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The Defender® Digital Monitoring Kit helps you keep tabs on important people and places. Mount the camera high on a wall and adjust it for up to 240º horizontal and 65º vertical viewing. LED night vision delivers clarity up to 12ft. in darkness (without a red light drawing attention to the camera), and ClearVu® digital signal transmits safely and securely up to 750ft. The two-way communication feature with 10ft. range allows you to speak with the person in front of the camera to relay a message or verify identity. 2.4in. monitor. For indoor use. Powered by rechargeable Li-Ion battery (included) or wall adapter. 72-hr. battery life in power save mode. Includes 2 power adapters and Quick Start guide.
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Charles Kadlec, Contributor
I cover economic/political issues with liberty as my polar star.
The elevation of reform of our broken monetary system to a bi-partisan economic issue may be the biggest positive development of the next two years. Just last week, two-thirds of the Delegates in the Virginia House voted to "establish a joint subcommittee to study the feasibility of a metallic-based monetary unit." That follows the lead of the Republican Platform's call for a commission to consider the feasibility of a metallic basis for the U.S. currency, and last year's decision by Utah to recognize gold and silver coins minted by the U.S. government as legal tender.
Importantly, there is nothing inherently partisan about favoring a metallic-based monetary unit. George Bernard Shaw, co-founder of the London School of Economics and ardent socialist, in his 1928 book, The Intelligent Women's Guide to Socialism and Capitalism wrote this about the gold standard :
"You have to choose between trusting to the natural stability of gold and the natural stability of the honesty and intelligence of the members of the government. And, with due respect to these gentlemen, I advise you, as long as the capitalist system lasts, to vote for gold."
The reasons for the Virginia study are aimed directly at the growing distrust of the "intelligent gentlemen" powering the Federal Reserve's unprecedented manipulation of the U.S. monetary system and made clear in the justification and purpose of the study including:
WHEREAS, the purpose of money is to provide a reliable measure of value to facilitate the voluntary exchange of goods and services to the economic benefit of society; and…
WHEREAS, our nation's most fundamental principles – equal rights, rule of law, private property rights, individual liberty – still require a dependable dollar to be meaningfully preserved; and
WHEREAS, unprecedented monetary policy actions recently taken by the Federal Reserve through activist intervention in banking and credit markets, including massive purchases of federal debt, have raised concern over the risk of dollar debasement and prompted inquiries into whether a metallic basis for United States currency might engender a more stable money unit consistent with limited government; and…
WHEREAS, the availability of a trustworthy money unit to facilitate productive economic and financial activity has historically been a major factor in restoring confidence and civil order under conditions of duress, and since the United States Constitution (Article I, Section 10) decrees that "no state shall make anything but gold and silver coin a tender in payment of debts"; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED by the House of Delegates, the Senate concurring, That a joint subcommittee be established to study the feasibility of a metallic-based monetary unit…
In conducting its study, the joint subcommittee shall receive testimony from such witnesses and take such other evidence as it deems appropriate and shall consider recommendations for legislation, with respect to the need, means, and schedule for establishing a metallic-based monetary unit to serve as a contingency currency for the Commonwealth.
It is past time for the Federal Reserve and the advocates of the paper dollar to be held to account for the complete and utter failure of their grand experiment in monetary manipulation made possible by severing the final link between the dollar and gold by President Richard Nixon in 1971. The best and the brightest economists, politicians and central bankers promised such flexibility would give them the power they needed to increase the general prosperity by mitigating the business cycle, keeping unemployment low, and improving the trade balance.
Instead, when compared to the 20 years ending in 1967, the last year before the U.S. began to weasel out of its promise to maintain the value of the dollar in terms of gold, the paper dollar system they championed and still defend has led to:
· Slower growth: Real economic growth is more than a full percentage point lower, averaging only 2.8% per year versus 4.1%.
· Higher average inflation: Consumer prices have increased on average 4.4% a year, compared to 2%. As a consequence, a paper dollar today can buy less than two dimes could purchase in 1971.
· Higher Unemployment: Since abandoning a monetary standard, unemployment rates have averaged 6.6%, nearly two full percentage points higher than the 4.7% average for the 1948-67 period.
· Greater economic insecurity:
o Unemployment rates have exceeded 9% in four separate years since 1971 compared to their peak of 6.8% in the 1958 recession.
o Since abandoning gold for a paper dollar, the American people have suffered through a dozen financial crises, culminating in the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009, the housing collapse and now the European sovereign debt crisis. There were no comparable crises during the post World-War II gold standard era ending in 1967.
Mr. Kadlec,
1) Such a commission already had hearing under the Reagan Administration in 1981. Nothing came of it then, nothing will come of it now.
2) The Senate and White House are held by Democrats, they are not going move on changing the US economy to a gold standard.
3) All capitalist countries abandoned the gold standard in the late 20′s or early '30′s and never brought it back. The only country to be on the gold standard since was the Soviet Union. In the early 1920′s they defined the "chervonet" as 7.74232 grams of fine gold, the same as the old Tsarist 10 Ruble coin (or 0.77 g / ruble). They devalued their currency in the late '40′s and early '50′s to 0.22168 grams of fine gold.
It is quite amusing that conservatives want to recreate a monetary system that existed in only one country after 1934, the Soviet Union.
Mr. Kadlec,
1) The Gold Reserve Act of 1934
You citation of the Gold Reserve Act (passed January 30, 1934) is interesting. The Act nationalized all gold by requiring the Federal Reserve banks and individuals to surrender all gold to U.S. Treasury. The Act further devalued the gold dollar to 60 percent of its previous weight, for a value of the gold dollar at 0.5906 USD (put the other way around one dollar was 15.715 grains of fine Gold).
Moreover, as the Act it self says…
"SEC. 6. Except to the extent permitted in regulations which may be issued hereunder by the Secretary of the Treasury with the approval of the President, no currency of the United States shall be redeemed in gold"
That is hardly a "Gold Standard".
There were two "prices of gold". The US Treasury purchased gold from all sellers at 34.9125 USD but sold gold only to foreign monetary authorities and licensed industrial users at 36.0875 USD.
2. The Bretton Woods System (BWS)
Further, the BWS was not a gold standard system, indeed as the principal architect of the BWS Dr. Keynes noted, "It is the opposite of a gold standard". The exchange rate with gold was only applied to intergovernmental transactions, foreign government could exchange any dollars they had with the US Treasury of gold at a fixed rate.
The problem that the Bretton Woods System was attempting to address was a lack of US dollars outside of the US. Following WW II, with the economies of the rest of the world in shambles, a great many countries needed to trade with the US. How could foreign countries trade with the US if they did not have dollars? There needed to be a system of exchange of currencies so that countries could acquire US dollars so that they could purchase goods from the United States.
The US dollar became the standard to which all currencies would be measured or "pegged". Solely for international monetary purpose, the price of gold was fixed at 35 USD/oz. The principal architect of the BWS was Dr. John Keynes. This gold exchange feature, which Dr. Keynes opposed, was at the time largely a fig leaf, a token to past practices but played no significant role in the function of Bretton Woods.
So long as the US economy was completely dominant in Europe and east Asia and the US enjoyed huge trade surpluses, the gold convertibility feature meant nothing. However, after 1958, when the economies of other countries began to recover and the trade surpluses began to decline, By 1960 the difficulties in the system were already quite apparent. Robert Triffin, a Yale University Professor, published a book called "Gold and the Dollar Crisis" wherein he argued that there would very soon be more dollars outside the US than gold was in Fort Knox and the New York Reserve Bank, i.e. all of the gold owned by the US Government. This problem – called the "Triffin Paradox" – grew through the 1960′s. Once the actual value of expatriated dollars actually exceeded US gold reserves, Richard Nixon simply ended the convertibility of dollars into gold for international exchange purposes. This was part of the reason that Dr. Keynes did not want gold to play any role at all in the Bretton Woods system, indeed it is the inherent problem with any "gold standard", the requirement to have some physical material support money invariability creates a literal drag on the monetary system. Dr. Keynes concerns were ultimately realized by Richard Nixon.
As I noted earlier, I find it amusing that you hold up the gold standard as some sort of grand standard monetary policy when the only country using it after 1934 was the Soviet Union. It is similarly amusing that hold hold up the BWS as a gold standard and model for monetary policy when it was developed by Dr. John Maynard Keynes, the bête noire of conservatives like yourself. You have on previous occasions let your disdain for Dr. Keynes be made public.
You wrote:"The Keynesians were wrong then just as they are today."[1]
3. Conclusions
So here, you point to the monetary policy of Joseph Stalin (the Gold Standard) and John Maynard Keynes (The BWS) as your models. One cannot help but smile.
[1] http://www.forbes.com/sites/charleskadlec/2012/11/05/todays-lousy-economy-may-be-the-best-obama-can-do/
Mr. Kadlec,
You wrote:" Nonetheless, it still defined the dollar as a fixed weight of gold, and for 20 years supported economic results for all Americans that were far superior to those produced by the paper dollar system of the past 42 years.
You are mistaken in this matter. The BWS did not define a dollar in terms of a weight of gold for any domestic purposes. The BWS was used only for sovereign transfers of US dollars from foreign governments to the US, i.e. France could exchange US dollars (not any other currency) for US held gold at a rate of 32 USD/oz but not the reverse and no one in the United States could do that. This is why Dr. Keynes called his system "the opposite of a gold standard".
You wrote:"John Maynard Keynes, as opposed to modern Keynesians, was a practical man and was quite clear in his earlier writings about the importance of a monetary standard."
Dr. Keynes was a firm opponent of commodity currencies and of gold in particular. He was an advocate for fiat money. He had opposed the gold element of the BWS for exactly the reasons that ultimately caused its collapse.
Someone wrote:"Lenin is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the capitalist system was to debauch the currency.
Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (Lenin) never actually said any such thing, indeed such a comment would have been meaningless to him. Lenin argued that capitalism would create all by itself the conditions for its own destruction and that the path to overthrowing it was for the revolutionary to use those conditions to smash the government of the capitalists. A revolutionary could never have the power to "debauch the currency" as a means to overthrow capitalism until they were actually in power at which point it would be meaningless.
More to the point however, once in power and once the Civil War was over, the new Soviet Government did the exact opposite. For example, at November 5, 1921 meeting of the Council of People's Commissars Lenin put together a proposed plan for the Finance Commission which said…
" 1) The Finance Commission shall be directed to submit by Tuesday, 15.XI., an estimate in gold rubles covering all and every form of revenue, including the tax in kind, fuel, etc., etc., — to submit a calculation in gold rubles showing distribution of expenditure by commissariats (absolute figures)—in comparison with similar figures before the war (average for 5 or 10 years) and with approximate figures for 1919 and 1920. 2) To submit 2 variants: 240 and 300 million gold ruble volume of emission."
During the Civil Water there was no money in circulation, taxes were collected in kind from peasants and Soviet employees were paid in food. So as soon as he was able, Lenin was anxious to get gold money into circulation. He was not interested in "debauching" the currency and chose gold. Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev, and Gorbachev all maintained the same monetary policy, they used the gold standard.

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Mascot location in Chapter: Containment
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – A 10-4 run broke a 10-all tie here Wednesday and Drury never trailed from that point, handing Northeastern State its second consecutive loss, 65-57.
The 10-4 run gave Drury (4-1) a 20-14 advantage midway through the opening half. It pushed that lead out to 34-22 with 3:36 remaining, but the RiverHawks scored the last three points of the half to trail 34-25 at intermission.
NSU (3-3) got within six after nailing two triples to start the second half, but the Lady Panthers held the road side at bay and pushed its lead back to double digits with a 6-0 run.
The RiverHawks got to within 10 points on four separate occasions but could not get back under double digits until senior forward Sarah Green made a layup with 2:37 to play.
Taylor Lewis drained a 3-pointer with 40 seconds remaining to cut the deficit to 57-53, but the RiverHawks would get no closer, dropping back-to-back games for the first time since falling in the 2008-09 finale and opening 2009-10 with a setback.
Tosha Tyler led Northeastern State with 17 points. Lewis, a fellow senior guard, added 14 on 5-of-9 shooting. For Drury, Katie Pritchard dropped 18 points and dished out six assists. Bethanie Funderburk contributed 11 points and eight rebounds.
The RiverHawks will return home for just the second time this season when the team plays host to No. 20 Emporia State at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 5.
No. 18 OSU 90, Texas State 55
STILLWATER — Toni Young scored 24 points and pulled down 19 rebounds and No. 18 Oklahoma State pulled away in the second half for a rout of Texas State.
Liz Donohoe scored 22 points and had six rebounds. Tiffany Bias added 12 points and five steals. Kendra Suttles had 10 points.
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I track the world's wealthiest people and their philanthropy.
Facebook has raised another $500 million from Goldman Sachs and Russian investor Digital Sky Technologies, at a valuation for Facebook of $50 billion, the New York Times reports. That makes Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg worth more than twice the $6.9 billion Forbes said he was worth in September 2010 –when Facebook was valued at $23 billion.
It probably won't change Zuckerberg's low-key lifestyle, but the jump in net worth will, as the New York Times noted, put Zuckerberg closer to the ranks of Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page, both worth $15 billion as of Forbes' Sept. 2010 ranking of the 400 Richest Americans.
The latest fundraising will also boost the billionaire fortunes of two other Facebook co-founders, Dustin Moskovitz (worth $1.8 billion on the 2010 Forbes 400) and Eduardo Saverin (worth $1.15 billion on the 2010 Forbes 400). Moskovitz left Facebook in 2008 to start another company, Asana; Saverin helped Zuckerberg found Facebook but stayed on to graduate from Harvard while Zuckerberg and Moskovitz dropped out.
It should also make the Winklevoss twins think twice about appealing their settlement with Facebook. The pair recently told the New York Times that they got a raw deal when settling for $40 million in shares and $25 million in cash with Facebook. As each month passes, the value of those shares just keeps climbing. I've said before that they are better off not appealing (See "Twin's Facebook Fight Rages On")
The New York Times reported that in the latest fundraising, Goldman Sachs put in $450 million, and Digital Sky Technologies, already an investor in Facebook, put in $50 million. It added that Goldman Sachs will start a special purp
ose vehicle to let its high-net worth clients invest in Facebook. That will put it in competition with several brokers, including Felix Investments, EB Exchange Funds and GreenCrest Capital, which have been buying shares of Facebook from ex-employees and selling them to accredited (high net worth) individual investors and hedge funds by creating limited liability companies (See "Frenzy for Facebook Shares Heats Up With New Auction")
Anyone want to wager a guess on when Facebook raises another large round of cash?
It's an insane speculation that may or may not pay off in the end – but to just throw out a $50 billion valuation without any sort of proven profitability is just reckless. Personally, I think FB is well on its way to becoming worthless – but first, a very large bubble has to burst.
Valuations are ephemeral, fickle, unreal, as we all know. But here is a young kid who has skyrocketed in no less a manner than an astronaut – here today, back home tomorrow. The lasting question is this: does he remember what "home" means? The joys of a tree-house, of gardening, of hearing the early morning calls of birds in his neighborhood? Is he connected to the Earth? And if so, does he in any way recognize that as a young person with enormous wealth and influence, he could – in a single stroke – save hundreds of species from extinction; protect millions of acres of precious habitat; ensure the long-term viability of genetic diversity on this planet without even denting his portfolio? I'd be happy to share the news with him in terms of how that could work. There are hundreds of ecologists, like myself, who only too well understand the mechanical, basic elements of protecting life on earth for the future. What is striking is the virtual absence of consensus from those on the billionaire's list about the value of life itself; of genetic diversity; of the future. I suspect that anyone who has walked along the Charles River in Cambridge (as I have) knows that seasons are meaningful; that four seasons are beautiful; that Thoreau also went to Harvard and made more of an impact with his solitary mood-swings, careful observations, and love of life than all the billions of dollars dispersed randomly throughout the loose pockets of the world. These are important verities that need to be conveyed and made manifest to young people in this generation. Otherwise, there are likely to be no future generations, or certainly none that can hold their heads high and honestly confess to believing in life; in virtue; in the environment. "America the Beautiful" has not lost one ounce of truth, if only we are willing to assert her veracity.
Facebook made America a super savvy entangled web of a mess that soon to be awakened by 9.00 shock, why everybody joined and air their clean and dirty laundries of their every day private lives..some inadvertently telling everyone to see where they are at the moment only to find out their homes had been robbed, they are being stalked or have their identities stolen,etc. who is using the snail mail nowadays. just a bunch of small businesses mailing their checks to keep it safe from wanna be Conde Nast hackers
What is it about Facebook that makes it worth anything? I see no advertisements. Just people chatting meaningless chatter. Is it all about the daily hits? I really don't get this at all.


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Visitors to the Sally Gap Bluegrass Festival got to learn another reason why Kentucky is known as the "Bluegrass State."
One by one and in carloads and truckloads, people drove into the mountains along KY 92 East following the big signs to the festival grounds.
Once turning off KY 92, the one-lane road wound through the hills and went from pavement into gravel, offering a spectacular view of the forest, fields and trees along the way.
The gravel road then opened up into a huge area for camping, camaraderie, and of course, hours of fantastic bluegrass music.
People brought coolers, chairs, blankets, and even pulled up patches of grass to listen to the various musicians belt out bluegrass originals and favorites.
Thursday night the bands performing were Salt Creek, Mountain Drive and Southern Sun. Southern Sun also hosted the event.
Friday's performances were given by several bands, and fans were granted the opportunity to hear each group twice. Those musicians included Megan Sasko Hinkle, The Dixie Ryders, Virgil Bowlin and Peerless Mountain, Common Bond, The 23 String Band and Darrell Scott & The Brothers.
Darrell Scott & The Brothers also brought a family member to sing a tune with them, Megan Scott, who is a University of Southern California student.
Saturday's lineup includes the Whitley County Colonel Strings, Duty Free, Jets Creek, Tidalwave Road, Southern Sun, IIIrd Tyme Out and the Lonesome River Band. Several of those musicians are set to play two sets Saturday.
The Sally Gap Youth Band were also afforded the opportunity to share their music with festival attendees during the Saturday supper break.
Virgil Bowlin also offered shape-note singing lessons and mandolin lessons. Children were also able to participate, as several youth-geared activities were available for kids. Many children were also in the running to win an instrument.
But many of those youngsters were right in the audience, clapping and listening to the music.
Plenty of room was available for RV and tent camping, and several festival attendees took the opportunity to make a weekend of bluegrass.
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According to eChalk, the decision to deploy district-wide was based on successful results of the pilot program, in which the district was able to document positive impacts on student achievement, attendance, and discipline. Using the system, students and parents will be able to access homework assignments, resources, student grades, and other course materials online.
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In the wake of the cancellation of the New York City Marathon, a group of local runners were inspired to organize a "Relay for Relief" run/walk at Jean Cochran Park in Peconic to raise money and collected essential goods for those hit hardest during Hurricane Sandy.
And with less than 24 hours to get the word out, the event drew over 200 people Sunday morning and raised hundreds of dollars for relief efforts.
"I'm surprised but very happy — I was worried we'd make 50 bucks and get five cans of food," said co-organizer Jill Schroeder. "It just felt good to get out and do something today."
Suggested donation to participate was $10, but Schroeder said that many gave much more than that individually. Organizers were inspired by a group from Staten Island that are running their own 5K on the island, which was organized in protest to the New York City marathon before it was canceled Saturday morning, to raise disaster relief funds. Facebook, Twitter and Patch were used to get the word out as fast as possible on Saturday.
Amy and Eugene Baily got word of the relay Saturday on Facebook and traveled to Peconic from Jamesport with their four young children, all of whom ran around the track for the cause.
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Growing up in Hawaii the beach was a frequent visit and I
remember when I was young my mom put on Coppertone. But when
I was a teenager trying to get a tan...many of us used Hawaiian
Tropic pure oil...yikes! I can still imagine that coconut
I think I may have even used Baby oil...
This was before the awareness of what sun damage could do.
I even looked up Hawaiian
Tropic and they still sell the Dark Tanning Oil 0
Oh, I remember using baby oil on top of the sun lotion....
Wouldn't dream of it now, though!
We used Coppertone sometimes and one that didn't get
adverstised... Ad-free? No, wait, I think it was called
No-Ad. Something like that.
I think many people used baby oil!!
We always had the Coppertone kid's stuff - with fair Scandinavian skin, it was a must if I didn't want to burn!
I never remember using anything even though we probably should but my kids do wear sunscreen today.
I know I used to use baby oil!! So crazy. I do remember the
Coppertone but I don't think it was as much of an issue as it is
these days. I guess we learn from our mistakes :)
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|Sex offense, robbery put two county men in jail
|Written by Sentinel-Tribune Staff
|Monday, 26 August 2013 10:30
Three men will be serving time behind bars after sentences handed down recently by Wood County Judge Reeve Kelsey.
John Wansitler, 51, Jerry City, pleaded guilty to two fourth-degree felony counts of gross sexual imposition stemming from events occurring in Jerry City in January of 2006. Wansitler's victim was identified as a juvenile female between the ages of 10 and 17.
He was sentenced to two consecutive 17 month terms in jail, totaling 34 months. He must also pay a $5,000 fine. He will be subject to five years of community control sanctions upon release.
Cody Swank, 20, Grand Rapids, pleaded guilty to a third-degree robbery charge stemming from an incident occurring May 15 at Wal-Mart in Bowling Green. According to court documents, during the offense, Swank attempted to either push or strike a loss prevention employee at the store.
The items stolen, including headphones, a screen protector, and a cell phone case, were valued at just over $35.
He was sentenced to a term of nine months in prison for the offense. Swank was also sentenced to a further nine months behind bars as the result of a parole violation, to be served concurrent with his other sentence.
He will be subject to community control sanctions for three years after release.
Thomas Gremling, 49, Lima, pleaded guilty to two counts of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, a drug of abuse, or a combination of them, a fourth-degree felony. Both of the counts were merged at sentencing.
The offenses occurred in Rossford on Oct. 19, 2012.
As a result, Gremling was sentenced to 120 days in prison, followed by a 24 month prison sentence. According to court documents, Gremling had committed at least five equivalent offenses in previous years.
Gremling was further ordered to pay a $5,000 fine, and have his license suspended for five years. In addition, he forfeited his 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix, which was seized at the time of the offense, to the Rossford Police Department.
After release, he is to be subject to three years of community control sanctions.
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ATLANTA - Chris Kelly, half of the 1990s kid rap duo Kris Kross who made one of the decade's most memorable songs with the frenetic "Jump," has died, and authorities say they are investigating his death as a possible drug overdose.
Investigator Betty Honey of the Fulton County Medical Examiner's office said the 34-year-old Kelly was pronounced dead around 5 p.m. Wednesday at the south campus of the Atlanta Medical Center.
Cpl. Kay Lester of the Fulton County police said "it appears it may have been a possible drug overdose."
An official cause of death is pending an autopsy.
Kelly, known as "Mac Daddy," and Chris Smith, known as "Daddy Mac," were introduced to the music world in 1992. The duo wore their clothes backwards as a gimmick, but they won over fans with their raps.
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Green Party presidential candidates lay out their visions during a debate in the Mission District
The candidates also came out strong in their support of labor reform, slamming NAFTA and suppression of workers' rights. Stein called for "fair trade" over "free trade," faulting the Obama administration for its recent free trade deal with a "union-destroying country" like Colombia. Barr choked up when she told the audience that she is able to "represent the people from whom I came," quickly adding "and I'll fight hard too—I've got balls bigger than anybody." Women's rights also drew fiery proclamations from the candidates, with Stein vowing to "resurrect the Equal Rights Amendment," and Barr stating flatly that "patriarchy needs to go."
The signature issue of the Green Party—the environment—was a minor if constantly underlying thread to the discussion, emerging as a topic only later in the debate. While Stein repeated Barr's jabs at Monsanto and pledged to "deny the Keystone Pipeline on Day 1," Barr grew solemn, acknowledging the possibility that it might be too late to save the environment from impending catastrophes. We would need to learn, she said, to create "a new system that is not money dependent."
Both candidates broke debate protocol on time limits and turns of speech, but the atmosphere was collegial and supportive, with Barr chiming in "yeahs" to many of Stein's remarks. Each woman repeatedly said she "agreed completely" with what the other said. "Our greatest weapon," Barr said, is to "resist the fear they force-feed us," linking her remarks to Stein's claim that "the politics of fear has brought us everything we were afraid of."
Stein railed against a mainstream press that has effectively sequestered discussion of political alternatives. "We do not have a functioning press," she told the audience, "We have an o-press. We have a re-press." She repeated her call for Greens to mobilize online to get the word out about alternative party movements. Barr said that she was being very careful not to bring any discredit to the Green Party. Though biting and at times sarcastic, Barr said she her campaign was "dead serious. And the message is dead serious too."
...but I worked on Jill's gubernatorial campaign in 2010 and a large number of the people working on that campaign were 20 to 40 years old. I'm 28 myself. There are more and more Campus Green chapters forming all over the country, and there's even a currently-forming Youth Greens caucus - http://www.gp.org/caucuses/youth/
Clearly, the gray-haired people in the audience in San Francisco do not represent the entire state of those interested in the Green Party.
"The audience was primarily gray; notably absent were the 20- and 30-something Occupiers, indebted students, and underemployed ranks of America's youth, a political class actively courted by the Green Party and its candidates."
This wasn't true. I myself am 24 and there were a good number of younger poeple in the audience.
I watched via live stream. Great show, Honorable Roseanne Barr [Green Tea]! What we need is pure proportional represenation, the Sasinte-Lague parliament seat distribution system, Hagenbach-Bischoff medod.
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I recently caught up with writer Ross Patterson, the man responsible for the inspired profanity spewing from the mouth of Barry Bostwick in the title role of the upcoming FDR: American Badass. ("Shit goblins!" is now in heavy rotation in my household.) So naturally I was curious as to some of the movie badasses that have inspired Patterson's work. After the jump, check out his top 5 picks.
Ross Patterson told me that aside from FDR himself, his top 5 movies badasses are: "1.) Patrick Swayze - Road House 2.) Sly Stallone - Rocky 4 3.) Val Kilmer - Tombstone 4.) Will Forte - MacGruber and 5.) Tommy Wiseau - The Room."


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BARBERTON: A loaded ticket for the Barberton clerk of courts race featured two high-profile Democratic contenders, with state Rep. Zack Milkovich moving on to the general election in November.
He will face incumbent Diana Stevenson, who knocked off Republican challenger Larry Ashbaugh in Tuesday's primary.
Stevenson, appointed Barberton Clerk of Courts in January 2012, took 81 percent of the vote, beating out Ashbaugh, a retired Army intelligence officer from New Franklin. She now turns her attention to Milkovich in her re-election bid.
"My legal and court clerk experience far exceed the experience of my opponent," Stevenson said, leaning on 20 years of legal experience, mostly in the courts, with two years as clerk. "During this time, I have increased collections and have been working to use technology to provide improved customer service to citizens who use the court. I'm confident that the voters will recognize the difference in our experience and vote accordingly on Nov. 5."
Milkovich, of Akron, is serving a second term in the Ohio House. He outperformed fellow Democrat Jon Poda by a nearly 2-1 margin at the polls, according to unofficial results from the Summit County Board of Elections.
Poda had resigned from Summit County Council in 2011, four months into his second term, to become deputy fiscal officer of weights and measures with the county Fiscal Office.
Milkovich thanked the voters and his opponent.
"I'm very, very humbled. Mr. Poda ran a great race. And we've got a lot of work ahead of us," Milkovich said, looking toward the November general election.
The Barberton Municipal Court district covers communities in Barberton, Green, Norton, New Franklin, the village of Clinton, and Copley and Coventry townships.
Turnout low
Board of Elections officials said turnout was very low and voting occurred without incident across several Summit County communities — with the exception of a two fallen poll workers.
Joe Masich, director of the board of elections, said a poll worker at Mason Elementary in Akron and another at Arlington Church of God in Akron, were taken by ambulance to nearby hospitals after accidental falls.
"A number of our booth workers are up in age," Masich said. "They get hurt when they fall, as do I."
One worker attempted to return to work, but Masich said she was asked to retire for the day.
"They are dedicated public servants," he said.
With the exception of a 10-minute delay at a church in Coventry Township, polls opened on time at 6:30 a.m. They closed at 7:30 p.m.
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40. Chief Keef - "I Don't Like"
Chief Keef had one helluva year in 2012, and it all started with his accidental smash, "I Don't Like," which spells out a number of things the Chicago rapper doesn't like. "I Don't Like" also announced the arrival of the dazzling Young Chop who shouldn't have any trouble logging more production gigs in 2013.
39. ANTHM - "Move Me"
ANTHM is not your average rapper: stock broker by day, lyricist by night. His allegiance to the Golden Era is little different from the rap revivalism sentiment of so many boom bap admirers, but coming from a mind as nimble as the Duke-educated ANTHM, it feels so damn inspirational.
38. Nicki Minaj - "Beez in the Trap"
The impossibly catchy hook does its job, as do the club-centric beat and Minaj's confident rhymes.
37. Nas - "The Don"
"The Don" is as brazen as your typical Nas street single, but this time his boasts are more assured. Peep his unflappable cool as the bragfest draws to a close. "Don sh-t/Under fire, I remain on some calm sh-t," he rhymes with a near-whisper.
36. A$AP Rocky - "F**kin' Problems" (Ft. Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and 2 Chainz)
"F**kin' Problems" is A$AP Rocky's idea of a wink: Drake as a zany playboy? Kendrick Lamar as the lecherous thug? 2 Chainz as the wicked linchpin? And why does it sound this good? We've been had, y'all.
35. Action Bronson - "9-24-11"
On "9-24-11," Action Bronson flubs his lines over and over and keeps going, stopping to edit on the fly. It captures the vibe of Bronson's, Blue Chips, a collaboration with Fool's Gold producer Party Supplies, that relies on sample-based production and spontaneous rhymes. Bronsolino is assaulting beats with relative ease even when he's half-asleep. This isn't even fair anymore.
34. Joey Bada$$ - "Like Water" (Ft. Capital STEEZ & CJ Fly)
A grim song made even grimmer by the death of one of its contributors just three days after it dropped as part of Pro Era's Aprocalypse mixtape. The crew renamed and re-released the song in honor of 19-year-old Capital STEEZ, who some believe committed suicide on Christmas Eve.
33. Wu-Tang - "Rivers of Blood"
Deceptively soulful intro quickly makes way for a speed-rap contest, clanking swords, buzzing synths, and one of the most memorable Wu tracks in recent memory.
32. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - "Thrift Shop" (Ft. Wanz)
As long there's pen and paper, hipsters will always be a punchline in rap. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis are just the latest to mine hipster jokes for a hit on this brilliant single from The Heist.
31. Juicy J - "Bandz a Make Her Dance" (Ft. Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz)
Now this is some "Let's Move" fit soundtrack for the hood. "Bandz a Make Her Dance" permeated car stereos and strip clubs throughout America, thanks to the perfect blend of Mike Will Made It's slow-motion production and Juicy J's woozy flow. Chainz and Tunechi are merely here as ornaments.


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The Beauty of UsApr 21, 2013
Appreciating the beauty of our Blackness, even in these trying times
This past week was incredibly difficult on the news front. Domestic terrorism in Boston. The rape of a 5 year-old girl in India. An earthquake in Iran. A fertilizer plant explosion in Texas. And the continuing financial woes threatening the future of public education in Philadelphia and many other major cities across the United States. So many hateful actions happening to and by humanity that may cause us to question our very existence. We are a people under siege. And yet, there is a light that continues to shine through the darkness that surrounds us. It is, perhaps, the same light that allowed black people to persevere after nearly 250 years of trans-Atlantic slavery. We are survivors. We are beautiful, even when our pathology dims our shine.
It is this deep-abiding beauty and goodness that was so evident on the Kimmel Center stage during the Philadanco performance at this year's Philadelphia International Festival of The Arts. I have interviewed founder Joan Myers Brown on several occasions over the past year, and have heard her concern over the company's future because of financial woes and a growing apathy among hometown supporters. With so many people focused on their own survival, fewer are making space in their budgets for the continued support of our cultural institutions. This situation is echoed with many similar organizations across America. And yet, this stark reality was nowhere to be seen on stage at the Kimmel. All we witnessed was expert physical interpretation of music and sentiment that provides universal insight into distinctly Black creativity. Philadanco makes no apologies for celebrating Black bodies, Black rhythms and Black stories, but the door swings wide open for anyone to sit in the audience and be welcomed into the experience. For all of those who turn Blackness into a caricature of itself as a means of gaining power or respect, or for those who hide their Blackness under the clothing, grooming or other appearance of assilimation and conformity, Danco's routines present Blackness on a platter of unflinching glory. And Lord knows we need more that in our lives, especially now.
With arts programs disappearing from our schools and the job market ever unkind to people of color, we may view dance as a luxury. But Philadanco's PIFA performance reminded everyone in the crowd how necessary it is to look upon ourselves with awe and wonder. We have come a mighty long way, but we have miles to go before we sleep. And sometimes, we need a fervent reminder of why the sacrifices and struggles are worth it. We need to look in the mirror and see the light that still burns within, despite all attempts to snuff it out. Therein lies our true beauty.
Here is last week's playlist:
- Taxman - Soulive
- Superwoman [live] - Donny Hathaway
- Cherish The Day - Robert Glasper ft Lalah Hathaway
- Taboo To Love - Stevie Wonder
- Gonna Be Alright (F.T.B.) - Robert Glasper ft Ledisi
- Pass On The Love - The Persuasions
- There Is More Love Somewhere - Bernice Johnson Reagon
- The Water/The Fire - Anthony David
- Greater Love - Ralf Gum ft Kenny Bobien
- If This Is Love - The Foreign Exchange ft YahZarah
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The Paul Millsap Utahns know: Hard work pays off in Team USA addition
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Timberwolves sign former Jazzman Mo Williams
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Former Jazzman Paul Millsap added to Team USA training camp roster
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Former Jazz forward Marvin Williams returning "home" Tar Heel state
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Utah Jazz notes: Trey Burke invited to USA Select team; Junior Jazz Tour set
Jazz announced dates and locations of their annual youth clinics barnstorming tour, which will span three weeks, four states, 42 cities, cover 4,000-plus miles and reach more than 2,000 boys and... Read more »
Rock On: Utah has LeBron Syndrome
Plus, a new uniform option BYU should consider ... all things considered. Read more »
Utah Jazz officially sign power forward Trevor Booker
Jazz management believes Booker will give the team some needed interior toughness and will work well within new coach Quin Snyder's system as a big man who can drive with the ball. Read more »
Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert earns summer league honor
The French big man is the only Jazz player to earn All-NBA Summer League recognition after almost averaging a double-double. Read more »
Some fringe Jazz players opened eyes in Vegas
The NBA Summer League provided offseason entertainment for fans, gave media something to report on and offered an opportunity for new members of the Utah Jazz to dip their toes into the... Read more »
'Play with a pass' is an emerging theme for the Utah Jazz
The pass-heavy system was introduced in recent weeks for the summer squad and will be fully incorporated when the crew assembles in October. Read more »
Dante Exum's first start at point guard includes decent stats and a Jazz win
Exum and the Jazz will have fonder memories of the way the game ended Friday for the No. 5 pick of the 2014 NBA draft. Read more »
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Examining how former BYU standout Jimmer Fredette will fit in with his new team. Read more »
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By Ryan Smith
Meadville Tribune
What's starting out all Rusted, getting run into by some Outlaws then ending up at least one part Poison?
The live music blowout that is the Beach Club at Conneaut Lake Park's Fourth of July weekend celebration: A four-day stretch of events featuring performances by regional and national live-jam mainstays Rusted Root, rock music and reality TV star Bret Michaels and a whole lot more in between, including the Outlaws and a slew of other acts.
"This'll be our biggest Fourth of July celebration ever," said Greg Sutterlin, one of the partners of Park Restoration LLC, the business group that runs Conneaut Lake Park's historic Hotel Conneaut and its Elizabeth's restaurant, the Beach Club and other facilities on the lakeshore side of the park.
"We're really excited" about everything that's happening, Sutterlin said. "We wanted to make (the Fourth of July events) special" this year, he added — the nearby hotel's 110th birthday is being celebrated as well, after all.
Bret Michaels, well-known as the frontman of hair-rock pioneering band Poison and for his solo music career, as well as his reality TV fame for shows including "Rock of Love" and the Travel Channel's "Rock My RV," will perform Sunday outside the Beach Club instead of in, according to Sutterlin, as tickets for that event have already out-sold the club's roughly 700-person capacity.
"I can tell you, that (concert) is gonna be the peak of the weekend," Sutterlin said. "We are all extremely excited to have him" in Conneaut Lake.
After well-attended and well-enjoyed performances at the Beach Club last year, the events' hosts are also looking forward to welcoming back Rusted Root for a special Fourth of July performance and the Outlaws on Friday night, he added. Weather permitting, both of those events may also be taken outside, Sutterlin said.
Other regional acts rounding out the holiday weekend's lineup are The Side Effects on Thursday; Radioactive on Friday; Hern Brothers on Saturday; and the Pure Led Zeppelin Experience tribute band on Sunday. There's also a fireworks display on Saturday night.
Gearing up for a big Fourth of July weekend, "we've made it almost a week-long celebration," Sutterlin said.
You can go
The Beach Club at Conneaut Lake Park is celebrating the Fourth of July weekend with four days of live music that includes performances by Rusted Root and The Side Effects on Thursday; the Outlaws and Radioactive on Friday; Hern Brothers on Saturday; and Pure Led Zeppelin Experience and Bret Michaels on Sunday. There will also be a fireworks display on Saturday. For ticket prices and availability, venue information and other details, visit clpbeachclub.com or hotelconneaut.com.
Schedule of events
DJ Bull Dog — 1 p.m.
Rusted Root with Cheap n Easy — 6
The Side Effects (free for first 300 guests) — 10
DJ Bull Dog — 1 p.m.
Outlaws with Leanne Binder, Black Jack Outlaws and LEDD Foot — 6
Radioactive (free for first 300 guests) — 10
DJ Bull Dog — 1 p.m.
Rod Tucker — 7
Fireworks — 10
Hern Brothers — 10:30
DJ Bull Dog — 1 p.m.
Pure Led Zeppelin Experience — 3
Bret Michaels with Rick & Jack and Repeat Offenders — gates open at 5:30
Ryan Smith is a former Tribune reporter.


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Officials are in talks right now with Cracker Barrel to bring a restaurant to the area.
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WNYC Now Live-Streaming Nice Work If You Can Get It Cast Recording, Featuring Kelli O'Hara and Matthew Broderick
By Andrew Gans
WNYC is currently offering listeners a chance to preview The Original Broadway Cast Recording of the Tony-winning new musical comedy Nice Work If You Can Get It, which will be available for digital download Sept. 25 and on CD Oct. 30.
To listen to the recording, click here.
The album, released by Shout! Factory and distributed by Sony Music Distribution, is produced for records by six-time Grammy nominee Robert Sher, David Chase and Tony Award nominee Bill Elliott.
The track listing follows:
1. Overture
The new musical, featuring music and lyrics by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin and a book by two-time Tony Award winner Joe DiPietro, stars two-time Tony Award winner Matthew Broderick and four-time Tony Award nominee Kelli O'Hara.
The production is directed and choreographed by three-time Tony Award winner Kathleen Marshall and is now playing at Broadway's Imperial Theatre.
The company also includes Academy Award winner Estelle Parsons as Millicent Winter, two-time Tony Award winner Judy Kaye as Estonia Dulworth, Tony Award winner Michael McGrath as Cookie McGee, Tony Award nominee Jennifer Laura Thompson as Eileen Evergreen, Chris Sullivan as Duke Mahoney, Robyn Hurder as Jeannie Muldoon, Stanley Wayne Mathis as Chief Berry and Tony Award nominee Terry Beaver as Senator Max Evergreen.
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1 bedroom self catering cottage situated in the grounds of Carbery Cottage Guest Lodge on the Sheepshead Peninsula in West Cork Ireland, overlooking Dumanus Bay & Mizen Head. Pet Friendly.
Cottage has Ix double bedroom with private bath room with bath and shower. In the lounge there is a sofa bed too, so can cater up to 4 people (check with us for any special pricing) DVD, CD PLAYER and wireless broadband.
Transport essential!!! Situated on the award wining Sheepshead Way which is an award winning walk, so great for hikers and walkers!!!
Bantry House 10 miins away Ring of Kerry 40 mins by car.
Cork airport 1 hour 20 mins!
Nearest village 2 and 1/2 miles. Local cab firm nearby too.
Full Irish Breakfast available for self caterers. Evening meal available on request. Welcome to eat in the main house.
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The door to Apo Island diving and snorkeling.
The well maintained dumaguete dive resort with a personal touch is a wonderful place to unwind. If you are looking for a place to relax, Wellbeach Dive Resort is the place to go. Twenty minutes from Dumaguete center, on the Island Negros. (Negros Oriental). Lay down under palm trees while your kids play in the pool.
The island offers good possibilities for diving arround Apo Island and along the coast of Negros Island, swimming, snorkeling and for motorcycle routes, or just for relaxing on the beach. From our gardens directly at the sea, you have a beautiful view of Apo Island; one of the most beautiful diving places in the Philippines.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Jul 31, 2013) - It's summertime. As the temperature and humidity rise, Americans flock to beaches and pools. So Credit Karma, a personal finance company with more than 15 million members, wanted to know: do Americans care more about their looks or their debt?
A survey conducted by Harris Interactive found that debt-ridden Americans often put their physical appearance ahead of their financial state. In fact, a whopping 72 percent of Americans would rather keep their current debt, than gain 25 pounds and be completely debt free. The June 2013 survey was conducted online among 2,021 Americans ages 18 and older.
Weight trumps debt for many Americans this summer. Forty-three percent agree, "How much I weigh is more important than how much debt I have." Interestingly, women were less likely to agree with this statement than men (38 percent vs. 49 percent), disputing a traditional stereotype about women and their weight.
The scales tip when bankruptcy enters the equation. When asked to choose between bankruptcy and obesity, 62 percent say they would prefer to be obese, but free from all debt. Thirty-eight percent say being their "ideal weight" is preferable, even if it means dealing with bankruptcy.
More findings about looks vs. finances, according to U.S. adults who are in debt:
- Nearly two-thirds of adults (64 percent) think about their physical appearance, more than their debt.
- 68 percent of women were more likely to agree with this statement than men (61 percent)
- 68 percent of women were more likely to agree with this statement than men (61 percent)
- Roughly one-third (35 percent) worry about how they look, more than the debt they are in.
- 18-34 year olds are more likely to worry about their looks, compared to those 55+ (36 percent vs. 28 percent)
- 18-34 year olds are more likely to worry about their looks, compared to those 55+ (36 percent vs. 28 percent)
- When asked which they care more about, 70 percent care more about their physical health, than their financial health.
- Not surprisingly, older adults (78 percent of those 55+) value their physical health more.
Ken Lin -- Credit Karma's Chief Consumer Advocate -- says physical health is clearly important to Americans. "Beginning 30 years ago, there was an educational push around nutrition and fitness, and our knowledge about those issues has come a long way," says Lin.
"We want a similar focus on Americans' financial well-being. Our goal is to help consumers become educated about their finances by giving them free, online tools that quickly assess their entire financial health -- including credit score -- and gives them suggestions on how to improve their financial situation."
Survey Methodology
This survey was conducted online within the United States by Harris Interactive on behalf of Credit Karma from June 13 to 17, 2013, among 2,021 adults ages 18 and older. Of those surveyed, 74 percent -- or 1,452 adults -- stated they have some debt. This online survey is not based on a probability sample and therefore no estimate of theoretical sampling error can be calculated. For complete survey methodology, including weighting variables, please contact Madeline Willman of SHIFT Communications at firstname.lastname@example.com.
About Credit Karma
CreditKarma.com provides more than 15 million consumers financial peace of mind by tracking their credit and finances all in one place for free. Credit Karma's goal is to help its members make the most of their credit by offering insightful saving recommendations based on unique data comparisons. It also provides financial education and access to free tools, such as the free Credit Report Card and Card Statics, which empower consumers to take charge of their financial health. For more information, please visit creditkarma.com.
About Harris Interactive
Harris Interactive is one of the world's leading market research firms, leveraging research, technology, and business acumen to transform relevant insight into actionable foresight. Known widely for the Harris Poll® and for pioneering innovative research methodologies, Harris offers proprietary solutions in the areas of market and customer insight, corporate brand and reputation strategy, and marketing, advertising, public relations and communications research. Harris possesses expertise in a wide range of industries including health care, technology, public affairs, energy, telecommunications, financial services, insurance, media, retail, restaurant, and consumer package goods. Additionally, Harris has a portfolio of multi-client offerings that complement our custom solutions while maximizing our client's research investment. Serving clients in more than 196 countries and territories through our North American and European offices, Harris specializes in delivering research solutions that help us -- and our clients -- stay ahead of what's next. For more information, please visit www.harrisinteractive.com.
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ELKHART — Ann "Sharon" Bohs, 69, went home to be with her Lord after an extended illness Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. at the Golden Living Center in Elkhart with her family at her side.
She was born on Feb. 22, 1943 in Goshen, to Pierre and Beulah (Sayles) Bigler.
She married Robert D. "Bob" Bohs May 28, 1961, in Goshen. He survives at home.
Also surviving are her daughters, Marla (Tony) Magyar and Gretchen (Matt) Reverman, both of Elkhart; her sister, Barbara (Vernon) Miller of Middlebury; brothers, Wayne (Pat) Bigler of Goshen and Dean Bigler of California; three grandchildren; and two great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father.
A celebration of Sharon's life will take place at Billings Funeral Home in Elkhart with visitation Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. and a funeral Saturday at 11 a.m. with visitation one hour prior to the service.
Burial will follow at Adamsville Cemetery in Edwardsburg, Mich.
In 1972, Sharon and her husband, Bob, founded Bohs Well Drilling Inc., a local company that has been in business for more than 40 years. She also spent nearly seven years at the hair salon of her daughter, Gretchen, Innovations Hair Design of Elkhart. She served as the unofficial office manager, problem solver, advice giver and adopted "Mom" for all of the shop's staff and clientele. Sharon never knew a stranger and was blessed with the ability to always be able to lend a listening ear, an open heart and a strong shoulder of support during a time of need.
Her family wishes to acknowledge and thank the countless individuals who reached out to Sharon and touched her and her family's lives during her illness.
Friends and family may leave online condolences at www.billingsfuneralhome.com.