
Features of DLC:
DLC «The Passing» released April 22, 2010.
DLC adds a new campaign, "Go," a new game mode "Mutations" (this is changing every two weeks, new modes of marathons), new weapons (machine gun M60 and a golf club), the new Special Infected Normal – Fallen Survivor (who was cut earlier model) , witch dressed as a bride, a new song on the jukebox and the 10 new achievements.
DLC «The Sacrifice» was released October 5, 2010
goda.DLC added a new, consisting of three chapters, the campaign of "Sacrifice", which tells the story of what happened to the survivors of Left 4 Dead, shortly before the events of the campaign "Go." Also in the game have been added 5 new achievements and moved from the first part of the campaign "No mercy." Addition affected both parts of the game. In addition to supplementing the developers released a comic book "Victim" in four parts, which tells about what happened to the survivors between the campaigns, "Bloody Harvest" and "Go."
DLC «Cold Stream» released February 16, 2011.
at the official blog of published information about the upcoming addition to the game, which will include a new custom campaign Cold Stream. The exact release dates of additions were not identified. July 6, 2011 in blog development appeared to appeal to users with a request to play an active participate in the beta test campaigns Cold Stream. The game was added one new achievement for which you want to go through the campaign on any difficulty. In the case till July 10 this achievement will be 20 000 users, the developers promised to release a campaign «Cold Stream» before the others. July 7, developers said that one day got a new achievement over 60 000 users. As promised, the campaign «Cold Stream» will be released before the others. Exact date is unknown, but will campaign no later than 22 July.
Dead Air campaign of the original Left 4 Dead, has now become officially available for Left 4 Dead 2, while that in kachesvte beta release. In addition to the port card sikvell, adding mini-arms, was amended in the fourth and fifth card campaign, thanks to which you can try some new tactics of passage, especially in the final campaign. But it was also made many changes in Scavenge version of the map.
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Supported OS: Windows® 7 / Vista / Vista64 / XP
Processor: Pentium 4 3.0GHz
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Graphics: DirectX 9 compatible video card with 128 MB, Shader model 2.0. ATI X800, NVidia 6600 or better
Hard Drive: At least 7.5 GB of free space
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
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Supported OS: Windows® 7 / Vista / Vista64 / XP
Processor: Intel core 2 duo 2.4GHz
Memory: 1 GB for XP / 2GB for Vista
Graphics: DirectX 9 compatible video card with Shader model 3.0. NVidia 7600, ATI X1600 or better
Hard Drive: At least 7.5 GB of free space
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CLICK: August 2008. (Citrus)
July 29, 2008 | 38 Comments
CLICK is a monthly food photography event. It is a theme-based contest. You do not need a blog to participate. Each month, entries will be invited based on a culinary ingredient or concept. More about it HERE.
"Martha Stewart showed up at Manhattan FBI Headquarters to have her finger prints taken and pose for a mug shot. Then Martha explained how to get ink off your fingers using seltzer water and lemon juice." ~ Conan O'Brien
Oranges, Lemons, Kumquats, Limes, Grapefruit, Pummelos … or dishes in which they are the main flavouring. Make it citrusy.
CLICK Citrus, cooked or uncooked. Highlight it in any setting, and send it to us before August 30, 2008.
The picture should CLEARLY and OBVIOUSLY relate to CITRUS.
Whatever you portray must be EDIBLE. A picture of your car does not qualify, even if it turned out to be a lemon.
DEADLINE: the 30th of August, midnight, Eastern Standard Time.
Entries should be linked to THIS post.
Do you have a picture that has already appeared on your site? Send it in using the entry form after you have added a link to THIS event accouncement.
The entries will be posted as they arrive. They can be accessed HERE or through the 'CLICK' icon on the right sidebar.
Dwiana of The Adventure of My Cooking Diary
Lynne of Cafe Lynnylu and Photo-per-Diem
Manisha of Indian Food Rocks
Scott of Real Epicurean
Jai of Jugalbandi
(available for a month)
(By taking part in this event, participants accept that the pictures submitted to Jugalbandi.info have been taken by them, and do not infringe upon the proprietary rights, including but not limited to the copyright, of any third party. If challenged, the responsibility to prove the ownership of the picture, as well as all attendant liabilities rest with the participant.
Pictures that have pornographic content or are not family friendly will not be accepted.)
Thank you for your support and participation.
- – Jai and Bee
Filed Under: Blood Orange, citrus, CLICK---the-photo-event, competition, contest, food-photography, Lemon/Lime, PHOTOGRAPHY
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Damn! I was going to take a picture of my Edsel! Er… Nice theme! I hope to be able to participate
Very nice theme!
Love it.
I've a tree heaving with lemons and the neighbours is heaving with oranges. The kumquat is coming along nicely, too…
Love the theme. And you keep us all so busy! Thanks a lot!
even if the car turned out to be a lemon – oh i'm laughing so much i have tears!! haha!!! thanks!
Nice citrusy theme
Cool! I have a dessert I have been wanting to make, perfect for this theme …
"A picture of your car does not qualify, even if it turned out to be a lemon" –
Citrus – I can do that! As soon as I stop laughing – frist because of the quote about Martha Stewart and then the restrictions about cars – I am in awe as usual.
oh la laaaaa… just those two pics make my mouth water.. looking forward to all those pics..
I hope to participate bee, I have been working on the coffee picture too.. lets see what happens!! As for the orange blosson , there is only one restaurant , 50 miles from where i live that sells it … I will go sometime in the coming weeks and try it..that and rose petal jam.. Im craving for it!
i wa shopinh it would be chocolate! but citrusy theme is fine with me too!!
LOL – and just when I was thinking I could send in a photo of my first car – a Pinto! I look forward to seeing the photos and one of these days I am going to get brave and send in a photo!
Bee and Jai.. any tips/references for vertical shots.. I never seem to get them straight
I'm convinced something's not quite right with the themes for me!
For the liquids edition, I sent in coffee and the theme last month was Coffee and Tea. So I sent in Lemon Tea and this edition turns out to be things "lemony".:(
Great theme
Hmmm….! Nice one! The second snap is great!
What a wonderful theme.. waiting for the entries.. as always, your pictures are incredible!
Trust my luck to have a car that looks like a lemon & still doesnt qualify for Click…LOL…I love the theme!! It's so fresh & colourful!
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Hey, how can we vote for Click-Coffee & Tea, I am not finding the link here, can you please help!
see the latest post. or the right sidebar.
gotcha! Thanks B & J
Can't believe I'm missed out on 2 Clicks now, gots to fix that
The blood orange is out of this world!
Aysegul … nydelight.com
Hi Bee,
I entered the competition on the 05/08 and received your comment about my entry on my blog… but my entry is nowhere to be found. Can you please tell me if I've done anything wrong?
Thanks Bee, I've resent my entry couple of minutes ago.:)
[...] My entry for this month's click event which is Citrus! [...]
[...] I'm entering my last picture for this month's Click Event which is themed "Citrus". [...]
An Entry for Click – Gin and Tonic…
An age since my last participation in the Click photo event; but a free day and a a glass of gin and tonic means this month I'm in! I couldn't be arsed to go to Waitrose for the second time……
[...] Citrus – August 2008 25 08 2008 This month CLICK Citrus edition is quiet exciting and the Orange honey post was an out come of the many oranges and lemons I bought [...]
Thanks Jai and Bee for hosting this event. Citrus – Nice Theme. Looking out for the New Category of Award – 'Host's Pick'. Sad about the Readers' Choice Category…
Gosh! Lemon Car…. Caught me smiling!
[...] day I took this picture. I am sending this orange peel and orange peel flowers or tartlets to Click, the food photography event, hosted by Jugalbandi. Click: Spiral Orange peel and orange peel [...]
[...] I'm baaaaaccckkk in Singapore, with a photo freshly taken from the Chatuchak Market in Bangkok, to submit my entry for this month's Click! [...]
[...] This is my entry for this month's CLICK event (Citrus). [...]
[...] is my entry in the photo food blogging event, Click, hosted by Jai and Bee of Jugalbindi. We love having sangria during the summer and in my favorite [...]
[...] Chennette informed me last night that the deadline for Click Citrus was extended until September 1st. [...]
[...] our entry for this months Click Contest hosted by Jugalbandi. You can read more about the contest here . This is our second attempt at Click and we'd like to think we've learnt a bit about [...]
[...] picture is making a humble entry in to the Photo Click event host by Gurus of Photography at Jugalbandi.While taking this shot i set my table by the bay window [...]


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A thoughtful Letter to the Editor on the school shooting
This one is slated to run in Sunday's paper:
On Aug. 21, as many of you know, there was a tragedy at Central High School.
During the course of the minutes, hours and days that followed, we heard several comments and opinions about how security should be handled and all the chaos that followed during the time.
I am a parent of a Central High student. I was in the parking lot during the time the shooting occurred and what ensued afterward. As a parent, of course, I was hysterical with fear, as were others.
In all that emotion and fear that everyone was feeling, I personally got comfort from the fact of our wonderful police officers and the teachers at the school were there handling the situation to safeguard our children.
It was so synchronized in how the city police and county officers responded and how it was possible they could have a plan in place in a matter of minutes. It was totally amazing to watch the forces come together to protect our children.
I understand afterward there were some discrepancies about the location to pick up the children. Yes, it was an emotional time, and as parents, we just wanted our children.
But, given that, I knew they were safe, under the unitary commitments of the officers and teachers. It was truly amazing to watch them.
I cannot possibly give enough praise to them. At that moment, I knew the extent of what they go through every day to safeguard our children. In closing, thank you.
Eileen Clifton


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An energy monitoring system from control company Control4 was featured on the popular TV show, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, this past Sunday. A Buffalo, N.Y., home featured on the show has a whole home control, energy management and entertainment solution by Control4 and Panasonic, and installed by integrator Shawn Lemay and his Buffalo-based firm Sound & Theater. Lemay and team integrated major subsystems in the home such as lighting, HVAC and security to provide a safe and energy efficient dwelling.
The homeowner, Delores Powell, had purchased her home in 2002 without knowledge that it was on the city's demolition list. After many years of renovations, the home was still unlivable and in desperate need of repair to make it safe, secure and energy efficient.
"Our goal for this project was to install a solution that gave the family peace of mind when it came to the security and overall energy consumption of their home," said Shawn Lemay, president of Sound & Theater.
Control4 provided the overall home control, energy management and entertainment solution for the project. In the home, the Control4 O/S consolidated major subsystems such as lighting and security into a single whole home automation platform.
The project features:
To view the full episode (originally aired Sunday, January 24, 2010), click here.
The BD-A1040 also has Wi-Fi and support for Blu-ray 3D, SACD and DVD-Audio formats.
The famous home theater designer builds a masterpiece in his own New York home.
The Honda Smart Home home has several electronic enhancements and provides zero-net energy living.


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Copenhagen, Proof, Music Man Top Year-End Lists
By Robert Simonson
Michael Frayn's Copenhagen, David Auburn's Proof and the revival of The Music Man are the most common entries in the "best of 2000" lists currently popping up in the pages of the nation's magazines and newspapers.
Michael Frayn's Copenhagen, David Auburn's Proof and the revival of The Music Man are the most common entries in the "best of 2000" lists currently popping up in the pages of the nation's magazines and newspapers.
Copenhagen and Proof, in particular, are unavoidable on 2000's top ten tallies. The former, a Michael Frayn play about a momentous 1941 meeting between two physicists, arrived on Broadway in spring and went on to win the Best Play Tony Award. Proof opened in May at Manhattan Theatre Club and became a surprise hit, quickly transferring to Broadway. Director-choreographer Susan Stroman was behind the hit revival of Meredith Willson's The Music Man, which stars Craig Bierko and Rebecca Luker.
Also appearing on a few lists was The Full Monty, a musical version of the popular film about out-of-work blue collars who resort to stripping to raise cash, recently moved from L.A. to Broadway, where it received largely positive notices.
Some of the lists featured a surprise or two, such as Tallulah Hallelujah (USA Today) and The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant (New York Post). By far the most controversial compilation, however, was that of Time magazine. The periodical's top ten included not only Seussical and Aida—shows which opened to generally poor critical reaction—but three productions which actually opened in the fall of 1999: Fully Committed, Dinner with Friends and the Public Theater mounting of Hamlet starring Liev Schreiber.
Following are a selection of year-end lists. The collection will be added to as new lists are published.
New York Post (Clive Barnes)
New York Post (Donald Lyons)
The Daily News (Fintan O'Toole)
Bergen Record
USA Today
Newark Star-Ledger (Michael Sommers)
New York Newsday (Linda Winer)
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This digestive system cleanse is suited for first-timers, as a pre-cleanse before a fast, for people with mild digestive symptoms, or as a general preventative measure. This duration of this cleanse is usually two to three weeks.
1. Activated charcoal
Activated charcoal binds intestinal toxins and unfriendly microbial growth and excretes them in the stools. 500-600 mg three times per day 1 hour before or 2 hours after meals and medication.
2. Bentonite clay
If activated charcoal is unavailable, bentonite clay can be used. Bentonite is a type of edible clay that acts as a bulk laxative by absorbing water to form a gel. It binds toxins such as pesticides and helps to carry them out of the colon.
Bentonite clay can be found at the health food store. 1 tablespoon liquid bentonite 2-3 times per day 1 hour before or 2 hours after meals and medication.
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The push to end earmarks, which critics call pork-barrel spending, is bogged down in the House, thanks to a strong defense of the practice from top Republicans. Rep. Jerry Lewis, California Republican and chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, said the Predator unmanned aerial vehicle, used for missile attacks on terrorist lairs, is a shining example of the best of earmarks. He said the Predator proved its success in Bosnia after he stuck an earmark into a spending bill in the mid-1990s, long before the war on terror. "We pushed funding by way of an earmark that moved [research and development] way ahead — two, three years ahead," Mr. Lewis said. "There's little doubt Predator would never have been in Bosnia if we hadn't done that." Other leaders defend the practice by saying it's how they are judged at home. "The Buffalo News, which is my hometown newspaper, still believes I ought to bring home the bacon," said Rep. Thomas M. Reynolds of New York, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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handful green olives, pits removed, sliced
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The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - Main Seed Library, formerly the Pittsburgh Seed and Story Library, aims to provide a public seed bank, gardening and seed saving classes, and a place to hear and share some of Pittsburgh's vibrant gardening history.
Located on the First Floor of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - Main at 4400 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh PA 15213.
Access the Seed Library when the library is open: Monday-Thursday 10am-8pm, Friday and Saturday 10am-5:30pm, Sunday 12pm-5pm
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LEXINGTON COUNTY, SC — Pat McQueen has spent the past 21 years helping save more than 55,000 animals and assisting more than 80,000 people with pets or strays they couldn't keep. Her labor of love is one that has helped prevent countless unwanted litters while creating a more humane environment for the Midlands animal world.
McQueen is the president and co-founder of PETS, Inc., which facilitates the rescue, rehabilitation and adoption of animals. She stepped down from the post recently to move to Arizona to be with her family – but talked before she left about the job and the passion that has driven her.
What progress have you been most pleased with at PETS Inc, since you first co-founded the organization?
I've been delighted to have been part of making it possible for the neediest of animals to receive the help they need. Knowing that over 55,000 animals have enjoyed better lives because we were there for them makes my heart glow. It hasn't always been easy but everything we have done was done with love.
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I agree that spay and neuter programs are critical but it is also important to recognize the animals' physical and emotional needs. Far too many teenage and adult animals, that at one time had families, end up being destroyed at the pounds every year because of unrealistic expectations. Lifestyles have changed dramatically since the 1950's but somehow our understanding of how that translates to a very boring and unsatisfactory life for our pets in the 21st century has eluded the average pet owner. Pet owners need help with containment, housing, training and even feeding issues. Animal rescue has become more complex than just spay and neuter.
What are you general impressions about the attitudes of area residents with regard to caring for pets and how do you hope the organization has helped mold those views?
I believe that most people in the Midlands are sincerely interested in the welfare of their animals. In my 21 years at this I can think of only a few of the tens of thousands of people we've assisted that didn't have the best of intentions. They don't always know what to do for their pets but they should be commended for asking for help. I wish we had had the resources to help every single one of them, but we are proud that we were able to help tens of thousands.
What do you hope has been your legacy here?
I hope that I have helped people enjoy the very essence of life with their dogs and cats. I hope that they were as enriched by the cat on their lap and the dog by their side as I was by the dozens of animals who graced my life. I hope that I was able to pass on to others the love and comfort I received from these giving creatures. And isn't that what life is all about – sharing ? Animals teach us that you know.
How did you come about your own love of animals?
Born that way ... and blessed by a dog named Wacky who followed my parents' car to the hospital and waited on the steps while I was entering this world. Wacky was followed by a series of amazing animals that taught me most of life's greatest lessons. How could I not love them?
What pets will be heading with you to your next stop?
Just my regular ragtag bunch of misfits that make me feel normal. That would be four old dogs and two old cats with one old lady. We're a family. We're together for life.
So what are some of the best memories of this community that you will take with you?
I'll push away from my memory all of the struggle and hard times and take with me thoughts of the people who joined me in this great adventure. Not many people have had the opportunities I've had to know so many compassionate and colorful people and to be able to call them friends.
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This excellent position, optimally served by bus, tram and subway, allows reaching important places of the city in few minutes, like The Central Station and the down town, where there is the most important monument of Milan: The Dome.
Linate airport is only seven minutes far from the hotel. Also Malpensa and Orio al Serio airports are easy connected to the hotel area.
Please note that for bookings only from 9 April 2013 to 13 April 2013 we will charge the full stay in case of no show or late cancellations
Rooms are wide, well cleaned with good furniture. Hotel America allows you to stay in a top location with cheap prices.
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Another Brazil - Argentina Final is scheduled in Lima on 25th of July, 2004. Argentina reached the final after 11 years with style thrashing Colombia 3-0. Brazil edged past Uruguay in a Penalty shootout.
This is like a India-Pakistan cricket final or a Germany-Netherlands Football meet. The tension of the fans are mounting sky-high. This time I think Argentina has a better Chance to win the cup.
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While to some golfers, it might be a distant memory, or to the younger generation, a non-existent memory, there was a time when players using a caddy was as common as a three-putt from an amateur.
Many of those caddies that occupied their posts at the then Ashtabula Country Club were members of the Harbor High School golf team, which had an incredibly successful run under coach Bill Walsuko from 1960-73 as he compiled a 173-30-5 record.
This summer, Harbor Golf Club will honor both the Harbor golf team and former caddies of the AAC with a weekend of events.
On Thursday, July 25, Jim Nyland, a former Harbor player and caddy, will host a HHS team reunion for players from 1955-77 at his house then the following day the former caddies will return to Harbor Golf Club at 10 a.m. for a round with a lunch provided at the Elks Club.
The cost for the reunion is $10 while the golf will be $20 and the lunch $20. Those at the lunch will receive a copy of "ACC History" written by HHS player and caddy, Mark Shaughnessy.
On Saturday, there will be the Ed Armstrong Scholarship Fund Golf Outing at Hickory Grove Golf Club. An HHS class reunion will be held at the Elks Club from 7-11 p.m. that day.
The weekend will conclude with a final HHS reunion dinner at the Crow's Nest from 6-8 p.m. on Sunday.
"We're excited about the golf team reunion on the 25th," Nyland said. "Then the next day, we've got the caddie reunion. Anyone who caddied is welcome to come play. We've got so many great memories."
Those memories were rekindled for Nyland when he began to reminisce with Shaughnessy at an HHS 50-year class reunion.
"We were talking about old times and the HHS teams were very strong in that era," he said. "We went back and looked at copies of some of the golf teams in the HHS yearbook pictures and it's surprising the phenomenal success we had.
"It was a pretty good program and a lot of good players went through it."
While the HHS program was successful, Nyland said the experience he and his teammates gained caddying was important to that success.
"We had a ball caddying, we learned a lot of life lessons that we couldn't get anywhere else," he said. "Kids from all the high schools caddied at the country club then, but it was a little more Harbor-oriented. There's just a lot of good memories, it was a great first job.
"I think the caddies learned to work hard and have fun. We just have a lot of fond memories."
Nyland, who graduated from HHS in 1962, said his team set a lot of school records at the time, during the successful run under Walsuko.
"I played from 1960-62 and my sophomore year, the golf program was only six years old, but we were setting record, we set a record with a score of 156 that year," he said. "My senior year in '62, we were even better. We should've gone to state, but we missed it by one stroke. We had a talented player who shot a 33 on the front nine and a 47 on the back, and we missed by one stroke.
"That stuff really stays with you forever and Mark writing the book about the history of the ACC, mostly through the eyes of a caddy, but it pieces together a lot of that stuff."
The 1960s were a particularly important time in the history of golf.
Arnold Palmer was in his prime, Jack Nicklaus was coming onto the scene and golf was beginning to be televised.
"Golf sort of came to age in the early '60s," he said. "They started televising major tournaments, Palmer was in his prime and Jack was evolving. It was really increasing in popularity and we were having a great time around here."
Speaking of Nicklaus, there is an interesting connection between the "Golden Bear" and the HHS golf team.
In the 1950s, you didn't have to qualify to play in the Ohio high school state golf tournament, you just had to be able to make it to the course to play in the event.
"The caddie master at the club was Jim Redmeyers, he was a 1955 graduate, at that time the state tournament was an open so if you could get a ride, you could play," Nyland said. "So Jim goes down there and he's paired with Jack Nicklaus. He gets there and Jack has his own caddy, an advisor. Jim joked that it was the slowest round of golf he's ever played.
"There's a lot of interesting, significant stuff like that that happened around here. I'm saying it's saying significant because a lot of us have it stored in our memory bank. They were some pretty cool times and it's certainly worth a reunion to reminisce."
As far as expectations for the weekend, Nyland, who now lives in South Carolina, said he's hoping for around 25 for the HHS reunion and 40 for the caddy reunion.
"We've got a lot of emails out, it's hard to say what kind of turnout we'll get, but I would guess the HHS will draw 25 and for the caddy reunion we're hoping to get maybe 40," he said. "We're making contacts with brothers and sisters still in the area and working pretty hard on it.
"It's been a lot of fun calling people and talking to them. Mark and I are doing most of the phone calls and it's fun reconnecting with everyone. It's gonna be a good deal for everyone."
Those looking for more information or to reserve a spot at the reunion can call Nyland at (803) 788-0393 or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com. They can also contact Shaughnessy at (404) 435-0070 or email at email@example.com.


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Google India today has posted a doodle celebrating Ghazal Maestro Jagjit Singh, on his 72nd birthday.This comes as real surprises as we never saw indian singers or musicians been given tribute with this kind of rare tribute in India.
Ghazal King had passed away on 10th October 2011.Jagjit Singh, born Jagmohan Singh (8 February 1941 – 10 October 2011), was a prominent Indian Ghazal singer, songwriter and musician. Known as the "Ghazal King", he gained acclaim together with his wife, another renowned Indian ghazal singer Chitra Singh in the 1970s and 1980s. Their combination album comprising music from the films, Arth and Saath Saath is the HMV's largest selling combination album of all time.
He sang in numerous languages and was awarded "Padma Bhushan" by government of India in 2003.


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An Appalachian Christmas
Mountain Home Music celebrates Christmas with guitars, banjos,
fiddles, dulcimers and singers.
In other words, it's "An Appalachian Christmas."
"Mountain Home Music closes its concert season each year with 'An Appalachian Christmas,'" said Joe Shannon, founder and host of Mountain Home Music. "It's a free concert, but a collection is taken, and 100 percent of the proceeds go to the Hospitality House and to Santa's Toy Box."
Performing will be The Mountain Home Bluegrass Boys, Mary Greene and The Mountain Laurels.
The Mountain Home Bluegrass Boys feature Steve Lewis, a two-time National Banjo Champion; David Johnson, a member of the Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame; Scott Freeman, a Henderson Festival Mandolin Champion; and Josh Scott, who plays bass with the Bluegrass Boys and also with piano man Jeff Little.
Greene is well known throughout the region as a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist. The Mountain Laurels — Rhonda Lorence, Elaine Gray, Suzie Mills, Connie Woodard, and Lauren Hayworth — are a local band that plays Appalachian and Celtic music.
"We started 'An Appalachian Christmas' about 16 years ago as a way to give back to the community," Shannon said. "The success we've had is based on a lot of things, but one essential is the support of the community. Since Mountain Home Music started 19-years ago, we've had wonderful support from locals folks, area businesses, schools and churches. We are grateful for this support."
"An Appalachian Christmas" will take place Saturday, Dec. 1, at Grace Lutheran Church. Starting time is 8 p.m. Grace Lutheran is located at 115 E. King St. in downtown Boone (across from the Dan'l Boone Inn).
For more information, call (828) 964-3392 or visit http://www.mountainhomemusic.com.
The purpose of Mountain Home Music is to honor the music and the musicians of the Appalachian region.
Mountain Home Music is affiliated with the Blue Ridge Music Trails, a project of the North Carolina Arts Council.


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I know two L.A.s. Half my life was around the house my folks had for 46 years at 3rd and Norton. The other half was in Boyle Heights on the Eastside, working with gang members. The city I knew when I was a kid was its own little world, but we still ventured out—to the Wiltern for a matinee or to ride our bikes along the L.A. River. When I first arrived on the Eastside as a pastor 25 years ago, I was struck by how kids in the projects had never been to the beach. They'd never seen snow. That was always something, to fill a van with kids from the projects and drive them into areas they'd never seen—Beverly Hills or the beach. I remember driving a youth group on a Friday night and watching Hasidic Jews walking down Beverly Boulevard in the Fairfax area. The kids were out the window going, "Who are these people?" and "What's this about?" They knew the Eastside—they just didn't know anything else. » Boyle, 56, is executive director of Homeboy Industries, where his motto is "Nothing stops a bullet like a job."
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Report: Giants WR Nicks, DE Umenyiora travel with team to Indy
The Giants got good news Saturday as DE Osi Umenyiora and WR Hakeem Nicks traveled with the team to Indianapolis for the team's Sunday night game against the Colts, according to a New York Daily News report.
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The New York Daily News is reporting that Giants CB Aaron Ross was tended to by trainers during Thursday's practice.
Umenyiora set to play through hip injury
Giants DE Osi Umenyiora has not had the smoothest offseason, but he admitted that he made selfish demands and said he thinks he made the right choice in not having hip surgery.
Vets feeling heat with rookies on board
The draft is in the rearview mirror, but here are five veteran players who could be looking over their shoulders with rookies gunning for their jobs.
Giants' Coughlin expects Umenyiora to compete
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The Atlanta Falcons have found a replacement for John Abraham by reaching an agreement with free-agent defensive end Osi Umenyiora on a two-year contract. Terms of the deal weren't released. Umenyiora's agent, Tom Condon, couldn't be immediately reached for comment. The Falcons released the 34-year-old Abraham, who led the team with 10 sacks in 2012, on March 1.||||||| With the 31-year-old Umenyiora, the Falcons have a slightly younger replacement at defensive end. Umenyiora had only six sacks for the Giants in 2012. He had a career-high 14 1/2 sacks in 2005, but has reached double figures in only one of the last four years - 11 1/2 in 2010. Umenyiora, a two-time Pro Bowl selection, was a second-round pick by New York in 2003.
The New York Giants have offered two-time Pro Bowl defensive end Osi Umenyiora contract extensions each of the past two seasons. Speaking shortly after the NFL Draft ended on Saturday, Giants officials said the Super Bowl champions kept their options open entering the draft, including the option to sign Umenyiora.||||||| The 29-year-old defensive end has been unhappy with management. He claimed Reese reneged on a promise to rework his contract after the 2010 season. Umenyiora has one year left on his current deal.
Giants general manager Jerry Reese says he's unsure whether Osi Umenyiora would take less money to finish his career in New York. Instead, Reese believes the recent comments to Umenyiora may have been "taken out of context."||||||| Reese says he understands the motivation behind Umenyiora's sentiment: He wants to retire having played for only one team. But the two have not spoken since the Super Bowl parade and Reese says he wouldn't call the decision about a long-term deal a "pressing matter." He expects to meet with Umenyiora's agent soon. The two-time Pro Bowl defensive end was a training camp holdout last summer. Umenyiora finished with nine sacks in nine games in 2011.
Umenyiora insists his absence from a mandatory media session four days before the Super Bowl was an honest mistake and not an attempt to blow off the function to spend time with his family. A day after the NFL fined him $20,000 for missing the session, Umenyiora attended Thursday's media availability and once again apologized for his absence Wednesday. He said he spent the hour with his family.||||||| Umenyiora had no problem with the amount of the fine, saying it made sense. When pressed, the two-time Pro Bowler said the absence wasn't a big deal, noting it was not like he missed practice or skipped a team meeting for Sunday's game against the New England Patriots.
Umenyiora has practiced on a limited basis Wednesday after being sidelined for the entire month with a high ankle sprain and continuing problems with his knee.||||||| Umenyiora hurt the ankle - the team has not said which one - in a loss in New Orleans on Nov. 28. He has missed the last four games, but he looked nimble running with the defensive linemen early in practice.


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News and Information
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Three Rivers,
Sequoia and Kings Canyon
National Parks,
Lemon Cove and Woodlake
In the News - Friday, JUNE 23, 2006
The Kaweah River's Middle Fork during Spring 2006 runoff.
'Blue Pig' stirs
"That blue pig
is an eyesore and it certainly doesn't belong next to a scenic highway,"
said Dave Paradis of Visalia, who owns the Sierra Lodge on the opposite
corner across Sunset Drive. "It's just not something we want
visitors to remember about Three Rivers."
"The purpose of
all art is to engender controversy," Logan said. "What about
the red bull [Kaweah General Store] or the Paul Bunyan with Babe the blue
ox [Three Rivers Historical Museum]?"
impact 3R
of 3R
builder's career
"I guess it started
when I became acquainted with the work of R. Buckminster Fuller and began
to get interested in geodesic domes," Wind said. "My first
business venture in building was at age 25 when I started a company to
market greenhouses that could be built from dome kits."
"I sold another
kit to Dr. Harry Ison, so there were a couple of my domes built in Three
Rivers," Wind recalls.
"In the past 20 years there have been three cycles in the local building industry," Wind said. "Although it has slowed down some in 2006, the last two years have been very good."
Newest venture--
Wind admits his success, that included being named "Tulare
County Builder of the Year" in 1994 and 2005, would not have been
possible without his trusted associate Pam Lockhart.
"This collection,
like all Sundowner Homes, is a product that epitomizes the difference
between a builder and a construction company," Wind says. "There
are lots of homes being built that when the construction is done, the
company leaves town."
"These homes have
all the upgrades that custom home-buyers ask for like tile floors, huge
soaking tubs, custom maple cabinets, and private courtyards all standard,"
Wind says. "Baby boomers don't want to give up quality they
just want to give up the maintenance."
"We like to tell
prospective buyers that these homes were 55 years in the making,"
Wind says. "I guess some thing are worth waiting for."
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How Some Credit Cards Harm Credit Scores
Before selecting your form of plastic, consider how it will impact your credit score.
Whether consumers care to admit it or not, one of the most important numbers in one's financial life -- perhaps in one's life overall -- is the credit score. For a typical American, the credit score along with the full credit report could dictate how easily you will be able to build wealth.
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The best example of this is the typical home mortgage. A low credit score with a troubled credit history, two situations that often complement each other, could easily result in a borrower paying tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands dollars more in interest than she would have with an excellent score. If purchasing a home and relying on a loan is in your future, the health of your credit should be a primary concern. Even small mistakes could have costly repercussions.
As building good credit is a fact of life for most consumers, it makes sense to ensure even your smallest decisions with money don't inadvertently hurt your credit score. Knowing how a credit score is calculated is helpful to make the best decisions, and one important factor in all varieties of these scores is the credit utilization ratio.
The credit utilization ratio is the percentage of your total credit limit that is actively used. The credit bureaus that compile reports and produce scores, Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, rely on the credit card companies to provide accurate information about your debt level and credit limits. Unfortunately, an increasing number of credit companies bend the rules for their own benefit.
For example, consider using a Citi World MasterCard with a $5,000 credit limit. You pay the bill in full every month, but at the time Citi reported your balance to the credit bureaus, you owed $500. Most credit cards would report these two numbers to the bureaus, resulting in a credit utilization ratio of 10 percent. However, this credit card and some others have a different process; rather than reporting your $5,000 credit limit, they report the maximum you've spent using the credit card, perhaps $750. Through no fault of your own, your utilization ratio is now 67 percent.
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While 10 percent is considered low and would unlikely affect your credit score, a ratio of 67 percent will certainly reduce the number. This is a significant advantage for the credit card industry. The more credit cards that report an artificially high utilization ratio, the easier it will be for any credit card issuer to justify increasing consumers' interest rates. An affected consumer will pay higher mortgage interest rates, if he qualifies for a loan at all.
Consider the credit cards you own and check your credit reports to ensure your credit cards are reporting your true credit limits. If not, call each issuer and request -- or demand -- to switch to a card that does.
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I'd like to think I am an ambitious person. You might think so too after reading this post. But hopefully I can pull this off and get a ton of great experience in the long run!
What am I talking about? Well I'm sure you've heard about those "100 drawings" or "Photo every day" projects, right? Well I'm doing that, except pushing is further (as you should do with everything you work on!). What I'm doing is creating a design based off of song lyrics (on a 6inx6in canvas) every day of my summer break. This means I'm going to pump out over 120 of these puppies.
Why am I doing this? Am I crazy? Well yes. Sort of. I feel like I never do enough design, and this is a great way for me to force myself to do more. I have a starting point every day (lyrics) and some basic guidelines (must include lyrics, must be 6inx6in – creativity cannot live without constraints!). The biggest plus to doing this is that I get to be crazy. I have no one marking this, no one judging it and no one to answer to. I'm using these to explore new styles, ideas and concepts and hopefully over the summer, you'll see lots of experimentation and progression!
Right now, I'm posting the designs to my personal Facebook (if we've not met in real life, outside business, you won't see it) and my DeviantArt Account (Link). I'm going to stop posting all my designs on Facebook (maybe one a week) and just post them to DA and here, on my blog. That means each week you'll see a post with 5-7 of my designs on there (the weekends get difficult to do these on, so sometimes I do my designs in the middle of the night). Once I have all my designs done (in the fall) I am going to do a massive poster of them all which I will make sure to post everywhere I can possibly post it.
So, with no further ado, here are the first five designs!
Day 1 – Seungri – What Can I Do
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The Tribune-Star
A man with a gun often held to his head led multiple police agencies on a chase late Saturday night.
According to a news release, Vigo County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched at about 10 p.m. Saturday to a subject whom, they feared, might have been in possession of multiple firearms at Walmart south in Terre Haute.
After being located in a parking lot north of Ryan's Restaurant along U.S. 41, authorities said the suspect, William Bailey, led the Vigo County Sheriff's deputies, the Indiana State Police, Terre Haute Police Department and West Terre Haute Police Department on a pursuit north on Seventh Street, Margaret Drive and U.S. 41 and lost both driver's side tires on his vehicle.
Bailey crashed into the rear of another vehicle at the intersection of U.S. 41 and Chestnut Street and immediately exited the vehicle while holding the firearm to his head, police said.
Bailey dropped the firearm after deputies were able to talk him into removing the firearm from his head, police said.
Throughout the chase, Bailey was seen holding a firearm to his head multiple times, police said.
Authorities said Bailey was transported to the Vigo County Jail and booked on charges including felony resisting law enforcement, misdemeanor resisting law enforcement, felony criminal recklessness, misdemeanor carrying a handgun without a license, misdemeanor reckless driving, misdemeanor criminal trespassing and three counts of misdemeanor criminal mischief.


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Form 16A, Download Income Tax Form 16A in PDF Format
Form No. 16A for Certificate of Deducted at Source. Form No. 16A is issued by the person who has deducted the tax at source to person from whose payment such deduction tax at source was made. This form is used for all deduction made under the section 193 to 196D of the Act. This certificate shall valid proof that tax was deducted by the person on given sum. This form contains permanent account number of both the parties, with TAN (Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number) of deductor.
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(1) The certificate of deduction of tax at source by any person in accordance with Chapter XVII-B or the certificate of payment of tax by the employer on behalf of the employee under sub-section (1A) of section 192 shall be in—
(a) Form No. 16, if the deduction or payment of tax is under section 192; and
(b) Form No. 16A if the deduction is under any other provision of Chapter XVII-B.
(2) The certificate referred to in sub-rule (1) shall specify:—
(a) valid permanent account number (PAN) of the deductee;
(b) valid tax deduction and collection account number (TAN) of the deductor;
(c) (i) book identification number or numbers where deposit of tax deducted is without production of challan in case of an office of the Government;
(ii) challan identification number or numbers in case of payment through bank;
(d) (i) receipt number of the relevant quarterly statement of tax deducted at source which is furnished in accordance with the provisions of rule 31A;
(ii) receipt numbers of all the relevant quarterly statements in case the statement referred to in clause (i) is for tax deducted at source from income chargeable under the head "Salaries".
(3) The certificates in Forms specified in column (2) of the Table below shall be furnished to the employee or the payee, as the case may be, as per the periodicity specified in the corresponding entry in column (3) and by the time specified in the corresponding entry in column (4) of the said Table:—
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|By 31st day of May of the financial year immediately following the financial year in which the income was paid and tax deducted.
|Within fifteen days from the due date for furnishing the statement of tax deducted at source under rule 31A.
(4) If an assessee is employed by more than one employer during the year, each of the employers shall issue Part A of the certificate in Form No. 16 pertaining to the period for which such assessee was employed with each of the employers and Part B may be issued by each of the employers or the last employer at the option of the assessee.
(5) The deductor may issue a duplicate certificate in Form No. 16 or Form No. 16A if the deductee has lost the original certificate so issued and makes a request for issuance of a duplicate certificate and such duplicate certificate is certified as duplicate by the deductor.
(6) (i) Where a certificate is to be furnished in Form No. 16, the deductor may, at his option, use digital signatures to authenticate such certificates.
(ii) In case of certificates issued under clause (i), the deductor shall ensure that—
(a) the provisions of sub-rule (2) are complied with;
(b) once the certificate is digitally signed, the contents of the certificates are not amenable to change; and
(c) the certificates have a control number and a log of such certificates is maintained by the deductor.
(7) Where a certificate is to be furnished for tax deducted before the 1st day of April, 2010, it shall be furnished in the Form in accordance with the provisions of the rules as they stood immediately before their substitution by the Income-tax (Sixth Amendment) Rules, 2010.
Explanation.—For the purpose of this rule and rule 37D, challan identification number means the number comprising the Basic Statistical Returns (BSR) Code of the Bank branch where the tax has been deposited, the date on which the tax has been deposited and challan serial number given by the bank.
|[See rule 31(1)(b)]
|Certificate under section 203 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 for Tax deducted at source
|Name and address of the Deductors
Name and address of the Deductee
|PAN of the Deductors
TAN of the Deductors
PAN of the Deductee
City…………………… Pin Code……….………….…
Assessment year
Summary of PaymentAmount paid/credited
Nature of payment
Date of payment/credit
Summary of tax deducted at source in respect of deducteeQuarter
Receipt Numbers of original quarterly statements of TDS under sub-section (3) of section 200
Amount of tax deducted in respect of the deductee
Amount of tax deposited/remitted in respect of the deductee
(The deductor to provide payment wise details of tax deducted and deposited with respect to the deductee)
S. No.
Tax Deposited in respect of the deductee (Rs.)
Book Identification Number (BIN)
Receipt numbers of Form No. 24G
DDO sequence Number in the Book Adjustment Mini Statement
Date on which tax deposited (dd/mm/yyyy)
(The deductors to provide payment wise details of tax deducted and deposited with respect to the deductee)
S. No.
Tax Deposited in respect of the deductee (Rs.)
Challan identification number (CIN)
BSR Code of the Bank Branch
Date on which tax deposited (dd/mm/yyyy)
Challan Serial Number
Total VerificationI,…………………………, son/daughter of ………………………… working in the capacity of ……………………… (Designation) do hereby certify that a sum of Rs ………………………… [Rs. ………………………… (in words)] has been deducted and deposited to the credit of the Central Government. I further certify that the information given about is true, complete and correct and is based on the books of account, documents, TDS statement, TDS deposited and other available records.Place Date Signature of person responsible for deduction of taxDesignation:Full
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|the yellow spherical part of an egg that is surrounded by the albumen
egg yolk
the nutritive material of an egg, used as food by a developing, embryonic animal. Eggs with relatively little, uniformly distributed yolk are termed isolecithal. This condition occurs in invertebrates and in all but the lowest mammals. Eggs with abundant yolk concentrated in one hemisphere of the egg are termed telolecithal. This occurs in many invertebrates and in all vertebrates lower than marsupial mammals. In arthropods, the yolk is massed near the centre of the egg; such eggs are termed centrolecithal
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Fanavid was founded in 1963 with the opportunity of developing solutions in safety glass for automotive industry. Since then, it has been following the evolution of this market, being remarkable today, mainly, because of its agility in developing new products and flexibility of its production, enabling it to fully meet the needs generated by the great segmentation of the market.
Santa Marina Vitrage, Leader Company in supplying glass to civil construction, has its operations incorporated to Grupo Mansur Farhat and consolidated Fanavid in the civil construction market.
At present, Fanavid supplies the civil construction and architecture with glass, such as hardened, laminated, and armored, double, acoustic, silk-screened, sun control, transparence control, printed, and Low-e ones, and the hardened, laminated, armored and double kinds have also a curved shape.
Fanavid meets automakers from all automotive segments – car, bus, truck, civil construction machine, agricultural machine, tractor, boat, yacht, train and subway train - and for the spare market in Brazil and overseas. By using its experience in the automotive market, Fanavid started to supply armored glass also to all automotive segments, including the supply for armored cars.
Fanavid is a 100% national company, committed to the quality, constant improvement, flexibility on manufacturing processes and the incessant search for solutions in safety glass for civil construction and automobile industry.
Fanavid is versatile in its manufacturing structure, because it has 18 ovens which enable the development of items in a more quickly manner and its manufacturing in small series, by adapting its ovens to the products and not to its ovens. Fanavid may meet, in a customized way, the specific demands of every segment, either automotive or architectural.
Our differential
The elevated level of competition in the world industry has been forcing the big safety glass manufacturers to qualify themselves as manufacturers of big series. As a result, in addition to the elevated cost of tool development, compatible with its high production ovens, low versatility or flexibility in demanding the medium and small series are observed.
Fanavid has always focused on the industrial performance on versatility, flexibility and quickness in the development of new products, overcoming its clients' expectations, who need small and medium series of manufacturing.