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"His situation will be resolved one way or another before the Senior Bowl," said Brian Levy, Tomlin's agent. "He'll be there coaching for the Bucs or he'll be there looking for a job. He's without a contract, but we've been talking with the Bucs. We're going to continue to keep talking with them and hopefully we'll come up with some sort of a resolution one way or another in the very near future.
"I would like to think that (something will happen this week). We're all of the opinion that we would like to come to some sort of an understanding sooner rather than later."
Tomlin, who has a great rapport with defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin and the other Bucs coaches, appears to be in no hurry to leave Tampa Bay where he lead the secondary to a number one ranking this season. But Bucs general manager Bruce Allen and head coach Jon Gruden have established a practice of not letting assistant coaches out of their contracts to take coordinator jobs - only head coaching positions - and that is probably one of the concerns Tomlin, who has coordinator and head coach aspirations, has in signing a long-term contract extension.
"That's certainly part of the consideration," Levy said. "I always feel that anytime you have the opportunity to at least educate yourself as to what is out there, you owe it to yourself to do that. That's not necessarily a bad thing for the Buccaneers or for Mike. He's a young coach and he has his entire career ahead of him. He's curious and he's willing to listen to everything at this point. But obviously, his first intention will be to return to the Bucs."
There are only two NFL head coaching vacancies in the NFL in San Francisco and Cleveland and opportunities for Tomlin to land a defensive coordinator job appear to be limited.
"I think what's going to happen is that there are still a couple of situations that need to be sorted through," Levy said. "We're just trying to be patient and not make a mistake and miss something that might be out there. Not that we're being aggressive and looking. We're still trying to work things out with the Buccaneers and come to some sort of an understanding financially, so that there's no reason to think he won't be back."
In other Bucs coaching news, as PewterReport.com first reported last week, offensive coordinator/offensive line coach Bill Muir is under contract with the Pewter Pirates in 2005 and will be back in Tampa Bay next season.
Also, new Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis wanted to have Bucs special teams coach Richard Bisaccia serve on his staff, but apparently was denied permission to leave as he is under contract with Tampa Bay in 2005.
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Am I one of the odd ones who's always kind of liked my freckles? After all, "A face without freckles is like a night without stars," according to the old saying. There are lots of celebrities that share my affinity for freckles — and some that don't. When it comes to these fellow freckle-faced stars, can you guess who said what in regards to their own beauty marks?
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Who said, "My freckles are always there. I think the lighting blows it out. If we had to cover up the freckles, I'd be forever with a thick thing of makeup."?
Rosario Dawson
Megan Fox
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Of her Shape magazine cover, who confessed that there was lots of airbrushing? "I have freckles . . . and stretchmarks that you do not see here, and they add a little shadowing to make these muscle things happen that don't exist on my body," she said.
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Julianne Moore
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Lining up outside Claire Lankford's Dickinson house and winding through her neighborhood were hundreds of people who, mostly, don't know the 5-year-old girl. But they love and support her all the same.
"It's an absolute dream," said Patricia Lankford, Claire's mom.
Little Claire has terminal cancer, but still has dreams of being a princess.
"She's a girl, she loves princesses, the glitter and fancy dresses and fancy hair," said her mom. Wednesday afternoon she became one joining the likes of Belle, Cinderella and Snow White for a "Princess Parade" organized by family friends.
"'What do you think about all these princesses for you?' I like it," said Claire.
And picking her up at their front door was the only Prince Charming she's ever known... her dad.
"You take one day at a time and you remain thankful for each day you have. That's my message to everyone be thankful for your family members because life can change in a heartbeat," said Claire's dad, Kevin Lankford.
Their horse-drawn carriage circled the subdivision over and over again to the cheers and smiles of so many new friends.
"People know my child's name, they know her story and her face and that is the blessing through all this. People know my child who is a loving, caring person," said Patricia Lankford.
Claire doesn't have much time left. After being cancer free last summer, just last month doctors found five tumors on her lungs and lymph nodes. But she was here on this magical day to see her community rally around her.
"She was always happy, always thankful and if that little girl can have that spirit then we can all be happy and thankful and grateful for everything we have," said Patricia.
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2013 3rd Quarter News Releases
Kent State Selected Again to Host Fulbright Visiting Scholars This Summer
Kent State University will host scholars from Iraq and Libya for 10 weeks this summer as part of the Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program. The prestigious program is sponsored by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars and supported by the U.S. Department of State's Educational and Cultural Affairs Bureau.
- Posted Jul. 1, 2013
Kent State Hosts Statewide Conference for Student-Veterans and College Administrators
Kent State University will host the third annual Serving Those Who Serve conference on Thursday, July 11, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Kent State University Hotel and Conference Center in downtown Kent, Ohio. The conference brings together student-veterans and administrators from colleges and universities in Ohio and neighboring states to discuss the needs of veterans on their campuses.
- Posted Jul. 1, 2013
Porthouse Theatre Summer Continues 2013 Season With "Working," July 4-20
Porthouse Theatre, Kent State University's outdoor, summer theater on the grounds of Blossom Music Center, continues its 2013 season with "Working." The show will run July 4-20. Call 330-672-3884 for ticket information.
- Posted Jul. 2, 2013
Dance Program Alumna is New Kent State Dance Team Coach
Kent State University alumna Jordan Petersen-Fitts is the university's new Dance Team coach.
- Posted Jul. 5, 2013
Kent State Hosts Aviation Camp for Female High School Students, July 18-20
Female high school students and their mothers will learn about aviation and other science-related fields at a special overnight aviation camp held at Kent State University. The university's College of Applied Engineering, Sustainability and Technology is holding its fifth Nikki Kukwa Memorial Aviation Camp from Thursday, July 18, through Saturday¸ July 20.
- Posted Jul. 8, 2013
Kent State Accounting Student Wins Ohio CPA 2013 Scholarship Day Award
Kent State University senior accounting major Lauren Romick of Stow, Ohio, received a $3,000 first-place honor as the 2013 Scholarship Day award recipient from the Ohio Society of CPAs (OSCPA).
- Posted Jul. 9, 2013
Glued to Your Cell Phone? Research Suggests It May Reduce Your Physical Activity and Fitness
oday's smartphones allow for increased opportunities for activities traditionally defined as sedentary behaviors, such as surfing the internet, emailing and playing video games. However, researchers Jacob Barkley and Andrew Lepp, faculty members in the College of Education, Health and Human Services at Kent State University, linked high cell phone use to poor fitness in college students.
- Posted Jul. 10, 2013
Kent State College of Nursing Professor to be Inducted Into the American Academy of Nursing
Margaret O'Bryan Doheny, professor emeritus who was on the Kent State University College of Nursing faculty for 35 years, will be inducted into the American Academy of Nursing on Oct. 19, in Washington, D.C.
- Posted Jul. 15, 2013
Kent State 'Round Town Music Festival Expands Musical Boundaries Sept. 19-22
WKSU and Kent State University present the dynamic Kent State 'Round Town Music Festival on Sept. 19 through 22 when a regional tradition adopts a fresh attitude and brings more live music to the city of Kent and Kent State. As both city and campus burst out of their shells with new businesses and a soon-to-be-open connecting esplanade, the former Kent State Folk Festival is expanding by welcoming even more artists and music fans to the party.
- Posted Jul. 15, 2013
Kent/Blossom Music Festival Presents Cleveland Orchestra Members Amy Lee, Alicia Koelz, Joanna Zakany and Tanya Ell
The Kent/Blossom Music Festival 2013 Faculty Concert Series continues with the OMNI String Quartet on Tuesday, July 23, in Ludwig Recital Hall at 7:30 p.m. located in the Music and Speech Building. Call 330-672-0398 to purchase tickets
- Posted Jul. 17, 2013
Kent State Student Designers Combat Malaria With Award-Winning Work
Students in the Master of Fine Arts program in the School of Visual Communication Design at Kent State University earned Student Notable Honoree status, placing them in the top six of all national entries, in the Core77 2013 Design Awards for their Healthcare Visuals Kibera project. This is the second award the team has earned last month, with Metropolis magazine naming it runner-up in its Next Generation Design Competition.
- Posted Jul. 18, 2013
Porthouse Theatre Closes Summer Season With "Fiddler on the Roof," July 25-Aug. 11
Porthouse Theatre, Kent State University's outdoor summer theater on the grounds of Blossom Music Center, will close its 2013 season with "Fiddler on the Roof," running July 25 through Aug. 11. Eric van Baars, assistant artistic director for Porthouse Theatre, directs this production, and John Crawford, dean of the College of the Arts at Kent State, provides the choreography. Call 330-672-3884 for tickets.
- Posted Jul. 18, 2013
MEDIA ADVISORY: Kent State Student's Actions to Be Recognized By Kent State Police Department and Ohio Homeland Security
The chief of police at Kent State University and a supervisor from Ohio Homeland Security will recognize Kent State student Zoë Burch of Pittsburgh on Monday, July 22, for her quick actions to notify authorities when she saw suspicious activity on the Internet.
- Posted Jul. 19, 2013
Susan Stocker Named Interim Dean of Kent State's College of Nursing
Kent State University has named Susan Stocker, Ph.D., interim dean of the College of Nursing. Stocker currently serves as dean of Kent State University at Ashtabula.
- Posted Jul. 19, 2013
Governor Appoints Student to Kent State Board of Trustees
Monique Menefee of Cleveland, Ohio, has been appointed by Gov. John Kasich to serve as a student member of the Kent State University Board of Trustees. Her term began on July 19, 2013, and ends May 16, 2015.
- Posted Jul. 19, 2013
Kent State Recognized as a "Great College to Work For"
Kent State University is being recognized again as one of the nation's best. Kent State has been selected as one of this year's "Great Colleges to Work For" by The Chronicle of Higher Education, the nation's number one source of news, information and jobs for college and university faculty members and administrators.
- Posted Jul. 22, 2013
WKSU Feeds Your Curiosity With Re-Structured Lineup
WKSU (89.7 FM) is reinforcing the strength of its award-winning newsroom by expanding news and information programming in its daily schedule beginning Aug. 5. The station will feed listeners' curiosity with a mix of trusted news magazines and new programs, including several which previously have only been heard in Northeast Ohio on WKSU's HD-4 channel.
- Posted Jul. 22, 2013
Kent State Student's Actions Help Prevent Potential Violent Act at Pennsylvania School
Take the Internet seriously. As crazy as that sounds, if a threat is made and feels real, report it. That's the advice Kent State University student Zoë Burch offers as she reflects on her experience.
- Posted Jul. 22, 2013
Goodyear Endows Two Business Scholarships at Kent State University
Kent State University's College of Business Administration announced today that two endowed scholarship funds have been established by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in honor of its retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Charles J. Pilliod.
- Posted Jul. 23, 2013
Kent State's School of Art Galleries and Kent Historical Society Present the Work of Local Photographer Richard Sweet
Kent State University's School of Art and the Kent Historical Society are collaborating to present three exhibitions of the work and art of Richard Sweet, a photographer for The Record-Courier in Portage County, Ohio, for more than 40 years. An Art Walk and receptions will be held at the Kent State School of Art Gallery, the Downtown Gallery and the Kent Historical Society on July 25 from 5-7 p.m.
- Posted Jul. 23, 2013
Kent State Atmospheric Research Group Awarded $330,000 NSF Grant
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a three-year, $330,000 National Science Foundation grant to Kent State University's Atmospheric Research Group for its project titled "Measurements of Amines during the Southern Oxidant and Aerosol Study (SOAS) Field Campaign." The project will be led by Shanhu Lee, Ph.D., associate professor of environmental health sciences in Kent State's College of Public Health.
- Posted Jul. 24, 2013
Ohio Arts Council and National Endowment for the Arts Award Grants to Wick Poetry Center
Kent State University's Wick Poetry Center has been awarded two grants from the Ohio Arts Council and a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
- Posted Jul. 26, 2013
Kent State Professor to Receive American Psychological Association Award
Kent State University Professor of Psychology Mary Ann Parris Stephens, Ph.D., has been selected to receive the 2013 Developmental Health Award by the Aging and Health Committee of the American Psychological Association.
- Posted Jul. 30, 2013
Eells Gallery at Blossom to Feature Kent State Faculty Michael Loderstedt and Lori Kella
The Kent State University School of Art Galleries will present work by Kent State University School of Art faculty members Michael Loderstedt and Lori Kella at the Eells Gallery on the grounds of the Blossom Music Center on Aug. 3-Sept. 1. The Eells Gallery is open two hours prior to and through the intermission of every Cleveland Orchestra performance.
- Posted Jul. 31, 2013
Kent State Promotes Two Officials in the Center for Corporate and Professional Development
Kent State University has announced the promotion of two officials in its Center for Corporate and Professional Development. Both will have expanded responsibility for enhancing and expanding relationships with major employers in the state and beyond, and to strategically connect corporations and business enterprises with Kent State's many assets.
- Posted Aug. 1, 2013
Kent State's Summer Commencement Ceremonies Occur Aug. 17
Kent State University will hold its summer commencement ceremonies at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 17, at the Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center (MAC Center). Kent State will confer 1,593 degrees, including 836 bachelor's degrees, 455 master's degrees, 83 doctoral degrees, 198 associate degrees and 21 educational specialist degrees.
- Posted Aug. 7, 2013
Kent State Forms Presidential Search Committee
Kent State University has formed a search committee to recruit its 12th president, who will succeed retiring President Lester A. Lefton. In April, Dr. Lefton announced his retirement from the presidency of Ohio's second largest public university, effective July 1, 2014. He has served as Kent State's chief executive officer since July 1, 2006.
- Posted Aug. 8, 2013
Kent State Awarded Two Grants from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Kent State University has been awarded two grants from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. One grant, for research on physical activity levels and obesity, totaled $384,192, and the second grant, for stress-induced noradrenergic modulation of neuroinflammation research, totaled $441,600. The grants were part of the Department of Health and Human Services' Academic Research Enhancement Awards.
- Posted Aug. 8, 2013
University Services Ready for Students this Fall
As Kent State welcomes new and returning students, the Opening of School Master Schedule of University Services is a useful tool for departments, parents and students alike. This schedule lists the days and hours various university service areas are open from the week before school starts through the first week of classes, Sunday, Aug. 18 through Friday, Aug. 30.
- Posted Aug. 14, 2013
Kent State University Awarded Grant for Trauma Research
Kent State University has been awarded a grant for $81,445 from the Ohio Department of Public Safety for research on the impact of traumatic injury on child patients and their families.
- Posted Aug. 15, 2013
Kent State Conference Tackles Knowledge Economy Issues
Kent State University will host more than 200 delegates representing the business community, technology sector, academia, nonprofit, civic and government organizations, and the broader workforce to consider how the university's newly created Knowledge Sciences Center can help organizations meet the challenges of the 21st-century knowledge economy.
- Posted Aug. 21, 2013
Governor Names Virginia Albanese to Kent State Board of Trustees
Gov. John Kasich has named Virginia Albanese of Akron, Ohio, to serve on the Kent State University Board of Trustees. Her appointment is from Aug. 21, 2013, through May 16, 2022.
- Posted Aug. 22, 2013
Kent State Executive Chefs Spice Up Culinary Knowledge With Visit to the Chef's Garden
Kent State University students returning for the Fall 2013 Semester can expect more variety at the university's dining centers. To expand their knowledge about fruits, herbs and seasonal vegetables, executive chefs from Kent State visited the Culinary Vegetable Institute of the Chef's Garden in Milan, Ohio, where they had a culinary retreat.
- Posted Aug. 23, 2013
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson Comes to Kent State for Presidential Speaker Series
Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist and the Frederick P. Rose Director of the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History, will speak at the third Kent State University Presidential Speaker Series on Wednesday, Sept. 25, at 7 p.m. in the Kent Student Center Ballroom.
- Posted Aug. 26, 2013
ADVISORY: Kent State University Board of Trustees Special Committee Meeting Aug. 27
The Kent State University Board of Trustees Finance and Administration Committee will hold a special meeting Tuesday, Aug. 27, to discuss issues related to future construction of a new building for the College of Applied Engineering, Sustainability and Technology as part of Kent State's Foundations of Excellence initiative.
- Posted Aug. 26, 2013
Kent State Approves Work to Begin on New Building for the College of Applied Engineering, Sustainability and Technology
At a special meeting held Aug. 27, the Kent State Board of Trustees Finance and Administration Committee authorized a resolution that will permit the issuance of contracts and the beginning of construction on the building's foundation. The committee action, passed by a unanimous vote, also caps the cost of the project at $17,750,000.
- Posted Aug. 28, 2013
Message from the Presidential Search Committee
Our search for Kent State University's 12th president has taken important next steps, with the online release of a presidential search prospectus and placement of national advertising in major higher education publications. In these materials we believe we've captured Kent State's dynamic progress, unique spirit, and bright future in ways that will be intriguing to highly qualified individuals.
- Posted Aug. 29, 2013
Bowman Breakfast Registration and Information
The fall 2013 Bowman Breakfast will take place at Kent State University in the Kent Student Center Ballroom on Wednesday, Oct. 2. Doors open at 7 a.m., breakfast begins at 7:30 a.m. and the program will follow at 8 a.m.
- Posted Sep. 4, 2013
Kent State Student Project on Suicide Prevention Earns Innovator of the Year Award
Students from Kent State University's School of Journalism and Mass Communication and School of Digital Sciences won the Associated Press Media Editors' (APME) Innovator of the Year for College Students award for a class project that examines issues surrounding college suicide.
- Posted Sep. 5, 2013
Kent State Presents Its 17th Aviation Heritage Fair on Sept. 14
Kent State University's 17th Aviation Heritage Fair will take place Saturday, Sept. 14, from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Kent State University Airport, located at 4020 Kent Road in Stow, Ohio. The fair, a celebration of aviation education past, present and future, is presented by Kent State's Aeronautics Program with support from the Cleveland Airport System, Parker Hannifin and Ron Marhofer.
- Posted Sep. 6, 2013
Kent State Research Shows Surprising Shifts in U.S. Knowledge
The average college student heading to classes this fall probably can't tell you much about the game of backgammon or name the comic character who gets energy from spinach.
- Posted Sep. 9, 2013
Distinguished Researcher Owen Lovejoy Joins Kent State's Presidential Search Committee
Kent State University Professor of Anthropology C. Owen Lovejoy, Ph.D., has joined the university's Presidential Search Committee.
- Posted Sep. 9, 2013
Kent State University and Cleveland Clinic's Lerner Research Institute Collaborate on Research Funding
Kent State University and Cleveland Clinic's Lerner Research Institute will co-fund two pilot research projects as part of an initiative to enhance collaborations between the two institutions.
- Posted Sep. 9, 2013
Kent State's Department of Public Safety Will Initiate Fire/Emergency Evacuation Drills on Sept. 11
On Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 11 a.m., Kent State University's Department of Public Safety will test the emergency notification system on the Kent Campus.
- Posted Sep. 10, 2013
Kent State Sets New Enrollment Record, Welcoming Largest and Highest-Achieving Freshman Class at Its Kent Campus
For the Fall 2013 Semester, Kent State University has set a new record, attracting the biggest and highest-achieving freshman class at the Kent Campus in the university's 103-year history. With the release of the university's official 15th day census data for the Fall 2013 Semester, Kent State reports the total number of first-time, full-time freshmen enrolled at the Kent Campus is 4,314.
- Posted Sep. 10, 2013
Kent State Ranks as One of the Best National Universities by U.S. News & World Report
Kent State University has earned a coveted spot in the first-tier list in the Best National Universities category with its inclusion in the 2014 edition of Best Colleges by U.S. News & World Report. Kent State is the only public university in Northeast Ohio to make the first tier.
- Posted Sep. 11, 2013
ADVISORY: Kent State University Board of Trustees Meeting, Sept. 18
The Kent State University Board of Trustees will hold its next regular business meeting Wednesday, Sept. 18.
- Posted Sep. 11, 2013
National Ethics Conference Focuses on Entertainment Journalism at Ninth Workshop Hosted by Kent State
Celebrities are followed by the paparazzi, have minimal privacy and are constantly in the public eye, yet they still want and need fans and attention. That attention, in the form of entertainment media ethics, is the focus of this year's Poynter Kent State University Media Ethics Workshop, "That's Entertainment?"
- Posted Sep. 12, 2013
Kent State Researcher to Work on Program to Broaden Participation in Computer Science
L. Gwenn Volkert, associate professor of computer science at Kent State University, has been selected to participate in the second phase of a national effort aimed at increasing and broadening participation in computer science.
- Posted Sep. 12, 2013
Curator and Guardian of the Dead Sea Scroll Collection to Speak at Kent State
Adolfo Roitman, Ph.D., curator of the Shrine of the Book, which houses the Dead Sea Scroll collection at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, will speak about "The Meaning of the Dead Sea Scrolls for Judaism and Christianity" at Kent State University on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m. in the Kent Student Center Kiva.
- Posted Sep. 13, 2013
Kent State Researcher Helps Calculate the True Cost of Mountaintop Removal Coal
To meet current U.S. coal demand through surface mining, an area of the Central Appalachians the size of Washington, D.C., would need to be mined every 81 days.
So finds a new study by scientists at Kent State University, Duke University and the Cary Institute for Ecosystem Studies.
- Posted Sep. 13, 2013
Fall 2013 Bowman Breakfast Will Explore "The International City of Kent"
The fall 2013 Bowman Breakfast will take place at Kent State University in the Kent Student Center Ballroom on Wednesday, Oct. 2. The featured speaker is Marcello Fantoni, Ph.D., associate provost for global education at Kent State. Fantoni will speak on the topic "The International City of Kent."
- Posted Sep. 16, 2013
Kent State's Child Development Center Takes Learning to the Outdoors
For the 150 children enrolled at the Kent State University Child Development Center, the opportunity to explore and learn more from and about the environment just got better. The center is set to launch its new Outdoor Learning Laboratory on Sept. 19.
- Posted Sep. 17, 2013
Joint Resolution Celebrates and Reaffirms Strong Town-Gown Ties Between Kent State and City of Kent
Meeting in the newly opened Kent State University Hotel and Conference Center and looking out at a downtown buzzing with new businesses, the Kent State University Board of Trustees joined with Kent City Council today (Sept. 18) to pass a joint resolution that celebrates and reaffirms the town-gown partnership that led to the revitalization of downtown Kent.
- Posted Sep. 18, 2013
"Political Economy of the Arab Uprisings" to be Topic of Co-Lecture at Kent State on Sept. 27
Kent State University's College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Business Administration will host a co-lecture, "The Political Economy of the Arab Uprisings," to be given by two of Northeast Ohio's experts in Middle East politics and political economy on Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. in Room 483 of the College of Business Administration Building, home of Kent State's College of Business Administration.
- Posted Sep. 20, 2013
KSU Advisory: Sept. 20 – Kent Campus Safety Alert
On Sept. 20, 2013, a male Kent State University student reported being a victim of a robbery to Kent State Police. The incident occurred on Sept. 15, 2013, between 1:30 a.m. and 2:30 a.m.
- Posted Sep. 20, 2013
Kent State's Homecoming Celebration Takes Place Oct. 5
Kent State University will celebrate its Homecoming on Saturday, Oct. 5. This year's Homecoming theme, "New and Old, Forever Blue and Gold," will honor Kent State's past while looking forward to the university's future.
- Posted Sep. 24, 2013
Akron General, Kent State Form Health and Wellness Collaborative
Akron General Health System, a national leader in promoting wellness and disease prevention, and Kent State University, one of the nation's leading public research universities, have formed a new collaborative for the study and promotion of wellness programs.
- Posted Sep. 24, 2013
Kent State's Vice President for University Relations Selected for Fulbright Award
Kent State University's Vice President for University Relations Iris E. Harvey has been selected for a U.S.-France International Education Administrators Seminar award by the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board.
- Posted Sep. 26, 2013
Community Event Will Celebrate Successful Partnership Between Kent State and City of Kent
A community celebration of the solid partnership between Kent State University and the city of Kent, represented by the new Kent State University Esplanade extension that now connects the university to downtown Kent, will take place Friday, Oct. 4, starting at 3:30 p.m.
- Posted Sep. 27, 2013
Kent State's College of Education, Health and Human Services Announces 2013 Hall of Fame Winners
Kent State University's College of Education, Health and Human Services will honor seven distinguished alumni at its fourth annual Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony on Friday, Oct. 4, at 6:30 p.m. in the Kent Student Center Ballroom.
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(Frankfort, Ky.) -- On Wednesday, June 9th, commercial vehicle enforcement personnel and troopers from Kentucky State Police, Indiana State Police, and Ohio Highway Patrol participated in a multistate enforcement blitz aimed at improving the safety of the interstate system specifically for and around commercial motor vehicles.
The focus of this blitz was to target safety issues concerning commercial motor vehicle drivers, International Fuel Tax (IFTA) violations and vehicle over-weight violations. Fifty-one tickets and 21 warnings were issued for over-weight violations, and 14 tickets and 10 warnings were issued for fuel tax violations. Troopers also targeted drivers of passenger vehicle who choose to operate their vehicles in an unsafe manor around commercial motor vehicles.
In the 24 hour enforcement period, in Kentucky alone, 395 commercial motor vehicles were inspected resulting in 161 traffic citations and 24 written warnings. Of the 395 commercial motor vehicles inspected, 627 violations were discovered and 25 drivers and 75 vehicles were placed out of service.
The totals for the multistate commercial motor vehicle enforcement efforts are as follows: 993 inspections found 2,825 violations, of which 334 were considered "Out of Service Violations". Seventy-eight drivers and 265 vehicles were placed "Out of Service".
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Lotteries in, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio and Oklahoma participated in the multi-state Halloween Millions Raffle, which began September 8 and culminated in a drawing November 1.
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Heathrow Express services are to be disrupted as drivers and other staff take strike action in two separate disciplinary disputes.
Members of the Rail Maritime and Transport union will walk out for 24 hours just after mid-day, forcing the company to operate an amended service between the airport and central London.
Heathrow Express said it was disappointed that the action was going ahead and apologised to passengers for any inconvenience to their journeys.
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A second 24-hour stoppage is due to start from the same time on March 11, while union members will not work any extra hours over the weekend of March 3-4.
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Original post made by Geoff Gillette on Mar 19, 2012
In a recent thread there was some discussion about the outreach from the Town of Danville. In the past few years, we have really stepped up our efforts in this regard, so I thought I would take a few moments and outline how the Town is working to get information out to our residents on the many projects, programs and events here in Danville.
Web page: Our Town webpage www.danville.ca.gov has a great deal of information about the Town, the departments, programs and services. The front page has links to all of the departments, as well as our community calendar, our "how do I" section and our "what's new" section. "What's new" carries short articles about things happening around Town. As new articles come online the older ones go into an archive.
Project pages: Because there is a great deal of interest in development here in Danville, the Town instituted the creation of project pages on the website. Project pages give all of the relevant information about a current development application, as well as a blog updated with the latest steps in the development process and a means of contacting the planner responsible for the application.
Social Media: A recent addition to the Town's outreach efforts is social media. The Town has established a page on Facebook www.facebook.com/danvilleca. Two other place pages are also available, one for the Danville PD www.facebook.com/danvillecapolice and the Village Theatre and Art Gallery www.facebook.com/villagetheatredanville . Information items are posted on those pages throughout the week. A Twitter account @DanvilleInfo has also been established and the Town sends out tweets on a variety of topics such as the closure of the grass fields due to rain to the progress of the procession carrying Lnc. Cpl. Corral through the downtown. Pictures from Town events are posted on a Flickr account and videos are posted on both YouTube and Vimeo.
Publications: The Town's Activity Guide is published to inform residents of upcoming classes and events. Seniors are able to hear more about the services available to them in the Silver Streak and Recreation Services puts out an e-mail newsletter.
e-News: e-News is an e-mail subscription service. Interested individuals can sign up to have notices sent to them on a variety of subjects. Any time a notice or informational release is sent out, a copy is e-mailed to the subscriber.
Press releases: Information is sent to the press on a regular basis for use in their online and print publications.
The Town works to be as transparent and available to our residents as possible. Go to our pages and 'like' them, utilize our Twitter feed or subscribe to e-News. We welcome input on how better to communicate with our residents.
Hope this helps give a sense of the various channels of communication used by the Town of Danville.
Have a great day.
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on Mar 21, 2012 at 5:03 pm
There seems to be a big increase recently in suspicious strangers who do not live in the neighborhood going door to door allegedly seeking donations for alleged charities or trying to sell something. While some may be legitimate, often it looks like they are up to no good and may be casing neighborhood to see who is home.
Does Danville have an ordinance dealing with this like some other cities, such as requiring they register, or limit hours, etc? Is there a non-emergency number with Danville police we can call so they can check these people out? I think it would be good deterrent to criminals if they knew neighbors will call and report suspicious people to the police.
Thank you.
on Mar 21, 2012 at 6:32 pm
Dear Editor,
As part of the No HOME out of VIEW presentation at the AIA Public Safety Fair, Creekside Church, Alamom, on Saturday, March 24, 2012, the answers to "no solicitation" will be provided as a neighborhood practice in our region. A home with a posted no solicitation sign does not have to acknowledge any door-to-door activity and may ask the solicitors to leave the property and call the police if they don't.
on Mar 21, 2012 at 9:29 pm
To the first poster...don't you think it would be useful to say which neighborhood you are talking about? I live on the south side of town on the east side of 680 and haven't seen anyone.


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It was as if a shock wave rolled through Duluth and the rest of Gwinnett County Thursday (May 31) as news spread that Gwinnett County Commissioner Shirley Fanning Lasseter had pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Atlanta to accepting $36,500 in bribes for her potential favorable vote on a proposed real estate development.
Everyone that Duluth Patch called so far for a comment responded that they were "shocked." And saddened by the news, too.
The vivacious redhead served as mayor of Duluth for 14 years before running for the Gwinnett County Commission and getting elected. Lasseter resigned from the commission the same day as she entered her guilty plea in court. Since she did not run for re-election, her first term would have expired at the end of the year.
"It's very sad news. I don't know a lot of the details yet. I'm just learning about it," said current Duluth Mayor Nancy Harris. "The citizens I've talked to are very shocked and sad. She was mayor for 14 years, and she has a lot of friends and supporters in Duluth."
Judy Wilson, president of the Duluth Historical Society, commented: "I'm shocked. I just can't believe it."
"I'm shocked just like everyone else," said City Clerk Teresa Lynn. "She was mayor for 14 years and worked with different councils, Phil [McLemore, retired Duluth city administrator], myself and other employees. We are all shocked…disappointed and hurt."
"I just pray for her and hope for the best," Lynn continued. "I really don't know the full story yet."
"I was just shocked," said community leader Kathryn Willis. "I really was. I just couldn't believe it because she was always such a champion of our city."
"I hate to see Shirley go out like this," remarked former Duluth city councilman Doug Mundrick, who retired in 2011 after 16 years on the council. "She did some good things in Duluth. People should not lose sight of that. She always had a positive attitude and was a booster for Duluth. It's just really sad."
"When she was mayor, she did not have a vote," he said. "Developers seeking rezoning always called Shirley and invited her to have lunch. But not having a vote meant she really didn't have a say. It came down to what the five councilmen had to say. Shirley didn't always agree with us, but I don't think she ever influenced any votes on developments in Duluth."
Incidents like this have a negative impact, Mundrick said. "The average man sitting at home watching TV turns to his wife and says: "See, I told you they [politicians] are all crooks.'"
"People lose faith in government and their trust in officials to make right decisions that are not tainted by someone passing a buck to somebody," he said. "It pains all city, county and state officials. It reflects badly on me and other folks who work diligently and honestly for the betterment of the community."


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Perhaps in homage to the snowfall we have been experiencing in London today, Olga Kurylenko took to the red carpet at the BFI IMAX in London this evening as Snow White for the 'Oblivion' premiere.
She wore a winter-white Grecian-style Marchesa Pre-Fall 2013 off-the-shoulder gown, featuring a contrast re-embroidered black lace and sheer neckline, gathered sweetheart bodice, and a draped full-length skirt.
Her ethereal gown was styled with sultry smoky eyes and a simple ponytail, which was centre-parted and rolled at the sides.
A black-and-gold Stark 'Seductress' Swarovski crystal clutch and diamond star De Beers earrings provided the finishing touches to her look.
Some of you have stated that Olga's looks have not been that memorable so far, so how do you feel about this look?
I'm now undecided which to put up for BDOTW. The Elie Saab or this beauty.
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NEW ORLEANS — It's likely that at some point tonight, Hornets forward Al-Farouq Aminu will be given the task of guarding perennial All-Star Kobe Bryant.
For the third-year player out of Wake Forest, the experience is one he's ready to take on, regardless of how good Bryant is.
In fact, he has grown into the role as the team's go-to defender, learning how to dissect film in order to learn about who he has to defend and how to get the job done.
"I think that has helped me out a lot because you can almost see moves coming in your head nowadays rather than being aggressive on every move," Aminu said. "Sometimes you can get caught out of position on a player and that's the difference between 20 points and 28 points."
It helps for the Hornets that he has done it before.
Coach Monty Williams certainly remembers how he reacted to facing one of the league's best.
"The first time I had to guard Clyde Drexler, he was messing with me before the game," Williams said. "He looked at me at the jump ball and said, 'What's your name again?' It just messed me up. I didn't realize he knew exactly who I was and he was playing the game with me."
Aminu's task is made more difficult tonight because the Lakers are in the midst of a playoff push, one that has Los Angeles 2½ games out of the last spot with 21 games to play. In the past five games, Bryant is averaging 32.8 points, 5.8 rebounds and 5.4 assists.
And this is where Aminu's maturing as a pro helps. He used to just go out and play defense, not totally understanding the play call and what other players' tendencies were. That has changed.
"I like to take that role on being the defender on this team," Aminu said. "It's something I embrace now. Early in my career, I just was so anxious to play defense and I don't think I went about it the smartest way of knowing, watching film and things like that, stuff that I do now in order to be a better defender mentally, not just physically."
Bryant injured his right elbow in the first quarter of the Lakers' Tuesday night game at Oklahoma City. He still put up 30 points in nearly 40 minutes. Injured or not, Williams knows Bryant is still lethal at 34 years old.
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A.Gary Katz responds: I feel your pain. Finish carpentry, especially door hanging, is a tool-heavy trade. Here's the best advice I can give to any part-time door hanger.
First, put together a good door bench or a door stand. You can cobble a stand together from some scraps of 2-by and 1-by, or you can make a full-blown bench. I'd suggest making the bench. A good door bench has a lot of uses. The legs fold up, so the bench is easy to store and transport, and once you start hanging doors, you'll never stop — there's good money in it. (See "Hanging a New Door in an Old Jamb," 8/99, for more on building a door bench.)
But it's the tools that cost real money. I'm figuring you already own a good-sized drill, a cordless driver, and a circular saw, so a plane might be your most expensive purchase. As a full-time door hanger, I prefer a Porter-Cable 126, which is sold in a kit, #9118, for about $400. For just a few doors, you can also use a regular plane, like the Bosch 1594K, one of the few multi-use planes equipped with an adjustable bevel guide ($155 on the web).
You might be able to avoid buying a plane altogether if you can purchase prebeveled doors. We use them all the time.
You'll also need a router. For door hanging, I prefer Porter-Cable's 7/8-hp model #100, which, unfortunately, may have been discontinued. For a multipurpose router, I'd suggest a Bosch 1617evs ($170 on the web), which has a micro-adjustment knob as well as a quick-change template guide system. You'll need that template guide because you'll have to use templates for mortising hinges and locks.
I buy all hinge templates and most lock templates from Templaco (www.templaco.com) because they cost less to buy than to make, and Templaco's templates are always dead-on accurate. For those 1 3/8-inch doors on your job, you'll only need a single-pocket template (Photo D) for 3 1/2-inch hinges ($20). If you're hanging new doors in new jambs, you can get a full-length template that lays out all three hinges.
For boring doors, you could buy a good-quality hole saw for the cylinder and a spade bit for the edge bore, and live dangerously! But if you can, when it comes to boring doors, break the bank and go all the way. Templaco sells a couple of great kits (BJ-115 or BJ120, about $370) that include all the latch and strike templates you'll ever need, plus the boring jig (Photo E) and bits. If you bore more than a dozen doors a year, think about upgrading to their carbide spur 2 1/8-inch bit ($127). You'll never regret it. (See "Installing a Cylindrical Latchset," 12/00.)
These are only the basics. When you're ready for flush bolts, mortise locks, and auto-bottoms, contact me at JLC Online's Finish Carpentry Forum and I'll tell you more.
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Hofbräu München Hefe Weizen - Hofbräuhaus München
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3.75/5 rDev -3.4%
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4.5/5 rDev +16%
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08-17-2014 15:55:29 | More by nstroup
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This is a different beer than the previous hefeweizens from this brewery. This version has an ABV of 5.4 and I believe it is a new release.
Thanks to bu11zeye for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a yellow color with a huge white head. The aroma is basic hefeweizen with lots of bananas and cloves. The flavor is bananas, cloves and wheat. Pretty basic and as expected, but very well executed. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
08-12-2010 04:39:20 | More by Mora2000
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05-08-2014 02:20:44 | More by javlin624
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Appearance - Pours a hazy, pale golden straw with a white 3 finger head. Good retention. Resulting lace stretches the surface and sticks well.
Smell - Bready yeast and banana. A bit of wheat. Not much in the way of clove by comparison to some other hefes. Vaguely remindful of banana bread.
Taste - Wheat and banana primarily. A bit of yeast follows through. Tastes slightly watery at times.
Mouthfeel - Smooth and creamy. Carbonation is decent; could use more bite.
Overall - A good hefe, but not great. Fairly tame by comparison to some of the better hefeweizens.
03-29-2012 03:52:15 | More by TheSixthRing
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Hofbräu München Hofbräu Hefe Weizen
,33l green glass bottle, dated "L 268 M 11:01"
Appearance: Hazy, not cloudy yellow-gold body beneath a head of bright white foam. Lacing and retention are just about average for a Bavarian Weizen.
Smell: Wheaty malt, yeasty phenolics of bubblegum/clove and mild banana, fruit... some of which is citrus.
Taste: As the aroma suggests. The malt is delicately sweet, and threaded through with a nice balance of yeasty phenolics. More banana appears but it's still not strong, and the other fruits found in the nose are stronger as well (apple, blackberry, some orange... there's a bit of pith as well as tart juice). There's a bit of plastic, or "Band-Aid" as well, and that helps to balance it as it's only moderately bitter. Upfront you find the malt, infused with phenols and fruit, followed by a more sugary-sweetness as it warms across the middle, and then finally, there's residual plastic, a pinch of pepper, dull clove, muted green banana, and a hint of yeasty chalkiness and citrus pith in the surprisingly dry finish.
Mouthfeel: The body is medium-light, and the carbonation level is elevated and bristling with very-fine bubbles. As it warms it foams in the mouth giving the illusion that it's fuller bodied than it is, and becoming slightly creamy.
Overall: It's kind of hard to fault except for the head retention and lacing. I think it sits halfway between the more phenolic and dry character of Weihenstephaner and one of the more sweet-banana versions. In that sense, it seems as if it would suit anyone who enjoys the style. I personally find the delicate spice and pepper quite nice, and really refreshing. On a hot summer day in the sun I'd most likely choose this over the more formidable maltly sweetness of a Franziskaner. A distinct, overlooked gem that's at least worth trying.
01-20-2014 16:03:51 | More by NeroFiddled
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04-26-2014 18:39:45 | More by russpowell
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12 oz bottle poured into pint glass. Bottling date of "L 017 L" which I am guessing is January 17th?
Pours a hazy amber/straw. A little on the dark side. Not much head. Looks a lot like unfiltered cider. Not a good start.
Distinct smell of skunk upon pouring - damn you, green bottles! It fades quickly, though. It's definitely still there, but there are notes of yeast and wheat as well.
The taste is much better that I was expecting by this point. Light, crisp, just a hint of skunkiness. Very slight metallic aftertaste, but overall not bad.
Ideal carbonation level and thickness.
It is German, and it is a hefeweizen, but it belongs nowhere near the top tier.
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November 21, 2012-- Home Textiles Today,
High Point, N.C. - After launching at the June Showtime Fabric Fair, international pavilions are returning to the winter edition of the show, which takes place here Dec. 2-5.
Located on the temporary exhibit floor in the Suites at Market Square, the new exhibitors will join more than 165 exhibitors that have previously participated in the show, including 80 permanent showrooms and 85 temporary exhibitors.
"The June International Pavilions received big accolades and December promises to be even more focused on current fabrics and constructions that are most popular in the US market," said Tom Mitchell, president of home furnishings for International Market Centers.
Zhejiang Samexpo Exhibition Co.,ltd (Samexpo) from China is bringing five textile suppliers from the Yuhang district, which is known for upholstery fabrics, home textiles and curtain accessories. They include:
- Hangzhou Biya Interior Textile Co., which specializes in upholstery fabric for sofas, curtain fabric, and decorative fabrics. Export markets include Europe, America, Canada and Australia.
- Hangzhou Shamash Fabric Co., which specializes in manufacturing of silk fabrics, including mixture, velvet of silk, nylon, polyester and flocking. The company exports to Europe, America, and Southeast Asia.
Hangzhou Tata Tex. Co., whose main products include Tata Tex sofa fabrics, curtain fabrics, and a large selection of novelty fabrics. Current exports are to Europe, South America, and the Middle East.
- Hangzhou Da Tons Trading Co., which is partnered with Tongxiang Tenghui Textile Co. to produce chenille fabrics and polyester linen constructions for sofas. In 2011, the line was expanded to include suede fabric constructions, velvet, and fine dobbies.
- HangZhou KAMPF Textile Co., which manufactures sofa and curtain fabric, including jacquard and patterned valets, printed fabric, and linen-cotton constructions.
Ouyida International Exhibition (Beijing) Company will be bringing five Chinese sofa fabric, home textiles and artificial leather suppliers, including:
- Wujiang Yuhua Textile Co., Ltd, which specializes in textiles and apparel fabrics developed by it owns group of engineering technicians.
- Jiangyin Fei Long Plastics Co., a PVC and PU Leather manufacturer. It exports to the USA, Middle and South America, South East Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
- Haining Tiangong Textile Co, known for its leather constructions used in garments and home textiles. Current markets include the US, Italy, Norway, Spain, South Africa, Syria, Algeria, and the Middle East.
- Hangzhou Tianchen Leather Plant, which specializes in PU leather production for shoes, sofa, home decoration, and high-end clothing.
- Shaoxing County Lancome Import and Export, a one-stop source for all upholstery constructions. The company exports to Western Europe, South East Asia, and North and South America.
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- Loongchin Textile Co., a knitting manufacturer whose best sellers are 100% polyester suede peached fabrics and light mesh fabrics.
- Merryson Corporation, specializes in jacquards and ready-made products. It exports to North America, Europe, and Australia.
- P & R International, a supplier of window curtains, shower curtains, table cloths, and special blanket items.
- Piing Heh, a drapery hardware manufacturer.
- Hui Zhou Sheng Chen Metal Co., a manufacturer of custom-made zinc, aluminum, steel, and cast iron curtain poles and accessories.
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- Swan Silks, a producer of original designs for fine jacquards for upholstery as well as drapery and pillow fabrics.
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The mall is housed in a building that has been home to paint and wallpaper merchants since the early 1930s. The owners say that after Goss Avenue Antiques mall closes, the store will help establish an antique trail in the Nulu / Clifton area.
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"Makes me think of what kind of fool I am," she said.
Graham says a father and son approached her at home twice, offering to pave her driveway.
Now, $3,600 later, she regrets allowing them to do the work.
"He just said he could do it. I asked him, 'When?' and he said, 'Today.' So, I let him do it," she explained.
Graham says the two were from a company called Pro Asphalt.
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Graham says this has been a costly lesson for her to learn.
"Get references. Somebody that people know before you have something done. Don't just let someone drive up and do something for you," she warned.
Action News 5 called the 800-number at the top of Graham's contract. It asked for a PIN number to continue the call. Additional calls made to Willie Granite, owner of Pro Asphalt, were not returned.
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Steps from Crescent Beach, this adorable remodeled beach cottage has bamboo floors, tile bath, 20 foot ceilings, porch, the scent of the ocean, and soothing sound of the waves. Beach is on front side and beautiful marsh with sunsets on the back side, which will leave you in awe. 20 yards from the enterance to a Beautiful sandy beach with full time lifeguard and a large tide pool that will keep the kids busy for days, searching for the ocean's washed up treasures. A wonderful place for the whole family to relax and enjoy.
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1st edroom has a queen bed, 2nd bedroom has 2 twin beds, queen sleeper sofa in living room.
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Just feet from the sandy beach with lifegard and tide pool. Walking distance to town. Across the street from a trolly stop that takes you to nearby towns and beaches. Close to restaurants, antique shops, animal farm, golf, shopping, wildlife preserve, museums, whale watching, fishing, and much more.
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It's time to put our K-State/KU predictions out there for you to marvel at or scorn, depending upon your perspective.
I guess it will take losing to a terrible team like KU (and not just getting embarrassed by a good team) to finally bench Coffman for good. Man, I was really wanting to see Lamur or Klein get a shot this week!
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A line-up of celebs appear in the pro-abortion "Draw the Line" campaign designed to counter opponents of the contraception mandate in Obamacare. The celebrities who appear in the two-minute video ad include: Meryl Streep, Kevin Bacon, Kyra Sedgwick, Amy Poehler, Lisa Kudrow, Tea Leoni, Sarah Silverman.
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What do you think of the campaign?