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DAVIS, W.Va. -- Corridor H's environmental shoe is switching to the other foot.
The superhighway being built through West Virginia's Allegheny highlands might well, a few years from now, be recognized for solving a major environmental problem instead of causing one.
"In the not-too-distant future, people will be fishing for trout in Beaver Creek," said Steve Brown, stream restoration program manager for the state Division of Natural Resources. "That will be a huge environmental victory, and the Division of Highways should get credit for making that happen."
Decades ago, Beaver Creek was a trout stream. Nowadays it's not. Its waters, contaminated by coal-mine drainage, are too acidic to support all but the hardiest forms of aquatic life.
That's about to change.
Construction is well underway on the highway's next segment, a 16-mile stretch between Davis and Scherr. The four-lane road, which will replace the existing W.Va. 93, parallels Beaver Creek for more than eight miles.
To help mitigate the effects of the road's construction, Division of Highways officials purchased all the land between the road and the creek, plus the land that holds the creek itself, for the express purpose of restoring the creek's water quality and re-establishing a trout population.
"Our plan is to build four access sites where the creek could be treated with limestone sand," said Carl Nucilli, the project's environmental monitor.
Similar treatments have restored acid-damaged streams in Upshur, Pocahontas, Randolph and Nicholas counties. The DNR's Brown believes they will work in Beaver Creek, too.
"The expectation within our agency is to get [the water quality restored] and to manage Beaver Creek as a seasonally stocked trout stream," he said.
Brown, who lived in the Davis area in the 1970s when the Beaver Creek watershed was still being heavily mined, said he would never have believed the stream could be restored.
"I would have said, 'No way.' At that time, it was an orange-bottomed slough, incapable of harboring any kind of life."
The DNR's success with other streams eventually led Brown to suspect that Beaver Creek might respond to limestone-sand treatment. When highways officials decided to route Corridor H through the watershed, Brown suggested a cooperative effort to bring the creek back to life.


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MONTREAL — There was a three-vehicle accident on Highway 138 Friday morning that sent a child to hospital with very serious injuries. The accident happened in Ormstown at the corner of Chemin Roy at 11 a.m.
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878. In this year, at Midwinter, after Twelfthnight, the army stole itselfaway to Chippenham, and harried the West Saxons' land, and settled there, anddrove many of the people over sea, and of the remainder the greater portionthey harried, and the people submitted to them, save the king, Alfred, and he,with a little band, withdrew to the woods and moor-fastnesses. And in the samewinter the brother of Inwar and Halfdene was in Wessex, in Devonshire, withtwenty-three ships, and he was there slain, and with him eight hundred andforty men of his force. And there was the standard taken which they call theRaven. And the Easter after, Alfred, with a little band, wrought a fortress atAthelney, and from that work warred on the army, with that portion of the menof Somerset that was nearest. Then in the seventh week after Easter he rode toEgbert's stone, on the east of Selwood, and there came to meet him all theSomersetshire men, and the Wiltshire men, and that part of Hampshire whichremained of it on this side of the sea; after, he went from the campt toAeglea, and one night after that to Edington, and there fought against all thearmy, and put it to flight, and rode after it, as far as the works, and theresat fourteen nights. And then the army gave him hostages with great oaths thatthey would depart from his kingdom; and also promised him that their king wouldreceive baptism; and that they so fulfilled; and three weeks after, KingGuthrum came to him, with thirty of the men who were most honorable in thearmy, at Aller, which is opposite to Athelney; and the king received him thereat baptism; and his chrism-loosing was at Wedmore; and he was twelve nightswith the king; and he largely gifted him and his companions with money.
879. In this year the army went to Cirencester from Chippenham, and sat thereone year. And in that year a body of vikings assembled, and sat down at Fulhamon the Thames. And that same year the sun was eclipsed one hour of the day.
880. In this year the army went from Cirencester to East Anglia, and occupiedand divided the land. And in the same year the army, which had sat down atFulham, went over sea to Ghent in France, and sat there one year.
881. In this year the army went up into France, and the French fought againstthem; and there was the army horsed after the fight.
882. In this year the army went up along the Meuse far into France, and theresat one year. And that same year King Alfred went out to sea with ships, andfought against four ship-crews of Danish men, and took two of the ships, andthe men were slain that were therein; and the two ship-crews surrendered tohim; and they were sorely fatigued and wounded before they surrendered.
883. In this year the army went up the Scheldt to Conde, and there sat oneyear. And Marinus the pope then sent lignum domini [of Christ's cross] to KingAlfred. And in the same year Sighelm and Athelstan conveyed to Rome the almswhich the king had vowed [to send] thither, and also to India, to St. Thomas,and to St. Bartholomew, when they sat down against the army at London; andthere, God be thanked, their prayer was very successful after that vow.
884. In this year the army went up the Somme to Amiens, and there sat oneyear. In this year died the benvolent Bishop Aethelwold. [Evidently acopyist's error; Aethelwold died in 984.]
885. In this year the fore-mentioned army separated into two; one part [went]east, the other part to Rochester, and besieged the city, and wrought anotherfastness about themselves; but they, nevertheless, defended the city until KingAlfred came without with his force. Then the army went to their ships, andabandoned the fastness; and they were there deprived of their horses, andforthwith, in the same summer, withdrew over sea. And the same year KingAlfred sent a naval force from Kent to East Anglia. As soon as they came tothe mouth of the Stour, then met them sixteen ships of vikings, and they foughtagainst them, and captured all the ships, and slew the men. When they werereturning homeward with the booty, a great naval force of vikings met them, andthen fought against them on the same day, and the Danish gained the victory. In the same year, before midwinter, Carloman, king of the Franks, died, and awild boar killed him; and one year before his brother died; he also had thewestern kingdom;and they were both sons of Lewis, who also had the westernkingdom, and died in the year when the sun was eclipsed, who was the son ofCharles, whose daughter Ethelwulf, king of the West Saxons, had for his queen. And in the same year a larger naval force assembled among the Old Saxons; andthere was a great fight twice in that year, and the Saxons had the victory; andthere were Frisians with them. In that same year Charles succeeded to thewestern kingdom, and to all the kingdom on this side of the Mediterranean Sea,and beyond this sea, as his great-grandfather had it, excepting the Lidwiccas[Brittany]. Charles was the son of Lewis, Lewis was brother of Charles, whowas father of Judith, whom King Ethelwulf had; and they were sons of Lewis;Lewis was son of the old Charles; Charles was the son of Pepin. And in thesame year the good Pope Marinus died, who freed the Angle race's school, at theprayer of Alfred, king of the West Saxons; and he sent him great gifts, andpart of the rood on which Christ suffered. And in the same year the army inEast Anglia brake peace with King Alfred.
886. In this year the army again went west, which had before landed in theeast, and then up the Seine, and there took winter quarters at the city ofParis. In the same year King Alfred restored London; and all the Angle raceturned to him that were not in the bondage of the Danish men; and he thencommitted the burgh to the keeping of the ealdorman Ethered.
Elton, Geoffrey, The English (Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 1992).
Maitland, F. W., The Constitutional History of England (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1965).
Smith, Lacey Baldwin and Jean Reeder Smith, eds., The Past Speaks: Sources and Problems in English History, vol. 1 (Lexington, MA: D. C. Heath and Company, 1993).
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Humane Society of Broward County: Ft. Lauderdale (low-cost spay/neuter)
Humane Society of Tampa Bay: Tampa Bay (pet food, discounted/free vaccinations)
The Humane Society of Vero Beach and Indian River Co.: Vero Beach (pet food, spay/neuter assistance, limited medical assistance)
Pasco Animal Welfare Society (PAWS):Port Richey (spay/neuter assistance)
Pet Project for Pets: Oakland Park (provides pet food and supplies for terminally ill, disabled and senior pet owners)
Spay Shuttle: Palm Beach County (spay/neuter assistance)
SPCA of Central Florida: Orlando (pet food, spay/neuter assistance, temporary foster program, discounted veterinary care)
SPCA Suncoast: New Port Richey (pet food)
SPCA Tampa Bay: Tampa Bay (spay/neuter assistance)
SPOT Low Cost Spay/neuter Clinic: Pinellas Park (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
St. Francis Animal Hospital: Jacksonville (assistance for veterinary care including spay/neuter)
Carroll County Humane Society's West Georgia Spay/neuter Clinic: Villa Rica (spay/neuter assistance)
Cherokee County Humane Society: Acworth (spay/neuter assistance)
Daffy's Pet Soup Kitchen: Lilburn (pet food and supplies, spay/neuter assistance, temporary foster program, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
Georgia Animal Project: North Georgia (spay/neuter clinic)
Humane Society of South Coastal Georgia: Statewide (spay/neuter, vaccination, microchipping and pet food assistance)
LifeLine Animal Project: Atlanta (spay/neuter assistance)
PALS: Pets Are Loving Support (veterinary care assistance programs for senior, disabled or ill pet owners)
PAWS Atlanta: Atlanta (spay/neuter assistance)
Project CatSnip: Atlanta (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay Georgia: statewide (spay/neuter assistance)
Stopping Pet Overpopulation Together (SPOT): Atlanta (spay/neuter assistance)
Hawaiian Humane Society: Honolulu (spay/neuter assistance, temporary foster program)
Hawaii Island Humane Society: Kailua-Kona, Kamuela, and Keaau (spay/neuter assistance)
The Neuter Scooter: Multiple Locations (spay/neuter assistance for cats)
Humane Society of the Palouse: Moscow (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Idaho Humane Society: Boise (pet food)
Lewis Clark Animal Shelter: Lewiston (spay/neuter and microchip assistance)
Spay Neuter Idaho Pets (SNIP): Boise (spay/neuter assistance)
Anderson Animal Shelter: South Elgin (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Animal Care League: Oak Park (assistance for veterinary care including vaccinations, microchipping and spay/neuter)
Animal Protective League: Springfield (spay/neuter assistance)
The Animal Welfare League: Chicago Ridge (pet food, spay/neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
The Anti-Cruelty Society: Chicago (assistance with veterinary care including spay/neuter)
Better Pets Clinic: Moline (spay/neuter assistance)
Blessed Bonds: Palos Park (temporary foster program)
Brown Dog Foundation: statewide (veterinary care assistance and prescription medications)
Catsnap: Champaign County (spay/neuter assistance)
DuPage County Animal Care and Control: Wheaton (spay/neuter and microchipping assistance)
Humane Society of Central Illinois: Normal (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Southern Illinois: Carbondale (spay/neuter assistance)
National Animal Welfare Society: Mokina (assistance for general veterinary care, including vaccinations and spay/neuter)
PAWS Chicago: Chicago (spay/neuter assistance)
Pets Are Like Family: Chicago (pet food pantry, spay/neuter assistance, vaccines, microchips, pet care workshops)
Pet assistance hotline: 312-725-3315
Quad City Animal Welfare Center: Milan (assistance for general veterinary care, including vaccinations and spay/neuter)
The Quincy Humane Society: Quincy (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
South Suburban Humane Society: Glenwood, Chicago Heights (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay Illinois: Homer Glen (low-cost spay/neuter services)
Tree House Humane Society: Chicago (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Winnebago County Animal Services: Rockford (spay/neuter assistance)
Brown County Humane Society: Nashville (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
City of Bloomington Animal Shelter: Bloomington (pet food)
FACE Low-Cost Spay/neuter Clinic: Indianapolis (spay/neuter, vaccination and microchip assistance)
Hamilton County Low Cost Clinic: Noblesville (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Hope for Pets Food Pantry: Lafayette (pet food)
Humane Society Calumet Area: Statewide (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Northwest Indiana: Gary (spay/neuter assistance)
Kibble Kitchen Pet Pantry: Porter County (pet food pantry, spay/neuter referral, Fur Angel Fund euthanasia referral service)
Kokomo Humane Society: Kokomo (pet food bank)
The Monroe County Humane Association: Bloomington (spay/neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care, discount vaccinations and microchips)
The Neuter Scooter: Multiple Locations (spay/neuter assistance for cats)
Partners for Animal Welfare Society, Inc.: Greenfield (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Spay Neuter Indiana Pets, Inc.: Greenwood (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay Neuter Indiana Pets, Inc.: Multiple Locations (spay/neuter assistance)
St. Joseph County Spay/Neuter Assistance Program: Notre Dame (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Vanderburgh Humane Society: Evansville (pet food)
Brown Dog Foundation: Statewide (veterinary care assistance and prescription medications)
Capitol Area Animal Response Team: Shawnee County (temporary boarding, pet food and supplies)
Iowa Humane Alliance/Spay Iowa: Statewide (spay/neuter assistance)
The Pet Project Midwest: Des Moines (pet food and supply pantry)
Southwest Iowa Humane Society: Clarinda (spay/neuter assistance)
Stephen Memorial Animal Shelter: Oskaloosa (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Great Plains SPCA: Greater Kansas City area (various services for low-income and senior pet owners)
Humane Society of Greater Kansas City: Kansas City (spay/neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
Pet Assistance Network of Topeka: Topeka (temporary foster program)
The Pet Connection: Mission (assistance for necessary veterinary medical care including spay/neuter)
Anderson Humane Society: Lawrenceburg (spay/neuter assistance)
Animal Refuge Center: Vine Grove (spay/neuter assistance)
Bowling Green Warren County Humane Society: Bowling Green (spay/neuter, vaccination and microchip assistance)
Friends of the Shelter: Middleboro (spay/neuter assistance)
Friends of the Shelter: Boone, Campbell, Kenton, Grant counties) (spay/neuter assistance)
Glasgow Barren Animal Shelter: Glasgow (spay/neuter assistance)
Holly's Place: Lawrenceburg (spay/neuter assistance)
Hope for Pets: Mt. Washington (pet food assistance, assistance with veterinary expenses for senior citizens with senior pets)
Humane Society Animal League for Life: Richmond (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Oldham County: LaGrange (spay/neuter assistance)
Kentucky Humane Society: Louisville (spay/neuter assistance)
Mercer Humane Society: Harrodsburg (spay/neuter assistance)
Scott County Humane Society: Georgetown (spay/neuter assistance)
Baton Rouge Spay/Neuter (spay/neuter assistance)
Cat Haven: Baton Rouge (spay/neuter assistance: cats only)
Lafayette Animal Aid: Carencro (spay/neuter assistance)
Louisiana SPCA: New Orleans (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay Baton Rouge: Baton Rouge (spay/neuter assistance)
Southern Animal Foundation: New Orleans (low-cost veterinary services)
St. Martin Humane Society: Breaux Bridge (spay/neuter assistance)
The Spay Spa: Port Allen (spay/neuter assistance)
Animal Refuge League: Westbrook (pet food, spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
The Animal Welfare Society: West Kennebunk (spay/neuter assistance)
Bar Harbor Food Pantry: Bar Harbor (pet food)
Camp Bow Wow: Portland (pet food)
Catholic Charities of Maine: Caribou (pet food/litter)
Greater Androscoggin Humane Society: Lewiston (spay/neuter assistance)
Hardy's Friends: Gouldsboro/Winter Harbor area (pet food and supplies)
Houlton Humane Society: Houlton (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Lincoln County Animal Shelter: Edgecomb (pet food)
Maine Low Cost Spay/Neuter Program: statewide (spay/neuter assistance)
Paws for a Cause: Fairfield (pet food)
Victor Grange at the junction of Routes 104 and 23 in Fairfield Center, 207-465-7906 or 207-249-9441
SPCA of Hancock County: Trenton (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay Maine (spay/neuter assistance)
Sullivan Animal Food Eatery: Sullivan (pet food)
1888 Route 1, 207-422-6282
York County Shelter Programs: Alfred (pet food)
York County: Helping People, Helping Pets
Animal Advocates of Howard County: Ellicott City (spay/neuter assistance)
Animal Welfare League of Montgomery County (spay/neuter assistance)
The Animal Welfare Society of Howard County: Columbia (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Baltimore Humane Society: Baltimore (veterinary care assistance including spay/neuter)
Caroline County Humane Society: Ridgely (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Frederick County Humane Society: Frederick (pet food, spay/neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
Humane Society of Charles County: Waldorf (spay/neuter assistance)
Montgomery County Humane Society: Rockville (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay Now, Inc.: Graysonville (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
SPCA/Humane Society of Prince George's County, Inc.: Prince George's County (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Talbot Humane Society: Easton (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Thankful Paws, Inc.: Bel Air (pet food bank)
Alliance for Animals: Boston (spay/neuter and veterinary medical care assistance)
Angell Animal Medical Center-Nantucket (veterinary care assistance)
21 Crooked Lane, Nantucket, MA 02554
Angell Animal Medical Center-Western New England (veterinary care assistance)
171 Union St., Springfield, MA 01105
Angell Memorial Animal Hospital-Boston (veterinary care assistance)
350 South Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02130
Animal Rescue League of Boston-Alice T. Whitney Helping Hand Fund: Statewide (veterinary assistance for pet owners receiving government assistance)
Dakin Pioneer Valley Humane Society: Leverett and Greenfield (pet food, spay/neuter assistance, temporary foster program)
Fairy DogParents: Duxbury (assistance with food, medical needs and general wellness for dogs)
Phinney's Friends; MSPCA (veterinary care assistance programs for senior, disabled or ill pet owners)
The Sampson Fund: Cape Cod (fund to benefit companion animals of Cape Cod and the adjacent Islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard)
PO Box 1756, Orleans, MA 02653
Southborough Pet food Pantry: Southborough (pet food)
Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine: Statewide (veterinary care assistance including spay/neuter)
Adopt-A-Pet: Fenton (spay/neuter assistance)
All About Animals Rescue: Eastpointe (spay/neuter assistance)
Cascades Humane Society: Jackson (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
C-SNIP: Kentwood (spay/neuter assistance)
Furever Full Food Bank: Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne counties (pet food)
Furry Friends Food Pantry: Holland (pet food Thursdays)
616-499-7342, 616-399-5160
Humane Society of Genesee County: Burton (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Huron Valley: Ann Arbor (pet food/litter, spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Humane Society of South Central Michigan: Battle Creek (spay/neuter assistance)
Kalamazoo Humane Society: Kalamazoo (pet food bank, dog houses, and spay/neuter assistance)
K9 Resque: St. Claire (pet food)
Little Traverse Bay Humane Society: Harbor Springs (spay/neuter assistance)
Luce County Pet Pals: Newberry (spay/neuter assistance)
Michigan Humane Society: Multiple Locations (spay/neuter assistance)
Northeast Community Lutheran Church, Little Kitchen Food Shelf
Oakland County Pet Adoption Center: Auburn Hills (spay/neuter assistance)
Oakland County Pet Food Pantry: Western Michigan (pet food and supplies)
Stop the Overpopulation of Pets: Weymouth (spay/neuter assistance)
Waggin' Tails Dog Rescue: Northville (pet food)
Camp Companion: Rochester (spay/neuter assistance)
Kindest Cut: twin cities metro area (low-cost spay/neuter, vaccinations, microchipping)
Minnesota Spay Neuter Project, Inc.: Minneapolis (spay/neuter assistance)
Northeast Community Lutheran Church: Minneapolis (pet food)
Northland Spay/Neuter: Duluth (low-cost spay/neuter)
PetCare of Duluth: Statewide (low-cost clinic offering vaccines, flea/tick prevention, heartworm testing/prevention and microchipping)
Pet Haven: Minneapolis (spay/neuter assistance)
Tri-County Humane Society: St. Cloud (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Humane Society of South Mississippi: Gulfport (pet food, spay/neuter assistance, other necessary supplies including training advice)
Mississippi Spay and Neuter: Pearl (spay/neuter assistance)
Animal Protective Association of Missouri: St. Louis (Assistance with vaccinations and routine veterinary care)
Central Missouri Humane Society: Columbia (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Missouri: St. Louis (assistance with veterinary care including spay/neuter)
Humane Society of Southeast Missouri: Camp Girardeau (spay/neuter assistance)
Northland Pet Pantry: Kansas City Metro Area, Platte, and Clay Counties (pet food)
Operation SPOT: St. Louis (spay/neuter assistance)
Pound Pals Nooterville: St. Louis (spay/neuter assistance)
St. Charles County Humane Services: Cottleville (spay/neuter and heartworm preventative assistance)
Spay Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP): Christian, Dallas, Greene, Lawrence, Polk and Webster Counties (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay Neuter Kansas City: Kansas City (pet food and supplies, spay/neuter assistance)
Stray Rescue of St. Louis: St. Louis (spay/neuter assistance)
Beartooth Humane Alliance: Red Lodge (spay/neuter assistance)
Bitter Root Humane Association: Hamilton (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Western Montana: Missoula (pet food)
Kootenai Pets for Life: Troy/Libby (pet food and supplies, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care, spay/neuter assistance, temporary foster program)
Rimrock Humane Society: Roundup (spay/neuter assistance)
Nevada Humane Society: Reno (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Shakespeare Animal (veterinary care assistance)
Spay and Neuter Center of Southern Nevada: Las Vegas (spay/neuter and microchip assistance)
New Hampshire
Cocheco Valley Humane Society: Dover (pet food, temporary foster program)
Concord-Merrimack County SPCA: Penacook (pet food, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
Hillsborough County: Helping People, Helping Pets
Manchester Animal Shelter: Manchester (pet food)
Merrimack County: Helping People, Helping Pets
New Hampshire Humane Society: Laconia (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Rockingham County: Helping People, Helping Pets
Strafford County: Helping People, Helping Pets
Upper Valley Humane Society: Enfield (spay/neuter assistance)
New Jersey
A Purrfect World: Bloomfield (temporary foster program)
Animal Alliance: Belle Mead (pet food and supplies, spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Companion Animal Advocates: Hillsdale (pet food, spay/neuter, and rehoming assistance)
Friends of Randolph Animal Pound (All Our Orphans): Randolph (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Atlantic: Atlantic City (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
New Jersey Animal Rights Alliance: Statewide (veterinary care assistance)
Oakland Animal Hospital: Oakland (pet food)
One Step Closer Animal Rescue (OSCAR): Statewide (pet food bank and spay/neuter assistance)
PetPALS of Southern New Jersey (veterinary care assistance programs for senior, disabled or ill pet owners)
Prince Chunk Foundation: Statewide (pet food and veterinary care assistance)
Save U.S. Pets Foundation: Note that a veterinarian must apply on behalf of pet owner (veterinary care assistance)
New Mexico
ACTion Programs for Animals: Las Cruces (pet food bank)
Animal Humane Association of New Mexico: Albuquerque (spay/neuter, vaccination and other necessary veterinary medical care)
Espanola Valley Humane Society: Espanola (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Gallup McKinley County Humane Society (low-cost spay/neuter)
Santa Fe Animal Shelter: Santa Fe (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Vet Co: Multiple Locations (spay/neuter assistance)
New York
ALL 4 PETS: Limited to Western New York (veterinary care assistance)
The Animal Lovers League: Glen Cove (temporary foster program)
Black Dog, Second Chance Rescue Food Pantry for Pets: Buffalo
37 Chandler St.
Frankie's Friends: New York City (veterinary care assistance including cancer)
Lollypop Farm, The Humane Society of Greater Rochester: Fairport (emergency pet food assistance, spay/neuter assistance, and information on other community programs for veterinary assistance)
Rochester Hope for Pets: Rochester (veterinary care assistance)
NY SAVE, Inc. (veterinary care assistance)
Operation Pets: The Spay/Neuter Clinic of Western New York (low-cost spay/neuter)
Pet Help Partners (formerly Pets for Life NYC): Provides free and reduced-cost services to those in need as an alternative to surrendering their pets or stray animals they have found. Services include free and reduced-cost dog and cat training, free assistance with landlord-related pet issues, reduced-cost pet boarding, reduced-cost vet care, refererals to free and low-cost spay/neuter services, and assistance with pet food.
Hotline: 917-468-2938
The Shamrock Animal Fund: Syracuse/Central New York (veterinary care assistance).
North Carolina
Animal Compassion Network: Skyland (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
AnimalKind: Raleigh (spay/neuter assistance)
Animal Protection Society of Durham: Durham (pet food assistance)
Ashley's Angel Fund (veterinary care assistance)
Community Partnership for Pets: Flat Rock (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Forsyth County Animal Control: Winston-Salem; Forsyth County (pet food assistance, low-cost spay/neuter)
Forsyth Humane Society: Winston-Salem (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Friends of Madison County Animals (low-cost/no-cost services to Madison County residents: spay-neuter, pet food pantry, microchips, vaccinations)
Harnett Animal Welfare Coalition (HAWC): Harnett County (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Haywood Animal Welfare Association: Waynesville (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Alliance: Asheville (spay/neuter assistance)
The Humane Society of the Piedmont: Greensboro (pet food & spay/neuter assistance)
Madison County Animal Shelter: Marshall (spay/neuter assistance)
North Carolina State University Companion Pet Assistance Program: Raleigh (veterinary care assistance for clients)
SNAP-NC:Statewide (spay/neuter assistance)
SPCA of Wake County: Raleigh (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Watauga Humane Society: Boone (spay/neuter and microchip assistance)
Wayne County Humane Society: Goldsboro (spay/neuter assistance)
Angels for Animals: Canfield (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
The Bummer Fund: Columbiana, Mahoning, and Trumbull Counties (veterinary care assistance)
Humane Ohio: Toledo (spay/neuter assistance)
Jake Brady Memorial Fund (veterinary care assistance)
MedVet Good Sam Fund: Columbus and Cincinatti (veterinary care assistance)
The Neuter Scooter: Multiple Locations (spay/neuter assistance for cats)
Paws with Pride: Uniontown (temporary foster program)
Pet Guards Clinic: Cuyahoga Falls (assistance for necessary veterinary medical care, spay/neuter and vaccinations)
PetPromise: Columbus (pet food assistance)
The Society for the Improvement of Conditions for Stray Animals: Kettering (spay/neuter assistance, temporary foster program)
Stop the Overpopulation of Pets: Mansfield (spay/neuter assistance)
Animal Birth Control Clinic: Lawton (spay/neuter, vaccination, microchip assistance and other basic veterinary services)
Animal Rescue and Care of McCurtain County: Broken Bow (spay/neuter assistance)
Best Friends of Pets: multiple locations (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Grove and Grand Lake: Grove (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Tulsa: Tulsa (spay/neuter assistance)
Oklahoma City Animal Shelter: Oklahoma City (pet food)
405-316-FOOD (3663) or email email@example.com
PAWS, Inc.: Bristow (spay/neuter assistance)
Poteau Valley Humane Society: Poteau (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay Oklahoma: Tulsa (spay/neuter assistance)
Volunteers for Animal Welfare: Oklahoma City (spay/neuter assistance)
Washington County SPCA: Bartlesville (spay/neuter assistance)
Cat Adoption Team: Sherwood (cat food assistance)
City of Eugene Spay/Neuter Clinic: Eugene (spay/neuter, vaccination, and microchip assistance)
DoveLewis Velvet Assistance Fund: Portland (veterinary care assistance)
Hand To Paw Fund: Statewide (veterinary care assistance)
Humane Society of Central Oregon: Bend (spay/neuter assistance, contact HSCO for additional services)
Lane County Animal Services: Eugene (spay/neuter assistance)
The Neuter Scooter: Multiple Locations (spay/neuter assistance for cats)
Oregon Outback Humane Society: Lakeview (pet food, spay/neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
Pet Overpopulation Prevention Advocates: Statewide (spay/neuter assistance and referral)
The Pongo Fund Pet Food Bank (pet food and spay/neuter assistance)
Pro-Bone-O: Eugene (free pet food, supplies, and veterinary care for pets of the homeless)
Willamette Animal Guild: Eugene (spay/neuter assistance)
Willamette Humane Society: Salem (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Action for Animals Humane Society: Latrobe (spay/neuter assistance)
Animal Care & Assistance Fund (veterinary care assistance)
Animal Friends: Pittsburgh (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
The Animal Rescue of Western Pennsylvania (veterinary care assistance)
Forgotten Cats, Inc.: Willow Grove (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Humane Society of Berks County: Reading (pet food & veterinary care assistance)
Humane Society of Westmoreland County: Greenberg (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Spay/Neuter Assistance Program, Inc.: Harrisburg (low-cost spay/neuter)
Washington Area Humane Society: Eighty Four (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
Western Pennsylvania Humane Society: Pittsburgh (spay/neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care
Wilkes Barre Animal Hospital: Wilkes Barre (spay/neuter assistance for cats)
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico Animal Welfare Society: Isabela (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Rhode Island
Humane Association of Northwestern Rhode Island: Pascoag (spay/neuter assistance)
Providence Animal Rescue League: Providence (spay/neuter assistance)
Rhode Island Veterinary Medical Association: Statewide (spay/neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
RIVMA Companion Animal Foundation (veterinary care assistance)
Volunteer Services for Animals: Providence (spay/neuter assistance)
South Carolina
Charleston Animal Society: Charleston (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: Columbia (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Pet Helpers: Charleston (a broad range of low-cost veterinary care—including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick control, heartworm tests, feline leukemia/aids tests, very affordable heartworm preventive medication, mass removals, orthopedic surgery, and some dentistry [fees are on a sliding scale]—as well as a pet food bank, low-cost spay/neuter, help for chained dogs, TNR, and behavior/training referrals); clinic phone number: 843-302-0556
Brown Dog Foundation: Statewide (veterinary care assistance and prescription medications)
Companion Animal Initiative of Tennessee (List of groups that assist with companion animal issues in Tennssee by county)
Fayette County Animal Rescue: Rossville (pet food and supplies, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
Humane Society of Putnam County: Cookeville (spay/neuter assistance)
Nashville Humane Association: Nashville (pet food, spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Shepherd's Green Sanctuary (pigs only): Cookeville (contact Shepherd's Green for list of services)
Young-Williams Animal Center: Knoxville (pet food, spay/neuter, and vaccination assistance)
Animal Birth Control Clinic: Waco (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Animal Friends of Washington County: Brenham (low-cost spay/neuter, vaccinations, heartworm treatment)
Animal Trustees of Austin: Austin (assistance for necessary veterinary medical care, spay/neuter assistance, and heartworm treatment)
Arlington Humane Society: Arlington (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Canyon Lake Animal Shelter Society: Canyon Lake (pet food, spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Cause for Paws: Greenville (spay/neuter, medication, and vaccination assistance)
Dallas Animal Services: Dallas (spay/neuter assistance)
EmanciPet: Austin (spay/neuter assistance)
Freeman-Fritts: Kerrville (spay/neuter assistance, low-cost veterinary care)
Helotes Humane Society: Helotes (pet food)
Houston Humane Society: Houston (spay/neuter assistance)
Kaufman County Animal Awareness Project: Crandall (assistance for veterinary care including vaccinations, microchipping, and spay/neuter)
Metroplex Animal Coalition: Dallas (spay/neuter assistance)
Outreach Animal Clinic: Dallas (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Pet Food Bank of Austin and Travis County: Austin (Pet food)
Pet Pals of Texas: Converse (pet food, supplies, and general pet care assistance for elderly or disabled residents)
Pet Prevent A Litter of Central Texas: San Marcos (pet food and litter, spay/neuter assistance)
Spay-Neuter Assistance Program: Multiple locations (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay/Neuter Your Pet: Dallas-Fort Worth (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay Texas: Statewide (spay/neuter assistance)
SPCA of Polk County: Livingston (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
SPCA of Texas: Dallas (pet food, assistance for veterinary care including vaccinations, microchipping, and spay/neuter)
Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine "The Capper and Chris Save the Animals Fund" (veterinary care assistance)
Texas Coalition for Animal Protection: Azle, Cleburne, Denton, Fort Worth, Hamilton, Hillsboro, and McKinney (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
The Humane Society of Moab Valley: Moab (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Utah: Murray (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Pet Samaritan Fund (veterinary care assistance programs for senior, disabled or ill pet owners)
Frontier Animal Society: Orleans (spay/neuter assistance)
Second Chance Animal Center: Shaftsbury (spay/neuter assistance)
Vermont Spay Neuter Incentive Program: Bridgewater (spay/neuter assistance)
Angels of Assisi: Roanoke (spay/neuter assistance, discounted pet medications)
Animal Welfare League of Alexandria: Alexandria (spay/neuter assistance)
Animal Welfare League of Arlington: Arlington (spay/neuter, vaccination and microchip assistance, assistance for emergency veterinary care)
Bedford Humane Society: Bedford (spay/neuter assistance)
Capital Animal Care Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic: northern Virginia (pet food, supplies and spay/neuter assistance)
Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA: Charlottesville (spay/neuter assistance for owned pets and feral cats)
Fauquier SPCA: Warrenton (spay/neuter assistance)
Franklin County Humane Society: Rocky Mount (spay/neuter assistance)
Helping Hands Affordable Veternary Surgery and Dental Clinic: Richmond (reduced cost veterinary surgery)
The Holly Help Memorial Spay/Neuter Fund: Bristol (Pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Culpeper: Culpeper (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society of Fairfax County: Fairfax (pet food)
Humane Society of Loudoun County: Purcellville (spay/neuter assistance)
Loudon County Animal Care and Control CARE Pet Pantry: Leesburg (pet food)
Moutain View Humane Spay Neuter Clinic (low cost spay/neuter)
Partners Among Cats and Canines: Franklin (spay/neuter assistance, assistance for emergency veterinary care)
Prince William SPCA: Manassas (spay/neuter, vaccinations, wellness checks)
Richmond SPCA: Richmond and the surrounding counties of Chesterfield, Hanover, Henrico and Goochland (free and low-cost spay/neuter services, affordable pet wellness clinics, free pet pantry, free behavior support, low-cost temporary off-site boarding for pets)
Roanoke Valley SPCA: Roanoke (pet food)
Shenandoah Valley Spay and Neuter Clinic: Harrisonburg (spay/neuter assistance)
Lynchburg Humane Society: Evington (spay/neuter assistance)
Spay, Inc.: Northern Virginia (spay/neuter assistance)
SPCA of Martinsville and Henry County: Martinsville (spay/neuter assistance)
Virginia Beach SPCA: Virginia Beach (pet food, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
The Virginia Kincheloe Spay/Neuter Clinic: Fredericksburg (low-cost spay/neuter, microchips)
Voices for Animals: Charlottesville (pet food, spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
Northwest Spay & Neuter Center: Tacoma (spay/neuter assistance for owned pets and feral cats)
Concern for Animals: Thurston, Mason and Lewis Counties (spay/neuter, pet food and veterinary care assistance)
Forget Me Not Animal Shelter: Republic (spay/neuter assistance)
Humane Society for Seattle/King County: Bellevue (low-income senior citizen's pet food assistance, discounted spay/neuter and microchipping, pet project assistance for individuals disabled by AIDS)
PAWS of Bainbridge Island: Bainbridge Island and North Kitsap (spay/neuter, vaccination, pet food, veterinary care assistance; additional services for seniors)
Seattle Humane Society: Seattle (services for low-income, disabled, and senior pet owners: spay/neuter, vaccination, pet food, veterinary care assistance)
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Cathay General Bancorp To Announce Second Quarter 2012 Financial Results
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In the official GOP rebuttal to President Obama's State of the Union speech Tuesday, Republican Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., made a passionate case for the limited role of government in American society. But the gist of his message was lost on the Twittersphere about 11 minutes in, when the visibly overheated senator broke away for a quick sip of water.
Rubio, who had mopped his brow a few times previously during the speech, was in the midst of maligning what he called "false choices" Mr. Obama laid out between big government and big business. But he interrupted his thought to grab a small water bottle apparently at his side, ducking down and nearly out of of the camera frame, before taking a sip and continuing with his remarks.
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i need some gauges i already have a boost gauge but i want an oil temp gauge so im gonna have to buy the pillar any ideas and how hard to install and recommend a brand or a site to order from thanks
This is a discussion on i need gauges within the Interior Mods forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; i need some gauges i already have a boost gauge but i want an oil temp gauge so im gonna ...
i need some gauges i already have a boost gauge but i want an oil temp gauge so im gonna have to buy the pillar any ideas and how hard to install and recommend a brand or a site to order from thanks
if u have the $$$ i would say Defi hands down.
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wtf never heard of it send me a link or something thanks man
What boost gauge do you currently have? Having mismatched gauges looks pretty crappy IMO.
Defi gauges are nice, but they are on the pricey side, and that's a turnoff to some. There are many other gauges that offer the "sweep" and look similar, but tend to have failures (great with warranty, but how many times do you want to uninstall/reinstall the gauge?), and have a tendency not to be accurate (an inaccurate gauge is worse than none at all). Other gauges to consider would be Greddy or Omori.
As for gauge pods, the A-pillar is alright, but I prefer the clock or steering column pods (at least for your first set of gauges). ATI is nice because it allows you to install either 52mm or 60mm gauges in it pretty easily.
Most any aftermarket parts supplier will carry gauges and gauge pods. Try looking at some of the vendors on our site for an idea on pricing.
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my subie came with the gauge when i bough its the one that subaru offers and it goes on the steering column there i though about getting the clock gauges but i dont wanna have to tear the whole dash apart thanks
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I did pretty well with an Autometer and a universal pillar pod from the autoparts store. It took a little arts and crafts skill to sculpt the pod with a heat gun, but its a custom fit, and the plastic matches the dash pretty well. Its the cheaper way to go, but still looks good imo.
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How would one go about creating a php/mysql pricing system in which complex pricing rules (ie discounts, extra charges) for each product can be stored and executed most efficiently? Key thing is also scalability.
I understand adding a few rules in PHP programming logic will solve things, however such a system requires constant development (to continue adding new rules when they appear) usually creating a bottleneck.
Then I stumbled across something called "decision tables" according to a post here - [jonathanlevin.co.uk ]
Would something like this fulfill the requirements for me or do you see anything else suiting this task better? Key thing for me is ability to quickly add rules and scale the system indefinitely without slowdowns. Ability for non-developers to modify rules themselves is also required.
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- Infection of the intestine with a flagellate protozoan, which causes diarrhea and other symptoms.
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NTSB to shut down tracks for accident reenactment
NTSB holds briefing on deadly BART accident
Details emerge about BART train accident
NTSB investigating deaths of two BART workers
Unions demand answers into deaths of BART workers
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BART workers mourn loss of colleagues
WALNUT CREEK, Calif. (KGO) -- At a press conference held Tuesday at 5 p.m. the NTSB said they have been in the fact finding phase of their investigation into the deaths of two BART employees who were hit by a train over the weekend.
The NTSB investigators said they completed their investigation of the scene and signal system on Tuesday. They plan to conduct a reenactment of the accident on Wednesday afternoon.
They have requested 30 days of maintenance records for the BART cars. BART is helping to compile that information for the NTSB. Investigators said the lights, horn, and brakes were working. The employees that were killed were allowed to be on the tracks and were granted simple approval from the control center and were responsible for their own safety.
There were two individuals training to operate trains on the day of the accident. NTSB lead investigator Jim Southworth said, "Each trainee spent time in the operator seat for such training, under the direct supervision of an experienced trainer, positioned behind the trainee. At the time of the accident the trainee's time in the operator's seat was part of the trainee's certification to operate trains in revenue service. We have been told that the other employees onboard were riding in the passenger portion of the car."
BART released a statement about the closure of the BART tracks on Wednesday so that the NTSB can conduct a reenactment. The statement said, "In cooperation with the ongoing NTSB investigation, on Wednesday, October 23, 2013 from 12 noon to 3:30 pm, BART will need to operate a bus bridge between Lafayette Station and Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre Station. This means there will be no BART train service between Lafayette, Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill stations during that 3.5 hour period, customers will need to use the bus bridge instead."
Workers killed on BART tracks considered responsible for own safety
The two BART workers who were struck and killed by a train while inspecting the tracks during the second day of a BART strike over the weekend were working under a practice in which they were considered responsible for their own safety, a National Transportation Safety Board official said.
Track engineers Laurence Daniels, 66, and Christopher Sheppard, 58, were checking on a report of a dip in a stretch of trackway between the Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill BART stations a short time before 2 p.m. Saturday when they were fatally hit by a BART train.
An operator in training was driving the train, which was running without passengers, according to the NTSB.
The pair was also working under a standard BART procedure known as "simple approval," which requires workers to notify BART's operations control center when they plan to work on or near the tracks.
Under that protocol, NTSB lead investigator Jim Southworth said Tuesday, "the responsibility of their safety is on themselves" and workers are told to expect a train coming in either direction at any time.
Following simple approval, either Sheppard or Daniels was expected to designate themselves as a lookout for the other worker to keep an eye on the tracks, Southworth said.
On the day of the accident, two people were in training to operate trains, working under the direct supervision of an experienced trainer. The person in the operator's chair at the time of the collision was working to complete a certification to operate passenger trains, he said.
Four other BART employees aboard the train were in the train's passenger compartment, he said.
NTSB investigators gathered that and other details about the circumstances surrounding Saturday's fatal crash during an on-scene investigation on Monday and Tuesday and plan to conduct a reenactment of the accident on Wednesday.
BART officials said in a statement on Tuesday that the BART tracks will be closed and a bus bridge will be set up to replace train service between the Lafayette, Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek stations from noon to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday during the reenactment.
Meanwhile, the NTSB has also requested 30 days' worth of maintenance records for the BART cars involved in the crash, Southworth said.
He said investigators will then review those records, along with audio and visual recordings taken by equipment in the train operator's compartment and transcripts of interviews with BART employees.
A preliminary report based on the NTSB's investigation could take six months to a year to complete, and possibly longer, depending on the information collected, Southworth said.
As part of their investigation, the NTSB will also review the employee procedures used at the time of the collision, including simple approval, Southworth said.
The practice was also used by the last BART worker who perished on the job, 44-year-old James Strickland, who was struck and killed by a BART train on Oct. 14, 2008, while conducting an inspection on the tracks in Concord. On the day of the accident, Strickland and his colleague were unaware that trains would be single-tracking through the area, according to a report completed by BART safety inspectors.
Southworth said he is familiar with practices used by other transit agencies similar to "simple approval," but did not elaborate.
Bay City News contributed to this report.
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Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2013, 14(2), 4030-4049; doi:10.3390/ijms14024030
The Role of F-Box Proteins during Viral Infection
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Abstract: The F-box domain is a protein structural motif of about 50 amino acids that mediates protein–protein interactions. The F-box protein is one of the four components of the SCF (SKp1, Cullin, F-box protein) complex, which mediates ubiquitination of proteins targeted for degradation by the proteasome, playing an essential role in many cellular processes. Several discoveries have been made on the use of the ubiquitin–proteasome system by viruses of several families to complete their infection cycle. On the other hand, F-box proteins can be used in the defense response by the host. This review describes the role of F-box proteins and the use of the ubiquitin–proteasome system in virus–host interactions.
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Republican Representative Paul Ryan on Friday agreed to meet with the Congressional Black Caucus after members of the group branded his remarks about inner-city poverty this week "highly offensive". The controversy began on Wednesday after Ryan said on William Bennett's talk radio show, "Morning in…
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UFC women's bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey says that she'd be willing to make an exception and move up in weight, but only if that opponent were former Strikeforce champ Gina Carano.
CagewriterMissing plane sent signals to satellite for hours
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — A Malaysia Airlines plane sent signals to a satellite for four hours after the aircraft went missing, an indication that it was still flying for hundreds of miles or more, a U.S. official briefed on the search said Thursday.
Associated PressKindergartener takes bus to wrong school, says she's a new student, school totally buys it
School officials at Yates Magnet Elementary School in Schenectady, N.Y. totally bought it when a kindergarten girl showed up on Wednesday all by herself and pretended to be a new student all day. The student, Janeya Nevins, ended up at Yates Elementary because she got on the wrong school bus in the…
The Daily CallerScarlett Johansson Camouflages Her Baby Bump on First Red Carpet After Pregnancy Reveal
See pictures of pregnant Scarlett Johansson camouflaging her baby bump -- but showing off her engagement ring -- on the red carpet of the Hollywood premiere of Captain America: The Winter Soldier on March 13
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Yahoo FoodWis. man sentenced for drugging, assaulting women
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Brian Stowe sat with his head down as, one by one, three women walked to the front of a Wisconsin courtroom and described their shock at finding out their close friend had drugged them to the point of unconsciousness, then sexually assaulted and photographed them.
Associated Press'Fifty Shades of Grey's' Jamie Dornan: Even My Friend Won't See My 'Disgusting' Movie
Jamie Dornan, the new face of "Fifty Shades of Grey," admits that he had some "humiliating experiences" during his hundreds of failed auditions before hitting it big as BDSM fan Christian Grey. Dornan talked to London Evening Standard about getting the role after "Sons of Anarchy" star Charlie…
ABC NewsWill Fox News cost the Republican Party the 2016 election?
It used to be that Democrats would view Fox News with a mixture of disdain and awe. Disdain for the channel's casual relationship with the facts, and its GOP-line-toeing under the motto "Fair and Balanced"; But in the last election it became apparent that Fox News may be doing the Republican Party…
The Week (RSS)A Kardashian gets her $15K mink coat stolen from a Starbucks
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