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Fernando Garibay
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|Los Angeles, California
|Pop, Dance, Techno
|Artist, Producer, DJ
|Years active
|1998 – present
|Interscope, Paradise
Fernando Garibay (pronounced: [feɾˈnando ɣaɾiˈβaj]) is a Mexican music producer, DJ and songwriter who has worked with artists including Lady Gaga, Enrique Iglesias, U2 and Britney Spears. He was the official musical director for musician Lady Gaga during the making of her third album Born This Way.[1][2] He has been nominated for four Grammy awards and has helped write or produce a number of hit records.[3]
Fernando Garibay is currently an executive at Interscope Records and is signed to Interscope as an artist and producer with his own imprint Paradise/Interscope.
Selected Productions[edit]
- Enrique Iglesias "Don't Turn Off The Lights"
- Enrique Iglesias "Escape"
- Valeria "Ooh La La"
- Enrique Iglesias "Mentiroso"
- Enrique Iglesias "Say It"
- Enrique Iglesias "Not in Love"
- Enrique Iglesias "Addicted"
- Sting "Stolen Car"
- Ashlee Simpson "La La (Fernando Garibay Remix)"
- The Corrs "Summer Sunshine"
- Elkland "Apart"
- Jzabehl "Naughty Boys" feat. Alexis y Fido
- Jzabehl "It's All About Me"
- Jzabehl "Throw Your Hands Up"
- Jzabehl "It's Not Over" featuring Mr. Phillip
- Jzabehl "O' I Know"
- Jzabehl "Open My Eyes"
- Mario Vazquez "Don't Lie"
- Paris Hilton "Stars Are Blind"
- Jordin Sparks "Save Me"
- Patricia Monterola "Ojos Negros"
- Patricia Monterola "The Rhythm"
- Space Monkeys "Acid House Killed Rock And Roll"
- Transister "Dizzy Moon"
- Transister "Head"
- will.i.am "One More Chance"
- will.i.am feat. Snoop Dogg "The Donque Song"
- Britney Spears "Quicksand"
- Britney Spears "Amnesia"
- Enrique Iglesias "Away"
- New Kids on the Block "Don't Cry"
- Nikki Flores "Could You Ever"
- The Dey "Taken"
- Pussycat Dolls "Bottle Pop"
- Lady Gaga "Text You Pictures" (Unreleased song, intended for The Pussycat Dolls)
- Lady Gaga "Dance in the Dark"
- The Paradiso Girls "Who's My B...."
- The Paradiso Girls "My Dj"
- The Paradiso Girls "Down"
- The Paradiso Girls "Unpredictable"
- The Paradiso Girls "Prima Donna"
- The Paradiso Girls "Just Friends"
- Sean Kingston "My Girlfriend"
- Whitney Houston "Nothin' But Love"
- Sugababes "Wait For You"
- Sugababes "Wear My Kiss"
- Cassie "Sell It" ft. Diddy
- Valeria "Lola"
- Enrique Iglesias "Tu Y Yo"
- Starshell "SuperLuva"
- Natalia Kills "Love Is A Suicide"
- Natalia Kills "Broke"
- Natalia Kills "Cold"
- Far East Movement "Fighting For Air"
- Lady Gaga "Alejandro" (American Idol Version)
- Born This Way — Lady Gaga
- "Americano"
- "Bad Kids"
- "Bloody Mary"
- "Born This Way"
- "Born This Way (The Country Road Version)"
- "The Edge of Glory"
- "Fashion of His Love"
- "Fashion of His Love (Fernando Garibay Remix)"
- "Government Hooker"
- "Heavy Metal Lover"
- "Highway Unicorn (Road To Love)"
- "Marry the Night"
- "The Queen"
- 200 km/h in the Wrong Lane — t.A.T.u.
- "All The Things She Said (Fernando Garibay Remix)"
- ^ Halperin, Shirley (May 31, 2011). "Lady Gaga Producer on the Making of 'Born This Way,' the 'Extreme' Measures to Keep It From Leaking and More". The Hollywood Reporter (Prometheus Global Media). Retrieved June 3, 2011.
- ^ Bertsche, Rachel (May 23, 2011). "Born This Way's Musical Director Fernando Garibay on Working With Gaga While Drinking Whiskey and the Revival of the Sax". New York (New York Media LLC). Retrieved June 3, 2011.
- ^ "Biography". Retrieved June 17, 2012.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Fernando Garibay.


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One thing the Suns got right: Goran Dragic
Originally published: Mar 21, 2013 - 9:54 am
They are all debatable with the exception of one. Goran Dragic.
(Ok, maybe two. If the Suns end up squeezing the Lakers' lottery pick from them this year if they don't make the playoffs, that's a major success. Right now, I wouldn't bet on them missing the playoffs. In fact, I bet Gambo just the opposite)
In a lost season filled with questionable effort, lost focus and waning desire, Dragic has been a steady rock and a great signing. Not great in the sense that he's leading the Suns to victories, but great in the sense that the Suns had a lot of choices this past offseason in the point guard market, and there were lots of question marks among those choices. They chose wisely.
He plays hard. He plays a lot of minutes. The website Brightsideofthesun.com pointed out on twitter this morning that in his 42 minutes vs. Washington, Dragic was a +8 over 42 minutes while John Wall was -10.
And he hasn't let the coaching change affect him one bit. In fact, since the All Star Break, he leads the league in double digit assist games.
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Are U.S. citizens just ordinary folks, or do we have some special status? Is the United States one country among many, or a nation unique in history?
In short: Are we sinners or saints?
That question confronts what seems to me to be a contradiction at the heart of a common political position among conservative evangelical Christians in the United States today.
Folks with an evangelical bent constantly remind us that no one is without sin, that we all need to be saved through Jesus Christ. From this view, all people are capable of failure, and can be expected to fail, in trying to live up to the standards set in scripture. During the 2000 campaign, George Bush acknowledged he has "a lot of imperfections like anybody else" and that "if you believe that we're all sinners — as opposed to you're a sinner and I'm not — then I think it helps you, at least for me."
At the same time, many of these same people seem to believe the United States can do no wrong in the world, commonly referring to the United States as "the greatest nation on earth," as the president did in his acceptance speech at September's Republican convention. Earlier that year, Bush claimed that in the so-called war on terrorism, "We will succeed because of who we are — because even when it is hard, Americans always do what is right."
So, as individuals we are all sinners, but collectively as a nation we are the greatest? We all need to be saved from our inevitable failures, but when we come together as a nation we always do the right thing? It's not clear how the individual sinners in a country can join up to create a saintly nation.
Let me be clear: I share the belief that sin is inevitable, though as a secular person I tend to talk about human weaknesses and mistakes rather than sin. I also would argue that the more power (and, hence, the greater capacity to do damage) a person has, the more dangerous those sins become.
I also believe much the same about nations. We should expect the leadership of any nation to fail, and we should be especially worried about the failures of the most powerful countries that can do the most damage.
And, just as we should first and foremost look to correct our own sins as individuals, as citizens we should be responsible for critique of our own country, especially when we live in the most powerful country in the world.
To make good on those moral responsibilities, we have to get — as the title of an excellent documentary film on the subject suggests — "Beyond Good and Evil" (http://mef.tv). By that, I don't mean that we should abandon the concepts of good and evil, which can help as we struggle to understand the human condition. But we must get beyond the common political discourse in this country that constructs complex political issues in cartoonish fashion, with simplistic notions of good guys and bad guys.
It's not that there aren't bad guys in the world. Certainly those who took down the World Trade Center towers were bad guys. But are U.S. political leaders — who routinely lie and distort to create a climate of fear to justify war (whether it's Democratic leaders during the Vietnam War or Republicans today), and then authorize the use of military tactics that kill large numbers of civilians — really the good guys? Can we think beyond two categories?
The good guys/bad guys framework isn't adequate to understand the reasons nations go to war, the jockeying for economic domination, or struggles for critical natural resources. That framework is a way to avoid, not deepen, understanding of sin — the crimes of others and the crimes we commit. It is morally lazy.
If we continue to let politicians (and the marketing gurus who sell politicians) get away with such frameworks and language, we undermine the possibility of meaningful discussion and, hence, the possibility of real democracy. And that would truly be a sin.
Robert Jensen — a journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin and board member of the Third Coast Activist Resource Center (http://thirdcoastactivist.org/) — is the author of "Citizens of the Empire: The Struggle to Claim Our Humanity" and "Writing Dissent: Taking Radical Ideas from the Margins to the Mainstream." He can be reached at [email protected]


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Buy this photo The hearse carrying the body of Captain Walter Barrie passes the Memorial Gardens in Carterton
FOR loved ones of Captain Walter Barrie, Remembrance Sunday will take on a whole new meaning after he was killed on November 11 in Afghanistan.
Capt Barrie, 41, described by friends as "passionate and diligent" was shot at close range by an Afghan soldier as his regiment played football with members of the country's army.
Members of the 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland joined friends, family and local well-wishers who lined Norton Way in Carterton for his repatriation yesterday.
His widow Sonia and 15-year-old son Callum decided not to attend after the painful duty of receiving his body at RAF Brize Norton.
Only the sound of a single tolling bell broke the silence as the cortege arrived at the memorial garden. Royal British Legion standards were raised and soldiers and civilians alike saluted as a mark of respect.
Major Jimmy Law, 43, described his friend of more than 20 years with fondness after watching his coffin pass by a crowd of dozens.
He said: "He was a man's man. He loved his football, he loved his family and he loved his job. He was a lovely guy who had a lot of integrity.
"He was passionate, diligent and totally professional."
He said Remembrance Sunday, the first Sunday of the month of November, would now have a different meaning, despite already being an important day for those in the military and their loved ones.
He said: "It will have a different edge for us next year.
"I know Sonia and Callum are absolutely devastated, but we will be there for them as and when they need us."
Brize Norton parish council chairman Keith Glazier was in his usual place at the side of the road. He commented on the good turnout.
He said: "The numbers representing the Scottish regiment I feel sure would be of comfort to the bereaved family. We're all extremely saddened by the loss of another young soldier."
And people from Carterton and other nearby areas also attended, as usual, to show their support.
Barry Thornton-Kitching said: "I come along as a mark of respect. These soldiers make a huge sacrifice."
After leaving Carterton, the cortege continued along the A40 to Oxford, where it passed along Headley Way before reaching the John Radcliffe Hospital.


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As you walk in (and you could so easily miss it, given its unassuming frontage on Maddox Street) a comfortable sofa and a reception desk that could double as a headboard. I'm starting to think that I need to change that whole velvet-buttoned look. Everything in cool blues and creams, comfortable upholstery. Everyone and everything is quiet when we get there, at pensioner-friendly 6.30. It's great though, because I could talk to the staff. I am that woman. I have turned into my mother. Kill me now.
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Corner got the ball first, but it was 3 plays and a punt for the Jackets. Calera took over on its own 30 yard line and wasted no time running for 2 quick first downs. Then senior QB Zachary Reneau threw to Jordan Bishop for a 44 yard touchdown strike. The extra point try was no good and Calera went up 6-0 with 9:02 left in the 1st quarter.
After a fumble and an incomplete pass by Corner, they had to punt again. The Eagles took over on their own 21 and marched down the field and on a 3rd and 5, Reneau passed to Ronnie Clark for 25 yards down to the Jacket's 4 where Sam Adams ran the ball in for Calera's 2nd TD of the 1st quarter. Stephen Ellison added the extra point for a 13-0 lead.
But Corner would answer on its 3rd possession in the 1st quarter on a 61 yard strike from QB Blake Byrd to wide receiver Kerry Smith with 1:33 left. Preston Gardiner would add the extra point to cut the lead to 13-7.
But back came the Eagles. With 8:44 left in the half, Adams ran up the middle, cut outside and outran the Jackets secondary for 47 yards and the score. Ellison kicked the extra point and Calera was up at the half 20-7. Adams ran 8 time for 97 yards in the first half.
Calera took the second half kickoff and ran the ball 7 straight times down to the Corner 15, where Corner stopped the Eagles, who would settle for a field goal that was good from 35 yards out by Ellison, but the Jackets roughed the kicker on the play. Calera took the points off the board and set up at the Jacket 8 yard line first and goal. It looked bad after Adams lost 9 yards on the first play, but Reneau found Clark for a 17 yard scoring pass to put the Eagles up 26-7 after the kick was no good.
Corner wasn't done for the night. They took over with 5:36 left in the 3rd and drove right back at the Eagles, with Byrd flying over the Eagle defense for a touchdown with 11:28 left in the game. Corner FB Matthew Vatani took the snap and ran in the two point conversion to cut the lead to 26-15.
But again Calera would run the ball 11 times for 66 yards ending on a 2 yard plunge by Reneau to go back up 33-15 after Ellison kicked the extra point.
Corner would score once more before time was up on a pass from Byrd to Smith on a 21 yard TD to make the final 33-22 as
Gardiner added the extra point.
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The racy headlines on some of those magazines found in store check-out lines might soon land the stores that carry them in trouble in the state of Tennessee.
State Sen. Jim Summerville, R-Dickson, has sponsored a bill targeted at Cosmopolitan, Glamour and other magazines using sometime scandalous headlines to catch your eye.
Summerville wants those magazines to essentially fall in the same category as pornography with the same rules about shielding their display in stores.
His bill would also update the state's obscenity laws.
Summerville wants to increase penalties for those who could face charges, including store managers, wholesalers and distributors.
"If you put this on display, you - as a store owner, distributor - put it on display, you're liable to a Class A misdemeanor. Serious business, serious fine," Summerville said.
The nonprofit Concerned Women of Tennessee supports the bill, which will probably wind up on the Senate floor for discussion in a few weeks.
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After a "good meeting" with Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, Blatter also said he will deal with the problem involving the Brazilian government and FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke.
Friday's meeting came two weeks after Valcke made harsh remarks over Brazil's slow preparations for the tournament, starting a feud between the host country and FIFA.
The Brazilian government also said it was satisfied with the meeting in the nation's capital.
Pele, Ronaldo and Brazil Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo also attended the meeting.
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Makes: 6 servings
Prep Time: 15 mins
Cook Time: 30 mins
sweet corn on the cob, cooked & cut from cob
1 stick butter, cold
1/2 cup All-purpose flour, sifted
1/2 bunch green onions, chopped
1/4 cup sweet onions, diced
2 celery stalks, diced
1 quart chicken broth
1quart Half & Half
1 pound Crab meat (white lump is preferred)
1/2 teaspoon White Pepper
1 tablespoon salt
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Boil corn for 10 minutes and let cool slightly
Cut kernels from cob and set aside in a bowl
Use the back of a knife to remove the corn pulp from the cob. Put this in the
same bowl as kernels
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Heat chicken stock until hot but not boiling. Leave to the side. It will be
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Melt butter in a heavy skillet and blend in the flour. Cook together about 3
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In a separate skillet, add minced green onions, celery and sweet onions. Cook
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Whisk the sauted vegetables into the hot chicken stock and bring to a boil.
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Overview: Many of the players chosen 13th overall in the past 10 years have been productive, and the spot has been a very solid one for teams picking in it during that span. PFW found that the past 10 players to be picked 13th, a spot held by the Lions this year, lack star power:
2010: Eagles select Michigan DE Brandon Graham
Graham was just starting to heat up before a knee injury ended his rookie season early. Graham is a high-energy player with a lot of upside. He had three sacks in 13 games in 2010.
2009: Redskins select Texas DE Brian Orakpo
Orakpo has excelled in his first two seasons. An immediate starter, Orakpo already has recorded 19½ sacks and could do more damage if the Redskins would provide him with a better supporting cast.
2008: Panthers select Oregon RB Jonathan Stewart
Stewart has spent the majority of his career splitting time with fellow RB DeAngelo Williams. The tandem has been effective. Stewart's best year came in '09, when he gained 5.1 yards per carry, ran for 1,133 yards and scored 10 touchdowns.
2007: Rams select Nebraska NT Adam Carriker
Carriker started all 16 games for the Rams in his rookie season but only started nine the following season and missed all of '09 with a shoulder injury before being shipped to the Redskins. He had a solid first season in Washington.
2006: Browns select Florida State OLB Kamerion Wimbley
Wimbley was drafted to bolster the pass rush in Cleveland's 3-4 defense but was never able to live up to expectations after an impressive rookie season. He was traded to Oakland before last season and had a resurgent campaign, making a team-high nine sacks.
2005: Saints select Oklahoma OT Jammal Brown
Brown was named to the Pro Bowl in 2006 and '08 during his five-year stint with the Saints. He missed all of the '09 campaign with a sports hernia and hip injury before being traded to the Redskins prior to the '10 season. He started 14 games at right tackle for Washington.
2004: Bills select Wisconsin WR Lee Evans
Evans has been a forgotten receiver for the Bills. The team continues to bring in wideouts, but Evans outlasts most with his consistency. He had a career-low 578 receiving yards last season, missing three games with injury. Saddled with subpar QB play for most of his career, he has gained more than 1,000 receiving yards only twice.
2003: Patriots select Texas A&M DE Ty Warren
Warren missed all of the 2010 season with a hip injury but is expected to return to his starting role on the edge of the Pats' defensive line next season. He has been a mainstay at the position, starting all but one game that he has played in since '04.
2002: Saints select Tennessee WR Donte' Stallworth
Saints head coach Sean Payton didn't see eye-to-eye with Stallworth and the former Vols star was traded to the Eagles prior to the start of the '06 season. The most productive season of Stallworth's career came in '05, when he made 70 catches for 945 yards and seven touchdowns. He has played with four different teams since '06, missing the entire 2009 season on a league suspension for violating the NFL's personal-conduct policy after pleading guilty to a DUI manslaughter charge.
2001: Jaguars select Georgia DT Marcus Stroud
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ORONO — If saving more money in 2011 is on your list of New Year's resolutions, University of Maine home finance expert Sarah Morehead has advice that might help.
It's all about mindset, says Morehead, a research assistant who oversees the UMaine School of Economics' Household Financial Education Program and the Knowledge Transfer Alliance, a program providing business management and marketing consultation for small businesses throughout Maine.
"Mostly, wasting money comes from emotional spending, or ignorance," says Morehead, whose research interests include the psychology of economics and basic budgeting, "but where we really end up spending money is when we spend it on our emotional needs."
The realization of how and when unnecessary spending takes place can be a first step in changing behavior, she says. Morehead says, for example, that she has been surprised when reviewing the amount of money she has spent over the course of a year on fast food.
Morehead suggests taking a positive approach to prioritizing finances. Success and better budget control can result from thinking positively about accumulating savings, as opposed to dwelling on what we're going without.
"Instead of a $4 latte, maybe you can get the same gratifying effect with something less expensive, something that gives you that same bang for less money," she adds. "It shouldn't be an either-or situation."
Then, deposit any daily savings into a savings account.
In addition, she recommends considering frame of mind when we spend more than we should or even want to. Do we tend to spend frivolously when we're feeling down?
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- Louisville had their winning streak snapped by the Buffalo Bisons, losing 9-4. Pedro Villarreal had his shortest outing as a Bat, giving up 6 runs in just 4 1/3 innings, walking 3 and striking out 5. Josh "Judge" Judy got subpoena'd for 3 runs in 1.2 innings of work, and he's been...not good recently. The gangly offseason pickup has given up runs in seven of his last ten appearances, and multiple runs in five of those seven. His ERA on the year is approaching 6. Someone give Charlie a hug and a scotch. Joey Gathright paced the O, going 3-4 from the top o' the
mornin'order, driving in 2 and stealing a bag. Up next: Sean Gallagher (6-4, 5.11) looks to start a new win streak against Buffalo at 7:05.
- All of a sudden, the Reds seem to have some legit pitching talent in the system. Pensacola was treated to what was arguably the most dominant pitching performance of the year by a Reds farmhand (save, perhaps, Daniel Corcino's 8 no-hit innings, but that's up for debate), as the Wahoos cruised to a 5-0 win over Jackson. The game featured an 8-inning, 3 hit, 15 K thing of beauty from Tony Cingrani, who upheld the individual mandate by striking out the side twice and facing the minimum through 7.2 innings before a harmless 2-out triple. His performance was the stuff of legends. A feat that ancient civilizations used to write epic poems about (hence the title of this post). The Hellflower continued to rake, going 2-4 with a double and 2 ribbits, and Ryan LaMarre went 2-4 with a not-harmless triple. Didi Gregorius was 0-2 with two walks, but he also made this play, so shut it. Up next: The Canuck Chucker, Kyle Lotzkar (4-2, 3.47) embodies the future against Jackson at 8.
- Bakersfield eked out an 8-6 win over Visalia in a back-and-forth affair. Travis Mattair mooseknuckled Visalia pitching to a 4-5 night, and Billy Hamilton stole 2 more bases in a 1-5 night to bring him just 6 steals from 100 on the season. It isn't even July yet, people. Dominic "The Italian Christmas Donkey" D'Anna didn't jiggity-jig any hee-haws, but he did go 2-4 with a double and 2 RBI. T-Bowe also knocked in 2, but pitchers said "nein" to Donald Lutz, who went 0-4 fresh off a rehab stint in Arizona. The pitching wasn't anything special, though Kyle McMyne struck out the side for the save. Up next: Someone will take on Visalia at 7:05 Weez Time (thanks KMiB, I like it).
- Dayton breathed fire all over Lake County to make it where bad folks go when they die, crushing the Captains 10-3, thanks to a 9 run third inning. Yovan Gonzalez thwacked a grand chorizo, Comrade Josef Terry sent a baseball to the gulag with no one on base, and Juan Silva went 2-3 with a double and a triple. James Allen picked up the win with 5 innings of scoreless relief after starter Carlos Gonzales reached his pitch limit after 3 (innings, not pitches), giving up a run on a hit and 2 walks. Yorman Rodriguez had an RBI double, but went just 1-4. Up next: It's off to the barren wilds of South Bend, as Dan Jensen (3-7, 5.51) toes the rubber.
- Billings lost to Great Falls in a slugfest, 12-6. Drew Cisco got knocked around a bit, pitching to contact in his 3 innings of work. He gave up 4 runs on 7 hits, but didn't walk or strike anyone out. Gabriel Rosa pulled a Yorman, going 0-5 with 2 Ks, but Jesse Winker kept on hitting, going 2-4 with a double. Good to see. Up next: Wes Mugarian (1-1, 3.00) gets the start against Great Falls at 7:05 KMiB time.
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Ipswich — Nanci Jean (Robishaw) Desmond, 66, of Ipswich, loving wife of Neil Desmond, died peacefully at home on December 22, 2012, from the complications of diabetes.
Born in Ipswich February 7, 1946, she was the daughter of the late Everett and Florence (Rochon) Robishaw. She was educated in Ipswich grammar schools and graduated from both the Essex Agricultural Homemaking School as well as the Essex Agricultural High School in Hathorne.
For many years she was employed as a veterinary technician for the late Dr Cornelius Thibault of Ipswich. She enjoyed ceramics, arts and crafts painting, gardening, raising Golden Retriever and Norfolk Terrier puppies, and hitching "The Grey" to her favorite carriage and driving through Willowdale State Forest.
In addition to her husband of thirty-six years, she is survived by three sons, Everett Brooks and his wife Tracy of St. Augustine, FL, Marine Master Sergeant Andrew Desmond and his wife Brooke of Surf City, NC, and James Desmond and his wife Kim of St. Augustine, FL, and grandchildren Shannon and Casey Brooks, and Brennan, Katherine and Liam Desmond. She is also survived by her sisters, Annette Poirier and her husband Donald of Georgetown and Roseanne Burke of Broken Arrow, OK, her uncle Art Minor of Ohio, and many loving cousins, nieces and nephews. She was the former wife of Richard Brooks of Essex.
ARRANGEMENTS: At Nanci's request, there will be no funeral services. Arrangements by the Whittier-Porter Funeral Home of Ipswich. Those who wish may make memorial contributions in her name to the Ipswich Humane Group, Box 873, Ipswich, MA 01938 or to the Hospice of the North Shore and Greater Boston, 75 Sylvan Street, Suite B-102, Danvers, MA 01923. To send a condolence to her family, please visit www.whittier-porter.com.


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There's no doubt that the South Charlotte - South Mecklenburg area has grown in popularity. Developers want to build more.
The future plans are getting mixed reaction from residents.
"Some good. Some bad. That's the feedback we're getting" says Tim Timmerman of South Mecklenburg Alliance for Responsible Taxpayers.
In December, Charlotte City officials are scheduled to consider at least three rezoning petitions for this side of town.
On Providence Road - south of I-485 - there's a proposed development of mixed use residential and commercial. At Johnston and Marvin Roads - there could be a new neighborhood of up to 53 single family homes. And on Endhaven Lane - north side of I-485 - 220 multi family units could be coming.
The Endhaven Lane rezoning petition has some neighbors concerned.
"There's a lot of concern that this kind of development does nothing for the area" says Timmerman. "It does not maintain the kind of ambience that this area is noted for when it was first developed - to be single family primarily" says Timmerman.
Timmerman says South Charlotte typically has homes in the $250,00.00 to $400,000.00 range. He says there are places - some in the Ballantyne area - where multi family apartments are appropriate.
Timmerman says neighbors near Endhaven Lane don't believe a multifamily development would fit there.
"When you try to encroach on a neighborhood as we're hearing from people here, there are a lot of problems" he says. "I guess one thing I want to say is it doesn't take into account property owners' rights. The reason they came here in the first place, bought here."
Neighbors are concerned the proposed development will lead to overcrowding in the nearby Elementary School, and increased traffic on a road that already sees congestion.
In fact, the South Charlotte - South Mecklenburg area is one of the most clogged in the metro.
State officials say the widening of I-485 between I-77 and Rea Road will help ease traffic. A flyover bridge is also planned.
"This is not going to be a complete solution" says Jen Thompson of the N.C Department of Transportation. "We're looking at 2035 traffic volumes of almost 200,000 cars a day at that interchange" of I-485 and Johnston Road.
Thompson says the state is looking towards the future with other types of transportation options as that part of the County grows.
"We have a lot of needs. We don't have a lot of room to grow. We don't have a lot of room to expand by continually adding lanes to the outside or the inside for that matter" says Thompson.
Longtime South Charlotte resident Sunday Ankrom understands why the area is so attractive to others.
"I just really like the schools, the neighborhoods" Ankrom says. "It's quiet. It's somewhat peaceful."
But after 11 years in South Mecklenburg, she can't ignore the changes.
"The neighborhood of course has changed. The traffic has gotten a lot worse on this side of town" she says. "If I had known I might have thought twice about it."
Now, if Charlotte city officials approve, more development could be coming.
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Robert Higgs Discusses Crisis and Leviathan
Recorded: Friday, March 28, 2014
Robert Higgs discusses his book 'Crisis and Leviathan: Critical Episodes in the Growth of American Government' at the Ludwig von Mises Institute.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Government Waste/Pork, History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy
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Recorded: Monday, October 28, 2013
Maura McEnaney, author of Willard Garvey: An Epic Life, speaks before the Rotary Club of Wichita on October 28, 2013, about her new book published by The Independent Institute's LibertyTree Press.
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Recorded: Friday, August 24, 2012
Independent Institute Research Fellow John C. Goodman addresses P.A.U.L. Festival 2012 on The Free-Market Alternative to Obamacare.
Type: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Government Waste/Pork, Health Care, Politics, Privatization, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Taxes
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Recorded: Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Ivan Eland on RT discusses cyber threats after the downing of the U.S. military drone by Iran.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Government Secrecy, Technology
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Recorded: Wednesday, December 21, 2011
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the enforcement of media piracy laws.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Business, Culture/ Society, Entertainment, Government Waste/Pork, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation
Benjamin Powell on Federal Fiscal Irresponsibility
Recorded: Friday, September 23, 2011
Benjamin Powell, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, speaks on Fox Business Networks Freedom Watch on irresponsible government spending on dead retirees & Hostess Twinkies.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Fiscal Policy/Debt, Government Waste/Pork, Taxes
Vern McKinley: Why Not to Bail Out the Banks
Recorded: Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Research Fellow Vern McKinley discusses bank bailouts and his new book Financing Failure with the Wall Street Journal.
Experts: Vern P. McKinleyType: TelevisionIssues: Banking and Finance, Business, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Government Waste/Pork, Housing
Ivan Eland on Russia, Wikileaks, and the START Treaty
Recorded: Thursday, December 2, 2010
Ivan Eland on Al Jazeeras Inside Story discusses what the Wikileaks documents may mean for the future of U.S.-Russia relations and the START Treaty.
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By Dennis Glade
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WASHINGTON — "The City's Waterworld of Washington passed its water lab test over the weekend," Mayor Joe Wellman announced this morning. Wellman continued, "Waterworld will re-open today provided the weather cooperates and no lightning occurs."
The city sends water samples to a state-certified lab each week, and on Friday the city received word that the water failed one of the bacteria tests. Wellman consequently closed the facility in the interest of public safety. Pool staff on Friday evening then cleaned and back-flushed the water filters, shocked the pool, and sent a water sample in for testing over the weekend. The samples require a 48-hour culture period before lab results are available.
"I absolutely hated to close the pool on the hottest weekend of the season so far," Wellman said, "but I am very concerned about public safety, so the prudent thing to do was to close the facility. I apologize to the public that this action was necessary."
Due to repeated test failures in 2012 in the splash pad area of the facility, the city hired a company to make some improvements over the winter and prior to opening this spring. "We checked references on the new company and had them inspect our facility and make some improvements to it. It was our hope that the problems would not reoccur this year after we upgraded to more automated chemical dispensing equipment and better types of chlorine and filter medium. We had no problems all spring until this weekend, with the splash pad passing but the large pool failing the test."
City staff will be meeting with representatives of Spear Corporation, a respected municipal contractor, this week to further review Waterworld's system and operation.


text: Our dining room waiter and assist waiter were 2 of the best we've ever had. The cabin attended always greeted us by name and was always smiling when we saw him. In Santo d'Tomas, Guatemala I met him on the pier and he actually approached me and asked how my day was and did I enjoy myself. The food in the dining room was fine, however I did noticed the desserts are not as good as they have been on past HAL cruises and the selection is considerable less. I love desserts and have a real sweet tooth, so for me to have to settle for just ice cream for dessert was a disappointment. The biggest area for improvement I found was the entertainment. The Maasdam singers and dancers were the worst I've ever encountered. You know things are bad when you can tell the lead singers are lip syncing half of the show. It was so easy to tell this because their shoes made more noise then their voices. In the past we've been able to find movie to enjoy, but not on this cruise. I love the theatre's on the S-class ships but the movies shown in the theatre were truly very bad. We did have a couple of minor problems with our cabin, the first was not enough hot water pressure to have a shower, so we could only take a bath. With the lower hot water pressure it took 35 minutes just to fill the tub. It took about 2 days to fix the problem, I'm not sure why the previous guests didn't notice this before. The other problem we had was on the 3rd day when our AC stopped working. We both woke up in the middle of the night dripping in sweat. After a call to the front office and we received a large fan to help circulate some air, later that day the engineers were able to fix the problem, however we never really had a very cold cabin. When we got back to the cabin on Christmas eve the front office staff had champagne and a plate of chocolate for us. The front office supervisor was very quick to follow up with us to see if there was anything else they could do for us. I was very pleased with the service. One problem that will never be fixed is the air vents in the cabin doors. Every cabin has a large vent to the corridor. Because of the location of our cabin next to the aft stairwell/elevator, we found our cabin to be very noisy. This was the first time we've ever had air vents to the corridors like this, and they really do permit a great deal of noise from the corridors into the cabins. If you are a light sleeper, this will be a problem for you. Choose a cabin at the end of a hallway. You could easily hear the announcements in the corridors without opening your cabin door. Overall we loved the Maasdam, the only reason I would be hesitant to sail on the Maasdam again is because of the door vents.


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BEAVERTON, ORE -- Matthew Thomas played like a man possessed Sunday at Nike's The Opening. The Miami (Fla.) Booker T. High linebacker recorded three interceptions against Georgia commitment Brice Ramsey Sunday in 7-on-7 play, following a great Saturday performance. Thomas showed why he is regarded as the No. 3 linebacker recruit nationally.
The 6'4", 204-pound Thomas spoke with SB Nation about his play, his time at The Opening and his recruitment.
"It's been good. I just like being out here and playing with the guys, getting a real good experience," he said.
Thomas said that he hasn't picked up much coaching during the week, but has enjoyed playing with his fellow stars.
"I went against Kelvin Taylor and Tyrone Swoopes," Thomas said.
Thomas had a nice interception Saturday, and took me through the play.
"I was playing the three receiver, and he ran a curl route. The quarterback looked off, but I stepped up and he came back to it and I caught it and ran," he said.
Thomas recently said that Alabama and Florida State are his top two schools. I asked him when he came to that feeling.
"I knew a few weeks before I said it, I felt good with them two," Thomas said.
Thomas likes different things about Alabama and Florida State.
"I like Alabama because they're a national program, they develop linebackers for the NFL and get you ready," he said.
"With Florida State, I have a chance to come in and compete for a starting job as a freshman," he added.
Alabama runs a 3-4 defense, while FSU runs a 4-3. He'd play outside for either program, but the roles are different due to the different schemes. This doesn't matter to Thomas.
"I want to rush the passer on third down. I can cover, but I'd rather blitz," he said, fitting with his aggressive style as a player.
Thomas has yet to visit the Alabama or Florida State campuses. He'll visit Alabama in late July or early August. He'll camp at Florida State in July as well.
One school not in Thomas's top two is the University of Miami Hurricanes. I asked Thomas how close the Hurricanes are to being in his top two.
"Real close, they are in there. They'll always be in there. They home, I'l consider them always," he said.
SB Nation Recruiting will catch up with Thomas in early August after his visits to Alabama and Florida State.


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These costumes were made by Kelly and her mom. Using simplicity patterns and a lot of imagination. Costumes are a tradition with Kelly an her mom. Mike, Kelly's husband, has been recruited for the festivities and is good sport and lets Kelly and Dale take the lead. This year he didn't know his costume until a few days before Halloween!!!


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Tools and resources for HTML5 developers
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"HMTL5 rocks" – and Google is not the only one who feels that way. You will find many resources, frameworks, and utilities that will help you get started with the new standard.
Thanks to HTML5 and CSS3, many websites now support features that were previously simply impossible – even with Java. And HTML5 doesn't just improve website rendering on desktop PCs; it also aids in efficient development of web applications for mobile devices. For these reasons alone, HTML5 will doubtlessly dominate the future of web applications. Thanks to HTML5, web browsers no longer need additional plugins in order to play video or audio web content.
HTML5 and CSS3 open up completely new possibilities for developers, like thread programming with web workers, direct access to the filesystem with <localStorage>, a sophisticated offline mode, two-dimensional graphics with the <canvas> element, and animations with CSS3.
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Five Salem Runners PR in Salem College Invite
The 2nd Annual Salem College Cross-Country Invitational was held Saturday, September 16. Seven teams competed for the coveted title of champion. When the mud was through flying and the course was cleared, Wellesley College of Massachusetts scored a perfect score to dominate the tough, hilly 5000 meter course in Winston-Salem.
Wellesley's Clare Egan was the overall individual winner with a course-breaking time of 19:22 for the 5K. Egan was followed by seven consecutive teammates of the Wellesley Blue.
Salem's Rachel Fichthorn (Nokesville, VA) and Lauren Meek (Draper, VA) once again medaled for the Spirits by placing 12th (21:34) and 18th (23:03). Mae Sanders (Winston-Salem, NC) finished 3rd for the team and an overall 27th place with a time of 25:17. Right behind Sanders was Rachel Aderholdt (30th, 25:40), Julie Bigsby (31st, 25:42) and Ariel Barker (32nd, 25:53).
As a team, the Spirits finished 4th overall out of seven teams. "I was a little disappointed with the team results after being spoiled with 2 team victories in as many weeks," said Coach Widner after the meet. "After I sat down in my office and reviewed the times of my athletes, my disappointment disappeared. I realized that 5 out of 6 athletes had run faster than last week on the same course. Ariel Barker (Monroe, NC) had a break through race by bettering last week's time by 1:26. Rachel Aderholdt (North Augusta, GA) is battling a virus, but she still finished 34 seconds faster. Mae Sanders finished almost a minute faster and sprinted down a Southern Virginia runner in the last 100 meters. Mae lets me know that that's not bad for being 39 years old. Both Rachel and Lauren bettered last week's time by over 30 seconds. Julie Bigsby (Salisbury, NC) felt fatigued the entire race, but yet she only ran 8 seconds slower than last week. That's not bad after a tough week of practice. Julie is spunky and will rebound from this experience. Bigsby is a hard worker and a great team player."
The Spirits will compete next Saturday in the Old North State Invitational at Hagan Stone Park in Greensboro, NC. Last year, Rachel Fichthorn finished 4th in this race, which is considered the North Carolina NCAA Division II/III Cross-Country Championship.


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|AEP Ohio announces new way for customers to get outage information
|Monday, November 25, 2013 8:38 PM
GAHANNA – Customers of AEP Ohio, a unit of American Electric Power, have a new way to get information when their service is affected by power outages. With a new web tool, customers now can find out when their power will be restored by logging into their account on AEPOhio.com.
"We know outages are an inconvenience and our customers want to know when their power will be back on," said Karen Sloneker, director of customer services and marketing of AEP Ohio. "While customers can call us to find out their estimated restoration time, they'll now be able to find the same information through our website."
The new tool was put to the test during the recent thunderstorm. Despite the fact that its availability was not yet widely promoted, more than 5,100 visits to the outage status page were noted.
"This is a confirmation that the tool is a success and will go a long way in improving customer experience and satisfaction," Sloneker said.
To view outage information through the website, customers should:
• Go to AEPOhio.com/MyOutage
• Enter their user ID and password
The next screen will show the estimated restoration time and the cause of the outage when it is identified.
The initial estimated restoration time can change after crews arrive on-site and identify the outage cause after assessing the line, pole and equipment.
Customers are encouraged to check the website periodically for updates on their outage.
Customers also are reminded to report their outage if their outage is not reflected on their account.
AEP Ohio is continually working on ways to improve customer experience and satisfaction. Four new functions that are available now or will be available in the near future include mobile payments, paperless billing enrollment, mobile alerts and AEPOhio.com redesign. More information about tools still in development will be announced as they come online.
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The Polson Police Department responded to a report of a stabbing at Lakeview Village apartments in Polson early Monday morning.
Polson officers took into custody 33 year old Emilie Angel Yellowowl, she was charged with assault with a weapon and criminal endangerment, both felonies.
The Victim is a 60-year-old female who was transported to St Patrick's Hospital in Missoula for her injuries she received during the incident.


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TOKYO, July 4, 2012 (AFP) - Torrential rain pounded southwestern Japan on Wednesday amid fears of landslides as police and rescuers searched for a man missing in a flooded river, a local official said.
The heavy rain, which caused rivers to burst their banks and flooded properties, led to local authorities in southwestern Oita prefecture advising more than 17,000 people to evacuate, the official said. A 76-year-old man was missing after apparently falling into the swollen Yamakunigawa river in the prefecture, with hundreds of police officers and rescuers deployed for the search, he said. The Japan Meteorological Agency warned of an increasing risk of landslides in the northern part of Kyushu island, where a large amount of rain has already fallen over the past several days. The agency, which also warned of the possibility of tornadoes, said it expected up to 20 centimetres (eight inches) of rain in the region during the 24 hours to 6 pm (0900 GMT) on Wednesday.


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Sir Dunkle - Minhas Craft Brewery
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2.84/5 rDev +5.6%
355ml bottle, from the Pizza Brew, well, pub, in NE Calgary, back in August, when it wasn't clear here who was brewing for the 'Berghoff' label now.
This beer pours a somewhat hazy dark cola hue, with one finger of puffy, loosely bubbly beige head, which leaves some broad swaths of landform lace around the glass as things duly drop away.
It smells of benign caramel malt, stale oily nuts, a soft apple mustiness, and very weak earthy hops, with a slightly skanky booziness. The taste is more nutty caramel malt, semi-fermented apples, earthy, weedy hops, and a touch of menthol like alcohol.
The carbonation is a bit active, but generally unobtrusive, the body a decent medium weight, and actually quite smooth. It finishes rather sweet, the nutty caramel and musty apple facing damned near nil in counterpoint.
Probably the 'best' offering of this particular line from Minhas - the house skank is kept to a minimum, though a whole lot more balance is required before this should mentioned in the same breath as the German greats. And what the hell is with the 'crispy' designator - are they going to come out with a 'Wet Berliner Weiss' next?
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2.25/5 rDev -16.4%
07-14-2013 21:20:20 | More by BurnMeInMyBar
3.48/5 rDev +29.4%
When Sir Dunkle was poured it had a brown coloring to it. The smell was of logs and it was a strong smell. A touch of sweet when tasted almost of nuts except it was more sour and rich with maybe a pinch of bitterness to it. Did not care for this beer very much when we had it in class.
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03-04-2013 00:20:58 | More by MrTana
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3.19/5 rDev +18.6%
Poured from a twelve ounce bottle into a pint glass.
Pours medium dark brown, reddish tones, touches of white foam. Light malty nose. Faint banana. Nutty taste, light caramel. Bananas in the background yet again. A touch sweet. Decent blend. Better than other Berghoff blends.
02-16-2013 14:32:47 | More by KTCamm
2.88/5 rDev +7.1%
Beer was poured out from the bottle and into a pint glass. It appeared hazy brown in colour, but still had clarity to it. Smelled of sweet malty caramel with slight roasty notes to it. Tasted very much like a wheat beer with a slightly malted aftertaste.
Would I buy this beer again? Probably not.
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Toledo Mayor-Elect D. Michael Collins has announced appointments for several director-level positions in his administration.
Among those named to a new position is Lt. Bill Moton, who will replace Derrick Diggs as chief of police Jan. 2, pending City Council confirmation.
"He will engage with and he will have the total support of the men and women in our department because he leads by example," said Collins. "I've watched him throughout his career and I always looked at a person that demonstrated the leadership qualities consistent with a Marine and the ability to communicate and garner the respect of his peers."
Diggs announced he would be stepping down from his position last week, citing irreconcilable differences in policing policy with the mayor-elect.
Moton is a decorated Marine Corps war veteran, who joined the Toledo Police Department back in 1983. Collins says he's confident in his leadership abilities and will work towards making good on some campaign promises, such as reopening the Northwest District Police Station, putting more focus on the block watch program and returning beat integrity by having more officers working in designated neighborhoods.
Both Moton and Collins say officers working dedicated neighborhood patrols will be a key focus for the TPD.
"Police officers are only as good as the information they receive," explained Moton. "What we're trying to develop is put permanent crews in these beats, people that the community sees everyday and can build a relationship with them."
Collins has named Bob Reinbolt as his chief of staff. Reinbolt held that same position under former Mayor Carty Finkbeiner. Also, longtime Councilman George Sarantou, pending City Council confirmation, will become the next city finance director.
Other appointments made by Collins include:
-Assistant Chief of Staff - Joel Mazur
-Executive Assistant/PIO - Lisa Ward
-Department of Inspection - Chris Zervos
-Department of Business Development – Matt Sapara
-Fire & Rescue - Luis Santiago
-Department of Law - Adam Loukx
-Department of Neighborhoods - Tom Kroma
-Police Department - William Moton
-Department of Public Service - William Franklin
-Department of Public Utilities - Robin Whitney
-Health Department - Dr. David Grossman
-Plan Commission - Tom Lemon
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