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The North Texas Food Bank was established in 1982 to address the critical issue of hunger in the North Texas area. For the last 29 years the NTFB has helped thousands of families in a time of need. The North Texas Food Bank is dedicated to feeding the hungry in 13 North Texas counties and is able to do so by securing donations of surplus unmarketable, but wholesome, foods and grocery products for distribution through a network of charitable organizations supporting the cause. In the first year of operation, the Food Bank distributed 400,000 pounds of food! Read on to learn more about the incredible contributions The North Texas Food Bank has made to our community.
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The History Behind North Texas Food Bank
The North Texas Food Bank was established in 1982 by Liz Minyard, Kathryn Hall, Jo Curtis and Lorraine Griffin Kircher. Their goal was to address the critical issue of hunger in North Texas by securing donations of surplus unmarketable, but wholesome, foods and grocery products for distribution through a network of charitable organizations dedicated to feeding the hungry in 13 North Texas counties: Dallas, Denton, Collin, Fannin, Rockwall, Hunt, Grayson, Kaufman, Ellis, Navarro, Lamar, Delta and Hopkins.
Members of the North Texas Food Bank's organizing committee became advocates with members of the Texas Legislature for the passage of the Good Faith Donor Act, which protects donors from liability of donated product. With the passage of this act in 1983, many potential donors began actively donating.
The North Texas Food Bank is a certified member of Feeding America's Food Bank Network. Feeding America, the nation's largest domestic hunger relief organization, solicits food and grocery products from national suppliers for distribution through more than 200 certified Food Banks nationally. Feeding America also provides Food Banks with operational standards, training, support and inspection, and educates the public and government officials about the nature and solutions to the problem of hunger
North Texas Food Bank Programs
Your generous contribution of food product, funds and volunteer service supports the many programs of the North Texas Food Bank. These programs benefit over 1,184 feeding and education programs in 13 North Texas counties, including food pantries, soup kitchens and shelters, after-school programs, senior citizen centers and other social service centers. These agencies receive food from the Food Bank and distribute it to North Texans in need through their pantry and on-site meal programs.
North Texans who seek assistance from our member agencies come from a variety of backgrounds. These individuals and families may be your neighbors, your co-workers, your friends or even your family. Many of them are the working poor. Each month they must pay for transportation, housing and utilities in that order - and then hope that their already-limited resources will cover a month's supply of food for their family. Many of those served by our member agencies have recently lost their jobs through no fault of their own. Others are dealing with overwhelming healthcare expenses. Even natural disasters can play a part in straining an already over- extended income.
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MISSION: The North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) seeks to eliminate Hunger by distributing food and grocery products through a network of nonprofit organizations while providing education and increasing community awareness on issues of Hunger.
NEED: According to the ConAgra Foods Foundation and Feeding America, 24.3 percent of children in Texas are experiencing food insecurity, according to new research released July 1, 2010 by Feeding America. That's nearly 1 in 4 Texans under 18 years of age—or 1.6 million children— that don't have access to the foods that they need to lead active, healthy lives. This means Texas has one of the highest rates of child food insecurity in the nation, virtually tied with Arkansas and Arizona.
•The rate of childhood hunger in Texas has gone up over 2 percentage points since last year's report, which means 163,525 more kids are hungry today. These estimates are expected to rise over the coming years as the full impact of the economic downturn is taken into account.
•According to Feeding America's Hunger Study 2010, The number of NTFB's elderly clients has grown 4 percentage points since 2008 to 13%
•40% of NTFB clients have to choose between paying for food and paying for medicine or medical care (the national statistic is 30%).
•The number of people NTFB's food pantries serve each month would fill the new Dallas Cowboys Stadium 2 1/2 times to capacity.
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•Share the message – Tell a friend about the need and the NTFB.
•Share your talents – Volunteer at food distribution sites, events or at the warehouse.
•Sponsor a food drive – Host a traditional or virtual on-line food drive at work, or with your faith, school, or civic group.
•Invite NTFB to speak – To your civic, professional, school or faith group.
Volunteer: volunteers are invaluable to the Food Bank. Without volunteer help each year, the NTFB would be unable to provide food to the hundreds of thousands of hungry North Texans it currently serves. Click Here to learn more on volunteering.
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Juniper Networks is now shipping its SDN controller and has also made it available as open source code, signaling an intention to not develop product around the OpenDaylight SDN consortium's work.
Juniper announced commercial availability of Juniper Networks Contrail and open source availability of OpenContrail. Both products are founded on the same code base and include the same functions for creating a virtual overlay network -- an SDN controller, a virtual router, and an analytics engine.
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The difference between the commercial and open source offerings is that commercial customers will receive Juniper service and support with their purchase. Juniper will update the open source version of Contrail, says Bob Muglia, executive vice president of Juniper's Software Solutions Division.
Customers demanded both versions of Contrail, he says. But Muglia believes most customers will opt for the commercial version, Juniper Networks Contrail.
"When I was at Microsoft, I got burned for not participating more in open source projects," Muglia, a longtime Microsoft executive, said. "Even if you don't think it will be significant to your own use."
It appears the OpenDaylight open source SDN code work will not be significant to Juniper, even though Juniper is a highest-ranking – and paying -- Platinum member of the project. OpenDaylight is a vendor-driven community building an open source SDN controller.
"Our strategy has consistently been Contrail," Muglia says. "But we intend to fulfill our commitments" to OpenDaylight.
When asked specifically if Juniper would build product around OpenDaylight, Muglia answered "No. But we're open to contributing OpenContrail to OpenDaylight."
He says OpenContrail is a "complete solution" and on a "different maturity" scale than OpenDaylight. Asked when and where OpenDaylight might be used in place of OpenContrail or Juniper Networks Contrail, Muglia said "I don't know when OpenDaylight will be used."
Juniper intends to fulfill its two-year commitment to the OpenDaylight project and then re-evaluate its participation thereafter, he says.
Contrail and OpenContrail are Linux-based virtual network overlay software that run on x86 servers. They enable the interconnection of physical networks with the virtual computing environment of data centers for faster configuration and service provisioning.
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CEOs Paul LaCasse, D.O. of Botsford Health Care, Brian Connolly of Oakwood Healthcare and Gene Michalski of Beaumont Health System sign the official Definitive Agreement to form a new healthcare organization, called Beaumont Health. View the signing of the definitive agreement.
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The Botsford Hospital Facility Refresh Plan, a $7.5 million revamp scheduled to begin this summer, will bring updates throughout the facility. Read more...
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QUALITY - So many beers, so many great ones.
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The wife and I were walking down Carmine and stumbled upon this place. It has a "grocery store" sign taped on the door, for some reason. They do sell toilet paper and basic needs, plus some gourmet food, but this is all about the beer.
They deal mostly in singles- I saw some folks making their own variety six-packs. I would go for their "limited release" bin better, with a bunch of Harviestoun Ola vintages, Stone Suede Porter, Goose Island Big John and Night Stalker, Allagash Curieux, Hebrew Reborn and 4-packs of Founders Backwoods Bastard at a reasonable $14.99 (I bought one).
Their menu on beermenus.com also lists Sam Adams Utopias... 14 taps for growler refills, nothing crazy but some good stuff from Dogfish, Coronado, Stone.
I was happy to find this place and come back often when I go to Blind Tiger. It's a nice little craft-beer joint with good prices and good service.
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West lower village location, just about a 3 minute walk from the Blind Tiger. One of a seemingly never ending stream of new craft beer stores in the city. You know the deal growler fills (about a dozen worthy/craft options) and shelf after shelf of the typical array of craft and import bottles. Plenty of good beer to be found here. The stay current on Beermmenus dot com which is quite consumer friendly.
Helpful but clueless guy stocking the shelves and friendly enough guy behind the till and filling the growlers.
Nothing crazy special but worth checking out if you need some quality beer and you're in the area/visiting the Tiger...
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---- — Dr. R. John Stukey is seven weeks into his position as the Cass County Health Officer after Dr. Cherie Bennett left the post in June.
As health officer, Stukey works with the health department's office administrator in their health oversight of the county by applying his medical knowledge to the areas of personnel, disaster planning, disease trends and ensuring people are getting inoculations, he said.
"The main, day-to-day operations are done by the administrator, but there has to be a physician that oversees the operation," Stukey said.
For the last year, Stukey has been employed at Novia CareClinic in Logansport, which serves Cass County's employees and their dependents. He said Cass County Commissioner Jim Sailors encouraged him to consider putting himself in the running for the position.
"I thought it was an opportunity to serve the local community and become involved in my own way," Stukey said.
Stukey received his undergraduate degree from Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, before going on to Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Bradenton, Fla.
Throughout his career, Stukey has worked in the areas of urgent care, administrative medicine and public health.
He served in the U.S. Army for nine years, including time in Iraq. He also formerly worked for Emergency Medicine of Indiana, an emergency group at Dukes Memorial Hospital in Peru.
Bob Vernon, office administrator at the Cass County Health Department, said it was important to find Bennett's replacement, as the health officer position is required to be filled by law.
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In recent years I have noticed more and more gopher holes and mounds in Cuesta Park. It seems like the grass fields will soon no longer be good for playing sports because the surfaces are so uneven. Can't somthing be done by the Parks Dept before it is too late?
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I agree with you. I am afraid to let my baby walk around in the grass because of the BIG Toothed gophers. I worry about my son running and twisting his knee in the giant holes they leave behind.
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The six-lane, 6.4-mile highway was built using $441 million in local, state and federal funds, including about $92 million from a stimulus program funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
The highway parallels Otay Mesa Road, which was previously the only street to provide access to the Otay Mesa Port of Entry. About 68,000 vehicles traveled on the road daily to reach the border crossing, according to the San Diego Association of Governments.
Otay Mesa Road had been a dangerous mix of big rigs, passenger cars and cross-traffic, but the new freeway segment is expected to lighten the load.
"It's very nice, a lot easier, a lot faster," a driver told a local news station.
Trade through the Otay Mesa border crossing is expected to increase, according to SANDAG.
"The completion of SR 905 has a significance not only for the region, but also for Mexico, California and the rest of the United States," said Jack Dale, SANDAG's first vice chair. "SR 905 is part of a planned system along the international border that will safely and efficiently move people and commerce between the two nations, fueling our economies and improving our quality of life."
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Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice.
Appearance: Pours midnight black with a moderate amount of bubbles. Big two finger tan head which slowly fades into a thin creamy layer. Leaves a good amount of lacing.
Smell: A roasty and bready malt driven aroma with good hints of chocolate and grains. Roasted malts with upfront hints of chocolate, biscuit, grains, caramel, yeast, cracker, and a little coffee and smoke. Hints of spice. Earthy hops with some hints of grass. Subtle dark fruit hints of cherry, raisin, and prune. A very solid aroma.
Taste: Like it smells, a nicely roasty and bready malt forward taste with good notes of chocolate and grains. Dark roasted barley malts with upfront notes of chocolate, coffee, grains, biscuit, caramel, lager yeast, cracker, and a little smoke. Dark fruit undertones with some notes of cherry, prune, and raisin. Earthy hops in the background with notes of grass and a little pine spice. A pretty good taste.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Creamy, silky, and pretty smooth.
Overall: A pretty solid twist on the Kolsch style. Good creamy dark malt notes. Its kind of like a porter.
06-21-2014 05:10:40 | More by MattyG85
4.06/5 rDev +7.4%
Poured into stange; deep chestnut with a nice mocha head that rises continually and fades shortly.
Smells of dark bread, nutty rye malt, crisp and clean and light with slight hints of dark malt flavors.
Tastes the same; smooth dark soft malt flavors that are crisp and easy to drink.
Mouthfeel is light and clean, smooth.
Overall this is a very interesting beer
The flavors of a schwarzbier with the feel of a kolsch. Neat!
05-12-2014 03:43:26 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
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Black Rye Kolsch style ale, I've never had one of those before I'll try it. Pours pitch black in the glass with a thicket of tan head leaves fine speckled lacing behind. I like the abv and the fact that this was Rick & Robbie's time to shine (two homebrewers from SoCal) who won a homebrewer's contest.
Aroma clean malt driven hard to pick up classic dark beer character more just crisp grains, herbal hops, pretty unique beer. Herbal mint, clean German ale character it's weird!!!
Flavor brings spicy rye, dark roasted malts, still super easy drinking black rye kolsch style characteristics are evident...masterfully brewed and crafted. Almost creamy milk chocolate with less sweetness dry herbal hops again weaved effortlessly to dry it out, into a crisp enjoyable finish.
Mouthfeel smooth creamy textured, crisp finish balanced sturdy carbonation everything hits where it should on the palate. I know this isn't traditional Stone, but it's damn good.
Overall, this let's me know that creativity and brewing culture in America is alive and well, we will never stop innovating because we have no boundaries in our brewing styles this 5.4% Sprocket beer labeled as a black rye kolsch proves it!
06-08-2014 18:39:30 | More by WVbeergeek
3.94/5 rDev +4.2%
Poured a rich, opaque black with brown highlights on the edges of the glass when held to light. Two and a half fingers of tan head that grew as it sat and left abundant lacing down the glass. A very nice looking beer, similar in appearance to a stout. Scents of rich roast malt, dark chocolate, coffee with a bit of cream, a bit of a pretzel-like aroma, hints of grassy hops, along with spicy rye in the background. As it sits a little bit of fruitiness comes into the foreground as is common in the Kolsch style. A very nice aroma profile that is an interesting combination of a porter, a rye beer and a Kolsch. Flavor begins with a roasted flavor malt profile, with notes of black coffee and rye. This moves into further roasted flavors with notes of burnt toast, black coffee and roast malt and a hint of fruitiness that is very faint. Finish is dry with roast malt, spicy rye, black coffee and a slight tang with some fruitiness faintly detectable. Aftertaste is dry with a strong roast malt presence and hints of black coffee. An interesting flavor profile that tastes very similar to a porter or stout and is quite removed from a Kolsch. It is quite nice and the addition of rye adds a nice spice and nuttiness to the flavor. Mouthfeel is medium-light bodied with moderate-high carbonation and a smooth, creamy feel. Very nice and extremely easy to drink as a result. Overall this is a pretty interesting beer. It has a nice aroma and flavor that are more reminiscent of a porter than a Kolsch, with the nice spiciness that rye imparts. An extremely drinkable mouthfeel aids the beer and makes it quite the sessionable offering. Very well done and unique to boot.
07-05-2014 08:26:15 | More by Auraan
New Jersey
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05-10-2014 11:35:14 | More by JMS1512
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05-07-2014 05:14:45 | More by Jgrody
Alberta (Canada)
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22oz bomber, thoughtfully brought back from SoCal for me by doktorzee. Since this entry was added first, and actually used the correct name, I'll happily plant my flag here.
This beer pours a very dark, yet bright red cola highlight-tinged russet brown hue, with three flabby fingers of puffy, densely foamy, and slightly bubbly tan head, which leaves some spectral webbed lace around the glass as things duly sink away.
It smells of roasted bready caramel malt, mildly spicy rye grain, bittersweet powdered chocolate, a bit of dry black orchard fruit, soft earthy yeast, and herbal, leafy, and grassy hops. The taste is big on the gritty cocoa bitterness up front, with some smoked grainy pale and wet biscuity caramel malt, blended rye spice, muted dark fruit - maybe a bit of raisin, maybe a bit of prune - sugar-free root beer, a bland earthy nuttiness, and now turtling herbal, weedy hops.
The carbonation is fairly active in its plebeian frothiness, the body a so-so medium weight, and mostly smooth, the char stepping on a few toes here, just so y'all know. It finishes quite dry, the grain - including a more subdued than expected rye contingent - and a wee bit of blackened character coming to dominate over the various aforementioned side players.
It's dark, it's German-adjacent, and it tires more quickly than I might have initially thought - yup, that's Sprockets for me, from what I can recall. Calling this a Kolsch is sort of disingenuous at best, as all the light, crisp, and easy-drinking qualities of that style are shit all over by this venture - see American Black Ales for precedence.
08-08-2014 03:55:20 | More by biboergosum
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
07-30-2014 05:11:34 | More by dertyd
3.88/5 rDev +2.6%
Beautiful dark black beer, with a firm dark tan head. Fantastic lacing and retention.
Ryan and malty aroma, with a hint of cherry. Slightly roasted barley, and earthy hops.
Slightly Hoppy American black ale, with a nice soft hint of cherry, and spicy rye.
Very soft mouth feel. Slick, oily, lively with no sting. Refreshing.
This is a surprisingly good beer. However, it comes across much more as a complex American Rye Black Ale; it is not, in any way, a Kölsch. I intended to hit it for that, but the truth is that, name aside, it's a very tasty beer.
04-27-2014 17:36:54 | More by Roguer
3.25/5 rDev -14%
06-11-2014 06:35:47 | More by Tyrus
3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
05-13-2014 22:57:57 | More by cjgator3
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
05-16-2014 22:44:44 | More by Ace1117
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
04-27-2014 01:03:11 | More by avisong
Spotlight Series: Rick And Robbie's Sprocket Bier from Stone Brewing Co.
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Eight people in two Caldwell homes were displaced by a late-night fire Tuesday, according to a fire official. No one was injured in the fire.
A neighbor reported the fire at 11:13 p.m. in the 117000 block of Virginia Parkway.
Because a nearby house was also threatened, a second alarm was called while Caldwell fire crews were en route. Crews from Middleton, Star, Nampa and Parma responded to the fire.
When firefighters arrived, they saw flames and smoke coming from the roof of a two-story house. The heat was also damaging a two-story house about 20 to 25 feet away, said Caldwell Battalion Chief Brad Carico. Winds were strong at the time, pushing heat toward the second house.
Both houses were evacuated before firefighters arrived. Crews attacked the fire inside and outside of the first house, and they also worked to protect the second house. A large section of the second-floor ceiling fell. Carico said the fire didn't make it into the second-floor living space but heat and water did damage some of the contents.
Firefighters covered property on the first floor with tarps, but water did leak through from the second floor down to the first floor.
Three adults who lived in the house where the fire occurred were indefinitely displaced. Three adults and two children in the second home were displaced only for the night, Carico said. All received assistance from the fire department's burnout fund.
The cause of the fire is under investigation. Carico said it appears to have started on the outside of the house and traveled up a wall to the attic. He said it's not considered a suspicious fire. There is some mechanical equipment that investigators will be looking at today.
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Come to CBU's Recreation Center and explore our vast facility. Below is a snapshot of what we offer:
- Informal Volleyball Monday-Thursday (See website calender for times)
- Informal Futbol Fridays (See website calendar for times)
- Basketball / Volleyball courts
- Racquetball / Wallyball courts
- Weight Room
- Circuit machines
- Free weights
- Cardio equipment
- Climbing Wall and Bouldering Area
- Group Exercise Rooms
- Cycle and Stretch Room
- Synthetic Turf Track and Soccer Field
- Locker Rooms with Showers and Day Lockers
- Towel Service
- Day Lockers and Cubbies
- Administrative Offices
Waivers MUST be signed by everyone utilizing the CBU Recreation Center. The ONLY people authorized to use the facility are:
- Current Students, Faculty, Staff and their immediate spouses
Spouses need to have an active card. We have applications for this form that can be taken to Enrollment Service Office Reception Desk (YC B142). They return in two days to pick up form and get their picture taken at Campus Life Office (YC B154). They submit the completed form and a payment of $10 (cash only please). Please note that both the CBU individual and their spouse must visit the Campus Life Office and present government-issued photo IDs in order for a spouse ID card to be issued. NOTE: If the government-issued photo IDs do not match last names & addresses, they will be asked to present a copy of your marriage license as verification.
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The Bruins' Tuukka Rask and the Canadiens' Carey Price prepared to face off Thursday night in Game 4 of their teams' playoff series.
A light show of the Canadiens' history flashed on the ice during the pregame ceremony.
The US flag was illuminated onto the ice. Pictured: Rask.
Price led his team onto the ice.
Dougie Hamilton put a hit on Lars Eller during first-period action.
Douglas Murray separated Daniel Paille from the puck in front of Price.
Zdeno Chara took down Thomas Vanek.
Hamilton cleared Vanek from in front of Rask.
Price turned aside a shot from Milan Lucic in the second period.
Rask made the save on his doorstep as Travis Moen was unable to get to the rebound.
P.K. Subban was sent to the penalty box for this takedown of Brad Marchand.
Rene Bourque came in alone on Rask, who was able to make the save.
David Krejci watched as a shot was tipped but went high over the top of the net late in the third period.
Lucic was unable to get a shot off in time.
The game was scoreless as it went into overtime. Carl Soderberg made a lunging shot on Price with Matt Fraser converting the rebound at 1:19.
Fraser, who was called up from Providence, reacted after scoring the winning goal.
The 1-0 win tied the series at two games apiece.
It was also Fraser's first career playoff goal.
Fraser was congratulated by his teammates after scoring the game-winning goal.
Fraser and Soderberg were at the center of the Bruins' celebration.
The Bruins' win turned the series into a best-of-three.
Rask got a hand from his teammates as he exited the ice. He made 33 saves through regulation.
The series moves to TD Garden for Game 5 Saturday.
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The Eagle-Tribune
---- — SALEM — The town has negotiated a deal with its insurer to slash a projected health insurance increase from 18 percent to 12.3 percent, saving thousands of dollars.
The agreement with Cigna saves the town more than $200,000.
That means selectmen will move forward with a much-debated proposal to spend $75,000 on computer system upgrades, according to Selectman Stephen Campbell.
Questions about the health insurance increase and the need for the computer upgrade delayed the board's final action on the proposed $37 million budget for 2013.
Selectmen had approved the budget and sent it to the Budget Committee before Town Manager Keith Hickey found out about the insurance increase.
Selectmen spent nearly two hours reviewing the budget line by line to cut $282,000. But they didn't make any final decisions until receiving answers on insurance costs and information technology needs.
Hickey gave them three options Monday. They voted, 3-2, in favor of the plan that provides an average rate increase of 12.3 percent.
Selectmen Everett McBride Jr., James Keller and Michael Lyons voted in favor of the insurance plan, while Campbell and Chairman Patrick Hargreaves were opposed.
McBride said it was the best option for the town.
"I think we will find it will give us a better rate," he said yesterday. "I think it's reasonable."
Selectmen opted to keep $75,000 in the budget for IT expenses, some of that to buy a generator to power an air-conditioning system.
Fire Chief Kevin Breen has applied for a grant to fund half of the approximately $60,000 needed for the generator. Portable fans had to be brought in last week when Sandy knocked out power to Town Hall, causing the temperature inside to rise to the mid-80s and endanger expensive computer equipment.
The Budget Committee was scheduled to take its final vote on the plan last night before presenting it to voters in March.


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Best Location on the Lake - Your Waterfront Retreat Awaits in Smith Mountain Lake
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Lakeland Pines
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The Best of Smith Mountain Lake is all within minutes. Close to all by boat and car. This house sits on a deep water cove that is GREAT for swimming and hanging out. The cove is very private and there is easy access from home to the water.
Nice, large dock with room for two boats. One floating dock and one stationary. The dock has a cabana that is great place to enjoy time with family and friends. Hours of swimming, fishing, and fun awaits you.
Off the terrace level is a HUGE deck with table, chairs, lounge and new BBQ for your grilling pleasures. Enjoy your morning coffee with great views of the lake, an afternoon card game or the beautiful sunsets. There is a fenced yard for your four-legged family member to play and we do not charge anything extra to bring your dog. The house is a home away from home with tasteful decorating, comfortable beds, a large supply of games, a fully stocked kitchen, and a place for everyone to curl up and relax.
High speed internet with Wi-Fi access throughout the entire home. There is parking for 3 cars and additional room for a boat and jet-ski trailer. The public "put in" ramp is close by to the home.
This home is usually booked all summer so make sure to book early!
First Floor Master Bedroom with KING size bed.
Bedroom on lower level with one twin BUNK bed.
Bedroom on lower level with QUEEN bed.
Bedroom on lower level with QUEEN bed.
Please note Bedford County says the max occupancy of this home is 8 people based to the size of the septic system. Be VERY careful renting a home without the proper rental permits and septic capacity, as your stay can be cut short by the county. This home is 100% in compliance with the county regulations. They are now strictly enforcing this policy at the lake.
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- Washer
- Dryer
- Off Street Parking
- Parking for Trailer
- Wood Fireplace
- Entertainment
- Direct TV with over 250 channels
- High Speed Interent
- WiFi throughout entire house
- DVD's
- Video Library
- Xbox 360 with Kinect & Wii with games
- Video Games
- CD Player with tons of CD's
- Stereo System
- Jetted Tub in Bath
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils Provided
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Phone
- Outdoor Features
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill
- Deck/Patio
- Balcony
activities and attractions in Smith Mountain Lake Virginia
- Golf
- Shopping
- Sightseeing
- Restaurants
- Kayaking (two are avaliable at the house)
- Sailing
- Boating
- Waterskiing
- Parasailing
- Jet Skiing
- Shelling
- Swimming
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Windsurfing
- Biking
- Mountain Biking
- Wildlife Viewing
- Hiking
- Fishing
- Hunting
- Rock Climbing
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Antiquing
- Cinemas/Movie Theaters
- Museums
- Miniature golf
- Horseback Riding
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June, July and August ...... $2,800 / week
May and September ........ $1,800 / week
All other times................. $1,200 / week
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Check Out is Saturday before 11am.
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With cold and flu season upon us, new information says healthy children who contract the flu may develop an even more severe illness or possibly die. Dr. William Shaffner at Vanderbilt University Medical Center told News 2 new research involving 830 healthy children from 2004 to 2012 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is startling.
Of the children involved in the research, 43% of them died after contracting the flu. "The CDC report emphasizes even normal, healthy children and indeed normal, healthy adults if struck by the flu could be put into the hospital severely ill within 48 hours," he said. "It can cause very severe illness and we can't always predict it so if a healthy child can be carried away by influenza that's a tragedy." While it seems unbelievable that influenza can be deadly for any otherwise healthy person, Dr. Shaffner said it is what the flu can become that can be fatal. "You can get complications of pneumonia in your lung that can be serious enough to require hospitalization," he said, adding, "You can get complicating bacterial infections of course it can be severe enough it can carry you away it can kill you." According to Shaffner, most of the children in the CDC study, had one thing in common- many had not received a flu shot. "Of those cases virtually none had received vaccine before. Think of how awful their parents feel," he said. Shaffner said children under nine years old receive the flu shot in two doses.
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The Kobe Bryant to Turkey rumors have seemed dead about seven times since the NBA lockout began, but Beşiktaş -- the team that is courting him -- won't go down without a fight. A very public fight, including letting the media know its every move, apparently.
The latest report is that Bryant and agent Rob Pelinka will meet Beşiktaş team president Yıldırım Demirören on Thursday, according to Ismail Senol of Turkish NBA TV. This despite previous reports to the contrary, like the one from Yahoo! Sports Marc Spears, that said there was "no chance that Bryant would take his talents to Turkey."
This latest meeting doesn't necessarily mean anything, but it's obvious that the Los Angeles Lakers All-Star and Pelinka know they would be wise not to turn down a meeting with a man willing to pay someone one million dollars per month to play basketball. Especially, of course, while the NBA has its players locked out for the foreseeable future.
Either way, it'll be interesting to see if Bryant and Pelinka change their minds about heading to Turkey following Thursday's meeting or if it's just another quick twist in the story before another reports says that there's still no chance Bryant joins Deron Williams in Beşiktaş.


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Updated Jul 9, 2014 - 7:53 am
30 homes flooded as heavy rain, hail hit parts of Flagstaff area
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Originally published: Jul 8, 2014 - 7:49 pm
Originally published: Jul 8, 2014 - 7:49 pm
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -- Heavy rain flooded 30 homes in east Flagstaff, as two inches of rain fell in the area along with a quarter-inch of hail.
The thunderstorm that hit late Tuesday afternoon left some street flooding in east Flagstaff below Mount Elden and in Timberline.
The National Weather Service said a small stream flood advisory was issued for the Doney Park and Timberline area where heavy rain fell.
Authorities say there have been no reported injuries.
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SUSSEX CO., Del. - Monday night, the Sussex County Board of Adjustments is set to vote on whether or not a chicken processing center can be built at the site of the old Vlasic pickle plant in Millsboro.
This comes after a series of public hearings, where some members of the community voiced several concerns, including zoning procedures, taxpayer funding and environmental impacts.
If the board votes in favor of Allen Harim, the company will still need to seek approval from other involved groups, like DNREC, before construction can begin.
Allen Harim plans to bring approximately 700 jobs to Delaware with the plant, which it plans to open in 2015.


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17-07-2010 8:00
i am having navigation problems to i dont know how to use the navigation
does i come with the phone or i have to download it???
09-08-2010 21:26
Hi all,
Nokia has banned GPS usage in some countries like Pakistan,Syria,Iran, ... Therefore you can't see "Integrated GPS" in Positioning Methods. But fortunately it is due to firmware not Hardware, all Nokia X6 mobiles have GPS Antenna but some of them which have product code of these countries cannot connect to satellites.
You can change Product code of your mobile to other countries and then by updating phone everything will be Ok. But you must be professional and have full knowledge about changing product code and flashing and updating.
12-08-2010 17:46
I changed it but still cannot see Integrated GPS mothed in the menu
23-09-2010 8:37
10-10-2010 12:55
I´m having the same problem too....I cant just access my GPS for 4 days on, I´ve tried all the clues given in this discussion.....I NEED HELP
10-10-2010 15:14
You mean there was no problem 4 days ago ??
Are you trying to use it in an area which is open to sky ? Wait for some time... the GPS Lock may take anything between 5 and 25 minutes depending on the location and environment...
05-11-2010 5:50 - edited 05-11-2010 5:52
Hello! i very need your help.... 2-3 days ago i format in nokia x6 memory "card".After that i cannot use gps.....I download Ovi maps again but it dont help....i don't know what to do...
06-12-2010 22:00
Hello Kurisu87!
I see you've found the way to fix your X6 GPS problem.I have the same problem too.The Ovi Maps Application won't start at all,even though I've updated it,I've downloaded the maps and so on.Every time I try to establish a route to some destination,the GPS just freezes to the status"waiting for GPS".Can you explain to me clear what exactly did you do to fix your problem.What steps did you follow?
Best regards,
The Zeus
07-12-2010 3:01
When you use GPS with only Integrated GPS Positioning method, you must be in area open to sky. Here also it may take anything between 5 and 25 minutes (sometimes even more) to get the GPS Loac (i.e.the initial position finding). Tall buildings and trees in the surroundings or bad (Cloudy / rainy) weather hapers the signals and the GPS lock will take longer time..
If you enable the A-GPS / Network based GPS Positioning methods then this time will reduce somewhat but it will make use of Network data that may cost you..
So.. go in an area open to sky.. Open the Maps application.. My Position (or 'Map' if you are using the latest 3.06 Beta version of Maps..) and wait.. It should definitely work..
08-08-2011 17:48
Hi when I click on satellite status it says no satellite status available
but when I go on maps it calculates the route and finds my position but it keeps saying Waiting for gps
08-08-2011 17:56
I have the exact same problem. Please help us or I'm never ever going to use nokia again
02-11-2011 12:13
hi, First Of Update ovi maps...please check that is version 3.06...after go to app>Location>Positioning>Methods....all Tick only Bluetooth GPS DOn't tick....after restart Phone...and open map>settings>internet>online. DOne if this problem not solved contact me firstname.lastname@example.com
02-11-2011 13:29 - edited 02-11-2011 13:29
@ kunj - You should also warn the users that with the settings that you have suggested depending upon the plan, a very high data download charge may incur to use Nokia Maps.. BTW the ONLINE setting will not help in a quicker FIX, but just download the latest maps data..
27-11-2011 4:04
To all Nokia X6 GPS users please be verry carefule using data to retrive GPS information from your mobile operator as data as can be verry costly, you are better off to buy Garmin or other Navigation units that dont use Mobile Networks at all, in a long term will be cheaper than useles Nokia X6 that canot work without network.
27-11-2011 4:12
To all Nokia X6 GPS users please be every careful using data to retrieve GPS information from your mobile operator as data as can be every costly, you are better off to buy Garmin or other Navigation units that don't use Mobile Networks at all, in a long term will be cheaper than useless Nokia X6 that cannot work without network.
27-11-2011 4:18
Use Garmin or other Navigation units on market that don't use mobile network to disable and enable GPS in different countries beside today you can buy Navigation units for about $70 that are faster in GPS positioning and with better accuracy than Nokia X6
28-11-2011 10:16 - edited 28-11-2011 10:17
Actually now that you can download maps via your PC and sync them to your phone there really is no need to incur costs for data download via your phone
and free software for any country in the world on a phone you already own is cheaper than any other form of Sat Nav I know - you don't work for garmin do you ?? LOL
23-01-2012 9:44
Hi I have been using the travel tracker app for the past year with no problems until my X6 lock switch needed to be fixed and while at Nokia the phone was updated and the app wiped. I reloaded travel tracker but it now doesn't work very well (if at all.). It doesn't connect to GPS first time (or 2nd, 3rd etc.) and it is only through various attempts of starting a new one or going via 'maps' and selecting 'my position' does it sometimes work. (By which stage I have already travelled many km's.) Nothing seems to work everytime. It just says "Connecting GPS". I am getting very frustrated, can you please help so it can work like it used to with no delays or problems. Furious with Nokia that a switch repair that took less than an hour has meant that I have spent hours and hours redoing all my settings & apps and this one still doesn't work.
23-01-2012 13:05
Re-install the application and see if that makes any difference ...
23-02-2012 13:31
well, i were using my GPS well and after i updated my mobile software and i keep my software updated always, i can't get GPS signal or position for more than a 5 month unless i used wireless network or mobile network i use that is costly.
what shall i do 2 make my x6 GPS work again for free
N.B I'v tried it on Holand, France, Egypt and couldn't get it also, so its not country location as i think


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Redskins React To Win On TwitterPosted by on December 9, 2012 – 11:28 pm
In case you haven't heard by now, the Washington Redskins today extended their winning streak to four games with a 31-28, overtime victory over the Baltimore Ravens at FedExField.
The Redskins (7-6) made a furious comeback with little time remaining in the fourth quarter to tie the game. Down eight and with starting quarterback Robert Griffin III on the sidelines nursing a knee injury, backup quarterback Kirk Cousins came in and threw a touchdown to wide receiver Pierre Garcon to get within two points.
The ensuing two-point conversion — a run on a quarterback draw by Cousins — was also good, and the game was tied to force overtime. After the Washington defense forced the Baltimore offense off the field on its opening possession, cornerback Richard Crawford took the ensuing punt inside the Baltimore 30-yard line. From there, kicker Kai Forbath continued his perfect season and nailed the game-winning kick.
Here's how several players reacted to the win on Twitter tonight:
Quarterback Robert Griffin III:
So proud of my guys!!!! We defined what a team win is today. Thank you for your prayers and positive vibes—
Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) December 09, 2012
Guard Chris Chester:
Great win today, really proud of the way our team fought the WHOLE game. #BattleOfTheBeltWay#HTTR #hailyeah—
Chris Chester (@chesterchris66) December 10, 2012
Linebacker/athlete/special teams ace Lorenzo Alexander:
Very proud of out team especially the young guys continuing to step up and ball.—
Lorenzo Alexander (@onemangang97) December 10, 2012
Middle linebacker Perry Riley:
S/o to Redskin Nation! That makes 4 in a row!!!! #HTTR—
Perry Riley (@PR56) December 10, 2012
Kicker Kai Forbath:
Thanks for all the kind words! We couldn't have won that game without every guy on the team never giving up! #HTTR—
Kai Forbath (@KaiForbath) December 09, 2012
Wide receiver Pierre Garcon:
Thank you all for the love and support.—
Pierre Garcon (@PierreGarcon) December 09, 2012
Safety Jordan Pugh:
Big win today!! Thanks to all the fans cheering loud today!! @Redskins @redskinnation @httr stand up!!!—
Jordan Pugh (@JordanPugh29) December 09, 2012
Defensive lineman Chris Baker:
Proud of the way we fought today people prob thought it was over but we are destine for greatness lets go baby one game at a time #httr—
Chris Baker (@cbaker92redskin) December 09, 2012
Defensive end Stephen Bowen:
Big win today but we not done. #httr instagr.am/p/TCIGgzBuBP/—
Stephen Bowen (@stevebo72) December 09, 2012
Defensive lineman Kedric Golston:
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By jfriedman21 on Dec 10, 2012 | Reply
Did Sundberg lose his marbles, or did I miss a win somewhere?
By BluCollar Redskin on Dec 10, 2012 | Reply
Sundberg was referring to the fact that the team is 5-0 when he plays, not 5 wins in a row. HTTR!!! Get Griffin, this run is NOT over.
By Wickerman67 on Dec 10, 2012 | Reply
I believe he's saying, let's make it 5 – 0.


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NHS trust fined over speeding ambulance
Updated 10:31am Friday 3rd January 2014 in News
South Central Ambulance NHS Foundation Trust was fined £500 for failing to give police information about one of its drivers who activated a speed camera.
The trust denied that it had failed to supply the information to Thames Valley Police between March 15 and April 12 but was found guilty at Banbury Magistrates' Court on December 12.
It was required to pay a £50 victims' surcharge and £85 costs.
Trust spokesman Michelle Archer said the trust followed procedure to let police know it had activated a speed camera by sending a written note.
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"As a result of this situation we have improved our process and agreed with our colleagues in the police that we will respond electronically to these notices which will mean that there is less likelihood of such things being lost in the post."
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If a speed camera goes off and the resulting vehicle identification comes back as an ambulance, then it should be flagged up as something to manually check to ensure the plates haven't been stolen and put on a different vehicle. Once identified correctly, any charges should be dropped and that is it.
What a total waste of time. Bureacracy on a stupid level all because the right tick box wasn't filled in. Pathetic.
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on Oct 17, 2008 at 9:47 pm
The negative ramifications of legalized same-sex marriage are real?? You site an example of "negative ramification" being that the Catholic Church CHOSE to close a charity. My response to that is "shame on the church"! There were no rights being "usurped", that was a conscious CHOICE by the Catholic Diocese of Boston. You are going to blame that *choice* on same-sex marriage?? Let's blame global warming on it too!
Gay couples live as "domestic partners" because they do not have the option of being married. Perhaps you are right - it's not about rights being "taken away", it's about rights being withheld.
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A HEAVILY pregnant woman was knocked to the ground by a robber who attempted to snatch her handbag as she walked along a Southampton street.
The 20-year-old woman, from Hedge End, was on her way to work in Woolston when she was attacked in Victoria Road.
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Umm...that explains a lot. A very bad business.
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localnews wrote:I guess you need to take this up with whichever TV station you saw it on then. Our report was based on information from the police, which clearly stated she was not injured. We've also spoken to the women herself, who confirmed she wasn't physically hurt.
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crownjewel888 on 8/28/2014 5:19:00 AM more reviews by crownjewel888
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm Hair: Red, Curly, Fine Eyes: Green
This is my go-to dry shampoo. I've only ever tried the Blush scent and I love it. I have fine hair and this works great to texturize it a bit (I hate stick straight hair on myself) when i straighten my fine, curly hair. It leaves a little residue but nothing compared to the dry bar one I tried which left residue ALL OVER me every time I used it. The price is good and the only downside is that I feel it runs out rather quickly if I use it a lot (4x a week). To be fair, though, I in no way follow the directions so I probably am overusing (must try harderrrrrrr). Def. a good buy for me and it's easy to get at my local Ulta.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Seattlemama on 4/26/2014 12:47:00 PM more reviews by Seattlemama
Age: 36-43 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine Eyes: Brown
I have mixed feelings about this dry shampoo. It is the best spray version of dry shampoo I've ever used, but still doesn't come close to my HG Oscar Blandi powder when it comes to totally getting rid of greases. I do like the scent and it's fairly reasonably priced. I also love that it almost never clogs and doesn't run after only a few uses like some aerosol dry shampoos. The problems I have with it are 1) it makes my scalp itch like crazy so I look like a crazy person with lice whenever I use it; and 2) it doesn't really add much volume or get rid of greases all that well. Another issue is that it's tough to come by in the states so I have to order it on eBay - luckily it's still pretty economical as it is a drugstore product. If you're brunette, I would avoid it -- it works on my blonde hair but does have a whitening effect. So overall it's an OK product that I occasionally use in addition to powder but it's nothing to write home about.
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*TOP REVIEWER* honestopinions on 4/9/2014 3:22:00 PM more reviews by honestopinions
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I am English and I think the British packaging is preferable/prettier.
This has a nicer, sweeter scent than the original. Really quite pleasant.
I can very rarely have my hair washed as I have a chronic illness where I need to lie flat most the time. This does actually help my hair look less greasy.
It seems to work much better if you do several sprays and spray it all round on the underneath layers.
Definitely a good pproduct in my opinion if you use it in this way. My hait is REALLY greasy sometimes (Far more than a few days without washing) and it helps a bit for a few days even in these circumstances. It gves a nice shine too, but not overly shiny.
It is meant as a sort of touch up betwern washes really, so sometimes the day after, despite thoroughly rubbing it in and brushing through my hair my scalp retains some of the powder.
Best thing is its easy to apply and smells nice and you can get it in a few different sizes (in UK anyway).
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*TOP REVIEWER* angellove1705 on 1/6/2014 3:13:00 PM more reviews by angellove1705
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine Eyes: Blue
I was really late in the game of trying this. I found mine at TJ Maxx for $5.99. So worth it. I have found I love this dry shampoo and prefer it over a few drugstore brands and one I found at Sally Beauty. This has a girly scent to it that I find really nice. This does have a long lasting fragrance, but it is not irritating at all. I have really oily roots that even after a wash I still have to use this. So I use this quite a bit and it does not fail me. I do a few shots of this, rub it in, and brush my hair. I can style my hair or I can flatiron my hair with no sticky residue left behind. I have been really impressed with how long one can has lasted me. I am most impressed though that this is a product I will be buying again especially at the $5.99 price point. This is a must use product for me.
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Nurhidayah on 12/17/2013 6:23:00 AM more reviews by Nurhidayah
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Medium Eyes: Brown
I am on my 6th can of this dry shampoo already and i don't know why I haven't done a review on this yet!
I wash my hair every other day and since I have oily roots, I need something to maintain my hair looking shine free and voluminous for a day. I lift my roots up, shake up the can and spray some onto my hair. I let that sit for about a few minutes so that it can soak up the oil, shake my hair to give some volume and brush out any remaining white cast with my fingers and I am done!
I have black hair and it does give some white cast but it is nothing too extreme that my fingers can't fix. This cost SGD$15.90 in Singapore for the large can. It lasts about 1 and half months before I need to get a new one.
Of all the scents that I own (I have tried the tropical, original, cherries, and the limited edition lace one), I still prefer this blush scent because it smells a bit sweet and florally to me and I really like it! At the end of the day, I can still smell the scent is I give my hair a shake since there will still be dry shampoo at the end of the day.
I do not need to retouch with this dry shampoo and I am really impressed.
Will continue to repurchase this because it is one of my holy grails! Already on my 6th large can if I haven't mentioned it ;) LOVE THIS STUFF
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breeze1234 on 11/19/2013 4:50:00 PM more reviews by breeze1234
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Hazel
I use Batiste dry shampoos regularly. This is not my favorite scent - it's a little too flowery for me. But I'll use it before LOTS of other brands of dry shampoo. I just prefer other Batiste scents.
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fongyukyuu on 11/13/2013 10:42:00 PM more reviews by fongyukyuu
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Other
General Batiste Dry Shampoo Review: I've used several in the past (Oscar Blandi, Tresemme, Suave, Salan Grafix, Psssst!, corn starch...) & this is an OK one. To date, I've never had a REALLY bad experience with dry shampoos. Sure, the Blandi clogged up super fast (design/packaging problem), and I wouldn't buy the Tresemme one again, but they're all about the same.
I think that the Batiste Dry Shampoos are a bit over-hyped. The only advantage Batiste has over PSSSST! is the scent varieties. But if you like to wear perfume like me, or dislike fragrances, then you'll probably be better off with PSSST!, which is $2 cheaper in my area.
This scent: I really enjoy floral perfumes, but this isn't what I like. At least it's not cloying or unpleasant. I would just rather go for the original or fresh scent instead. Plus, the scent goes away fast.
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wq13 on 9/11/2013 6:40:00 PM more reviews by wq13
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
Best dry shampoo I've ever used.
I found mine at TJ Maxx for $6 for the full size can. IMO, it's definitely worth it. I don't use much, and my hair stayed nice and non-greasy for the whole day. :)
How I apply:
1. Hold upside down and then shake (holding it upside down just works better for me because if I hold it right side up, no powder comes out for some reason...)
2. Spray short quick bursts into oily roots.
3. Wait 10+ min. (I usually do my makeup during this time.)
4. Massage into scalp with fingers or brush out with 100% boar bristle brush.
5. Style your hair and you're good to go!!
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Megan6205 on 7/25/2013 3:24:00 AM more reviews by Megan6205
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Very Oily, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I like the smell and it's not too strong. This product does well on volume and making my hair look less greasy, but my hair feels kind of clay like afterwards. I have to wash it out at the end of the day. It's okay to use though, as long as I wash it out after
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*TOP REVIEWER* graceybaby8 on 7/3/2013 7:04:00 AM more reviews by graceybaby8
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I couldn't get past the smell of this product.
I tried it in the store and the scent was too strong. If you get headaches or migraines from strong scents, don't buy this...
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Lulu Townsend Romeo Sandal
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The Lulu Townsend Romeo is the evening sandal you've been dreaming of. From the Lulu Townsend White Box Collection, this strappy satin style is elegant, glamorous and will add the perfect finishing touch to your bridal party's ensemble.
- Pleated satin upper
- Ankle strap with adjustable buckle and elastic insert for comfortable fit
- ½" platform, 3¾" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: Pilk
August 09, 2014
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By: aSprinkledDonut
Location: Alaska
June 07, 2014
Could have been perfect
"When I ordered this shoe, it had everything going for it - it was strappy, no heel backing, no strange toe cut outs (you know the ones, where your pinky toe may or may not hang out of it), and it was fancy enough but still could be dressed down. The only problem was the Wide was not wide enough. The side of my foot was just hanging out of the shoe which made it all red and it did not look appealing. If you can get the right fit, I think it would be great!"
By: ResaB
Location: Exton
May 20, 2014
Just ok
"Bought these in red, hoping to wear them to a wedding. I'm usually between an 8-8.5, but bought 8.5 because it has straps to adjust and hold me in. As an avid high heel wearer, these heels were too short for me and the foot bed and toe box a little too wide for my average-sized feet. I felt like I was sliding forward with every step I took while trying them on, and like I said, they're not even that high. I did not feel that these shoes were spectacular as I like my shoes to be and my foot did not feel secure enough in them, so I returned them. Still looking for that perfect red shoe. Might be cute for a person with a wider foot and not used to super high heels. The red color and satin material was still pretty."
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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) – As of Saturday, no agreement has been reached between Oak Island town leaders and the former town manager.
Former town manager Jerry Walters is suing the town after he said leaders refused to give him his severance package, and town leaders in Oak Island made a trip to Wilmington to try and reach a settlement regarding a pending lawsuit against the town.
Town council met Friday morning in the law offices of Shipman & Wright in Wilmington.
The meeting was called to order at 9:30 a.m. and soon went into closed session.
Walters is being represented by Corey Reiss in this matter. Reiss told WECT.com he hopes some settlement or agreement will come out of Friday's mediation.
The party representing Oak Island's town council members said this lawsuit is a "serious matter.
WECT.com is told that the town consulted with the NC Institute of Government on how to go about executing this special meeting.
It was announced Friday morning that council will discuss pending litigation, along with personnel issues in the meeting.
Council will be split into parties of two and will be put into individual rooms. The mediator will then "shuffle" from room to room so that council will not be able to discuss the litigation as a whole. Each room with two council members will then vote on the pending litigation.
The mediator will then keep a tally before letting all council members reconvene into a meeting as a whole group.
If council does not reach a resolution on Friday a public announcement will be made and it will become public record.
Stay with WECT News for the latest in this developing story.
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