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mitdralla said
Is it just me or is the first thing you do in the morning is check your sales
No, we all love first to check our sales condition.
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mitdralla saidNo, we all love first to check our sales condition.
Is it just me or is the first thing you do in the morning is check your sales
Yeah! even if 99% i look i got no sales!
I actually just tried leafping, and its awesome, i downloaded a ca-ching sound as my text tone. awesome sauce.
Too bad leafping works only in America.
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Too bad leafping works only in America.
Can't you use it with BoxCar and Pushover?
Leaf Ping works only for the States or also for other countries in America?
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I believed everyone first doesn't checks sales, but checks for difference in earnings number showed on top right side! If there is huge difference, I go for statements page to see what sold recently.
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Kia is launching its midsized 2009 Borrego as the market for SUVs is collapsing.
"There is some migration from full-sized to midsized (SUVs), which we think plays well for the Kia brand," Tom Loveless, Kia Motors America's vice president of sales, said at a media event. "For us, it is an opportunity to enter a segment where we have never been, and it is also an opportunity to go after a consumer that we really haven't had access to."
Translation: The Borrego is Kia's most expensive vehicle, aimed at consumers who spend $27,000 to more than $40,000 for such SUVs as the Nissan Pathfinder, Toyota 4Runner, Ford Explorer, or Jeep Grand Cherokee.

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Payson House on Oakley Hill.
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Architecture, Domestic -- Watertown (Mass) -- History.; Dwellings -- Massachusetts -- Watertown.; Real property -- Massachusetts -- History. Watertown (Mass.) -- Social life and customs.; City and town life -- Massachusetts -- Watertown.; Payson, Gilbert -- 1840-1891.
Payson House on Oakley Hill built in 1881, later it was the site of Mount Trinity Academy, then the Protestant Guild for the Blind. In 1984 it was transformed into condominiums. Originally designed by VanBrunt & Howe in 1881 when the partnership was just created. VanBrunt and Howe became known for their multiple commissions for the Union Pacific Railroad grand stations in western cities. Gilbert Payson. for whom the mansion was built, made a fortune in the textile trade The family owned the house until around 1920. It is considered the highest point in Watertown.
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From Buell's press material:
EAST TROY, Wis. (July 14, 2003)-The neighborhood just got tougher. The new Buell Lightning XB12S offers a new level of brute performance, a volatile blend of dirt track attitude and the latest technology powered by a new XB1200 V-Twin engine tuned to pound out a mountain of torque.
Designed in the spirit of the original American streetfighter, the legendary Buell Lighting S1, the new Lightning XB12R offers upright ergonomics, uncompromised agility and a big, rowdy engine that puts out the kind of power street riders lust for-103 peak horsepower and 84 ft. lbs. torque.
"The Lightning XB9S is our small-block bike. Its engine is quick, snappy and rev-happy," said Erik Buell, chairman and chief technical officer at Buell Motorcycle Company. "The new Lightning XB12S is like ordering the hot, big-block version of the same motorcycle. You get classic V-Twin torque. The XB12S is just as agile and sophisticated as the XB9S, but the power is almost brutal."
The Muscle
The new Buell Lightning XB1200 engine is a fuel-injected 45-degree, air/fan and oil-cooled, V-Twin. The engine is based on the XB984 engine from the Buell Lightning XB9S, stroked from 3.125 inches to 3.812 inches to achieve a new displacement of 1203cc. The bore remains 3.5 inches, and the compression ratio is 10:1. The intake throttle body diameter is increased from 45mm to 49mm, and a stiffer clutch spring and new 14mm pitch aramid reinforced Hibrex drive belt have been fitted to handle the torque demands of the 1203cc engine. The primary drive ratio is lowered from 1.68:1 to 1.50:1. Gear ratios in the five-speed transmission remain unchanged.
To keep the torque band fat, the new XB1200 engine is equipped with Buell InterActive Exhaust. An electronic actuator activates a butterfly valve housed in the muffler to adjust back-pressure by alternating between two gas flow paths. The engine ECM monitors engine speed and throttle position while activating the valve to optimize torque and horsepower for the riding condition. At wide-open throttle, for example, the valve is opened at low rpm to reduce back-pressure so the engine can gain rpm quickly. The valve closes in the mid-range to increase acceleration torque, and then opens again at high rpm to maximize horsepower. Buell InterActive Exhaust enhances the rich, throaty rumble of the Lightning exhaust tone. As part of the system, header pipe diameter is increased from 1.50 inches to 1.75 inches.
The XB1200 engine is the same physical size as the XB9S engine, so it offers an even better torque-to-weight ratio. High-flow heads and lightweight valvetrain give the engine crisp throttle response, but power delivery is smooth and steady, thanks to the engine's broad torque band, Buell InterActive Exhaust, and lash-free belt drive.
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The Lightning XB12S is designed to excel in the cut-and-thrust world of urban streets and aggressive, back-road twisties. Start with an ultra-short 52-inch wheelbase and 21-degree fork angle. Wide, flat handlebars maximize rider input in the turns. The massive aluminum frame and swingarm are designed to provide exceptional chassis rigidity, and both do double-duty. The frame carries 3.7 gallons of fuel, while the swingarm acts an the engine oil reservoir. In each case, this helps lower the bike's overall center of gravity. The muffler is located below the XB1200 engine for the same reason. The result is a motorcycle that's willing to change direction the instant rider input occurs.
It stops well, too, thanks to the Buell Zero Torsional Load front brake that mounts a 375mm rotor near the wheel rim, rather than on the hub. Gripped by a six-piston caliper, braking forces are transferred directly to the rim, virtually eliminating torsional load on the front wheel. Braking response and feel are outstanding, and a very lightweight, six-spoke cast aluminum wheel reduces unsprung weight and steering inertia. The front is supported by a fully adjustable 41mm Showa inverted fork.
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Because the Dungeness Water Exchange is currently the only entity with an approved Department of Ecology mitigation plan, it is currently the only source of those "mitigation credits," though new users can create their own mitigation projects.
The mitigation credits are now being drawn from a "reserve" created by Ecology. The reserve isn't real water, but a legal construct.
Once that's used up, new mitigation credits will be drawn only from "wet water" mitigation efforts — projects that put water back into the ground.
The Water Exchange, created by the Washington Water Trust under an Ecology-funded contract with Clallam County, also is working to create the mitigation and flow restoration projects called for by the rule, thus expanding the available amount of mitigation credits.
The Dungeness Water Exchange Advisory Council met for the first time this week, gathering at the City of Sequim's Transit Center to go over details regarding the functioning of the new Water Exchange.
The council, established in the new Dungeness Water Rule, includes representatives from seven public agencies, plus the Dungeness Water Users Association, the collective of local irrigation companies that is now negotiating the sale of mitigation water to the Dungeness Water Exchange.
Amanda Cronin, who operates the exchange on behalf of the Washington Water Trust, chaired the meeting.
Among those on the council with a particular interest in exchange policies were Clallam PUD representatives Mike Kitz and Tom Martin and City of Sequim representative Paul Haines. The three inquired about the possibility of purchasing mitigation credits through the exchange.
PUD moving wells
Although the utility won't seek additional water rights, it will need new mitigation credits because the water drawn from the new wells will modify the way water is removed from various streams in the regulated area.
Tom Martin, PUD's assistant water and wastewater systems superintendent, explained he was inquiring about "ways that the district can mitigate for moving our well — an existing well — to several new locations." He told Cronin the move was planned because the existing well, which is a stone's throw from the shore, is subject to saltwater intrusion when it draws too much water.
The new wells will allow the district to "pump the water we have the rights for," Martin said.
Moving the wells several hundred feet from the shoreline will require 3,252 gallons per day of mitigation.
The loss to area streams ranges from 8 gallons per day at Bell Creek to 1,657 gallons per day from the Dungeness River.
Martin said the figures were determined using a mitigation calculator provided by Ecology.
Martin said in planning for the future, the PUD always is looking for mitigation and water rights. He said the Washington Water Trust doesn't have a monopoly — anyone else can start one, he said — but added that he hasn't heard of anyone else interested in doing it.
Any alternative exchange would require an Ecology-approved mitigation plan before it could begin operating, a process the agency acknowledges is difficult.
Martin added that in the end, Ecology has authority over all water in Washington. "As far as the Trust's role, it seems largely administrative to me."
Haines said he spoke at the meeting to ensure there is better "awareness that the Class A (large public) systems need equal access to the available water in the basin. We hope that it's just not focused on individual, unregulated wells."
He said he has spoken with Cronin regarding the availability of water rights, saying, "the amount of water we now have would generally only serve about the half the needs of the Urban Growth Area."
He said there's no emergency, with sufficient water to "serve our current customers for 20 years." But, he added, it's best to buy the water sooner rather than later because the price will certainly go up.
All new water withdrawals must be mitigated for their impact on all of the area streams in the affected region.
"That's where (the Exchange) comes in," he said. "The bank is set up to help folks with mitigation. They have a bank that has water that comes from all sorts of different places."
The price of mitigation water for smaller packages, including those for domestic use, are now in place.
The $1,000 fee for indoor use is paid for by the Department of Ecology through a grant to Clallam County.
The county and Ecology recently signed an extension that will continue providing the funding through the end of 2013.
Another $2 million for mitigation water is now being discussed by the Washington Legislature.
Bob Barwin, an environmental engineer with Ecology, said in the future the cost of mitigation water will be established by the market, with prices going up or down.
As the Exchange operates over time and more agreements to purchase water or construct other projects come on line, the cost of each of those negotiated agreements will affect prices, Barwin said. "Again, the driver is a willing-buyer, willing-seller market mechanism."
Though the price of water will be decided by buyers and sellers, Ecology will continue to play a role "through periodic review of the mitigation plan. The mitigation plan must demonstrate the mitigation program run by the Exchange is sustainable."
Cronin said she doesn't anticipate the prices will be changing anytime soon.
However, she added, the price of new mitigation water will be determined by the market. The Water Users can charge whatever they like, she said. "That's their prerogative."
She added that they are the only immediate source of mitigation water. No governmental agency has oversight over the transaction, or over the Washington Water Trust, she said. But Ecology "has oversight over our contracts, including a statewide contract."
Mitigation water for outdoor uses is currently unavailable in a large portion of eastern Clallam County.
Cronin said the Exchange "will have to have mitigation water in all of the areas" before those rights can be sold. She added that it's possible they could sell mitigation water for that purpose drawn from the reserves, but that decision would have to be made by Ecology.
In the meantime, the mitigation projects are slated to begin in the spring of 2014.


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by Mohsin S. Khan, Peterson Institute for International Economics
April 2009
The creation of a monetary union has been the primary objective of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) members since the early 1980s. Significant progress has already been made in regional economic integration: The GCC countries have largely unrestricted intraregional mobility of goods, labor, and capital; regulation of the banking sector is being harmonized; and in 2008 the countries established a common market. Further, most of the convergence criteria established for entry into a monetary union have already been achieved. In establishing a monetary union, however, the GCC countries must decide on the exchange rate regime for the single currency. The countries' use of a US dollar peg as an external anchor for monetary policy has so far served them well, but rising inflation and differing economic cycles from the United States in recent years have raised the question of whether the dollar peg remains the best policy.
Mohsin Khan considers the costs and benefits of alternative exchange rate regimes for the GCC. These include continued use of a dollar peg, a peg to a basket of currencies such as the SDR or simply the dollar and euro, a peg to the export price of oil, or a managed floating exchange rate. In light of the structural characteristics of the GCC countries, Khan considers the dollar peg the best option following the establishment of a GCC monetary union. The peg has proved credible and is easy to administer. If further international integration in trade, services, and asset markets makes a higher degree of exchange rate flexibility desirable in the future, implementing a basket peg could provide this flexibility. Regardless, the choice of exchange rate regime for the GCC countries need not be permanent: The countries could initially peg the single GCC currency to the US dollar and then move to a more flexible regime as their policy needs and institutions develop.
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Quoizel VTRT8604 Contemporary / Modern 4 Light 300 Watt Bathroom Wall Fixture from the Vetreo Retro Collection
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Bulb Base | G9 |
Bulb Type | Halogen |
Collection | Vetreo Retro |
Energy Star | No |
Extension | 7 |
Finish Application | Polished |
Full Backplate | Yes |
Height | 8 |
Installation Available | Yes |
Light Direction | Down Lighting |
Material | Aluminum |
Number of Bulbs | 4 |
Shade Diameter | 3 |
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Date: February 8, 2013
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The biggest production in Sarasota Opera's history, Giacomo Puccini's 'Turnadot,' starts at 7 p.m. this Saturday, Feb. 9 as the kick-off to Sarasota Opera Festival. It's the largest production with 78 people in the orchestra and 74 performers on stage.
It's about Princess Turandot who presents male suitors with three riddles, and if they cannot answer, she takes their heads. One Unknown Prince is up for the challenge — find out if his ending is love or death.
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Residents living around Zuccotti Park and the Occupy Wall Street protests are adding some muscle to their complaints.A group of politcians representing the area including Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, Rep. Jerrold Nadler, State Senator Daniel Squadron and City Coucilwoman Margaret Chin have written a letter to Mayor Michael Bloomberg asking him to enforce the city's noise and sanitation laws.
Protesters say they are addressing many of the issues. Security team member Paul Issac told PIX 11 News they are warning protesters to obey the law.
"We have worked to remove bad people from the park. We have on occasion also called in the NYPD," Issac told PIX11 News. "We have a relationship with them, contacts, but because of the transient nature it's hard. Not impossible but hard."
Issac also spoke of the charges of public urination saying, "That's a problem that could be eliminated if the city would allow us to have Porta Potties. If this were a concert the city would provide them."
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Chicago Police Raids Wrong House, Demands 11 Month Old Raise Hands At Gunpoint And Kills DogChicago police terrorized six children in the wrong apartment, demanding at gunpoint that an 11-month-old show his hands, and telling one child, "This is what happens when your grandma sells crack," the family claims in court.
Lead plaintiffs Charlene and Samuel Holly sued Chicago, police Officer Patrick Kinney and eight John Does in Federal Court, on their own behalves and for their children.
The six children were 11 months to 13 years old at the time. Plaintiffs Connie and Michelle Robinson are Charlene Holly's daughters.
The complaint states: "On November 29, 2012 in the early evening hours Charlene Holly was in the first floor apartment at 10640 S. Prairie in the front room helping minor Child #1, Child #2, Child #4, and Child #5 rehearse songs for their church choir. Charlene was also caring for Child #3, who was 11 months old. Child #6 was in the upstairs apartment alone.
"Charlene and the children heard a loud boom outside and a voice cry out 'Across the street!'
"Defendant Officers John Doe 1-8 burst through the door to the first floor apartment dressed in army fatigues and pointing guns at Charlene and the children. The officers yelled at Charlene and the children to 'Get on the ground!' The officers referred to Charlene and the children as 'm—-f—-ers' numerous times …
"Charlene continually asked what the purpose of the detention was," the complaint states. "Finally, an officer produced a warrant and handed it to Charlene. The warrant was for an individual named 'Sedgwick M. Reavers' and the premises listed was 'The second floor apartment located at 10640 S. Prairie Ave. A yellow brick two flat building with the numbers 10640 on the front of the building.' In other words, the warrant clearly identified the proper location as the second floor apartment. Charlene, Samuel, and the children were in the first floor apartment …
The family claims that "the following day Charlene discovered the family dog, Samson, not in the basement where the family kept him, but in an upstairs laundry room. Samson could not have reached the laundry room without human assistance. On information and belief, defendant
Officers dragged and choked Samson from the basement with the dog pole and left him in the upstairs laundry room unattended, where he died."
Samuel Holly also went to the police station the day after the warrantless search to complain, but "despite his numerous calls the night before, was told that he could not make a complaint and he 'should have made a complaint last night," the family says.
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A St. Augustine man is alive today thanks to wearing his life jacket and alert Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) law enforcement officers Ben Boots and Mike Pedonti.
At around 12:30 a.m., Geary Allen Springer (DOB 08/08/54) was a passenger in a 9-foot dinghy with David Mark Hickey (DOB 06/27/59) paddling from the Crane Park boat ramp in the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) heading north back to Hickey's boat moored at the city marina. The water was very rough, and a wave swamped their vessel, which caused the two men to fall into the water.
Hickey was able to make it to shore, but he lost sight of his friend. Hickey walked through the wetlands to Flagler Hospital and reported the incident, and the search began. Searchers using boats and helicopters included the FWC, St. Johns County Sheriff's Office, St. Augustine Police Department and U.S. Coast Guard Station Mayport personnel.
"I was on the water searching at 3 a.m., and it was not the kind of weather recreational boaters should be out in," said FWC Officer Corey Bridwell. "We were feeling the effects of Hurricane Irene, the seas were rough, the winds were gusty, and conditions were rapidly deteriorating."
Around 9 a.m., Pedonti and Boots located Springer clinging to mangrove trees in the ICW just north of the 312 bridge. He was still wearing the life jacket he had put on for what he thought would be a short paddle back to the boat.
"This story has a happy ending for Mr. Springer, and the reason is that he was wearing his life jacket. In fact, after we picked him up he said, 'the life jacket saved my life'," said Pedonti.
Springer had a small abrasion to his left hand and slight hypothermia. He was treated by St. Johns County EMT personnel and released.
The FWC is continuing its investigation into the accident, and is still searching for the sunken dinghy.
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RIO is an animated feature from the makers of the Ice Age films. Set in the magnificent city of Rio de Janeiro and the lush rain forest of Brazil, this comedy-adventure centers on Blu, a rare macaw who thinks he is the last of his kind. When Blu discovers there's another – and that she's a she – he leaves the comforts of his cage in small town Minnesota and heads to Rio. But it's far from love at first sight between the domesticated and flight-challenged Blu and the fiercely independent, high-flying female, Jewel. Unexpectedly thrown together, they embark on an adventure of a lifetime, where they learn about friendship, love, courage, and being open to life's many wonders. RIO brings together a menagerie of vivid characters, a heart-warming story, colorful backdrops, energizing Latin and contemporary music, and family-friendly song and dance.
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Quick-service operators are launching seasonal menu items earlier this fall in an effort to beat their competition to the punch. From pumpkin doughnuts to caramel apple frozen yogurt, fall-flavored menu items are popping up across the industry even before the season has officially begun.
"We usually launch [fall products] in October. But this year, for the first time, we are bringing them out in September," says Lafeea Watson, spokeswoman for Krispy Kreme. "That's what the industry seems to be doing."
In early September, Krispy Kreme rolled out its traditional Pumpkin Spice Doughnut and Pumpkin Spice Latte, and also unveiled a new Pumpkin Cheesecake Doughnut. In fact, Krispy Kreme teased the two seasonal doughnuts on its Pinterest page two weeks before the items were available in stores.
"The two flavors are fully focused on flavor and crave-abilty, so we are relying on a lot of social media and word of mouth," Watson says.
Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt launched its Pumpkin Pie, Caramel Apple, and Chocolate Snickerdoodle frozen-yogurt flavors in late August. "Last year, we introduced [fall products] later and noticed that all of our competitors had introduced them very early," says Carrie Pemberton, director of franchisee relations for Orange Leaf. "It really felt like, if consumers want fall flavors, we should be offering them."
Orange Leaf is tying in the marketing for its new fall flavors with the launch of its "Orange Leaf To Go" program, which starts October 1. Customers can purchase pre-packaged pints of to-go containers or cookie sandwiches filled with Orange Leaf fro-yo from their local store to take home.
"We are trying to align those two, such as featuring Chocolate Snickerdoodle in a frozen-yogurt cookie sandwich or Pumpkin Pie yogurt in a to-go container," Pemberton says.
Fall food and beverage flavors lean heavily on pumpkin, caramel apple, and apple flavors. "Pumpkin is clearly dominating, as are chocolate, salted caramel, caramel apple, and buffalo flavors," says Lizzy Freier, an editor at foodservice consulting firm Technomic, noting that buffalo flavors are popular because of the football season.
Starbucks brought back its popular Pumpkin Spice Latte but also introduced a new Chocolate Chai Tea Latte this fall. In early September, Dunkin' Donuts introduced a new Pumpkin Pie Doughnut—a buttercream-filled, pumpkin-flavored, yeast doughnut topped with icing and graham cracker crumbs—as well as its frozen Pumpkin Coffee Coolattas. The doughnut chain also brought back its Pumpkin Donut, Pumpkin Muffin, and pumpkin-flavored coffees and lattes.
Krispy Kreme introduced its new Pumpkin Cheesecake Doughnut this fall based on consumer research.
"Our cheesecake products—and any filled products—do very well. Plus, adding the gingersnap cookie crumbles on the top really appealed to our consumers," Watson says. Krispy Kreme's traditional Halloween-themed doughnuts also sell very well in the fall, she says.
In a unique twist on the pumpkin trend, Atlanta-based Stevi B's Pizza recently re-launched its Pumpkin Pie Pizza, which features warm pumpkin pie filling and is drizzled with sweet icing.
"This is our fourth year offering it, and we notice an increase in sales every year. Last year, we ran out," says Allyson Smith, CMO of Stevi B's Pizza. The seasonal pie is available through November 5.
Stevi B's is promoting the Pumpkin Pie Pizza primarily through social media and limited in-store merchandising. "As we use social media more, our customers chatter about our Pumpkin Pie Pizza more," Smith says. "We have very strong brand advocates and, through a lot of our new product introductions, they will campaign for us."
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Sweet Basil Quinoa Stuffed Squash
Be thankful for the fresh, autumn flavors of acorn squash stuffed with quinoa and cranberries, seasoned with a delectable dash of basil. This side dish is perfectly suited for the Thanksgiving Day table and also makes for delicious leftovers.
Serves 4
2 large acorn squash, halved lengthwise, seeds removed
1 cup uncooked quinoa
1 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
2 tsp. Simply Organic Dried Basil
1/4 tsp. sea salt
1/4 tsp. freshly ground black pepper
1/2 cup Eden Foods dried cranberries
1/3 cup chopped pecans
1. Preheat oven to 450 degrees F. Arrange squash on a baking sheet skin side up; roast for 45
minutes or until tender.
2. Meanwhile, cook quinoa according to package directions.
3. Remove quinoa from heat, stir in olive oil, basil, sea salt, pepper, dried cranberries and
pecans; gently toss to combine.
4. Remove squash from the oven; gently flip each squash half over and stuff with the quinoa
5. Serve warm.
Amie Valpone, HHC, AADP is the Editor-in-Chief of TheHealthyApple.com; she is a Manhattan based Personal Chef, Culinary Nutritionist, Professional Recipe Developer, Food Photographer and Writer specializing in simple gluten-free and dairy-free 'Clean' recipes using whole foods. Amie recently healed herself from six years of chronic pain, exhausting every doctor in the country and Mayo Clinic; she shares her story of howClean Eating saved her life and inspires you to Clean up your food, too. Amie lives in Manhattan, NYC where she cooks for a variety of clients including celebrities and people with busy lifestyles who enjoy healthy, fresh food. Visit Amie on Facebook, Twitter andPinterest; she'd love to hear from you!


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Statement Of Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), In March, this Committee began our examination of the serious problems in forensic science that can go to the heart of our criminal justice system. Today, we hear from representatives of the professional communities that must work together to help solve these problems. Much important work is done through forensics, and those with us today should be proud of their good work. Scientific advancements can help prove guilt and can also exonerate the innocent. We need to do all we can to ensure that forensic science rises to the highest scientific standards and has the maximum possible reliability. Unfortunately, since the report and testimony from the National Academy of Sciences earlier this year, we have heard even more about the severity of the problems before us. The current issue of The New Yorker includes an article that presents strong evidence that in 2004 the unthinkable may have happened: An innocent man may have been executed for a crime he did not commit, based in large part on forensic testimony and evidence. Soon this Committee will turn to reauthorizing and strengthening the Innocence Protection Act, which provides important tools to prevent that kind of tragedy. The key point for today's hearing is that the prosecution of Todd Willingham discussed in that New Yorker article rested largely on forensic evidence, in that case burn analysis, that may not have had any scientific basis. Our criminal justice system, particularly in the most serious cases, must rest on facts. Also this summer, the Supreme Court held in the case of Melendez-Diaz vs. Massachusetts that forensic examiners must present evidence in court and be subject to cross examination, rather than simply submitting reports of their findings. 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Vermont's lab has done consistently excellent work that has helped to solve many important cases, but Dr. Buel nonetheless recognizes the need for more standards, more research, and more funding. I am also glad to welcome back to the Committee Peter Neufeld, co-director of The Innocence Project, whose work in individual cases and in bringing important changes in the law has been so helpful. I also look forward to the insights of fellow prosecutors and law enforcement officers who are on the front lines. The report issued by the National Academy of Sciences earlier this year is detailed and far-reaching, and can provide a foundation for building broad consensus for change. At its core, the report calls for mandating national standards for establishing and enforcing "best practices." It points to a need for standards for the certification of individual examiners and for the accreditation of their laboratories. 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RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Russian Easter Overture
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Trigg County, Caldwell County rivalry means a lot to sistersPaducah, KY -- At Hancock's Neighborhood Market in Cadiz, Mallory Lawrence can't help but think about the big game on Friday between Caldwell County and Trigg County. "I originally graduated from Caldwell in 1987," Lawrence said. "I am a Caldwell Countian by birth, and a Trigg Countian by choice." Meanwhile, at the Hancock's in Princeton, her sister Allison Oliver is doing the same thing. "Mallory has a son on Trigg's team and I have a son here at Caldwell," Oliver said. "It is a really big game for us." Not only is the game big, but the winner will be able display the new "139 Bowl" trophy in their store. "Coach (Coby) Lewis called me and said that they wanted to give us the trophy, since we had stores in both locations," Lawrence said. "I called my sister and she thought it was a great idea." Of course, bragging rights will be on the line for whomever takes home the trophy. "We talked trash initially," Oliver said. "We have toned it down this week, because we don't really know what will happen on the field." But that hasn't stopped them from picking a spot in their stores to display the trophy. "We have a place inside the front door," Lawrence said. "We want everyone who walks in and out of our store to see it." "The trophy has been in Trigg County since they made it," Oliver said. "They have had it long enough. It's time to bring it home to Caldwell." Follow WPSD Sports on Facebook by clicking here. |
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Lakota West was eliminated from postseason play with a 3-1 loss to Northmont on Saturday in a district final matchup.
The Firebirds finished the regular season with a losing record within conference play, but that didn't stop them from making a postseason run – shutting out Harrison, No. 7 in The Cincinnati Enquirer's final coaches' poll, and defeating No. 5 Hamilton by the score of 5-3.
Lakota East and Lakota West athletes recently finished up the Division I track district tournament at Winton Woods High School. The athletes who qualify will compete at the regional tournament this Wednesday and Friday at Dayton Welcome Stadium. Overall, the Lakota East girls' team finished first. The East boys' team finished seventh. Lakota West girls and boys finished ninth and tenth, respectively.
Top Lakota finishers at the district meet:
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Junior Autumn Heath – 1st in the 100 and 200 meter dashes
Senior Celeste Bronson – 1st in the 100 meter hurdles and 300 meter hurdles
Junior Kellsa Mbah – 1st in long jump
Senior Caitlin Graska – 2nd in the 400 meter dash
Junior Jayla Watkins – 2nd in shot put
Senior Kelly Burrows – 3rd in the 3200 meter run
Senior Aaliyah Edwards – 3rd in shot put
Sophomore Abbie VanFossen – 4th in the 1600 meter run
Senior Kendra Thomas – 4th in pole vault
4×100 meter relay team – 1st place – Bronson, Heath, Thomas, Mbah
4×200 meter relay team – 1st place – same team except Graska instead of Bronson
Senior Matt Rice – 1st in 3200 meter run 3rd in 1600 meter run
Junior Ben Call – 2nd in 3200 meter run
Senior Jordan Combs – 4th in pole vault
Sophomore Lucas Zielasko – 4th in shot put
4×800 meter relay team – 3rd place – sophomore Michael Norris, Call, Rice, junior Jake Beggs
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Freshman Kelly McManus – 3rd in 1600 meter run and 4th in the 3200 meter run
Sophomore Sydney Hill – 3rd in 100 meter hurdles
Senior Will Wilson – 4th in high jump
4×400 relay team – 4th place – senior Jaylen Kennedy, junior Zach Downs, senior Nick Bengal, junior Jarin Higginbotham
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by jblynn on Aug 26, 2011
Vehicle: 1999 Lexus ES 300 4dr Sedan
12 yo, 142K. New noc & MAF sensors in 11th year @ about $1K. Alternator died at 52K mi, just out of warranty. W-pump died at abt 100K. Other than that, routine maint. White pearlcoat looks as good as it did in '99; few very small dings on hood - touch-up paint works. Beautiful car & design, IMO. Very difficult to develop a scratch on exterior. Leather wearing very well. Wood appliques on dash aged a bit due to moisture/cleaning. Interior dash 'boring'; roomy in front; headroom bad in rear for 6 ftrs. Cup hldrs useless. Nakamichi superior. Good perf.; gas mileage 21/28. We all have good days and bad. No day is completely bad if I get to drive this car at the end of it. Great buy.
The oldies are goodies
by hawaiitom on Jun 2, 2010
Vehicle: 1999 Lexus ES 300 4dr Sedan
We've had this car for over ten years and use it as our second car for my wife to drive once or twice a week. I'd buy a new es-300 in a minute, except the newer ones are an inch too long and have poor rear-quarter vision. Lexus is due out with a redesign of the es-300 in 2012. Hopefully, it'll be better than the current model -- none of the redesigns look as good as our 1999. If you can find one, get it. Edmunds says dealer retail is under 6k -- good luck finding one so cheap!
Dull car
by Ken Collins on Apr 23, 2010
Vehicle: 1999 Lexus ES 300 4dr Sedan
The car's electrical a continual problem. Lexus dealership and other mechanics cannot extinguish VSC, check engine, and flashing seat belt lights. Drivers seating for shorter person, at six feet dtall my legs are cramped. Hit head at times when entering drivers side. Semi-quiet, seats are comfortable. Styling is cookie cutter blah. Does not feel like an upscale car. Would not buy another one.
Full 2000 Lexus ES 300 Review
What's New for 2000
The Lexus ES 300 sports new front-end styling and taillights. The rearview and driver-side mirrors are now electrochromatic for improved nighttime performance. The interior gets new colors and additional wood trim on the audio/heater panel. The mirrors are added to the memory seat function. High-intensity discharge headlights are optional, as are 16-inch wheels. BrakeAssist is included in the Vehicle Skid Control option. A particle-and-odor air filter is a new option. The ES 300 also receives child seat-anchor brackets and three new colors.


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Blessing the animals
Rev. Tom Lange, pastor of All Saints Lutheran Church in Austin, conducted a blessing of the animals service in Cedaredge Town Park on Sunday, Oct. 13. About a dozen animals, and their owners, participated, and the church collected $17 in donations for the Cedaredge Animal Shelter.
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