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Thanks. Got one of these for $7.95 shipped.
http://fab.com/sale/17865/product/161826/ Sure as hell didn't need it lol
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http://fab.com/sale/15804/product/99205 Free shipping. Just had to pay .99c - I had about $29 credits
I did the $10 and the $5 and they both shop up under my account/credits.
Can I use them both at the same time, do they combine ?
Someone probably mentioned this, but the $10 is back in the Facebook Wrapp app. You can send it to someone if you sent it before if it shows as available for that friend again, which means they may be able to send to you again if they sent last time that was available.
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December 17, 2013: 3:05 PM ETThe financial planning site is growing fast, and has a lot of data to show for it. A newly hired data whiz from Netflix will take on the challenge.
By Daniel Roberts, writer-reporter
FORTUNE -- You may not have heard of LearnVest yet, but your financial planner likely has.
The startup that Alexa von Tobel launched in 2009, initially as a budget-help website directed at women, has pivoted slightly in its time. What began as online-only content and tools now revolves around one-on-one service from an army of certified financial planners. Like the room rental service Airbnb, LearnVest is a startup for which its website is only a vehicle for eventual human interaction.
Von Tobel, one of Fortune's 40 Under 40 "Ones to Watch" this year, says the reason for her focus on planners is that automated help isn't enough anymore. Consider a dual-income family without children, for example. "What felt like surplus money before, suddenly they have two kids and buy a house, now they're freaking out and they feel like they're broke," she says. "They don't want content, they want painkillers." That comes courtesy of personalized service from an experienced human being who can pore over their finances and offer them a tailored plan to spend better and save for the future.
MORE: Netflix refashions itself for the small screen
The repositioning has been successful. In July, LearnVest raised almost $20 million in new funding from investors such as American Express Ventures (AXP), bringing the site's funding to nearly $45 million in total. The company has also distanced itself from its female-dominated database, and now counts 35% of its membership as male. Nearly half of all members join as a couple; nearly 25% are young singles seeking financial assistance.
Growth in a company's customer base begets growth in the database. Which is why LearnVest has hired David Lennie, the director of data science and engineering for movie streaming giant Netflix (NFLX), as its new senior vice president of analytics, Fortune has learned. His task come Jan. 6: helm its growing treasure trove of personal financial data.
"LearnVest works with a tremendous amount of data that speaks to the financial state of people nationwide," von Tobel says. The company aims to leverage the data culled from its members through subscriptions -- not something it has fully explored in years past.
"I think it's been more of an ad hoc effort, to be honest," Lennie says. "But they've realized it's time to invest in this area to drive product direction as well as corporate strategy. So this isn't an IT function, this is data as a central asset to product, marketing, and overall corporate strategy."
MORE: 4 ways Netflix can maintain the momentum
When Lennie joined Netflix five years ago, the company was just beginning the transition from DVD-by-mail company to content-streaming company. "With streaming, you suddenly had this incredible density of data per customer," he says. "Their analytical systems had grown organically but never by design. So I got brought in to help build that out." LearnVest is facing a similar opportunity.
This, Lennie says, is what excites him about LearnVest and convinced him to leave Netflix. "They wooed me. I wasn't actively looking," he says. "I liked the challenge of finding something that was approachable and relatable, and making what was otherwise off-limits to most people somehow accessible. They don't have all of the answers yet; LearnVest is actively changing its product. There are certainly other consumer finance apps and people targeting solutions in this space, but no one else seemed to be targeting the 99%. Most of the solutions out there are targeting wealthy people to make them more wealthy."
Competitors include MoneyGuidePro and eMoney Advisor, which occupy the financial planning software category; Credit Sesame and Mint.com, which are positioned for general money management; and HelloWallet, a business resource intended to help employees manage their spending. But, von Tobel says candidly, most of the products by LearnVest's competitors "are so bad that even I can't understand it, and I'm a financial planner."
For that reason, Lennie -- "an analytics powerhouse," von Tobel says -- is a key hire, and an exclamation point on the 80 hires the company has made in 2013. He brings to the company "not only his knowledge of big data but also his expertise in subscription services," which will play into the company's greater goal of "making financial advice a non-luxury product."
Will customers pony up for a service that costs between $300 and $500 per year? With the data at his fingertips and a new team at his disposal, it's safe to say that Lennie will be the first person to find out.
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After spending a significant portion of the past two years researching and "test driving" eText in the many formats and sources that currently exist, I have come to a number of initial conclusions about the nature and application of eText in higher education (the educational level to which I limited my studies and investigation). I've seen that most of the possible implementation strategies for eText seem quite logical and are based on existing technologies that have been available to the higher education community for some time. But there is still a problem holding us back--a problem that lies in the fact that defining, combining, and implementing eText components has as yet been accomplished only on a very limited basis and by only a few "technologically entrepreneurial" institutions. Large-scale eText implementation is a task that has been identified as too daunting, too difficult, and it is the perhaps the most significant replacement ever, of an educational tradition that has served higher education well for centuries.
What are some of the attributes of eText, and what are the related issues institutions looking into eText are considering? The creation of fully interactive, technology-robust eText (not simply a scanned copy of a paper textbook) should include the following components, each of which should be considered by institutions planning an eText implementation:
A Universal eReader Software Platform: The adoption of an eReader software platform that supports any eText that has been either converted from existing hardback textbooks or created by aggregating digital content from any source, is critical. College and university students will demand one means of accessing their eTexts, not multiple open or proprietary platforms at the same time. Keep it simple; one fully functional eReader software platform that is agnostic of source, device, or learning management system (LMS).
Open Device Requirements: eTexts and eReader software platforms should be hardware-agnostic and support a majority of existing computer or reader devices (with varying degrees of functionality). Students should make the choice to use the device they may already own or to acquire a device that best takes advantage of the functionalities provided by the eReader software platform or digital content provider, or simply decide based on cost.
Technology Integration: The components of eTexts must be integrated and not limited to sole source hardware, software, LMS, or other components; rather, these technologies should be available to be integrated by an institution to best serve the needs of their students and faculty.
eText Implementation: An institution will maximize the success of its conversion from text to eText if it is adopted by faculty willing to "pioneer" this technology and by students who elect to participate in eText pilots and initial adoptions. This is clearly the "cat out of the box" scenario. Once eText instructional benefits and the drastic cost reduction of eText are experienced by students, the student demand for this technology will be unharnessed. Institutions and faculty will, over some short or long period of time, find the implementation of eText as apparent as converting former manual systems to automated systems.
eText Access: The eText should be available to the student reader both onine (via the Web) and offline (residing on their computer or eReader device). This multiple access maximizes student learning time. Online and offline eText must sync as students pass between modes.
100 Percent Sell-Through: It's clear that the cost of the eText will be reduced most significantly when the institution provides every student in an eText adopting section, an Text, via the institution's registration process, much like a required laboratory fee. If textbooks are an essential instructional tool, and if current textbook acquisition by students is far less than acceptable (e.g., as much as 50 percent of students do not acquire a textbook, or acquire it too late), then providing 100 percent of students an eText via the existing registration process, at a fraction of the cost of hardback textbooks, should be highly desirable.
Print Demand: Students should be provided multiple means of printed text, both formally (third party) and in a print-on-demand basis. This can be accomplished via multiple means and varied levels of cost, far less than current cost of retail hardback sources, used textbook sources, textbook rentals, and other existing sources for textbooks. Early studies show that printing demands are modest and quite often limited to content that has been digitally "highlighted," annotated, or noted in some fashion (possibly as a way to study for an exam).
Digital Exchange: eReader software platforms must provide students and faculty with a means to exchange text-related activities such as highlighting, notes, annotations, articles, cases, video, audio, and more, in digital format.
Analytics: eReader software platforms must provide analytical capabilities to serve to identify potential student learning deficiencies or opportunities. With eText we will have a means to capture data on student use of the material, areas of concern, attempts/successes/failures of content knowledge transference, time spent on task (i.e., not just online), and so on. This data may be used to offer prescriptive solutions to improve completion, retention, and GPA.
These eText attributes illustrate a few of the many advantages that eText brings to the teaching/earning process. eText is ready... are we? Only time will tell, and the time to find out is now.
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Mississippi State went to the ninth inning Friday with Ross Mitchell on the mound and Jonathan Holder waiting to help.
Mitchell was 13-0 with a 1.31 ERA coming out of the bullpen this season. Holder was the closer with the 20 saves and 1.26 ERA.
"Going into that ninth inning with a three-run lead felt like we were winning by 100," Bulldogs first baseman Wes Rea said.
To which Mississippi State coach John Cohen quickly interjected: "I'm glad you felt that way."
An exaggeration on the part of Rea, sure, but it said something about the Bulldogs' state of mind as they finished off Oregon State 4-1 at the College World Series and advanced to the championship series.
Mississippi State didn't have to come back this time after trailing late in each of its first two wins at TD Ameritrade Park. And any lead for Cohen's team might tend to look a little bigger than it is because of the depth and star power that the Bulldogs have behind their starting pitchers.
"Our kids feel like if we have a lead late in the game we're going to win because we have one of the best bullpens in America," Cohen said.
Mississippi State (51-18) actually had a little bit of everything Friday as it eliminated Oregon State (52-13) and advanced to the first CWS championship series in school history.
The offense produced five straight hits in the fifth inning, highlighted by Hunter Renfroe's three-run homer. The defense produced three double plays and seemed to step on Oregon State's throat every time it threatened to rally.
And then there was the pitching. Kendall Graveman (8-5) gave the Bulldogs 52⁄3 innings before Mitchell and Holder did the rest.
"I thought the whole story of the ballgame was Kendall going out there and shoving the baseball in the strike zone," Cohen said.
Graveman left after allowing Andy Peterson's run-scoring single in the sixth inning. Mitchell carried the Bulldogs to the ninth before back-to-back one-out singles by Dylan Davis and Danny Hayes brought on Holder, who needed just five pitches to get two outs and his 21st save.
"We couldn't get a hit when we needed one," Oregon State coach Pat Casey said. "I think that's happened before to all teams. And, obviously, we're facing very good pitching."
Mississippi State had to be persistent in building its 4-0 lead.
Beavers left fielder Michael Conforto robbed Rea of an extra-base hit when he crashed into the left-field wall with a fantastic catch in the second inning. After an RBI infield single by C.T. Bradford in the fourth, Conforto ended the inning by gunning down Rea trying to score on a fly ball into foul territory.
The Bulldogs then got two-out singles by Adam Frazier and Alex Detz before Renfroe connected in the fifth, the 16th home run this season for the All-American from Crystal Springs, Miss.
"I told the whole dugout, 'He's about to hit one a long ways right here,'" Rea said. "That was kind of crazy. Things are falling our way right now, and we just have to keep it going."
Oregon State pitcher Andrew Moore (14-2) said he might have gotten a little lazy after recording two quick outs to start the fifth. Renfroe was thinking fastball when he got something else too good not to drive.
"It was a 3-1 curveball," Moore said, "and I tried to bury it because I knew we had a base open. I made a mistake, left it up a little bit. He's a great player, and he made me pay for it."
Renfroe didn't think he'd gotten all of it at first, but the low trajectory gave it a chance, much to the delight of Graveman in the dugout.
"I think that was the biggest fist pump I've given all year," the pitcher said.
The Bulldogs had a solid lead, a nice change from trailing Oregon State 4-3 after seven innings last Saturday and Indiana 3-2 after seven innings on Monday.
Renfroe said he had been getting texts and Facebook comments from Mississippi State fans, letting him know the close calls were starting to take a toll on them.
"They're saying, 'I've had to take my heart medication these last few days,' and everything like that," Renfroe said. "It feels a lot more relaxing on our defense (with the lead). We can sit there and actually enjoy it and have absolute confidence in our pitchers."
Cohen said Friday started with his Bulldogs wandering the lower hallways at TD Ameritrade Park trying to find the door to the third-base dugout. Once they get between the lines, the rest is taking care of itself.
"I think these guys really believe something's going to happen that's going to allow us to win a game," Cohen said.
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This theater is like a step back in time. It's very modest inside but has a great small town vibe. It does have a small balcony with just 4 rows that you access from a very narrow and steep staircase.
Mark in NC: I just clicked on the theatre website and found the directions near Asheville.
This theater actually only has one screen. They sometimes show a "G" rated movie in the day and a "R" at night though. This is a great little theater. I take my family here over taking them to the larger theaters in Asheville. They have first showings on all their movies and some on the movie's opening day. All seats are same price and MUCH cheaper than going to Asheville, NC or Johnson City, TN.
Okay. That explains why there were two movie titles shown on the marquee in the photo I linked to in the first comment above. Thanks.
Screens should be changed to one. The Yancey Theater is listed in 1955 with 368 seats.
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2336 Auburn Blvd, Sacramento, CA | Directions
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Sat 11am-6pm
Neighborhoods: Del Paso Park, North Sacramento
The staff was very nice, professional and provided excellent service. I was pleasantly surprised by the great selection. Thank you!
Our salesman was great! He did a fantastic job! He was very specific, knowledgable and detail oriented. He made this a good and easy experience. We loved it!
Great service! I walked in, bought a sofa and walked out in under ten minutes!! The staff was very friendly.
Nice furniture, good prices. Thank you for all the help and the quick response! Everyone was very nice!
They had good service!! The staff was awesome, knowledgable and extremely helpful! :) Raises for everyone!
We are so upset with furniture Galleries located on 2336 Auburn Boulevard, Sacramento, CA that we have contacted our attorneys!!!
This has been our first furniture buying experience and has been a nightmare!!!
This is why :
Reason 1: We purchased 21,000 dollars of Aico furniture for our new home and almost half of the furniture we bought was delivered damaged
2 glass couriers
An Entertainment center
One of our night stands
An approximate total of 10,000 dollars in damaged and undelivered furniture…
Reason 2: It has been 3 months since we have purchased our furniture and we still have not received all our furniture. We are still waiting on our drawer courier.
So it has been 3 months and they have given us the run around. They have not been direct with us in terms of properly handling this situation. They offered to repair the furniture…but do you think it is right or fair to pay retail price for damaged goods. I don't. We have waited and waited finally we requested to return the damaged furniture and cancelled the piece of furniture that was never delivered three months later and we are still in limbo.
Reason 3: Due to the current situation, the finance companies are harping at us because they want to bill us for furniture that is damaged and has not been delivered. To top it off one of the contracts they gave us to sign was a cancelled contract between the finance company and Furniture Galleries which has the finance company harassing us calling us at work for paper work that furniture galleries should have provided them with!! They have very poor communication and protocols when it comes to working with their finance companies. We have been slammed in the middle of furniture Galleries and their finance companies with furniture galleries taking no action in 3 months.
Reason 4: We have also become very skeptical about purchasing Aico furniture. Aico prides themselves on being the Mercedes of furniture but all we got was cheep damaged lemons!!! The Aico factory at this point has refused to take back or simply replace their damaged furniture. At least that is what American furniture galleries has told us.
We are so sick of it and have demanded they take their damage furniture back. They have left us no choice but to contact our attorneys.
What happened to good ol' customer service and trying to please the customer..Ok forget about pleasing the customer why not just do what is right!!!!
Out of this whole nightmare the only positive aspect of this situation was our sales associate Galym whom was very helpful patient and very professional. That is the only reason why I have gave them one star and also because I had to in order to right this review. It is ashamed that even though he worked very hard and delivered optimum customer service He has lost a life time customer due to his company's unprofessionalism and inadequacy. Al least while he works at Furniture Galleries because we will never step foot in that gallery to purchase furniture again. However, it is sad to say that the negative has highly over passed the positive….
I hope they reflex back at this situation and figure out how as a company they can efficiently and effectively handle issues between their factory, their finance companies, and the customer's concerns!!!!
helpful people – Have shopped here before and everyone is very helpful!
Van really provided us with great service in terms of suggestions and recommendations both on furniture and decorating. He is the most honest salesman I think I have ever worked with, and would certainly come back to buy from him again.
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Long timer lurker, first timer poster - Hey people!
Don't mind the hair, it was rather windy outside. Oh and sorry for the hipster recoloured photo...it wasn't my camera!
Ugh, me too man. At family gatherings I never really care for how any of the pictures we take turn out. I'm actually stronger now than the ones I posted, and don't look rail thin, but I just don't really like taking pictures. I feel the do me a disservice for whatever reason.
@Stabmyheartxxx welcome to non lurker status! Those California rolls look delicious...I bet they have wheat in them. That'd set my stomach on fire >
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I don't usually post pics. Remember how in HIMYM (if you watch), Barney never takes a bad picture?
I'm the opposite, I never take a good picture.
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Cons However, it was too short overall. Only 9 missions were included, and I finished it in less than a week. Replayability is low - once you've completed a mission, there isn't much of a compelling reason to go back and replay it.
Summary In general, I thought the game play was a bit too linear and rather simplistic. Bottom line - I'm a bit disappointed with this $60 game. I expected more from Bethesda.


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A Study of Short-Term Outcomes and Economic Impact For Patients With Worsening Congestive Heart Failure When Natrecor (Nesiritide) is Added to Standard-Care Therapy, Compared to Administration of Placebo With Standard-Care Therapy
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The purpose of this pilot study is to compare the clinical effects, safety profile, and economic impact of standard therapy plus Natrecor® (nesiritide, a recombinant form of the natural human peptide normally secreted by the heart in response to heart failure) to standard therapy plus placebo in patients who present to the Emergency Department with worsening congestive heart failure (CHF) and are treated in the Emergency Department /Observation Unit.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Cardiomyopathies Heart Failure, Congestive Dyspnea, Paroxysma |
Drug: Natrecor (nesiritide) |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double-Blind Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Prospective Randomized Outcomes Study of Acutely Decompensated Congestive Heart Failure Treated Initially in Outpatients With Natrecor (Nesiritide) - The PROACTION Trial |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Natrecor® can be safely administered in outpatient settings with blood pressure monitoring; Number of hospital readmissions and average length of stay in the hospital
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Economic Impact on hospitals of earlier and more aggressive treatment in the Emergency Department with Natrecor® added to standard care
Enrollment: | 250 |
Study Start Date: | January 2001 |
Study Completion Date: | January 2002 |
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Drug: Natrecor (nesiritide) |
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Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients with a history consistent with congestive heart failure (either chronic or new onset) with fluid overload or elevated cardiac filling pressures by clinical diagnosis
- having a need for observation and intravenous therapy for at least 12 hours, primarily for the treatment of acutely worsening heart failure
- having dyspnea (difficulty breathing and shortness of breath) at rest, while supine, or immediately upon minimal exertion, and evidence of heart failure rather than pulmonary disease as the primary cause for the dyspnea
- having jugular venous distension, abdominal discomfort (such as decreased appetite or nausea) and a weight gain of at least 5 pounds in the previous month
- having chest x-ray findings indicative of heart failure, or rales (sounds associated with fluid in the lung cavity) heard on physical examination.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients having a clinical status so acutely unstable that invasive monitoring or mechanical ventilation is required
- admitted to Emergency Department/Observation Unit primarily for a diagnostic evaluation (such as ruling out myocardial infarction or to diagnose irregular heart beats)
- having systolic blood pressure consistently less than 90 mm Hg
- having cardiogenic shock (a sudden decrease in blood pressure that results in decreased perfusion of body tissues and organs), volume depletion, or any other clinical condition that would contraindicate the administration of intravenous diuretics, ACE inhibitors, or an intravenous agent with potent vasodilating properties
- having a circumstance recognized at baseline evaluation that would definitely prohibit discharge to home from the Emergency Department/Observation Unit in less than 24 hours.
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Responsible Party: | Scios, Inc. |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00270387 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | CR005209 |
Study First Received: | December 22, 2005 |
Last Updated: | December 12, 2012 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by Scios, Inc.:
Acutely Decompensated Congestive Heart Failure Heart Failure Renal Impairment Kidney Failure Myocardial Infarction. |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Dyspnea Heart Failure Cardiomyopathies Respiration Disorders Respiratory Tract Diseases Signs and Symptoms, Respiratory Signs and Symptoms Heart Diseases |
Cardiovascular Diseases Natriuretic Peptide, Brain Natriuretic Agents Physiological Effects of Drugs Pharmacologic Actions Cardiovascular Agents Therapeutic Uses |
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Traditional Sights in Japan
Posted: December 13th, 2008 | Author: Jessica Rosenkrantz | Filed under: travel | Tags: japan, photography, tokyo | No Comments »Here are some more shots from our trip to Japan. Click through to flickr to see more details about each one. The images show the Chrysanthemum festival at Shinjuku Gaien, traditional structures at Engakuji in Kamakura, hiking in Kamakura, and incense and decorations at the Sensoji in Tokyo.
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Yep, that's Peyton Manning wearing No. 18 and throwing passes. The uniform might look strange, though.
And yes, that's a female line judge making calls in the Green Bay at San Diego game.
As for those two good-looking youngsters with the Colts and Redskins, they're the top picks from this year's draft making their NFL debuts.
The first full weekend of preseason games kicks off tonight with Manning leading the Denver Broncos at Chicago, his first action since the playoffs after the 2010 season for the once-indestructible quarterback.
On the same night, Shannon Eastin makes history when she officiates in the Packers-Chargers matchup - on national television, no less. Eastin is one of the replacement officials hired by the league while the regulars are locked out after their contract with the NFL expired.
Also today, second overall selection Robert Griffin III leads the Redskins at Buffalo. Top overall pick QB Andrew Luck must wait until Sunday for the Colts' first exhibition game, at home against St. Louis.
The rest of tonight's schedule has New Orleans, already 1-0 after beating the Rams in the Hall of Fame game, at New England; Pittsburgh at Philadelphia; and Baltimore at Atlanta.
On Friday, it's the Super Bowl champion New York Giants at Jacksonville; the New York Jets at Cincinnati; Tampa Bay at Miami; Arizona at Kansas City; Cleveland at Detroit: and Minnesota at San Francisco.
Saturday's matchups have Houston at Carolina and Tennessee at Seattle.
Dallas at Oakland finishes off the weekend on Monday night.
--Denver (No. 10 in the AP Pro32) at Chicago (No. 11 tie)
Imagine the anticipation Manning is feeling about getting back on the field after neck surgery forced him to miss all of last season, then the Colts let him walk as a free agent. The four-time MVP can't possibly be treating this as another friendly.
''I think he's anxious to get in there, just like all of our starters,'' coach John Fox said
Even Bears QB Jay Cutler is eager to see Manning back behind center.
''I think everyone is,'' Cutler said. ''There are a lot of question marks over there, but Peyton's Peyton. He's going to be on top of things, and I'm sure he's going to look fine.''
--Green Bay (No. 1) at San Diego (No. 16)
Extra spice in this game comes from the 42-year-old Eastin's debut.
''I believe I am ready,'' said Eastin, a referee in the MEAC (FCS division). ''I'm a realistic person and I know what is realistic for me. I am not going to play football. I feel it is realistic for me to officiate.
''I make myself ready for any opportunity that comes my way. I will come in with my eyes wide open.''
--Washington (No. 25) at Buffalo (No. 19)


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Robert 'Roy' Nagel
A funeral was held for former Sequim resident Robert "Roy" Nagel, who died Dec. 12, 2009, at the age of 91.
He was born Aug. 18, 1918, in Tumwater. He moved to Mount Norway as a young boy and went through eighth grade in a one-room schoolhouse.
He married Marvel Schweitzberger in Vancouver on Aug. 18, 1945, and farmed for several years.
He worked for SPS Railroad, later Burlington Northern, for 30 years.
The couple also owned Totem Pole Laundromat in Hazel Dell from the late 1960s-1981.
They retired to Sequim in 1983 and moved back to Vancouver in October 2009.
He was a member of the Assembly of God Church.
He is survived by his wife, Marvel; daughter and son-in-law Barbara and Terrin Pearson of Vancouver; brother Oscar Nagel of Ione; three grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Straub's Funeral Home in Camas was in charge of arrangements.
Wanda Elizabeth Terry-Mills
Private family services will be held at a later date for Sequim resident Wanda Elizabeth Terry-Mills, who died Dec. 12, 2009, at the age of 89.
She was born Jan. 11, 1920, in Chaffee, Mo., to William and Katheryn Hooker McGehee.
She married Edgar J. Mills on May 11, 1991.
She is survived by his children, Suzanne and Gregory.
She was preceded in death by her husband Douglas Terry in 1990, her son Michael Terry in 2003, and her husband Edgar Mills in 2008.
Drennan & Ford Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Sarah Silvas
A service was held for
Sequim resident Sarah Silvas, who died Dec. 12, 2009, at the age of 88.
She was born Aug. 20, 1921, in Calexico, Calif., to Manuelo and Andrea Magallenes Samayoa.
She married John G. Silvas on Aug. 21, 1948, in Yuma, Ariz.
A homemaker, she lived in San Diego, Calif., Arizona and Sequim.
She is survived by her husband, John Silvas of Sequim; son John Silvas of Montesano; daughters Linda Silvas of Sequim and Caroline Carnathan of Palestine, Texas; brother Armando Samayoa and sisters Connie Cannon, Irene Rhodes and Margie Ebarra, all of California; five grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her brothers Ralph, Oscar, Art and Robert Samayoa and sister Sofie Hernandez.
Memorial contributions may be sent to First Step Family Support Center, 325 E. Sixth St., Port Angeles, WA 98362.
Diane Doria Eldredge
No service was reported for Sequim resident Diane Doria Eldredge, who died Dec. 9, 2009, at the age of 54 of heart failure.
She was born Feb. 6, 1955, in Chicago, Ill., to Rex Charles and F. Doria Babineau Seslar.
She married Sandee Hills on Sept. 29, 1993, in Mount Vernon.
She worked for John Fluke Manufacturing and Electronics in Everett, was manager of Discovery Bay Retirement Community in Discovery Bay, owned and operated Crafts Unlimited in Sequim and owned Peninsula Poker.
She is survived by Sandee Hills; son and daughter-in-law Guy and Heather Eldredge of Sequim and daughter and son-in-law DeAnna and Thomas Connors of Everett; her mother; brothers and sister-in-law Richard Seslar of Snohomish; Andrew and Cheryl Seslar of Colville; and Charles Seslar of Antwerp, Ohio; sisters and brothers-in-law Terri and Jim Edwards of Snohomish; and Patricia and Phil Blake of Des Moines; half-sisters Adrie Madden of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Connie Gordon of Antwerp; and Terrie Hotary of northern Indiana; and seven grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her brother Stephen Seslar in 1987 and her father in 1990.
Memorial contributions may be sent to Diane D. Eldredge Memorial Fund, c/o Wells Fargo Bank, 501 W. Washington St., Sequim, WA 98382.
Dedra Marshall Franks
A private family service will be held for Sequim resident Dedra Marshall Franks, who died Dec. 6, 2009, at the age of 87.
She was born April 28, 1922, in East Troy, Wis., to Oren H. and Dora Gruno Marshall.
A graduate of Allegheny College with a master's degree from Columbia University, she married John Michael Franks on Nov. 24, 1951, in Erie, Pa.
Mrs. Franks lived with her husband and family in Cleveland, Ohio, until 1982.
While in Cleveland, she earned a master's degree in education at Case Western Reserve University and taught in both the Cleveland and West Geauga school districts.
The couple moved to the Pacific Northwest in 1982 after their retirement, then to Sequim in 1989. During the 1990s, they were members of the Driftwood Sculpture Club and produced many sculptures.
She was a social worker in New York City, N.Y.; a troop leader and regional director for Girl Scouts of America; and elementary school teacher in Cleveland, Ohio.
She lived in East Troy, Wis.; Whitefish Bay, N.Y.; New York City, N,Y.; Erie, Pa.; and Sequim.
Mrs. Franks was an avid bridge player, volunteer student tutor for the Sequim School District and volunteer sales clerk for the Sequim Dungeness Hospital Guild Thrift Shop.
She is survived by her children Christine Dora Vogt of Nutley, N.J.; John Lewis Franks of Lynnwood; David Bruce Franks of New York City; and Cirius Sunriver of Sequim; five grandchildren; and six nephews and nieces.
She was preceded in death by her husband, John M. Franks.
Memorial contributions may be made to Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County, 540 E. Eighth St., Port Angeles, WA 98362.
Catherine Gloria (Campbell) Sallee
December 24, 1913 - December 14, 2009
Catherine Sallee joyfully left her earthly home in Sequim, Washington and departed to her heavenly home on December 14, 2009. She was born in Eureka Springs, Arkansas to
Jesse Kelley Campbell and Louisa Edna (Utiger) Campbell on December 24, 1913 and was known to her friends as Katy.
Katy spoke often of her adventures with her family in various parts of the USA. She was a tomboy as a child and loved to climb trees, swim the Mississippi River and whatever else her brother enjoyed. Her father was a preacher who eventually established a historic Assembly of God Church in Anacortes, WA; Nampa, ID and Riggins, ID. Katy remembered her mother also as a powerful woman who was known to lay hands on the people when they were ill so that they became well. Katy loved them dearly most especially for their comforting presence and affection.
Katy married Floyd Sanford Sallee in 1933. He made his journey to his heavenly home in 1991. They had 5 children, numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren. Their sons and daughters-in-law are Sanford and Delora Sallee, Hank and Wanda Sallee, and Tom Sallee. Their daughter and son-in-law are Gloria and Norm Kincannon. Jackie, their daughter, is meeting them in their new home.
Katy was a woman who loved the Lord Jesus Christ and shared His love in an irresistible manner. She was a mother to all and never to be heard speaking harshly unless it was to defend an insulted party. Her grandchildren remember her
as a personification of unconditional love. Her home was a place of comfort and welcoming arms.
She was a wonderful cook who worked at various restaurants and owned her own at one point. Often, when her family met at her house, they were happy to be greeted by the best pizza in the world which she had made and brought home from work. She was never seen to be anything but joyful for the company of those around her. Her example will never be lost.
Katy the Mom and Grandma will be missed always because her life made the world better and warmer indeed.
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- NAME: Tokyo Rose
- OCCUPATION: Radio Personality
- BIRTH DATE: July 04, 1916
- DEATH DATE: September 26, 2006
- EDUCATION: University of California, Los Angeles
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Los Angeles, California
- PLACE OF DEATH: Chicago, Illinois
- Originally: Iva Toguri
- Nickname: Tokyo Rose
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Tokyo Rose, whose real name was Iva Toguri, was an American-born Japanese woman who hosted a Japanese propaganda radio program aimed at U.S. troops during World War II.
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Iva Toguri, better known as "Tokyo Rose," was born in Los Angeles on July 4, 1916. After college, she visited Japan and was stranded there after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Forced to renounce her U.S. citizenship, Toguri found work in radio and was asked to host "Zero Hour," a propaganda and entertainment program aimed at U.S. soldiers. After the war, she was returned to the U.S. and convicted of treason,
serving 6 years in prison. Gerald Ford pardoned Tokyo Rose in 1976 and she died in 2006.
Early Years
Iva Toguri, better known as "Tokyo Rose," was born in Los Angeles, California, on Independence Day, July 4, 1916. Her father was a Japanese-American who owned an import shop. Caught between two cultures, Iva Toguri aspired to be like all American teenagers. She wanted to become a doctor and attended UCLA, graduating in 1941, but then there was a twist of fate.
Her mother's sister became ill in Japan, so as a graduation gift, Iva was sent back to Japan to visit her sick aunt. She didn't like the food and felt very alien. The year was, of course, when the attack on Pearl Harbor occurred in Hawaii. Tension between the Japanese and the U.S. made it suddenly difficult for her to make it back to America. The last ship bound for America left without her and she was stranded. Japanese secret police came and visited her to demand that she renounce her U.S. citizenship and pledge loyalty to the Japanese emperor. She refused. She became an enemy alien and was denied a food ration card. She left her aunts and moved to a boarding house.
"Zero Hour"
In 1942, the U.S. government rounded up Japanese-Americans and put them in internment camps. Iva's family was relocated to such camps, but she didn't know about it. The letters between her and her parents stopped, and she was suddenly isolated without information about their lives. She needed a job, so she went to an English-speaking newspaper and got a position listening to short-wave-radio newscasts and transcribing them. Iva then got a second job with Radio Tokyo as s typist, helping to type out scripts for programs broadcast for GI's in Southeast Asia. Then, she was unexpectedly asked to host a show called the "Zero Hour," an entertainment program for U.S. soldiers. Her feminine, American voice was meant to reach the U.S. soldiers.
The idea was to demoralize the soldiers, to tell them that their girls back home were seeing other women. She did call the troops "boneheads," but she never dispersed much propaganda, as was the main goal of the broadcasts. Iva never called herself Tokyo Rose on the air. She called herself Ann and later Orphan Ann. Tokyo Rose was a term created by the lonely men out in the South Pacific who were delighted to hear what they imagined as an exotic geisha-type woman. Iva created 340 broadcasts.
The irony was that Iva wished desperately to return to the U.S. She worked as a radio personality for three years, during which time she fell in love with a Japanese-Puerto Rican man.
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