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She may be "Maid in Manhattan," but Jennifer Lopez loves the Hamptons enough to spend $10 million on a chic 3-acre spread in Water Mill, NY.
First reported by the New York Post, Lopez, along with her young boyfriend Caspar Smart and her twins Max and Emme, were seen multiple times touring the property before Lopez officially dropped $10 million for the 8-bedroom, 7.5 bathroom, 8,500 square foot custom home.
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"Research shows 89 percent of people with Parkinson's disease experience speech and voice disorders, including soft voice, monotone, breathiness, hoarse voice and imprecise articulation," according to Aleta Millet, speech therapist. "This technique gives new hope for improved communication so patients have confidence in conversations."
LSVT LOUD improves vocal loudness by stimulating the muscles of the voice box and speech mechanism through a systematic hierarchy of exercises. "It does not train people to shout or yell but the treatment uses loudness training to bring the voice to an improved, healthy vocal loudness level with no strain," Millet said. "Research also indicates that patients have improved swallowing function."
ETMC physical therapist Lynn Henry is trained in LSVT BIG. "Principles of LSVT LOUD are applied to limb movement in Parkinson's patients," Henry said. "This training increases amplitude of limb and body movement to improve speed, balance and quality of life."
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Environmentalists have turned their legal fight toward stopping the largest mountaintop removal mine permit in West Virginia history.
Last week, the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy and a group of coalfield residents filed an amended lawsuit in federal court to challenge a permit for the Arch Coal Inc. Spruce No. 1 Mine in Logan County.
The groups want to stop the Army Corps of Engineers from issuing a permit for the 3,100-acre mine on Pigeonroost Branch near Blair.
The Spruce mine was exempted from a new federal government plan to require extensive environmental studies before mountaintop removal mines are permitted.
The corps is expected later this month to authorize valley fills associated with the mine under a less stringent, nationwide general permit.
In court papers filed Wednesday, attorney Joe Lovett argues that the corps cannot authorize the mine that way, because nationwide general permits are to be used only for activities that have minimal adverse environmental impacts.
Arch Coal subsidiary Hobet Mining Inc. wants the Spruce permit so it can expand its Dal-Tex mining complex. The mine employs about 400 people. The company has already laid off a handful of workers, and threatens more job losses if it doesn't receive the expansion permit quickly.
In July 1997, the conservancy filed a lawsuit aimed at curbing mountaintop removal. The suit alleged that the corps and the state Division of Environmental Protection permitted mines that violated the federal Clean Water Act and the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act.
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Although he promised us that he would wear them for Game 4, Spike Lee could not resist his own temptation and wore his Knicks Foamposite PE for Game 3 – the first game of the series to be held at Madison Square Garden. Unfortunately for Spike and Knicks fans worldwide, the New York Knicks could not seize the Home Court opportunity and fell deeper in the loss column, facing a possible sweep at the hands of the Miami Heat as we near Game 4 this Sunday. We've got some shots of Spike Lee wearing his Foamposite PEs courtside below, so take a look and hopefully the Knicks' fortunes would be a bit better come Game 4. Photos: espn
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The white dude wearing the lebron elites kinda look like Eric Clapton. Not saying he is, just saying.
Alot of ppl are hating on this shoe but if Penny wore these while he played for NY, would it be different? They're decent to me. The royals will forever be the best Foam IMO. Then the Coppers and probably All Whites
yeah that's too much, not even an inverse would look better probably, but because it still carries the name foamposite it should fly right off the shelves as usual
That front row has got some winners on it. Knicks Foams, Flight '89, Home Elite LBJ9, Air Max 2010, Son of Mars
Man it must be hard watching the game in the garden and in Spike Lee's point of view. it was gut wrenching and intense game watching it at home lol.
I see somebody already has those son of mars breds on. They don't look that bad on feet. In my opinion the Knicks Foam PE are ok.
Not a Knick fan but have to respect the MSG crowd. Check out the kicks in the front row..... Spike's foams, Air Max, Lebron 9 Elite, Flight '89 and the new J XI Low. Not bad!
Wow. Bad pics but from wat I can see they look good! I would really like to see a sample with a bluish sole
The White guy in the plaid on the 1st pic is rocking the lebron elites..probably doesn't know who lebron is..somebody just gave him the kicks
:O Nike is not about to ruin its name by releasing these clown shoes I know!. And is he wearing a size 11 or 12 wit his tiny ass. Fuckin boats!
Nike could close their eyes and point at a color chart randomly to choose foam cws and they'd still sell because of all the hype.. which is cool with me actually.
Youre commending someone for wearing the Son of Mars, but not the Championship Air Jordan low? SMH
seeing that he is COURTSIDE ($$$$$) in a knicks/heat game I'm more than positive he forked out 250 with no problems at all and he probably knows more about kicks than you do
jordan won a championship in the air jordan 11 low??? damn learned something new today. smh


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Needing insurance at point guard because of reserve Jordan Farmar's back troubles, the Nets will sign Orien Greene to a 10-day contract, sources said.
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A former Sweetwater commissioner and the president of the city's chamber of commerce are among the residents interested in a vacant Sweetwater City Commission seat.
On Sept. 20, 13 residents submitted their résumés to the city clerk's office.
The seat was left vacant after Jose Diaz was sworn in as mayor on Aug. 12. Diaz replaced Manny Maroño, who was arrested by the FBI on bribery charges and suspended by Gov. Rick Scott last month. Jose Bergouignan Jr. became vice mayor.
The commission has 90 days from the creation of the vacancy to fill it. On Sept. 9, commissioners had been expected to appoint someone to the seat but voted to postpone action. Commissioner Manuel Duasso was absent. Commission President José Bergouignan residents interested in the position had until Sept. 20 to submit their résumés. It is the first time such a move has been implemented, as city rules call for an appointment by the commission.
The list of residents interested in the seat include: former commissioner Cecilia Holtz-Alonso; Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce President Jesus Castañón; shipping company manager Ronald G. Adams; construction manager Alexander Llaguno; former candidate Juan Rene Fernandez; community volunteer Idania Llanio;volunteer Eduardo Suarez; Carver Middle School social studies teacher Madelin Vinat; former Everglades National Park ranger Jenny Guerra; business owner Saul Diaz; real-estate agent Nancy Merida Ruiz; education specialist Jerrie Mckibben-Perez; and accountant Enrique Diaz.
Those who submitted their résumés will have a background check conducted — a first for commissioners. Bergouignan suggested the background check because of the recent turmoil the city has faced. Fellow commissioners agreed with him. He said it was a great way of displaying transparency.
Commissioners have also kept mum on endorsing anyone, except Commissioner Prisca Barreto, who has gone on the record supporting former commissioner Holtz-Alonso.
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[JURIST] International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) [advocacy website] President Jakob Kellenberger [official profile] told reporters Friday that all sides of the conflict in the Sudan are violating international humanitarian law [press release]. The statement came after Kellenberger completed a 5-day trip to the country that included time in the Darfur region [JURIST news archive]. While holding the Sudanese government primarily responsible for the violations, he also faulted the armed groups who have fought against the government for the last four years. Kellenberger called for all sides to follow international humanitarian law in protecting civilians and aid workers.Next week Luis Moreno-Ocampo [official profile], chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court [official website], is expected to introduce evidence and name the first suspects in its Darfur war crimes investigation [JURIST report], which has documented thousands of civilian killings and hundreds of rapes. Last week the UN Human Rights Council [official website] pulled a probe into the Darfur region [JURIST report] after Sudanese officials refused to grant a visa to a team member who had accused the Sudanese government of violating human rights in a 2004 report [UN News report]. Reuters has more. AFP has additional coverage.
[JURIST] United Nations human rights experts Friday condemned [press release] a proposed Nigerian law [JURIST report] banning gay marriage and tightening laws criminalizing homosexuality in the country. While engaging in homosexual acts in Nigeria is already punishable by death by stoning, the UN experts said the new law, which authorizes a maximum five-year sentence for any person found to be openly gay,
will make persons engaging in, or perceived to be engaging in, same sex relationships in Nigeria more susceptible to arbitrary arrests, detention, torture and ill-treatment and expose them even more to violence and attacks on their dignity.
[JURIST] California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger [official website] has announced a plan to release some prisoners convicted of nonviolent crime [press conference video/transcript] to alleviate the burden on Californias overcrowded prison system [JURIST news archive]. The move comes in response to various federal actions, including one as recently as last week by US District Judge Thelton E. Henderson [official profile] of the Northern District of California [official website], that could establish federal oversight of Californias prison system if the overcrowding problem is not solved. The California system has more than 171,000 inmates living in facilities that combined were designed for 100,000. Schwarzeneggers press office has indicated that felons will not be eligible for early release. Earlier this week a California state judge ruled that a plan to transfer prisoners out of state violated state law [JURIST report]. The San Francisco Chronicle has more.
[JURIST] A South African court Friday dismissed charges against eight South African mercenaries suspected of plotting a coup [BBC backgrounder] against the president of Equatorial Guinea [JURIST news archive]. The Pretoria judge found that the state had not proven its case against the men. Lawyers for the defendants argued that South African officials were behind the failed plot, but the South African government denied any involvement. The eight men were arrested in 2004 in Zimbabwe for allegedly purchasing weapons in preparation for a coup against Equatorial Guinea president Teodoro Obiang Nguema [BBC profile], who assumed power himself through a coup in 1979. In 2004, over 60 other mercenaries involved in the plot were tried and sentenced [JURIST report] in Zimbabwe, most receiving one year jail sentences. The alleged coup leader, British national Simon Mann [BBC profile], received a four-year prison term in Zimbabwe for buying weapons without a license. In 2005, Sir Mark Thatcher [BBC profile], son of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, pleaded guilty to charges related to the failed coup and was fined [JURIST reports]. BBC News has more. South Africa's Mail & Guardian has local coverage.
[JURIST] Members of Guinea's National Assembly voted unanimously Friday to reject the request of Guinean President Lansana Conte [BBC profile] for an extension of martial law in the Republic of Guinea [government website, in French; US State Dept. backgrounder]. Conte declared [JURIST report] martial law in the country last week, and the measure is set to expire at midnight Friday. Conte said Thursday that he would seek an extension [Reuters report] from parliament. Hundreds of civilians have been arrested [JURIST report] for opposing the government since Conte announced martial law February 12 in response to protests and strikes in opposition to Conte's continued rule. In addition to the lifting of martial law, opposition leaders are demanding a new prime minister before unions will end the strike. The emergency declaration instituted a strict curfew and authorized the military to monitor phone calls and to put under house arrest anyone who engages in activities "against the state." Guinea's military has been accused of firing upon unarmed protesters [HRW report] as well as beating and raping civilians. In November of 2006, Guinea was ranked as one of the world's most corrupt nations [JURIST report] by the annual Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index [text]. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Hilmi Aydogdu, leader of the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party [official website; Wikipedia backgrounder], was charged by Turkish authorities Friday with inciting hatred after stating that any Turkish attack on Kirkuk [Global Security backgrounder], a city in northern Iraq with a large Kurdish population, would be comparable to an attack on all Kurds. Aydogdu could face up to three years in prison if found guilty.Growing hostility between Kurds, Arabs, and Turks in Kirkuk, as well as suspicions that Iraqi Kurds seek to create an independent state with Kirkuk as its capital, has made Turkey wary. The country has suggested that it might protect its interests in the oil-rich city with military force. The status of Kirkuk [JURIST report] is set to be decided by referendum this year. Kurdish Media has more.
[JURIST] State Farm Insurance [corporate website] filed papers on Thursday to have US District Court Judge L.T. Senter, Jr. [district website; JURIST news archive] recused from certifying a class action lawsuit against the company over Hurricane Katrina damages. The insurer questioned Senter's impartiality as fellow judge John Roper and Terri Brown, a federal court clerk, could be plaintiffs in the class action suit. Senter has already disqualified himself from hearing individual lawsuits involving the two co-workers. Senter, who has not yet ruled on the insurer's recusal motion, is scheduled to hear arguments concerning the State Farm class action bid on Wednesday. AP has more.In January, a Mississippi jury held State Farm liable for $2.5 million dollars in punitive damages [JURIST report] for rejecting a Katrina claim that State Farm said was due to wind before the storm rather than the hurricane itself. In the same month, State Farm agreed to settle with hundreds of Mississippi homeowners, but Senter rejected the proposed settlement [JURIST reports].
[JURIST] Tens of thousands of protesters rallied [Radio Free Europe report] in the Afghan capital of Kabul Friday to support an amnesty bill that would shield alleged war criminals who participated in the anti-Soviet resistance during the 1980s and the 1992-1996 civil war [Wikipedia backgrounders] from prosecution. The lower house of the Afghan parliament [official website] approved the measure [JURIST report] at the end of January and it passed the upper house [JURIST report] earlier this month, but President Hamid Karzai [BBC backgrounder; JURIST news archive] is known to oppose the legislation. Rights activists insist that Afghanistan's parliament includes a significant number of war criminals. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour [official profile] has also criticized the resolution [JURIST report].Under Afghanistan's 2004 constitution [text], the amnesty bill will become law unless the president acts within 15 days of parliamentary passage. If Karzai refuses to sign the bill, the 250-member Wolesi Jirga, or House of the People," can override his veto with a two-thirds majority vote. BBC has more.
[JURIST] Human Rights Watch (HRW) [official website] has accused the Saudi government of violating international law when it beheaded four Sri Lankan robbers [HRW report] and placed their bodies on public display in the country's capital, Riyadh, on Monday. According to HRW, the four migrants, who were badly beaten [Daily Mirror report], had been imprisoned for years without access to legal representation. One of the men, Ranjith Silva, told HRW that the four men were never advised of their legal rights or warned that they faced execution. Sri Lanka twice petitioned King Abdullah [BBC profile] to repeal the death sentences. The Sri Lankan government is seeking to recover the four bodies [Daily News report]. HRW has criticized Saudi Arabia's human rights record [JURIST report] in the past.International law guarantees insists that defendants found guilty of a capital crime are due basic protections, such as the right to an appeal. HRW on Thursday called for Saudi Arabia to halt all pending executions and retry those currently on death row. AP has more.
[JURIST] Forty-six of 49 countries participating in the the two-day Oslo Conference on Cluster Munitions [conference materials] on Friday agreed to an action plan to develop a new international treaty [press release] to ban the use of cluster munitions [FAS backgrounder] by 2008. Hosted by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the 46 nations vowed in the Oslo Declaration [PDF text] to conclude a legally binding international instrument prohibiting the use of cluster munitions that "cause unacceptable harm to civilians" and to "establish a framework for cooperation and assistance that ensures adequate provision of care and rehabilitation to survivors and their communities." The countries plan to continue negotiations with further meetings in Lima, Vienna and Dublin over the course of the next year. In his opening statement [text] to the conference, Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs Jonas Gahr Store [official profile] called for an end to the use of cluster munitions:
We must bring an end to the unacceptable human suffering caused by the use of cluster munitions. This suffering is not an inevitable and unavoidable consequence of modern war. It is the result of the use of a particular group of weapons...The time has come to agree that these weapons that cause such indiscriminate suffering should no longer be used.
[JURIST] The Supreme Court of Canada [official website] ruled [text] Friday that the government's use of security certificates [CBSA backgrounder; CBC backgrounder] to indefinitely detain and deport foreigners with suspected ties to terrorism violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms [text; CDCH materials]. Three Arab Muslim men - Adil Charkaoui, Hassan Almrei and Mohamed Harkat [case summaries] - argued [JURIST report] before the high court last year that their indefinite detentions were unconstitutional. Suspected of membership in al Qaeda, the men were arrested on special security certificates authorized by the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act [text]. Suspects can spend years fighting deportation while courts hear sensitive intelligence evidence against them, often in closed session without defense attorneys present. Although the court determined that the security certificates are unconstitutional and without effect, the judgment will not take effect for one year in order to allow Parliament time to comply with the Court's ruling. The security certificates have existed since 1978 and have been used six times since 2001 [Globe and Mail backgrounder]. Sacha Trudeau, the younger son of late Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau who was the architect of the 1982 Charter, denounced the certificates [JURIST report] during a court hearing in 2005 for a Syrian held in solitary confinement for four years. CBC News has more. The Globe and Mail has additional coverage.
[JURIST] The UK High Court has rejected [judgment text] the legal bid of Algerian-born pilot Lotfi Raissi [BBC report; Wikipedia profile] for compensation for his wrongful detention. Raissi was held under a US extradition warrant after being indicted [text, PDF] by a federal grand jury in Arizona shortly following the September 11 attacks [JURIST news archive]. US prosecutors alleged Raissi offered pilot training to the hijackers, but lacking evidence, sought his extradition on the grounds that Raissi had falsified his pilot's license application by failing to disclose a knee operation. The extradition request was rejected [BBC report] by a British judge for lack of evidence linking Raissi to terrorism. Raissi was arrested naked in his home with his wife and brother on September 21, 2001. He was granted conditional bail [BBC report] on February 12, 2002 after almost five months detention because the US government was unable to submit any materials and documents to support its allegations. He sought compensation [BBC report] from the UK government under a scheme approved by the UK Home Office which, according to the court, allows for payments "to persons whose convictions are quashed on appeal or who, following charge, have not been proceeded against or have been acquitted of crime at trial." In its judgment Thursday, the UK court ruled that Raissi's claim did not fall within the ex gratia scheme because the claim stemmed from extradition proceedings, not from Britain's domestic criminal process. AP has more. BBC News has additional coverage.
[JURIST] A federal jury in California awarded [special verdict form, PDF] Alcatel-Lucent [corporate website] $1.52 billion dollars in damages Thursday for violations of two of Alcatel-Lucent's digital music patents committed by Microsoft [corporate website; JURIST news archive]. The patents govern technology that converts audio input into MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3, more commonly known as MP3, which Microsoft has incorporated into several variants of its Windows Media Player [product website]. Microsoft has said that it properly licenses the MP3 technology [press release] from Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft [official website], a German company which Microsoft describes as the "industry recognized licensor." Microsoft plans to appeal the jury's decision, which could have far-reaching implications in the digital media industry, as large numbers of companies in the industry, including Apple, Nokia, and Sony, license its MP3 technology from Fraunhofer.Related claims against Gateway and Dell [corporate websites] are still pending. Lucent Technologies filed 15 patent claims in 2003 alleging that the PC makers violated patents governing technology developed by its research and development organization, Bell Laboratories [corporate website]. Microsoft joined in the litigation as an intervenor and counter-claimant, due to its wide circulation of Windows Media Player through its Windows operating system [product website]. Lucent Technologies was acquired by Alcatel in December of 2006. AP has more.
[JURIST] US Army Sgt. Paul E. Cortez received a 100-year prison sentence Thursday for his role in the rape and murder of a 14-year-old Iraqi girl [JURIST news archive] and the murder of her family in the Mahmudiya (also "Mahmoudiya") area last March. Cortez pleaded guilty [JURIST report] earlier this week to felony murder, rape and conspiracy to rape. He will be dishonorably discharged from the Army and will be eligible for parole after 10 years. His plea agreement [JURIST report], which requires that he testify against others involved in the incident, allowed him to avoid the death penalty. In November, Army Spc. James P. Barker pleaded guilty [JURIST report] to the rape and murder charges and was sentenced to 90 years in prison [JURIST report], an effective life sentence, but with the possibility of parole. Barker also agreed to testify against the other soldiers implicated [JURIST report] in the attack. Pfcs. Jesse Spielman and Bryan Howard still face military charges and former US Army Pfc. Steven D. Green [JURIST news archive], discharged from the military because of a personality disorder before the allegations arose, has pleaded not guilty [JURIST report] in his civilian trial in federal court in Kentucky. Green is said to have been the key player in the rape and murders. It was recently revealed that three months before the attack, Green was diagnosed by military mental health workers as a homicidal threat [JURIST report]. AP has more.
[JURIST] A group that advocates the therapeutic use of marijuana [JURIST news archive] is suing the US Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Health and Human Services [official websites] for their statements that the drug has no medical value. According to a complaint [PDF text] filed Wednesday in US District Court in San Francisco, Americans for Safe Access (ASA) [advocacy website] alleges that the government's statements "deter sick and dying persons from seeking to obtain medicine that could provide them with needed, and often life-saving, relief." ASA's lawsuit invokes the Data Quality Act (DQA) [text; OMB materials; ASA backgrounder], which President Bush signed in 2001 to ensure "the quality, objectivity, utility, and integrity of information" disseminated by federal agencies. The statute allows citizens to seek correction of flawed information. "The FDA position on medical cannabis is incorrect, dishonest and a flagrant violation of laws requiring the government to base policy on sound science," ASA chief counsel Joe Elford said in a press release [text]. ASA asserts that scientific research, including a new study involving AIDS patients [abstract] and a 1999 Institute of Medicine report [text], has shown that marijuana is effective in treating some illnesses. The lawsuit seeks a permanent injunction barring the agencies from disseminating statements [text] that marijuana "has no currently accepted medical use" and ordering them to correct the statements. The New York Times has more. The San Francisco Chronicle has local coverage. About a dozen US states permit the use of medical marijuana. Rhode Island joined that list last year, when legislators overrode the governor's veto [JURIST report] of a bill allowing patients to use marijuana under a physician's supervision. However, the US Supreme Court's 2005 decision in Gonzales v. Raich [opinion text; Duke Law case backgrounder] validated Congress's power to criminalize the growth and personal use of marijuana for medical purposes.This report was prepared in partnership with the Pittsburgh Journal of Environmental and Public Health Law.
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Have you narrowed it down on your move yet. I was in Creston this week and other than there is no Costco or Homesense wow that is a pretty place. Weather is awesome orchards and farm land everywhere and lots of heritage style houses. You are very close to the border so going to Spokane is just a short days drive. Hope you decide on the exact right place for you.
We did. We packed all our own things and everything arrived safe 'n sound in about one week, if I recall correctly. :)
Oh I'm glad to hear you had a good move with them since they are one of the contenders.
DBD, we used AMJ to move from Kingston to Burnaby and we were very happy with their service. :)
Oh the insurance thing is a real bear. I ran into the cents/pound thing before as well as the 'they don't insure fridges or freezers'. So far the AMJ Campbell folks tell me you just have to get the extra insurance and then it's covered because their normal stuff is pretty useless.
She also told me that even if you pack the box, if you can show the box was wrecked a bit, they cover the contents, they don't if the box is still in good condition. So she said to take pictures, mark the box as it is brought in, and note it on the sign off sheet when the mover is finished so they can't say you did it later or whatever. That seems sensible to me.
TR is coming for a quote but can't come until next week. I may be out of town by then so this may have to wait until I am back.I can't put road trip off much longer as the weather is just too good to push my luck any longer and so far the movers are saying long distance moves aren't a problem to book for the end of the month (like they are during the summer) so fingers crossed.
Take pictures. Take them now, of everything in the house, and take them when you pack the boxes, and take them when the furniture is being loaded. If you have an issue, the pictures will cover you - and if you, heaven forbid, need to deal with insurance, the pictures will be your savior.
We have used TR for moves four times now - no make that five and we always pack as much as we can. We also save the boxes just in case, and the packing paper ......
It is a function of weight and distance with the only other variable being the number of people they use to load and unload. Insurance - they carry some, but your household policy also covers you so you really don't need to buy a lot from them, We did around $10,000 IIRC. Will go back and check that out.
Sell what you can and remember they will take nothing flammable, or liquids so make sure you give away or consume all your refreshments before. Save some though and take in the car - you might need them later.
Yes there will be some things that get banged around and a few nicks here and there - and they will fix them. They have always made good on any problems we have had, ;)
PaintbrushP, I have seen that site. It seems to list movers who have signed on with the site. The ones it keeps pumping up for me are small companies which makes me nervous given the number of complaints (which are limited thanks to no good opinion sites for movers unfortunately) I've seen. Even the BBB (which is about the only source I can find for ratings) seems to rank smaller companies lower than the biggies (although I sometimes think that some of that is because they aren't typically members of BBB).
Oh, I should have taken a better look at it before referring it to you. It's always best to go with the more established companies, I think. I'm sure everything will work out great, DBD. Moving is one of those big stressors but once it is all done and you can put your feet up in your new home, it is all worth it. :)
Thanks I have requested a quote from Tippet-Richardson so we'll see how they come out.
PaintbrushP, I have seen that site. It seems to list movers who have signed on with the site. The ones it keeps pumping up for me are small companies which makes me nervous given the number of complaints (which are limited thanks to no good opinion sites for movers unfortunately) I've seen. Even the BBB (which is about the only source I can find for ratings) seems to rank smaller companies lower than the biggies (although I sometimes think that some of that is because they aren't typically members of BBB).
DBD, I'll have to ask my husband if he remembers the moving company we used. We did the packing -- which forfeited the insurance I believe -- but all our things arrived in Burnaby safely and in a timely manner.
Have you seen this website: [url]http://canadian-movers.ca/index.asp[/url]
You might have a better idea of costs for your move.
Yes, I thought I had purged pretty much everything before selling when I had the house cleared, but now I am wishing I had done more. Now it's getting really picky on things like my bed and wondering do I move a 10 year old bed or not. I have to get more details as I was told there is a point where the price is pretty much stuck (mileage, surcharges, min weight, etc.) and then the rest is on top at a reduced rate. Sort of like printing (which I understand), you pay say $1000 for the first 500 and then if you add another 2000 it only adds $250 to the cost so it just makes sense to print the extra at the same time.
Does anyone have any info/experience with the major van lines they might impart? I was told to stick to the major's given it's a long distance move that may require some storage. What kills me is you can find sites for rating just about anything except Canadian movers. I found 1 whole US forum that dedicates at least some space to it, but most of the comments are about local type movers.
My husband had accepted a job in Burnaby, BC at the time we were living in Kingston, ON. We, too, were completely shocked at moving costs and we didn't have any appliances or large furniture pieces! We did what you are doing now...comparing the cost of moving something to the value of the item. And we purged like never before! Good luck!:)
Creston is where I plan my first night (going to come through the Crowsnest pass route) so I can't wait to see it. I hope I can find a mover like you did. I hate dealing with movers as I've had more bad than good moves so I have trouble deciding who to trust/use.
Open to suggestions on that count, that is for sure.
Nope. Haven't even figured out when the road trip starts as I am waiting (and waiting) for CAA to do a triptic for me. I sort of had in my mind it would be next week (and especially since the weather is so nice still) but if they don't start producing something I may have to adapt again.
This week has been spent getting moving estimates and then trying to breath again after. Like no way I am paying $100 to pack my $40 dish set and I don't even like my Mikasa set any more so why pay for that either? Shocking what a long distance move can cost and just the jump to the island from Vancouver is quite a difference in cost. That may end up having some weight when I decide where the final choice is.
Meanwhile you are the second person (and that's just this week) who has mentioned Creston to me. Maybe there is some mojo going on for it and me which is why it keeps coming up.
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The Superfrock Superdoll site saw the release of Geometry, the second gal in the Colourvision series. The site also saw the addition of a brand new frock made just for her entitled PICNIC MAGNET. As usual these works of fashion doll art may not be around very long. However at £458 plus VAT this particular Doll Observer is happy to see what comes along next! Here is the blurb:
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DELTA ST. STATESMEN Delta State (3-0) had to rally for three runs in the bottom of the ninth of game three, but the Statesmen were able to sweep Montevallo and raise to the top spot in the rankings. DSU will host Nova Southeastern next weekend in the season's first top ten matchup. |
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MINNESOTA STATE MAVERICKS The Mavs (0-0) don't take to the diamond until this Saturday when they play a pair with both Winona State and Sioux Falls in the Metrodome. |
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TAMPA SPARTANS UT (5-1) started the season with a baffling loss to Bentley, but came back to outscore the Falcons 18-0 in the remaining two contests. Last weekend the Spartans swept visiting Georgia College. |
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MOUNT OLIVE TROJANS The Trojans (6-0) began 2013 with a sweep at Lenoir-Rhyne and a four run rally in the bottom of the ninth Sunday gave MOC completed a sweep over Newberry this weekend. One of the best matchups of this week will be in Cary when Mount Olive hosts Le Moyne. |
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ST. MARY'S (TX) RATTLERS The Rattlers (5-2) started the season with an as anticipated sweep of Newman, but went 2-2 last week which included a narrow win over Oklahoma Christian and series loss to UA Fort Smith featuring a pair of one-run losses. |
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CENTRAL MISSOURI MULES The Mules (3-1) dropped their season opener to upstart Texas A&M Kingsville, but rallied to win their next three at the Astros in Action DII Invitational. |
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NOVA SOUTHEASTERN SHARKS The Sharks (5-1) won a series over Columbus State opening weekend and handily swept Albany State this week. NSU had a massive showdown with Delta State this week which fault NSU into top team consideration if they are able to take the series. |
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CHICO STATE WILDCATS As anticipated the Wildcats (4-0) had little trouble starting their season as they swept four games from the Academy of Art. One of the contests included the first no-hitter in Chico State baseball. |
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CATAWBA INDIANS The Indians (8-0) have reeled off eight straight wins which included victories over Pfeiffer, Tusculum and Barton. They'll try to extend their win streak to double digits with games against Lenoir-Rhyne and Wingate this week. |
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ANGELO STATE RAMS Angelo State (6-1) swept Ouachita Baptist opening weekend and captured its highly-touted series against Southern Arkansas 2-1. ASU should have a much less competitive week with games against McMurry and Lubbock Christian. |
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FRANKLIN PIERCE RAVENS The Ravens (0-0) first games aren't slated until February 22nd when they take part in the Ripken Experience at Myrtle Beach against West Virginia Wesleyan, Felician, Chestnut Hill and LIU Post. |
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ST. CLOUD ST. HUSKIES The SCSU (2-1) sputtered in their season opener as they were shutout and dropped a game to Texas A&M Kingsville, but the Huskies got back on track with wins over Loyola (LA) and Southeastern Oklahoma State. |
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USC AIKEN PACERS The Pacers (5-1) began the season with a sweep of Lincoln Memorial and won two of three against Carson-Newman in which USC Aiken pitchers tallied a pair of shutouts. |
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SETON HILL GRIFFINS The Griffins (0-0) first games of the year will be this week when they play three against Francis Marion in what should be a great series with two top rated teams. |
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SOUTHERN ARKANSAS MULERIDERS The Muleriders (5-2) opened the season with wins over Cameron and Wiley College. Last weekend SAU went head to head with Angelo State in a battle of top teams but only managed to win one of three against the Rams. |
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WEST FLORIDA ARGONAUTS The Argos (6-0) paired back-to-back three game sweeps over Florida Southern and Rollins to start the season. UWF's third victory of the year was the milestone 1,000th win for the program. |
LANDER BEARCATS Lander (5-1) won a series with North Greenville to start the season and outscored the defending national champs WCU 26-5 in a three game sweep over the weekend. Logan Pemberton has started his LU career by going 2-0 with a 0.00 ERA and 20 K's in 13.2 IP. |
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GRAND VALLEY ST. LAKERS The Lakers will be one of the last ranked teams to take to the field. GVSU starts the Jamie Detillon era February 23rd on the road against Missouri S&T. |
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LE MOYNE DOLPHINS The Dolphins (0-0) start their season this week when they play three at Mount Olive. It will be great matchup of offensive vs pitching in a contest of top 20 teams. |
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UC SAN DIEGO TRITONS The Tritons (4-2) played their second consecutive quality opponent as they took two of three from Grand Canyon in Phoenix. USCD also won two of three against Colorado Mesa to start the season. |
TEX. A&M-KINGSVILLE JAVELINAS The Javelinas (6-1) can boast wins over a pair of top ten ranked teams after knocking off Central Missouri in week one and St. Cloud State last week. TAMUK can really prove their mettle this week when they play St. Mary's in a midweek matchup. |
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ST. EDWARD'S HILLTOPPERS The Hilltoppers (5-2) began the season with a series win over UA Fort Smith, rolled over Oklahoma Christian and won two of three over Newman. SEU next plays new-to-DII McMurry who has one of the best logos and mascots but worst hats. |
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FRANCIS MARION PATRIOTS For the second season in a row the Pats (4-3) have defied preseason prognostications and started the season looking like a middle of the road club rather than a title contender. FMU went 1-2 at the Carolinas Hospital Systems Baseball Classic and won two of three against St. Rose. |
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COLORADO MESA MAVERICKS The Mavs (1-2) had this week off after starting the season with a showdown series against UCSD where they could only muster to win one of three. CMU should have an easier time this week with four against the Yellowjackets of Montana St-Billings. |
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WEST CHESTER GOLDEN RAMS Last season the Rams (0-3) didn't lost their third game of the year until April 7th. This year the defending national champions started the season with three straight loses as they were dismantled by Lander and outscored 5-26. |
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TUSCULUM PIONEERS The Pioneers (5-2) started the season with a win over Pfeiffer and a pair of close loses to Catawba. Last weekend TC swept three from Norte Dame (OH) where former perfect game hurler Len Barker is the head coach. |
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MERCYHURST LAKERS The Lakers (2-1) started the season with a double-header win of Chowan, but couldn't take game three to sweep the series. Mercyhurst has the week off before heading to Myrtle Beach to take part in the Northeast Challenge. |
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MISSOURI WESTERN ST. GRIFFONS Missouri Western (1-1) split with the Arkansas Tech on opening day. The Griffons fell 6-5 in the first game before rebounding for a 5-3 victory in game two. The Griffons and Wonderboys complete their series Monday. |
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ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC PIRATES The Pirates (6-0) have began the year by sweeping their series with Winston-Salem State and Concord. AASU should increase their streak to nine after their games with Augusta State this week. |
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SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE PENMEN The Penmen's (0-0) road back to Cary starts February 22nd when they play LIU Post, Chestnut Hill, Mercyhurst and West Va. Wesleyan in Myrtle Beach. |
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INDIANAPOLIS GREYHOUNDS UIndy (0-0) will host Notre Dame (OH) starting on February 16th for a three game series for their first games of the year. |
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NORTH ALABAMA LIONS First pitch for the Lions (0-0) will be on Tuesday when they host Le Moyne Owen in a doubleheader. UNA will travel to Lakeland, FL to play three at Florida Southern over the weekend. |


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(February 2011) — Joe Biden came to visit last Memorial Day weekend. I wish he had called first so I could have invited him for an airplane ride.
Sunday morning, May 30, was beautiful on eastern Long Island. You could almost see Ireland, and it was as calm as a lobster on lithium. On days like this pilots take to the air like hawks at mealtime. I did a quick weather check on the computer then drove to East Hampton airport, where my Husky lives. The plan was to fly along the beach around Southampton to check on erosion from the heavy spring storms, but mainly I was simply eager to roam the sky on such a day. Biden would have enjoyed it too, because I would be flying right near where he was staying, as it turned out.
The beach was recovering nicely. Sand was gradually building back where it had been washed away. In due time, I landed and taxied to my hangar. How strange that the FBO golf cart pulled up before I had even climbed out of the airplane. The lineman handed me a Post-it note with a telephone number written down after the word Tracon (Terminal Radar Approach Control).
"They want you to call. Said you flew into a TFR."
"What TFR?"
"Apparently there's one around Southampton."
The first word that came to mind is not publishable within the pages of this venerable magazine. A pleasant-sounding fellow answered my call to Tracon. After verifying who I was, my N-number and contact information, he told me I had violated the TFR over Southampton that had been posted on Friday. He asked if I was aware of it.
"No," I said, "but that must have been me."
Later, I learned that I was one of 11 pilots who were not aware of Biden's visit.
"Someone at the Farmingdale FSDO [Flight Standards District Office] will be contacting you in a few days," he replied.
Sure enough, they did. Paul Gretschel, an inspector at the FSDO, requested a written statement of what happened and asked if I would come to the Farmingdale office for an interview. I said this was one of the most embarrassing incidents to happen in my flying career, and of course I would do as he requested.
In my written statement and during my interview with Gretschel and inspector David Williams, I was completely forthcoming.
I said that I had seen earlier e-mail notifications of a TFR around New York Harbor for the holiday weekend, but somehow missed the one issued that Friday regarding Southampton even though I subscribe to the FAASTeam notices. Later, I found that I had deleted it thinking it was one I had already seen. Furthermore, I told them, although I checked weather, I did not look for TFRs that morning. I don't recall there ever being one on eastern Long Island. On cross-country trips I always check for TFRs, but not for local flights. Also, I left my Garmin 696 with XM Weather at home. It would have shown the TFR. So there were three opportunities to learn of the TFR. This was bad enough, but the defining act of stupidity was that my Class III medical had just expired. I usually have it timed with the biennial flight review to more easily remember, but I had taken extra training in the past year, which counted as a BFR, so the timing was off. (I do have annual physical and eye examinations that are far more stringent than the Class III physical.) Could it be worse? I guess I could have taxied into the FBO golf cart, but if you are shaking your head right now, you're absolutely correct.
While I could tell them how the TFR incursion happened, I could in no way excuse it, I told Gretschel and Williams, and what really bothered me about this, aside from the embarrassment, was that the incursion resulted from a chain of omissions similar in a way to the chain of events preceding virtually all aircraft accidents. This was thought-provoking. The whole event was totally my fault.
The inspectors, both general aviation pilots before joining the FAA, were professional, courteous and understanding. They would make their report, they said, and send it on to the FAA Eastern Regional Counsel at JFK for disposition, adding that there would be a mandatory certificate suspension but that I could still fly during the suspension providing I was with a pilot qualified to act as pilot in command in my aircraft.
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It's that time of year again when people from all nations of the world prepare to come up to Jerusalem for the biblical Feast of Tabernacles Succot celebrations both in obedience to several biblical injunctions and in anticipation of prophesied future events.
As always, the premier event is the Feast of Tabernacles celebration hosted by the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) at the Jerusalem Convention Center from September 30-October 4.
The theme of this year's Feast is "The Spirit of Grace and Supplication," and it looks to improve on upon what has for decades been a very successful gathering of Christians in support of Israel's restoration.
Travelujah spoke with ICEJ Media Director David Parsons about the event.
How many people are you expecting to attend the Feast?
We are expecting our usual numbers of around 5,000 Christians from some 90 nations. Groups are still registering but that is where we should wind up. Our opening event at Ein Gedi may top that figure alone with the local attendance added in.
What changes will there be this year to the traditional schedule?
First, we are moving our traditional Communion Night Service to the Garden Tomb this year. We will have over 3,000 of our Feast pilgrims taking part in two separate Communion Services at the Garden Tomb on Monday, October 1.
In addition, we are cooperating with the Knesset Christian Allies' Caucus and the International Israel Allies Foundation to co-sponsor their annual "Chairmens' Conference" in Jerusalem at the same time as our Feast. This means that we will have up to 25 MPs from foreign parliaments here attending the Feast as well as the Chairmen's Conference.
The annual Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem, sponsored by Eagles' Wings Ministries, will also be held as part of our Feast this year, on Wednesday afternoon, October 3, in the Jerusalem Convention Center.
What about excursions during the Feast?
We have several bus tours, including:
Start-Up Nation' Tour
Visit to the futuristic showroom of Better Place and tour of the Microsoft offices in Herzliya.
Home Front Preparedness Tour
With a former IDF Home Front Command officer as guide, the tour will visit the newest Magen David Adom emergency response center and the world's largest bomb-proof underground emergency room recently built at Rambam Hospital in Haifa.
Tour to Settlement of Efrat for Interfaith Dialogue
This tour takes pilgrims to the Center for Jewish-Christian Understanding and Cooperation in the community of Efrat, where renowned Rabbi Shlomo Riskin will teach on the "Ends of Days" from a Jewish perspective.
Israel's Foes Past-to-Present
Kay Wilson, a noted Israeli tour guide, offers a special journey through the strategic and beautiful Elah Valley which will trace Israel's historic enemies down through time, right up to the present. The tour examines in order the Philistines, Assyrians, Babylonians, Greeks, Romans and Islamic invaders, right up to the Palestinian Arabs of today.
ICEJ AID Visits with Gaza Evacuee Families
The ICEJ AID Department will host a special visit to Nitzan, a community near Ashdod established in the wake of the 2005 Disengagement from Gaza to house hundreds of Jewish families evacuated from the Gush Katif settlement bloc. The tour will show how the Christian Embassy has been helping the Gaza evacuee families and witness the delivery of a portable bomb shelter being donated by the ICEJ to protect the community's children from rocket barrages from Gaza.
Do you see an increase in Christian awareness of and interest in Tabernacles and other biblical holy days?
This will be the 33rd year of the ICEJ's Christian celebration of the Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem and it is a biblical festival that is indeed catching on among Christians both here in Israel and across the world. For instance, the Ein Gedi celebration draws a huge crowd including over 1,000 local Christian and Messianic believers.
Other Christian celebrations of the Feast of Tabernacles have sprung up around the world. A couple of years ago I did some web searching and counted around 250 Christian celebrations of Succot being held in dozens of nations. There is now even a special website that helps Christians locate a Feast celebration near them.
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We continue our weeklong series, Rise of the Money People, by interviewing Dorothy Robyn, commissioner of the Public Buildings Service at GSA. Dr. James Kelly, a neurologist and director of the National Intrepid Center of Excellence on the campus of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md. discusses a treatment plan for traumatic brain injuries. Steve Ressler, founder and president of GovLoop, joins the Federal Drive to offer a peek at what's in the "Getting Into Government: A Guide for High Achievers." Employment lawyer Lynne Bernabei provides a closer look at Question 21 in Legal Loop. Michelle Sager, director of strategic issues at GAO, talks about the new report on the sale of political intelligence concerning the Stock Act.
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YouTube user ChloeBroomfield1995 says "Cute little Dexter can't stay awake in accounting class! Who could blame him??"
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