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PARIS — Colloides Naturels International, a member company of the Iranex Group, and the two other member companies, Bio Serae Laboratories and Nutriprocess, will merge into one company on Nov. 7. The new company will be called Nexira.
Colloides Naturels International (C.N.I) currently offers such acacia gum ingredients as Equacia and Fibregum. Nexira will have operations in more than 80 countries with 10 distribution subsidiaries and eight production plants worldwide. It will generate more than €83 million ($114 million) of revenue annually, 90% of which will be from exports, and it will target annual revenue of €120 million ($165 million) by 2015.
Nexira will have three divisions. Nexira Food will focus on acacia gum, also known as gum Arabic, and offer a range of ingredients such as emulsifiers, texturizers, encapsulation and coating agents. Nexira Health will have a portfolio of natural extracts, including a range of ingredients for weight management, anti-stress and digestive comfort. Nexira Technology will focus on such technologies as spray drying, co-drying, encapsulation and micro-encapsulation.
Nexira plans to make an acquisition in North America in 2012 and another acquisition in Europe in 2013.
Nexira will invest €5 million between now and 2012 to extend the production capacity of its industrial facilities in Rouen, France, and Serqueux, France. The company also plans to invest another €5 million to €7 million in a production plant in India. A new plant in Ghana will strengthen the company's presence in Africa.
As a result of the new production capacity and investments in R.&D., Nexira aims to launch two new products per year.
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There are dozens small businesses in Trenton and Grosse Ile. Some of them may be places you and your family frequent, businesses that have been in the two communities for as long as you can remember. And some may be your go-to places instead of national chains.
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AOL Chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong may stand behind a global brand, but he believes in the power of small businesses. In his recent interview with Patch Partners, a website connecting business owners to Patch in local communities, he offered his insight into what can set a small business above the rest of the competition.
Small businesses can hold a lot of power if they are intuitive with their customer base, Armstrong said.
"Small businesses can be nimble and can have intimate relationships with their customers. Knowing what their customers want is a very big advantage."
Trenton Jewelers is an example of a small business that creates personal relationships with customers, which keeps them coming back.
"We take a personal interest in each and every customer that comes through our door and we custom tailor the pieces that we do to specifically satisfy their needs and requirements," Wayne McDermitt, Trenton Jewelers owner and jewelry designer said.
Armstrong also noted that real success lies in what your business offers that the competitors do not.
"The advice I would give is the same advice I give myself—how do you create a differentiated and time-saving experience versus your competition? If a consumer cannot tell another consumer what unique benefit you offer, you might be missing an opportunity," he said.
Here's a list of other popular small businesses in Trenton:
- Olds' Flower Shop
- The Shirtery
- Michigan Authentic Treasures
Another way to support locally owned small businesses is to participate in American Express's Small Business Saturday on Nov. 24. Last year, over 100 million people participated in this day dedicated to supporting small businesses.
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Andy Barr, Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixth District, got a rousing welcome to Richmond on Friday as he helped his party open its Madison County headquarters.
The political importance of Madison County was evident as both major parties staged rallies in Richmond this week, the Democrats on Thursday night and and the Republicans on Friday afternoon.
In four years or so, students at Madison Middle School will be old enough to vote, said Assistant Principal Scott Anderson. He spoke after a question-and-answer "town hall meeting" in the school's auditorium Monday with Republican congressional candidate Andy Barr, who is seeking the seat now held by Rep. Ben Chandler, D-Sixth District.
On Friday afternoon, local Democrats jammed into the small office at the corner of Main and Second streets that serves as their Madison County campaign headquarters.
Doris White is a Republican. She's also 67 and on Medicare and so far she hasn't made up her mind how she'll vote in the 6th Congressional District race between incumbent Democrat Ben Chandler and Republican challenger Andy Barr.
Republican Jonathan Shell and Democrat Bradley "Bud" Montgomery will face off in November for the 36th District state representative seat.
Shell received 810 votes in Madison County, beating Republican opponent Nathan Mick by only 54 votes.
President Barack Obama won the votes of slightly more than half of Madison County's Democratic voters Tuesday in the Kentucky primary to select delegates to his party's nominating convention.
Laura Durham Morgan led the ballot of 14 candidates Tuesday in the non-partisan primary to select eight finalists in the Richmond City Commission race.


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Journey, a shy golden retriever mix, was last scene near the intersection of Route 44 and West Avon Road at 4:30 a.m. Monday, Avon-Canton Animal Control Officer Beverly LaPlume said.
"We have a cage set out to capture Journey," LaPlume said. "So far we've had no luck at all. We caught a raccoon eating the peanut butter cookies...."
She confirmed that Avon police dispatch received reports of Journey roaming by McDonald's, the Shell Gas Station and Men's Warehouse in the early hours of the morning.
LaPlume has met with Marybeth Barry, whose family is fostering Journey.
"If you see [Journey], don't approach her, call the owner," LaPlume said.
Journey is extremely shy, especially with strangers.
"We know she's out there," LaPlume said. "It's a matter of how far she's going to go."
Barry's phone number is 860-670-1353 and the contact for the Avon Police Department is 860-409-4200.
The Barrys live on Lawrence Avenue. Journey came to Barry's home during the power outage in the aftermath of the Oct. 29 snowstorm.


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Another candidate is winging his way into the race for Watauga County sheriff.
William Doughton Byrd announced plans on Monday to run for the position of Watauga County sheriff, currently held by Sheriff Len Hagaman.
A native of Foscoe and resident of Boone, Byrd has worked in law enforcement for 18 years.
According to a campaign release, Byrd is a certified state instructor in various law-enforcement classes and has served as a team member and assistant leader of the joint Boone Police Department/Watauga County Sheriff's Office SWAT team.
Byrd said he will run unaffiliated and must gather 1,615 signatures on a petition by June 25 in order to qualify.
Other county races
The heated race for superior court clerk is holding steady at five candidates.
School board member Steve Combs, former assistant clerk Diane Deal and retiring Cove Creek School principal Tom Trexler will vie for the Democratic nomination, while current clerk Wanda Howell, who was named interim clerk following Glenn Hodges' retirement last year, will seek the Republican nomination along with current school board chairman Lowell Younce.
Four people will be seeking three seats on the Watauga County school board.
Donald Scott Courtney filed last week, just after incumbent Marsha Walpole and Charlie Wallin, assistant director of food services at Appalachian State.
John Welch, an employee with ASU athletics, filed this week. The quartet will be battling for the most votes in a race for three seats: the one currently occupied by Walpole, as well as those occupied by Lee Warren and Lowell Younce. Warren has not yet filed and Younce will not seek re-election since he is running for the clerk's seat.
The race for county board of commissioners remains stable with only one two-way race so far.
Incumbent Winston Kinsey, a Democrat, will face off with Republican Nathan Miller, a Boone attorney, in the District 5 race.
In District 2, Democrat Billy Ralph Winkler, the incumbent, remains unopposed while in District 4, Democrat Lowell Thomas is also running unopposed for the seat currently held by John Cooper, who has not planned to seek re-election.
The primary election will be held on May 4, followed by the general election on Nov. 2.
Voter registrations deadlines for the primary and general elections are April 9 and Oct. 8.
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Brighton Beach Memoirs, which opened at the Nederlander Theatre on Oct. 25, will close Nov. 1 after nine performances and 25 previews. The sequel, Broadway Bound, recently in rehearsal, will no got forward (it was to start previews on Nov. 18).
The productions are directed by David Cromer. Brighton Beach Memoirs got respectable reviews but the box office did not boom.
"A lot of nice people on stage and off will be out of work and a lot of good partners and investors will have lost a great deal of money," stated producers Emanuel Azenberg and Ira Pittelman. "They all deserve better. It makes us sad."
Brighton Beach Memoirs stars Laurie Metcalf (Kate Jerome) and Dennis Boutsikaris (Jack Jerome) with Santino Fontana (Stanley Jerome), Jessica Hecht (Blanche), Gracie Bea Lawrence (Laurie), Noah Robbins (Eugene Jerome) and Alexandra Socha (Nora). Broadway Bound stars Laurie Metcalf (Kate Jerome) and Dennis Boutsikaris (Jack Jerome) with Santino Fontana (Stanley Jerome), Jessica Hecht (Blanche), Josh Grisetti (Eugene Jerome) and Allan Miller (Ben).
The pairing is produced by Ira Pittelman, Max Cooper, Jeffrey Sine, Scott Delman, Ruth Hendel, Roy Furman, Ben Sprecher/Wendy Federman, Scott Landis and Emanuel Azenberg.
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---- — Representative-elect Betsy Burtis had a lot to celebrate last night.
The Democratic committee chairman in Derry had won her race for the New Hampshire House on a breakthrough night that saw the Democrats deliver the state to President Obama, the governor's office to Maggie Hassan, a seat in Congress to Ann McLane Kuster and make legislative gains.
Locked out of legislative seats from Rockingham County in a historic GOP landslide two years ago, the Democrats bounced back by grabbing two seats from Derry and one in Londonderry. Besides Burtis, Mary Till was a winner in Derry. Lisa Whittemore won in Londonderry.
"This is a good night all around," Burtis said in a phone call from Hassan's victory party in Manchester.
She admitted the win came as a surprise, because family health concerns had limited her campaigning in the weeks leading up to the election.
"I'm just thrilled and honored," Burtis said.
That Obama and Hassan prevailed didn't come as a surprise.
"What is surprising about New Hampshire is not that Obama and Hassan won, but the margins of their victory. Larger than polls projected," University of New Hampshire political science professor Dante Scala said.
That meant political coattails down the ballot.
It may have helped Kuster in the 2nd Congressional District and it gave former Congressman Carol Shea-Porter a shot to beat Republican incumbent Frank Guinta in the 1st District.
"This is having ramifications down ticket. See both Congressional races," Scala said.
Obama's win was predictable, St. Anselm College assistant professor of politics Christopher Galdieri said.
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Hassan benefitted from having Obama at the top and Lamontage as an opponent, he said.
"I think Ovide never managed to shake his image as a candidate who's been around the block once too many already and his views on social issues were out of sync with the 2012 electorate," Galdieri said.
The 2nd Congressional District also wasn't a shocker, in Galdieri's view.
"Bass's loss is not very surprising," he said. "He won by a very narrow margin in a very good year for Republicans in 2010 and he's increasingly out of place in today's GOP."
The results elated Democrats, especially their gains in the Legislature.
"At this point, we understand there is a 12-12 split in the Senate, still uncertain in the House, though Bill O'Brien's leadership has clearly been decimated and we are still waiting to see if he has even won re-election," Democratic Party spokesman Collin Gately said close to midnight.
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ROSE HILL, Kan. -- Two Butler County teens who had been reported missing have been found.
Just after 1 p.m. Friday, Athenia Brinkly and Michael Conroy were located following a search with canines by the Butler County Search and Recovery Team. According Rose Hill Police, both teens are in good condition and healthy.
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The Rose Hill Police Department is looking for two juveniles believed to have run away from home. The information was received by a family member of the missing teens.
16-year-old Michael Conroy II is about 5 feet tall and weighs about 130 pounds. He was last seen wearing blue jeans and a brown leather jacket with a hood. Conroy has a medical condition that causes authorities concern.
15-year-old Athenia Brinkley is about 5 feet tall and weighs about 115 pounds. She was last seen wearing a black hoodie with a white logo on the front.
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Brick will deploy a special task force Saturday to combat problems presented by flooding, officials said.
The task force units will consist of police, fire and EMS personnel and will have access to heavy duty military vehicles, watercraft and cold water rescue equipment, said Brick Police Sgt. Keith Reinhard.
"These task forces will be strategically located and have been deployed in the low lying/prone flood areas of the township," Reinhard said. "We have experienced an above normal high tide [Friday] evening at approximately 6 p.m. and anticipate another high tide [Saturday] morning at approximately 6:30 a.m."
Some areas of the township experienced flooding Friday morning, including streets in the area of Tilton Road, as well as streets in the Shore Acres and Baywood neighborhoods. Pilot Drive was especially affected.
The township closed off access to the barrier island Friday. Photographs from Mantoloking indicated flood water nearly to the door of the borough hall on Downer Avenue there.
Brick residents in need of assistance are being encouraged to contact the police department at 732-262-1100 or 9-1-1 for an emergency.


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Once that first birthday candle is blown out your baby is officially on their way to toddlerhood and a whole new world. Both their verbal and motor skills are improving everyday and finding activities for 1 year olds that both amuse and educate becomes an everyday challenge.
Rather than relying on the television and a few random toys to keep your toddler amused here are some activities for 1 year olds that will stimulate and delight your child.
Activities for 1 year olds: Learning is Important – The average 1 year old develops a bigger vocabulary every day. Parents can encourage this with certain fun games and activities that educate as well as amuse.
On a daily basis you should focus on speaking to your child as though they can understand every word you say. Using baby talk will only hinder the development of their vocabulary; the more you speak to them as though they are adults the quicker they will develop their own language skills. Reading to your 1 year old on a daily basis is a great way to both interact with them and help them develop their listening and learning skills.
You can turn even the most basic activities for 1 year olds into a game on a daily basis. Say the names of body parts at bath time and name the food individually at dinner time. While you are busy in the kitchen Put raisins or pieces of cereal into a plastic gallon milk jug and let baby figure out how to empty it. Have a pile of junk mail? Let Baby take care of it. Taking mail in and out of its envelope is a great way to help his or her fine motor skills develop.
Activities for 1 year olds: Toys – The average baby has a great many toys, some better for their development than others. Here are a few of the great ones we have found that are as educational as they are fun:
Super Shapes Dump Truck: This brightly colored truck is a dump truck with a purpose. Using chunky plastic accessories it can be used to teach 1 year olds all about different animals, colors and basic cause and effect. Once Baby has figured out which shape to slot where they can turn them into animal friends. The Super Shapes Dump Truck can be found at Toys R Us and retails for $34.99
Moms On The Phone: This is a cell phone for 1 year olds that saves Mom's phone from damage. Some of the best activities for 1 year olds encourage babies to discover the concept of cause and effect and this phone does just that. Pressing each one of the big chunky buttons produces something different. The phone plays three different songs, has three different "ring tones" and even has a record button that can save a message of up to ten seconds long. The phone can be purchased at Wal-Mart for $19.99
Edushape Soft Blocks – Every 1 year old has a lot of fun with blocks. The Edushape soft blocks look just like old fashioned wooden blocks but are actually made from a soft but durable foam making them easier for little hands to handle. They even make great activities for 1 year olds at bathtime more fun as they are completely waterproof and can go right into the bath with baby. The blocks are available at Toys R Us for $34.99.


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Youth Services Coordinator Elaine Daignault said Thursday that 95 Staples High School students and several parent volunteers have begun preparations to implement the 2012-2013 Kool to be Kind (K2BK) Program by learning important leadership skills and anti-bullying strategies through the Anti-Defamation League's A World of Difference Institute training.
"This week marks the beginning of hours of training for high school students and parent volunteers who will work with the K2BK creators to implement the program in Westport schools," said Daignault.
are trained to lead interactive, experiential lessons for third graders about empathy, kindness, and effective responses to bullying situations. K2BK was successfully piloted in two Westport elementary schools for the past two years and is being expanded this year to reach all third graders at the fiveWestport elementary schools.
The K2BK team will continue its training this weekend and throughout the school year as it spreads the message of kindness to its peers and to the greater community.
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Three musicals about Jesus and a show about a whorehouse are coming to Bradenton.
Something for everyone, said Manatee Players producing artistic director Rick Kerby.
Those shows, and nine others, are part of the Manatee Players 2014-15 season announced Monday. Its the companys second full season at the Manatee Performing Arts Center.
The season includes seven shows in the larger Stone Hall and six in the Bradenton Kiwanis Studio Theater.
The Stone Hall shows, all musicals, are Disneys Tarzan (Aug. 7-24), Dames at Sea (Sept. 11-28), The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Oct. 23-Nov. 9), Meet Me in St. Louis (Dec. 4-21), Brigadoon (Jan. 8-25), Into the Woods (Feb. 12-March 1, 2015) and Jesus Christ Superstar (March 19-April 5, 2015). The studio theater season mixes plays and musicals: Mornings at Seven (Sept. 11-28), Godspell (Oct. 31-Nov. 17), Amahl and the Night Visitors (Dec. 4-21), The Foursome (Jan. 15-Feb. 1, 2015), Agnes of God (Feb. 19-March 8, 2015) and I Love You, Youre Perfect, Now Change (April 9-26, 2015). Most shows are classics, or at least well-known to theatergoers. But a few arent so familiar.
Tarzan is of course based on the 1999 animated film, which features music by Phil Collins. It ran for a little more than a year on Broadway in 2006-07. The same company that created the flying effects for this seasons production of Peter Pan for Manatee Players will be back for this show.
Mornings at Seven is 1939 drama about four aging sisters. Its three Broadway runs have not been hugely successful, but its popular with regional theaters. The Foursome is a Norm Foster comedy about four buddies who play golf.
Kerby said he picked Godspell, the 1970s Stephen Schwartz musical, to balance out Best Little Whorehouse. Theyre running at the same time.
Kerby said he doesnt expect any community objection to Whorehouse, which despite its title, is a light and splashy musical. But by staging Godspell, which is based on the Gospel of St. Matthew, at the same time, hes ensuring the company is offering something for families.
Amahl and the Night Visitors, Kerby said, gives Manatee Players a chance to explore opera.
We certainly have the talent for it, he said. I like the youth orientation of it. It was written as an opera for children. Amahl will be the first opera Manatee Players has done in decades.
Actually, historically, like 60 years ago, operattas were a regular part of our offerings, said Exective Director Janene Witham. Im excited because with our new facility we can offer all the different kinds of musical productions, and non-musical porductions, for our performers and our audiences.
As for Jesus Christ Superstar, Kerby said he chose the Andrew Lloyd-Webber show after speaking with Norman Small, producing director of Theatre Winter Haven. Superstar is one of Smalls favorite shows, so Kerby enlisted him as guest director. I think hell bring a lot of passion to that show, Kerby said.
Another show Kerby is especially excited about is Stephen Sondheims Into the Woods. Im passionate about Sondheim, and weve never done that one before, he said.
The companys first season of presenting shows in two theaters proved to be a big success, Kerby said, and audiences have responded to the more varied offering made possible by the intimate Bradenton Kiwanis Studio Theater.
The people who like plays are asking for more plays, and the people who like the smaller musicals are asking for more smaller musicals, he said. For the first season I kept the technical requirements pretty limited, but I think youll see more technical complexity in the second season. The Manatee Performing Arts Center is at 502 Third Ave. W. in Bradenton. For information about the season or any of the shows, call 941-749-1111 or go to manteeplayers.com.
Marty Clear, features writer/columnist, can be reached at 941-708-7919. Follow twitter.com/martinclear.


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More than 30 honor roll students were recognized by Valdosta's Lowe's Distribution Center on Friday afternoon. These students, accompanied by their parents who are employees of the center, gathered at the Stone Creek Golf Club club house, were served a special lunch and received gifts and certificates to celebrate their successes.
Chris Lilly, regional general manager of Lowe's Distribution Center, welcomed everyone to the luncheon with a short speech congratulating the children.
"Growing up, both of my parents worked really hard every day and they pushed me to get the best out of me, but I was never an honor roll student. It takes a lot of work for you, Lowe's team members, to go to work and then come home and push your children to get A's and B's. I am proud of every one of you. I am proud of you as parents and I am proud of your children as well. We'd like to take time to celebrate with you. This is what it's all about," said Lilly.
Following lunch, every student was called up and presented with a certificate, a backpack and a day pass to Wild Adventures. A drawing was also held for gift cards, an iPad mini, an iPad, an iPod touch and three laptops.
Following the drawing, Lilly thanked everyone for coming by saying, "It warms my heart to see people work so hard and I hope to do this again next year. I am proud of all of you." He also asked who would be back the following year, and all of the students raised their hands.
Devante Sanders then presented Lilly with a card from all of the students and families thanking him and the Lowe's family for their support and for the luncheon.
This luncheon marks the second year in a row that the Lowe's Distribution Center has recognized the academic excellence of their employees' children. Students recognized during this year's luncheon were: Amber Small, Sierra Raupach, Antoria Kier, J'Keya Watkins, J'Shanti Watkins, Erykah Herring, Nykiera Herring, Brandon Carter, A'mya Gomes, Kamari Wilson, Tatania Martin, Jamari Thomas, Maquees Mitchell, Natalie Juarez, Jaylin Little, Ja'Niyah Walker, Kennedy Lilly, Luke Negrete, Jamere Jenkins, Devante Sanders, Jaydah Johnson, Kesley Allen Jr., Isis Jones, Jeffery L. Campbell, Jamaree' Brown, Casey Tucker Jr., Kelsey Carter, Gabriel Smith, Levin Shackleford, Kelly Raran, Louisse Raran, Louisse Raran, Sincere Colbert, Andriana Williams and Madison Waters.


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THEATER REVIEW: 'Taking Shakespeare'
July 27, 2014
Marty Fugate reviews "Taking Shakespeare," which runs through Aug. 17, at Florida Studio Theatre.
FILM REVIEW: 'A Most Wanted Man'
July 27, 2014
Philip Seymour Hoffman gives the best performance of his career in 'A Most Wanted Man.'
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July 25, 2014
Mattison's Forty-One has hosted a cooking camp for campers ages 11 through 14 for the past four years. It's so popular the four week-long camps limited to 15 campers gets full the first day of signups — there's always a waiting list.
'Cabaret' prepares students for professional career
July 24, 2014
Students prepare for career in acting at Venice Theatre during the Summer Stock Program. Kaitlyn Terpstra, a graduate of the program who is studying theater, is the model they hope to achieve through the program.
AUDITIONS: Calling artists, writers, actors and college students
July 23, 2014
Here's a round up of this week's arts-related opportunities in the Sarasota area.
Home of the Month: Orange Blossom special
July 23, 2014
An elegant downtown apartment showcases Sarasota's past and present.
'The Secret Garden' comes up roses
July 23, 2014
Sarasota Ballet's world premiere of Will Tuckett's 'The Secret Garden' is no garden-variety production.
Where Are They? Sarasota Young Voices take Paris
July 23, 2014
For nine days, beginning June 22, Sarasota Young Voices Chamber choir, a 14-woman ensemble, went to Paris — the first time the group, founded in 2007, has traveled overseas.
Hot Flash: Orange is the new black
July 22, 2014
To get the most of fun summer colors, BT explored local stores to see what they had to offer in one of Pantone's favorite summery hue: orange.
THEATER REVIEW: 'Sty of the Blind Pig'
July 21, 2014
The Banyan Theater's current production of Phillip Hayes Dean's "Sty of the Blind Pig" explores a time when it seemed like change would never come.
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Liz Lang scored her first hole in one July 8, on the Resort at Longboat Key Club's Harbourside White Course, while celebrating her friend, Jane Hunter's birthday.
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David Haubert Endorsed by Both Tri-Valley County Supervisors
(DUBLIN)- Alameda County Supervisors Scott Haggerty and Nate Miley have both officially endorsed David Haubert for Dublin City Council.
"I have known David Haubert for many years. He has proven himself to be a dedicated community leader who works tirelessly on behalf of the residents of Dublin. I fully support his candidacy", said Supervisor Scott Haggerty. Supervisor Haggerty's endorsement is especially meaningful because he also resides in Dublin.
"I've known David Haubert for over 11 years and he has been an outstanding leader on the Dublin School Board. He'll make a great city councilmember" said Supervisor Miley.
I'm extremely proud that both Tri-Valley area County Supervisors are endorsing me", said
David Haubert. "This reassures the residents of Dublin that I will be able to work well together with Alameda County and the Board of Supervisors.
The deadline to file and enter the race for Dublin City Council was last Friday, Aug 10. David Haubert was the first candidate to enter the race and at the time of the deadline a total of six had applied. Incumbent Kevin Hart, Planning Commissioner Doreen Wehrenberg, Heritage and Cultural Arts Commissioner Anita Carr, Shawn Costello and Shehu Hassan also completed their applications to be listed on the ballot.
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TIMES TRIBUNE (CORBIN, Ky.)
By John Stepp For The Endzone
"For the first time this season, we played a complete game."
Those were the words of Knox Central Panthers' Football Coach Scott Russell after his team rolled to an easy 47-16 win over the visiting Clay County Tigers.
It's the second win in a row for Russell's squad, after dropping back-to-back games for the first time since 2009. While the Panthers improved to 5-2 on the season, Russell knows that his squad has still not reached their potential, but saw flashes of it against the Tigers.
"It was an important game for us. We've played in spurts here and there this year. We've come out and played well early or started out slow and turned it on," said Russell. "This is what you want to have once district time comes around. You want your team to start out good and then just continue throughout the ball game. I feel like we pushed the pedal to the metal this week and took care of them early."
The Panthers relied heavily on their ground game to get the win. Knox Central racked up 333 yards on the ground, with four different players rushing for over 60 yards and scoring touchdowns.
Senior running back Jonathan Gist led the Panthers with 105 yards and three rushing touchdowns. Quarterback Matthew Barger added 83 yards and a touchdown, while running backs Jeremy Stewart and Jacob Mills finished up with 64 and 60 yards, respectively, with one touchdown apiece.
"(Gist) G's one of those players who wants to show you that he can play. He had a problem with his shoulder last week, so we let that rest a little bit this week, but he showed that he is still around," said Russell. "The biggest thing that we got out of last week is that we had other players step up."
The Panthers' offense was not the only reason for their domination of the Tigers, though. The Knox Central defense shut down Clay County in every facet of the game, limiting them to just one offensive touchdown.
"We done a lot of work this week. We changed the personnel up just a little bit and have some kids going both ways, but they did a great job," said Russell. "We told our kids, 'Listen, if you do your job and do what you're supposed to do, then we're going to stop people. But if you start doing your own thing, that's when they're going to gash you.' I was proud of the way they played, especially up front this week."
Knox Central got off to a hot start to open the game, marching their opening drive 65 yards to a Barger one-yard touchdown, to take a 6-0 lead. After forcing the Tigers to punt three plays later, Barger returned the kick 60-yards for his second score. Barger then found wide receiver Jeffrey Adams on the two-point conversion that made the score 14-0 with 5:13 left in the first quarter.
Gist took over in the second quarter, scoring three touchdowns. He opened the quarter with a two-yard run, pushing the Panthers' lead to 20-0. After a 19-yard touchdown run by Mills, Gist scored two more times, and extended the Knox Central lead to 40-0 heading into halftime.
The Tigers would score their first touchdown of the night to open second half, as Sam Carr scored with 3:48 remaining in the third quarter. Clay County's other touchdown came off an Arnold Arnett kickoff return.
The teams played to a running clock the entire second half, as the Panthers kept a commanding lead for the duration of the game.
With the win, the Knox Central improves to 1-0 in district play and will be off next week, before traveling to Rockcastle County on Oct. 18.


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By RICH KELLY
For the Star Beacon
The Little Engine That Could worked and worked from a precarious spot to get its load up a big hill.
After seeing a five-point first-half lead dissipate into a nine-point deficit over the course of nearly a quarter, and not looking so hot in doing it, the Grand Valley Mustangs clawed as hard as they could in beating Badger, 42-40, after a circus shot from Kyle Orgovan fell through the net at the buzzer.
"I think the kids really showed some heart tonight," GV coach Luke Strohm said. "It was very big for me, and very big for our team, to come back and finish well tonight. We were down after our first game (a blowout loss at Berkshire). We talked in practice this week about our intensity."
On the game-winner, a loose ball under the Mustangs' basket got shoved out to Kyle Orgovan with a second left on the clock. He grabbed it, pushed it back up and in with 0.2 seconds left.
Grand Valley (1-1, 1-0 in Northeastern Athletic Conference) battled back from an early 5-1 deficit as Badger showed what would give them the upper hand much of the game — a 3-pointer from Matt Kraml and hot free throw shooting.
Josh Kovats finally hit a 3-pointer of his own for an 8-6 GV edge, but after Jake Vormelker (14 points, 8 rebounds, 4 blocks, 2 steals, 2 assists) hit a 3-pointer of his own midway through the second quarter, Kraml (25 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals) and Joe Gorospe hit five of six free throws to total nine points in the period for a 20-14 lead at the half.
Kraml opened the scoring in the third quarter with a 3-pointer at the 4:30 mark, and an 8-0 run for GV was ended by another short jumper by Kraml to give his team a 25-22 lead after three periods.
Foul shooting was both a blessing and bane in the contest.
A 22 of 26 effort for Badger made the uphill climb even worse for GV as the Mustangs netted just 7 of 20.
Leading, 40-36, after Kraml hit two free throws with 2:02 to play, it took a Vormelker jumper from the left wing with 1:48 to play and single free throws from Vormelker and Nate Wengerd to forge a 40-40 tie with 40.6 seconds left to play.
Both teams, playing stifling defense all night long, then kicked the ball around until GV had a loose ball on the last second shot get pushed to Orgovan on the right side of the basket.
"I thought we played very well tonight," Badger coach Chris Mott said. "In fact, both teams played great defense. I was really pleased with our patience tonight. We didn't turn the ball over too much, we played really good defense, but the thing that may have hurt us most was giving up offensive rebounds."
Prior to the late rally, GV wasn't getting into any type of flow on offense. Then, late in the third period, started getting some second chances to score by grabbing offensive rebounds. While Vormelker was the leader with eight rebounds on the glass, Gabe Kovats (8 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist) keyed the slow push in cutting the gap with all of his boards being on the offensive glass. Second-chance opportunities finally got the ball to the bottom of the nets for the Mustangs, and Orgovan capped it all with his alert play to avoid overtime.
"That Kraml is a nice player for Badger," Strohm said. "He takes the ball to the hole and finishes well. He killed us at the line. We work on foul shooting in practice a lot, too. We didn't shoot well until we had to, but if we had moved our feet better and not reached in defensively like we did, we would not have put them at the line as often as we did.
"Overall, I'd say it was a well played game for both teams. I'm glad Kyle was on the spot at the end."
Balance was the norm for the Mustangs.
Vormelker led the way with 14, Gabe Kovats added eight and Orgovan and Josh Kovats each tallied seven.
Kraml was the only player with more than six for the Braves (0-2, 0-1).
Kelly is a freelance writer from Jefferson.


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Although 401K loans have their own significant drawbacks, consider a 401K loan if you are in a financial pinch and the only option appears to be your retirement money. A 401K loan should be preferable to an outright 401K withdrawal.
Delaying Your 401K Withdrawal
You may delay receiving distributions from your 401K plan and thereby maximize the benefits of your tax deferred growth until April 1 of the year following the year in which you reach 70 ½. (An exception is if you are still employed by a company you do not own 5% or more of.) Subsequently, you must withdraw at least your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) annually.
Your RMD is calculated as your account balance as of the beginning of the year in question divided by your life expectancy as determined by the IRS in its Uniform Life Expectancy table (unless your sole beneficiary is your spouse and your spouse is more than ten years younger than you).
The penalty for not withdrawing your RMD is 50% of the difference between what should have been distributed and what was actually withdrawn.


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Now you can arm/disarm your home security system when you're away from home! ADT Pulse℠ in Allendale also includes text and email alerts. Set up your security system so you only get the alerts you prefer. You will even get monitored water/flood sensors, which alert you about any water problems in your home.See Packages
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With ADT security system monitoring, you receive superior customer service, lightning fast response times, and the peace of mind knowing your home is always armed. ADT has four interconnected monitoring centers so that even in the event of a natural disaster, you won't lose home alarm monitoring. You can count on 24/7 service.
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Whether you're at home or away, you want to feel safe. If you look at the research on the FBI unified crime report, you'll see that there are more than 702 burglaries in Allendale every year. Because of this, it's understandable why so many people in Allendale turn to having a home security system installed in their home to help keep them safe.
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Don't let the price tag deter you from helping protect your home with a home alarm system. What you lose in a burglary will typically cost much more than yearly ADT monitoring for home alarm systems. Around $154,000 is stolen from Allendale homes every year. And you stand to lose $2,200 if fall victim to a home invasion, which could potentially pay for almost 5 years of basic monitoring. It's time to seriously consider installing a home security system with ADT monitoring.
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FIRE's Largest Ever Student Network Conference Begins Tonight!
The 2014 FIRE Student Network Conference begins today! Students from across the country are descending on Bryn Mawr College for FIRE's largest student conference to date. The conference will kick off this evening with an introductory dinner followed by an address from noted youth advocate and Free-Range Kids author Lenore Skenazy.
Tomorrow, attendees have a packed day with talks from FIRE staff on student rights and break-out sessions on topics such as "First Amendment on Campus: Case Law" and "America's Worst Speech Codes." Students will also hear from Robert Corn-Revere, an expert in First Amendment law and a partner [...] » Read More
Category: The Torch
Letter to the Editor: Alumnus Says Iowa State University 'Will Lose' Case
As Torch readers are aware, one of the initial lawsuits in FIRE's Stand Up For Speech Litigation Project, Gerlich v. Leach, involves a challenge to Iowa State University's unconstitutional trademark policy that ISU administrators have used to silence a student group advocating for the legalization of marijuana. Yesterday, the Iowa State Daily published a letter to the editor by Kenneth Currie, an ISU alumnus. ISU's associate general counsel didn't listen to us when we wrote him to say that ISU's policies were unconstitutional. Maybe the administration will listen to Dr. [...] » Read More
Category: The Torch
Schools: Iowa State University
Cases: Iowa State University – Stand Up For Speech
Creeley in 'Los Angeles Register' on Citrus College's History of Censorship
Citrus College's First Amendment troubles didn't just start when an administrator stopped student Vinny Sinapi-Riddle from gathering petition signatures on campus last September 17, Constitution Day. In fact, as FIRE's Will Creeley wrote for the Los Angeles Register earlier this month, Citrus was trying to keep Sinapi-Riddle inside precisely the kind of "free speech area" that Citrus agreed to eliminate in 2003 after another student took Citrus to court to challenge its restrictions on speech.
In his article, Will takes Citrus to task:
The last time the college was sued by a student over its free [...] » Read More
Category: The Torch
Schools: Citrus College
Cases: Citrus College – Stand Up For Speech Citrus College: Speech Code Litigation
The Pitt Promise: A Commitment to Civility over Constitutionality
Zoe Kuenstler is a FIRE summer intern.
One needs only to flip five pages into the University of Pittsburgh's Student Code of Conduct and Judicial Procedures to find "The Pitt Promise: A Commitment to Civility" (the "Pitt Promise," or "the Promise")—a list of pedagogical principles and values to which students are expected to adhere. In principle, the pledge is morally sound and perhaps desirable, but, as FIRE has explained, mandating civility clauses infringes on students' First Amendment rights. As a current student at the University of Pittsburgh, a public institution of higher education that is bound by [...] » Read More
Category: The Torch
Schools: University of Pittsburgh
San Francisco State University
Cases: San Francisco State University: Speech Code Litigation Project
FIRE Welcomes Katie Barrows
FIRE is thrilled to announce that we have added another outstanding employee to our team. Katie Barrows has joined us as our new Communications Coordinator. Katie's interest in the U.S. Constitution and free speech issues brought her to FIRE.
Katie is a Pacific Northwest native who graduated cum laude from the University of Washington with a B.A. in political science and a minor in history. As an undergraduate, Katie was a member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority and was involved in College Democrats. After earning her bachelor's degree, Katie worked on the 2012 Washington state governor's race as a field [...] » Read More
Category: The Torch
Public Records and the Occidental Sexual Assault Controversy
Last Friday afternoon, I received an email from Tyler Kingkade, an associate editor at The Huffington Post who has been covering the issue of sexual assault on college and university campuses. Kingkade was asking about FIRE's case at Occidental College, where a student was found "responsible" for sexual assault despite the fact that the district attorney refused to charge him with any crime, and text message evidence indicates that both parties consented to having sex.
That student sued Occidental in February for what he feels is a wrongful guilty finding. Documents related to [...] » Read More
Category: The Torch
Schools: Occidental College
Cases: Occidental College: Student Found Guilty of Sexual Assault After Incapacitation Standard Is Misapplied
Debate Over North Carolina Religious Pluralism Law Continues
Four weeks after North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory signed into law a bill that allows religious and political student groups at the state's public colleges and universities to limit their leadership to students who are committed to the group's mission or faith, the debate continues over whether this was the right step to take to protect student rights. Last week, William R. Toler relayed some of the arguments for and against the bill in an article for The Richmond County Daily Journal.
According to the Daily Journal, State Representative Garland Pierce argued that the law [...] » Read More
Category: The Torch
Schools: University of California
Cases: University of California Hastings College of the Law: Denial of Recognition to Christian Law School Group
University Conduct Boards Lack Training Standards for Student Members
Stephanie Keaveney is a FIRE summer intern.
Last year, I received a few hours of training on a Friday afternoon and a copy of my university's code of conduct, officially becoming a member of Southern Oregon University's (SOU) pool of "specially trained students" deemed competent to decide if my peers were "more likely than not" to have violated university standards.
The training was far less than extensive. It included what one could expect to encounter as a conduct board member, such as the types of cases we would be hearing and the general format for hearings. This came with specific [...] » Read More
Category: The Torch
Losing Open Debate with Online Education
Andrew Breland is a FIRE summer intern.
Almost ubiquitously, colleges mention some online component to their curriculum in their advertisements and promotions. Prominent national institutions like the Fletcher School at Tufts University advertise online classes as a boon to students. At that school, they advertise a one-year Global Master of Arts Program, prominently displaying the "33 weeks of internet mediated learning" requirement. Relatedly, Arizona State University recently signed an agreement with Starbucks to offer discounted online bachelor's degrees to Starbucks employees. During the announcement, Arizona State President Michael Crow called the online programs "a first-class college education."
Most [...] » Read More
Category: The Torch
After Refunding Unconstitutional Security Fees, Boise State Defends Policies—Poorly
FIRE, the American Civil Liberties Union of Idaho (ACLU-ID), and the Idaho Freedom Foundation (IFF) all wrote to Boise State University (BSU) recently to voice concerns about the institution's decision to charge the campus chapter of Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) an unconstitutional security fee for hosting a presentation by gun rights activist and successful Supreme Court litigant Dick Heller. Last week, BSU rescinded its invoice to YAL for $465, but Vice President and General Counsel Kevin D. Satterlee maintains that having security staff at the event "was the only rational response" to one [...] » Read More
Category: The Torch
Schools: Boise State University
Cases: Boise State University: Unconstitutional Security Fees for Gun Rights Activist's Speech


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Who got a spot in the 2014 Orlando Fringe Festival?
Story | Dec 2, 2013 | 7:51 PM
Who got a spot in the 2014 Orlando Fringe Festival?
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Guest list: Rick Scott, Deborah Norville, Arnold Palmer; how do you make the Arnold Palmer drink?
Story | Mar 14, 2013 | 4:40 PM
In local public-affairs programming this weekend: ***Gov. Rick Scott talks to Ybeth Bruzual on "Political Connections" at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday on Central Florida News 13. The interview was conducted 24 hours before Lt. Gov. Jennifer...
Orlando's Robert Stuart gets early start on re-election campaign
Story | Mar 6, 2013 | 4:33 PM
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Pancake breakfast celebrates new food pantries in 10 Orange schools
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A $100,000 grant by the Walmart Foundation to the Christian Service Center will allow the Central Florida nonprofit to expand its Love Pantry program to 10 additional Orange County Public Schools. That will bring the total number of Orange County public...


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Bedrug for Chevy/GMC - $200
I have a bedrug that I do not need. Has a little oil stain towards the tailgate. No rips or tears. Fits a Chevy/GMC 1500/2500 5'8" bed.
* The BedRug Truck Bed Liner is the tough but soft way to protect your bed
* Custom-made to fit your specific year, make and model truck box
* Thick-pile carpet top pampers fragile loads and makes a great place to sit
* Durable all-plastic material stands up to heavy cargo and nasty weather
* Withstands chemical spills like battery acid and gasoline
* Non-skid carpet surface stops loads from shifting
* Easy to clean - just spray-off during your next truck wash
* Removes quickly for cleaning between the liner and the box
* Embroidered with the BedRug logo
Forget about permanent spray-on liners and weak drop-ins. The BedRug Truck Bed Liner is your best bet for versatile truck bed protection.
What makes the BedRug such a great choice? It has the soft, non-skid top to handle fragile loads, which also makes a great seat for tailgating. And, the material is all durable plastic, which means you can also handle the heaviest, nastiest loads without reservation. Not to mention the sharp look of a custom carpeted bed.
Installing the BedRug is a simple DIY project. No messy paint drips like roll-on liners; no clumsy prying to fit into place like drop-in liners. And, cleaning is easy with either a vacuum or a pressure washer.
The toughness of plastic and the look and feel of carpet, all without the hassles of a standard bed liner. Treat your truck to the BedRug today.
* Trucks with utility rails: once installed, the BedRug may cover utility rails and other cargo tie-down equipment. Though not recommended, the liner can be trimmed to allow access to these systems. If trimmed, a BedRug cannot be returned.2005 Sierra 1500 SLE Z71 Crew Cab
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The funeral for Mildred Ann Davis Grisham, 67, of Saginaw, Mich., will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Spry Funeral Home with Jim Bullington, Edsel Bates and Buford Eubanks officiating. Burial will be in Roselawn Cemetery.
Visitation is from 6-9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Mrs. Grisham died Sunday, April 14, 2013, at University Michigan Medical Center.
Mildred Grisham was born Feb. 22, 1946, in Limestone County. She was a Christian and follower of Christ. She was employed as a customer service manager for Walmart in Saginaw. Mrs. Grisham was a supporter of rescue missions for hunger and the homeless, and animal shelters. She was an advocate for ovarian cancer research.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Prentis and Syble Davis.
Memorials may be made to First National Bank in Athens; Mildred's Angels Fund for families with transportation needs to be with terminally ill patients; or Downtown Rescue Mission in Huntsville.
Survivors include her husband, Jerry Grisham of Saginaw; son, Doug Pittman of Athens; daughters, Angie Cook Norwood of Athens and Tina Lynn Cook of Saginaw; granddaughters, Taylor Dye of Auburn, Baylee Dye and Hayden Norwood, both of Athens; stepson, Jeremy Grisham of Athens; stepdaughters, Cindy Grisham Crawford, Shauna Grisham Landers and Bobbie Jerrie Grisham, all of Athens, and Shala Grisham Broadway of Ardmore; eight step-grandchildren; beloved aunts, uncles and cousins.
Pallbearers will be Mike Blakely, Clifton Blakely, Stanley Scott, Herbert Sides, David Bates, Gerald Barlow, Gideon Flanagan and Larry Burlingame. Honorary pallbearers are Buford Eubanks and Billy Eubanks.
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Rahul Mehrotra's architecture spans eras and cultural divides. From Harvard Magazine:
Many of India's historic sites are open to the public, but absent official tours and interpretive signs, their stories remain inaccessible. In restoring Hyderabad's long-closed Chowmahalla Palace, Mehrotra sought not only to bring the public inside, but to create a setting where visitors could step into the story to gain understanding. The palace had long been disconnected from the city around it: first, commoners weren't allowed inside; later, nobody was, as the royal family fled and the complex fell into disrepair.
The palace belonged to the Asaf Jah dynasty, Muslim rulers of Hyderabad and the surrounding area from 1720 until Indian independence in 1947, and is still privately owned by the royal family. Of India's many dynasties, this was one of the wealthiest: the region is rich in diamonds and pearls, and in 1937 the nizam, or ruler of Hyderabad, was officially ranked the richest man in the world.
The Chowmahalla, one of six Asaf Jah palace complexes in Hyderabad, was used for ceremonial functions and receiving guests. It was abandoned for three decades, amid a morass of legal issues, until Princess Esra, wife of the current nizam, decided in 2000 to restore the site and reopen it as a museum. She called on Mehrotra to lead the conservation effort.
On his first visit to the sprawling complex, whose staff once numbered 6,000, he found buildings in a state of severe decay. Intricately molded plaster ceilings had caved in; floors of rare wood were rotting. Ultimately, dozens of specialists—woodworkers, upholsterers, and textile restorers; experts on identifying and preserving antique art, ceramics, and photographs; structural engineers, landscape architects, and historians of Urdu and Persian—were needed for the massive conservation project. More:


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Sir – When Shilton Park was built, Brize Norton had the promise that no more building would be done between us and Carterton.
Now, just a few short years later they are proposing to do just that, proving that you can't trust politicians of any rank or colour.
Christ Church college will go down in Brize Norton history as the institution which has ruined our Domesday village with no thought for the people who live here, because we want to live here and not in Carterton.
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All prospective residents must meet and maintain appropriate family and student/faculty status to receive any assignment and continue residency at Forest Park.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS. The Lessee must meet and maintain the following family and student/faculty status to reside in Forest Park.
Student Status: matriculated students with full academic course loads (Combined credit hours from both spouses/ partners are not considered acceptable for determining eligibility). The minimum number of required credits are:
(i) Undergraduates (only allowed with spouse or children) - 12 credits per semester
(ii) Graduate Students - 9 credits per semester
(iii) Graduate Assistant (teaching/research) - 6 credits per semester
(i) Single, full-time graduate students are eligible for studio and one-bedroom apartments and are eligible to share either one or two bedroom apartments (maxiumum occupancy is two adults).
Family Status: legally married couples (with or without children), or single parents who have legal custody of a child are eligible to live in one or two bedroom apartments. Priority for two bedroom apartments is given to families with children. A copy of the valid marriage certificate, birth certificate(s), and/or adoption/custody papers must be presented at the time of application for housing.
Faculty and Staff Status: full-time faculty or staff members as recognized by the University's Human Resources.


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Funny, it sounds like 'scandal' -- is that how you pronounce it?
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