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Airtec Inc., California, Maryland, is being awarded a $10,780,768 firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) services in support of the U.S. Army's Southern Command. The contractor will provide ISR services utilizing two contractor-owned, contractor-operated aircraft. Work will be performed in Bogota, Columbia, and is expected to be completed in May 2015. The Naval Air Warfare Center, Lakehurst, New Jersey, is the contracting activity (N68335-14-D-0032).
Raytheon Co., McKinney, Texas, is being awarded an $8,977,748 modification to previously awarded firm-fixed-price contract (N00164-12-G-JQ66) for common sensor payload (CSP) AN/AAS-53 high-definition retrofits. CSP AN/AAS-53 high- definition retrofits, while functioning on manned or unmanned aircraft, provide battlefield commanders with a day/night imaging sensor and laser designator for reconnaissance, intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and target designation. The payload must operate day and night, detect and recognize operationally-meaningful targets at survivable standoff ranges, determine range-to-target, auto track and designate targets for precision-guided standoff weapons, provide target-location coordinates, and display continuous high-resolution imagery to the battlefield commander. The ability to provide such a capability to the supported commander will greatly increase battlefield effectiveness. The CSP high-definition will have adequate on-board processing to perform auto tracking, designation, and to support the transmission of near-real-time motion imagery. The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane, Ind., is the contracting activity.
Leiodos Inc., McLean, Va., was awarded a cost-plus-fixed-fee contract with a maximum amount of $36,717,969 to provide maintenance and logistics services in support of intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance programs. The Army Contracting Command, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., is the contracting activity (W15P7T-14-C-C001).
Science Applications International Corp., McLean, Va., has been awarded a not-to-exceed $30 million modification (P00038) to an undefinitized contractual action (FA8650-10-C-1887) for operations and maintenance (O&M) of Angel Fire Spiral 2+ Blue Devil Block I. Work will be performed in Afghanistan. The total cumulative face value of the contract is $243,484,412. The contract modification is for the Blue Devil Block 1 outside the continental United States O&M program, which will provide operational mission support of deployed warfighters with an advanced multi-intelligence, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance sensor system. This additional work reflects the extension of the program up to six months. Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, is the contracting activity.
Northrop Grumman Information Systems, Herndon, Va., is being awarded a $40,500,000 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for research, development, enhancement, integration, deployment and sustainment the secure access baseline for the EnterpRise multi-level access solutions for the Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency, Department of Homeland Security, Defense Intelligence Agency, and other intelligence community and Defense Department customers. The contracting activity is Air Force Research Laboratory, Rome, N.Y.
Five firms have been awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to provide program and configuration management, technical services, systems engineering, hardware and software development, material analysis, testing, repair, and installation services in support of projects for autonomous and non-autonomous systems, as well as, maritime intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance and information operations enabling technologies. All awardees will compete for task orders during the ordering period. Awardees and potential contract amounts are: Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., Annapolis, Md., $64,767,382; DRS Technical Services Inc., Herndon Va., $63,032,636; Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., San Diego, Calif., Science Applications International Corp.,San Diego, $56,761,735; and General Dynamics Information Technology Inc., Fairfax Va., $48,420,344. The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific, San Diego, Calif., is the contracting activity.
The U.S. Navy is on a course designed to rule the information arena.
With information operations growing increasingly critical to combat operations, the United States cannot afford to be anything less than number one in the data wars. And the U.S. Navy is implementing several measures to ensure information dominance. Measures include dramatically reducing the number of data centers and legacy networks, further developing the Information Dominance Corps and building an unmanned vehicle capable of being launched from sea
Cobham has reached agreement with the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service to extend the existing Sentinel aerial maritime surveillance contract by 2 years, the company recently announced. This £105 million ($22,580,000) contract extension secures the contract until the end of 2021. Cobham Aviation Services has been protecting Australia's borders since 1995 under a performance based service contract involving the full turnkey operation of 10 highly modified Bombardier Dash 8 maritime patrol aircraft that fly 2,500 missions and 15,000 hours each year.
The U.S. Air Force soon will begin installing a new system to aid intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance planning and tasking.
Possibly as early as this month, U.S. Air Force officials will begin installing a prototype system that supports the command and control of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance information. The system dramatically reduces manual labor and cuts the planning development process from hours to minutes, allowing warfighters to focus on the mission.
The Deliberate and Dynamic Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Management (D2ISRM) system provides more machine-to-machine communication, reducing the slow, manual work involved in planning and assigning tasks for ISR assets such as Predator, Reaper and Global Hawk unmanned aircraft. The D2ISRM is expected to begin a "limited early install" into the Air Force's Air and Space Operations Center Weapon System (AOC WS), reveals Perry Villanueva, program manager of the Air Force Command and Control (C2) Constellation program at Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts.
The AOC WS is the Air Force's command and control center for planning, executing and evaluating joint air operations during conflicts. Earlier this year, the service awarded a potential $504 million contract to Northrop Grumman Corporation's Information Systems sector, McLean, Virginia, to modernize the AOC WS. The modernization effort will move the operations center to a single computing environment, eliminating the need for warfighters to search myriad systems for different types of information, enhancing the speed of command and enabling more effective mission planning and execution.
Logos Technologies Incorporated, Arlington, Virginia, is being awarded a $21,011,727 cost-plus-fixed-fee, firm-fixed-price order against a previously issued basic ordering agreement for a Phase III Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) project, "Wide Area Video Image Storage Techniques." This order provides three Kestrel Systems and integration support as well as field service representatives, operators, analysts, and trainers to support the Persistent Threat Detection System outside the continental United States deployed systems. The work will be performed in Afghanistan, Fairfax, Virginia, and Raleigh, North Carolina, and is expected to be completed in October 2013. The Naval Air Warfare Center, Lakehurst, New Jersey, is the contracting activity.


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Blizzard announced big changes for World of Warcraft's Arena that may appear on PTR very soon.
Until now the competition was limited to the realms within your Battlegroup. The upcoming Patch 5.4 features a new region-wide matchmaking that will expand the pool of competitors and improve the Arena experience for all World of Warcraft players.
Queuing for the Arena will work similar to the Rated Battlegrounds (you don't need to create an Arena team to compete anymore), you can queue in a party of the appropriate size and your opponents will be selected based on the average Match Making Rating of your party.
So from Patch 5.4 you'll no longer need to worry about invitations, joining or leaving an Arena team, you'll be able to join a cross-realm group and queue for Arena matches with friends from other realms, the Arena ladder will be region-wide.
As before, at the end of an Arena season, the top players will still earn titles and mounts.


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Anatomy of asteroids revealed
Scientists have used ESO's New Technology Telescope (NTT) to find the first evidence that asteroids can have a highly varied internal structure.
By making exquisitely precise measurements astronomers have found that different parts of the asteroid Itokawa have different densities. As well as revealing secrets about the asteroid's formation, finding out what lies below the surface of asteroids may also shed light on what happens when bodies collide in the Solar System, and provide clues about how planets form.
Using very precise ground-based observations, Stephen Lowry (University of Kent, UK) and colleagues have measured the speed at which the near-Earth asteroid (25143) Itokawa spins and how that spin rate is changing over time. They have combined these delicate observations with new theoretical work on how asteroids radiate heat.
This small asteroid is an intriguing subject as it has a strange peanut shape, as revealed by the Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa in 2005. To probe its internal structure, Lowry's team used images gathered from 2001 to 2013, by ESO's New Technology Telescope (NTT) at the La Silla Observatory in Chile among others, to measure its brightness variation as it rotates.
Lowry's team measured that the YORP effect was slowly accelerating the rate at which Itokawa spins. The change in rotation period is tiny a€" a mere 0.045 seconds per year. But this was very different from what was expected and can only be explained if the two parts of the asteroid's peanut shape have different densities.
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These Beauty Alliteration poems are examples of Alliteration poems about Beauty. These are the best examples of Beauty Alliteration poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
~STRIP TEASE~ Featuring:) SKAT
Silver Skimpy Ink, String, A POET DESTROYER's bling, bling
Think of me as a human ditty delicious decoration,
Something along the line of a sweet tooth temptation
Cherry tastes, between the slit of tender toast
Fine jumble jam slams down the tongueless throat
Dance like a diamond on The tight South Pacific Rim
I'll feed you with a slithering seductive sound
My hair soaking, -wet and wild, tonight I trim
A dulcet apple acrostic bottom, to squeeze the greed
Feathers, on top, poetic diction describing to please
At times, I'm in deep dire need of something sweet, and sour
Endless epic words, and ode to the naked poetic world
We The Women and Men of poetry,
Reveals far more than any nudity found in a bar
It does not matter how you do it or who you are.
I'm an entertainer, of Poetry,
The good, the bad, the freaking awesome
Don't worry, I keep my clothe On :)
Symbol of the spiritual Sexy SKAT Slang
--Provocative-- A slippery succulent, scrumptious kiss
Counterparts working the tension, another arrant appetite
I am the Illuminati illusion, laminating luscious illustrated letters
Indulging in the, satire of one stilt spoken sunset
Like a child's spiking temperature, I often throw tantrums,
Teasing attentions, by incorporating a pole, paper and pen,
If someone is uncomfortable with facing the fact,
When I reveal everything, without removing my high heels
Then you must not be worldly or women and man enough
I love to spoil and slur my scenery, using my best assets
My strength and power parallel, any unique universe
That's how confident the audience makes me feel
We The Women and Men of poetry,
Reveals far more than any nudity found in a bar
It does not matter how you do it or who you are.
I'm an entertainer, of Poetry,
The good, the bad, fantastic and fabulous
Don't worry, I keep my clothe On :)
~A Poet Destroyer Collaboration~
Odyssey of the open ocean
Eclipsing the performance of Heaven's delight
A beautiful name whispered along the night
Calypso, enhanced with enchanted lullabies
Sweet silver streams, dreamy epic diamond dreams
Serendipity falls in like mist, under the majestic marble moonlight
Calypso, you belong to;
--Sunsets of the secret sea.
Mysterious-- many precious places to go,
Calypso -free flowing, floating legend!
Ride the beastliness breeze above the sea
Whisper, Calypso come for me!
Beautiful Comforting, Calypso Carry me!
Reflections easily deliquesce into thin air
Sedating the open waters -Voyage- view
Visionary Vessel above liquid level,
as divine in spirits she sails.
CA-LYP-SOO-- Nymph Nature Name
Aquatic of belief-----------------------
CALYPSO, the journey of all journey's
For all eternity-------------------------
The Butterfly Flutters By
On a steamy, sun-drenched, summer Sunday,
Tree leaves delightfully dancing to the tune of
A warm, welcoming, wandering breeze blowing,
Metamorphosis now complete, no memory of being yesterday's creeping caterpillar,
The butterfly flutters by.
Blatantly, brazenly, boastfully,
Showing off beautiful, brilliant, blue-black and brown wings,
Gracefully gliding through a breathtaking, glorious garden,
The butterfly shyly pitches from blushing, boldly-colored, buds to fragrant flowers,
Cunningly outmaneuvering a competing, hovering hummingbird.
Slyly snatching a satisfying taste of tantalizing, syrupy, sweet nectar
From attention-craving, Golden Flame Honeysuckle vines,
The butterfly flutters by
Cheerfully and completely satiated -
Perhaps, already dreaming about tomorrow's anticipated sugary feast!
Entered in a contest "The Butterfly Flutters By" sponsored by Kelly Deschler (6-3-2014)
-Eden's Ending Eulogy-
Proceed here today, Eden's Ending Eulogy
Gentle gracious her garden, the guidance
I can't recall what was with the warm, sincere smile, and sunrise
Lost at ease and clarity.......I Sleep!
Forever In Peace, this dark, damp den, coffin will do
at last, a parting powerful, reunion and resting resort
-The Tree of Life-
Featuring: Casarah Nance
~~I am beautiful on the inside you will see~~
~But really I am just a tree in the woods.~
Beauty found within a tree that sits, and does not speak
Owning, up to the heavens, come look at, when ready
Just stop, admire, count your blessings,
enjoy the raven staring down at you
For this tree was not planted by a gardener,
This tree, who needs, not to speak, draws true auspice air,
Not like the gardener who planted a garden,
then got annoyed by the smallest of weeds
This is a story, about a gardeners mockery,
after trying to cut down my Pecan Tree
Hypocrite the farmer,
does not know the first thing when it comes to flora
Plant sources, that only grow in as weeds, (poor crops)
a picture not even God, sets his eyes upon
I forbid, the thirsty growers from coming,
when putting up or wanting to gossip and speak of my roots
Look how they lose their lower leaves,
from over embracing each thorn
Take heed the whispers of these filthy propagators,
at my windows & doorsteps, Shh, they are watching!
Peeping-Tomming, robbing from my bluebonnet bed,
while in a deep sleep counting sheep
Wake-up, and Click away,
the dandelions are gone, airborne into a fuller universe
From the hunger, I left behind,
since jealous eyes envied how high my beanstalk continues to rise
Smile, at the yellow wool, held out by the same green thumb gang,
whine when others succeed,
Patting one another on the back,
as if they were the National FFA Organization
Grazers growing superfast- crowfoot grass, a bitter look,
found in their dead pedal path
Horticulturist, all alone, on the inside, growing bushes of lies,
contaminated vase, black roses
I can't endure participating in a dead stem convention,
when the seed-woman cries for care
Exposing an over watered garden,
hoarding clodhoppers grin, separating everything
The potential of plowed plants, are nothing more than corrupt cactus,
and invasive plant species in disguise,
Proof they don't know the first thing when cultivating the perfect flowers,
A die hard moment-
Not even the sun wants to climb up on the side of the landscape of falsehood
Sickened by the holes and yellow stains of dust and dirt,
broken by the Farmer and torn overalls
By daylight, the gardener lives kneeling, tending the greenhouse, of lies
By nighttime, the grower, swallows, by singing and tossing salads all night.
The Tree, continues to grow,
The Gardner Cries
A challenge by: Susan Burch ( a SORTA slam )
Inspired by: my poem "THE FLOWER"
~FOR CONTEST~ Dedicated to: Nathan
slowly suddenly and then without warning it crosses us and blankets our world it turns the stunning orb into a hollow sphere dull and dead and nothing is seen just bleak dark black its there its lasting the silence never to end
the day slows to a standstill and goes backward
the noises about come to a close
the shades begin to venture
the bleak blacks cross the clouds
the sky is blanketed and choked out
the sun has fled
the day has left
the night is here
the silence is everywhere
its silence then a slice of warm gaze comes over the ridge of our view the nights shades slowly change and become bloodstained and peachy the warmth grows and quickly engulfs the sky it streaking in every direction spreading its warmth with everyone a new day has come once more
Live loving light
See scented sights
Be blessing bright
Please pretty play
Mime moments may
Speak salient say
Alien aims ask
Treat toilsome task
Blooms brightly bask
Inspire in ink
Boom buffers brink
Live laughter links
Wear wisdom's wit
Bear broken bits
Feel flavours fit
Date defines day
Sort sordid say
Crush crimson clay
Feel flowing flesh
Daze dancing dress
Freeze fiery flash
Use unfurls urge
Smooth sensuous surge
Please primal purge
Keeper keeps kind
Feel flavours find
Meet mystic mind
Leon Enriquez
16 Apr 2014
Oh fantastic furry feline
So silent and still in slumber
White whiskers awaiting to wake
From dreams of docile dormice.
Mysterious and mesmerising moggy
Boundless beauty befalls you
Perfect plush paws and cutting claws
Bright beautiful eyes bestowed.
Oh valiant velvet cloaked vagabond
A spirit so wild and wilful
My love lies languishing in your heart
Come closer to comfort my soul.
Astonishing architecture
in summer seasons
Beautiful blue butterflies,
spread wild wings
Early Birdy Bird catches
Worm, and she surely
sings :
"Ten Thousand Reasons
Birds Have Wide Wings"
Beauty Beauty Beauty oh
Black Berry curves,
technology insanity
Blue Berry curves,
nature's nudity
Beauty Beauty Beauty oh
Pretty Beauty
Beautetious people
pause, a webcam moment
Celebrity carpets in red,
significance of hotness
Lovely lovey dovies in
blankies, a love moment
First flamable kiss in lab,
our dangerous Chemical
Ravishing Romeo and
jerksome Juliet
Simble Beauty and the
Romeo and Juliet
Simple Shrek and Fiona,
What a lovely lovely
animal cruelty
What some lovely lovely


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I've been so occupied with school and work and finals I haven't gotten a chance to tend this blog. I'm working on creating a separate blog from Tumlbr on blogspot or something, because I'm looking to delete my tumblr and personal all together. Stay tuned!
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Sunday, March 24, 2013
High Time for an Update!!!
Time has escaped me once again & I'm extremely overdue for an update! I'll start with the 2012 Christmas Season--and what an amazing season it was! God has so richly blessed me with my amazing business partner and friend, Karen Baker of Karen Baker Photography. She and I have a great thing going with our Christmas Mini Sessions and God has faithfully blessed us year after year through these sessions and our clients. Here are a few of my favorite Christmas Card designs from the 2012 season...
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All images courtesy of Karen Baker Photography
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
2012 Christmas Card Designs
November already, really?! How can that even be?!
Time to start thinking about Christmas cards!!
Time to start thinking about Christmas cards!!
I am SO excited about my 2012 featured designs this year! Each design is completely customizable to meet your preferences--colors, fonts, wording, the number of pictures featured on the card--these can ALL be altered to provide your family with a unique Christmas card. If none of these are quite what you had in mind, we always have the option to work together to come up with a one of a kind design too!
I am offering my standard 5x5 or 5x7 flat, double sided photo cards as well as the Boutique shaped cards again this year. There are also some beautiful finishing options to add to your cards such as a linen, pearl or UV coating. These finishes are the perfect little "extra something" to add to your cards this year.
So without further ado, here are my
2012 HD Designs Christmas Card Flyers:
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For questions, additional information, or to place a custom Christmas card order with HD Designs,
please e-mail me today at
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Sugar & Spice and Everything Nice...
I recently had the opportunity on two separate occasions to design birth announcements for two very beautiful baby girls. As a mama of two little boys myself, I do enjoy the break from cars & superheros every now and then. It's a fun little change of pace to dive into all things pink and frilly :) It was a delight to design birth announcements for both Adelaide & Wynnie and I love how both of their announcements turned out!
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All photos courtesy of
Karen Baker Photography
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Monday, August 20, 2012
Recent Invitations
I've had a lot of fun lately designing many different kinds of invitations--from birthdays to barbecues--there's been quite the variety! It's one of the main perks of my job--not only are no two designs exactly the same, but the types of events I get to design for are all different as well & it never gets boring, I LOVE IT! Here are a few highlights from the past few months.
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**Please note: information changed to protect the identity of my clients**
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Happy Birthday Finn!!!
One of these days I'm going to have an organized order to the way I do my blog posts! For now, I'll continue doing them when I have a few minutes to sit down & remember, oh yeah! I haven't put that one on the blog yet!
A few months ago I had the honor of designing birthday invitations for one of the most stylish, cool little dudes I know, Finn who turned one back in February. Mr. Finn comes by his dapper style quite honestly from his mama, CoCo, who is a good friend of mine. CoCo is also a mighty talented lady with a budding photography business. Check her out at www.cococollierphotography.com and just remember you heard it here first folks, one day this gal's gonna be famous :)
I was quite pleased with the way Finn's invitations turned out for his "Happy Monster" first birthday party!
Photography by CoCo Collier Photography
personal information changed to protect the identity of my clients
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Friday, March 23, 2012
Brides & Babies
It seems it's the season for both of them :)
Here are some invitations that I've done recently...
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**Please note: information changed to protect the identity of my clients**
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Friday, March 16, 2012
Announcing baby Jack!
I felt especially honored & privileged to design this handsome little fella's birth announcements. Sweet baby Jack is the son of my wonderful friend and business partner, Karen and her husband, Joe. I cannot get enough of this darling little face, he is so incredibly precious! LOVE how Jack's announcements turned out--and Karen had them printed with a beautiful pearl finish that was just perfect!
I love big brother Luke's expression too--SO proud of his little brother!
Photos by Karen Baker Photography
who is officially back from maternity leave now by the way :)
If you're in need of some gorgeous family photos, I highly recommend Karen, you will not be disappointed!
...and tell her I sent ya ;)
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Friday, March 2, 2012
A bit late, but Christmas designs nonetheless :)
Okay, so I started this post in February which was indeed late, but then due to some tech issues, it was delayed even further...so yes, it is now MARCH & I'm just now posting my favorite designs from this past Christmas :P
I was once again privileged this past year to partner with my dear friend Karen of Karen Baker Photography for Christmas Mini Sessions. The long and the short of it is that I take her beautiful photography work & create custom Christmas cards for our clients. This partnership has been in the works for 3 years now & I pray God's plan is for it to continue for many more to come. I don't have words to describe what a blessing & joy it is to work with Karen & I am so thankful for her, for our friendship & for our partnership. So without further ado, here are some of my favorite designs from this past Christmas...
The first several are traditional 5x7 flat double sided cards
(I've only included the fronts of the cards for the most part, otherwise this would make a long post even loooooonger!)
I had to include the back of the Baker's card too,
their card was in my top favorites this year!
*Baker Family photos by Carrie Tabb Photography*
Here is a 5x5 card that I did--love this shape card!
Last, but definitely not least,
one of my Boutique card designs--LOVE this!!
*Hamby Family photos by Elizabeth Blank Photography*
I could definitely keep going...I love my job & I am SO blessed!
Working with these beautiful families is such a joy to me and I just love creating custom Christmas cards for them!!
*Unless noted otherwise,
all photos courtesy of Karen Baker Photography*
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Film Review: Death and Cremation (2010)
SYNOPSIS: Stan seems to be just your typical weirdo who runs a crematorium from his basement, but in reality he is a serial killer. When he isn't busy cremating body he is out there killing those who he perceives to be bullies, jerks, and just bad people in general. He prefers to work alone until young social outcast Jarod approaches him about a job. The two soon realize that they are more alike than they … Continue reading


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Yes, I figured it out a couple of days ago. But that is not how mine came installed.
Yes, I figured it out a couple of days ago. But that is not how mine came installed.
Unfortunatley, my take is that MS has tried too hard to tie up one OS as an "all-devices" product (or line of products at any rate) with a universal appearance for phone - tablet- computer.Aside of a few oddities, I don't actually have any problem using Win 8, but I find myself spending little time in the metro home screen.I think that MS had a good concept gone bad with this. I have tablets and phones running Android ICS and Jellybean, and for these devices, it is a good OS (yes, opinions vary!), but then I find Android of very limited use on a tablet with a keyboard (such as the Transformer)...at that point, I find myself yearning for the classic Windows style GUI and interface, better suited for a non-touch screen with a mouse.--Deeds, not words
Ok, so admittedly I didn't read the whole thread - got pretty tedious after the first couple posts...My 4 year old can work Metro just fine. Everything he needs to do with it he can. He can swipe to get to the Charms bar to bring back up the Start screen, he can scroll the tiles over, he can select the game he wants to play, he can play many games.. No problems.I've been using Windows 8 on a Samsung Core i5 tablet for 4 months now as my work system - it took a bit getting used to, but I have no problems finding my way around now. I use the standard desktop interface for work, as that is where most of the apps are. I have a 3 display desktop set up in my office, and things span nicely (although not in Metro mode, not sure why they didn't allow that)....My chief complaint so far is that in Metro, unlike *every* other mobile OS, there is no Time and Battery indicators on the start screen. How idiotic is it that I have to swipe to get that information? The only other thing that truly bothers me is on a 13x7 screen, there are only 3 rows of tiles - that makes for a lot of side scrolling to get to apps.--"We are half-hearted creatures, fooling about with drink and sex and ambition when infinite joy is offered us.... We are far too easily pleased." C.S. Lewis


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It's that time of the year again in the Magic City. Finals are over, weather is nearly perfect, and billions of dollars worth of art, food, and music flood the streets.
Here's a look at my small and no where near solid itinerary for this years music madness (there's always room for more…or less):
1. Contemporary Art Museum with brilliant contemporary beats at The Mondrian.
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OGDEN, Utah — Gerry Gawain Funk, 64, passed away peacefully, Wednesday March 28, 2012, from cancer. Gerry was born Jan. 2, 1948 to Gawain Marion Funk and Evelyn Pearl Miller Funk in Plymouth. Gerry married Dixie Gray June 29, 1968 in Washington D.C. Gerry served in the United States Navy.Â
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Bremen senior Jack Jordan was chosen as one of 12 student-athletes in the state to receive the IHSAA's Eugene Cato Memorial Scholarship Award last week.
Bremen's Jenna Pfeiffer followed up a pair of top-10 performances at the Hoosier State Relay Finals with a trio of wins in the Lady Lions' outdoor opener last week against Marian.
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Monterey Arcadia is a neighborhood of Scottsdale that is home to about 27,500 people who work in services, retail and administrative professions. The apartments for rent in Monterey Arcadia are near Camelback Corridor and Golden Keys.
Neighborhood Demographics and Costs of Living
Monterey Arcadia is less expensive than other Scottsdale metro areas, such as Camelback Corridor. On average a household in Monterey Arcadia spends $77.5K/year in total expenditures, compared to Camelback Corridor's $120.5K/year.
The neighborhoods of Monterey Arcadia and Golden Keys are identical both in terms of the percentage of households that have children and the average household size. In both neighborhoods, the percentage of households with children is 12% and the average household size is 1.79 people per household.
The household average income in Monterey Arcadia is higher than that of households in Golden Keys, and more residents in Monterey Arcadia have earned post-secondary or advanced degrees than their neighbors in Golden Keys. Its average household income is $113.3K/year while the median is $76,446. Compare this fact with Golden Keys, where the average income is $91.4K and the median is $63,379. In addition to that, more people in Monterey Arcadia have attained a master's degree or higher.
Dining, Drinking and Recreation
To give you some sense of the neighborhood, we should mention a couple of its busiest thoroughfares. E Camelback Rd. has over a dozen of establishments where it's worth grabbing a bite to eat or simply hanging out. Another busy street to keep in mind when doing research about the area and apartments nearby is N Scottsdale Rd. Refine your search with our apartment finder tool.
Enjoy a fulfilling meal at Kyoto Japanese Restaurant and make a pit stop after at Whiskey for drinks. To mention just a few of the dining cuisines in the Monterey Arcadia, the list includes juice bars, pizza and deli snacks. Quench your thirst at a handful of local establishments. Neighborhood bar-goers love Smash Boxx and Myst Nightclub. To add to that, easy and delicious grub can be ordered up at Denny's and Arby's. Both restaurants are in the neighborhood.
With nearby Bliss Spa and G Scottsdale Spa, Monterey Arcadia residents have health options right around the corner. Popular places of entertainment include Greasepaint Scottsdale, where locals and tourists alike can enjoy prime performances from skilled actors, dancers and artists.
For a more comprehensive list of places to eat, drink and be merry in Monterey Arcadia, check out the Yelp page.
Thomas Levitt and S J Scottsdale Foods are just some of the grocery stores in Monterey Arcadia. The stores are both conveniently located near each other on E Camelback Rd. Treat yourself to a taste of the best baked goods in town. Head to Sprinkles Cupcakes on N Scottsdale Rd. or try out Bread Basket Inc, which is located on N Miller Rd. On top of that, a few household name grocery stores in the area include Outragious Olive Oils and Safeway.
The Monterey Arcadia area provides residents with numerous retail options, such as Arc Traders Inc and Waddell Trading, where shoppers can quickly and easily find what they're looking for. Additional shopping can be found at one of the area's department/factory-outlet stores. To give you an idea of the options, there's Electric Massager Scottsdale on E Camelback Rd. There are great popular retails and shopping malls in the area, such as Papyrus and Disney Store. Area shopping malls are Camelback & Miller Plaza and Miller Plaza.
Neighborhood Schools and Districts
Where you rent will largely determine which schools your children attend. They could be eligible to attend a school in the Scottsdale Unified District. Schools near the apartments in Monterey Arcadia are Az 2020 Online Academy, Mohave Middle School and Scottsdale Umc Cooperative Preschool & Kdgn. Before getting too attached to a particular school, be sure to check with your local district to determine if the apartments for rent you are looking at are served by a preferred school or district.
By the number of schools in a district serving the area, two elementary schools, one middle school and three high schools are located within the Ajo Unified District. The number of students per instructor, along with the overall student-body size, is less than that of Scottsdale Unified District. Ajo Unified District has a higher Great Schools score and more blue ribbon schools than the Scottsdale Unified District.


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Program and Activity Guide
Use our activity and program guide to find aquatics, arts and culture, clubs, family and community, fitness and wellness, and sports programs in Red Deer. Then use our online registration tool to register.
Use our activity and program guide to find aquatics, arts and culture, clubs, family and community, fitness and wellness, and sports programs in Red Deer. Then use our online registration tool to register.
Register online for your program or activity through look n book. You can also book a City facility, such as a soccer field or group activity room.
A link to Red Deer's favourite recreation facilities, including the Collicutt Centre, G.H. Dawe Centre, Recreation Centre, Michener Centre and Arenas.
A link to Red Deer's favourite outdoor facilities and spaces including, Bower Ponds, spray parks, Discovery Canyon, Lions Campground, Heritage Ranch, outdoor rinks and sports fields and more.
From neighbourhood green spaces and pathways to the exceptional Waskasoo Park system, the space to stretch your legs, walk the dog or fly a kite is never far away.
Community groups, businesses and individuals all contribute to our unique and creative community and we're here to support you in learning, seeing and experiencing all that Red Deer's vibrant cultural scene has to offer.
There are many events happening in Red Deer that make it a great place to live and visit. You can find information here about events that are being held in the area as well as information about hosting an event in Red Deer.
Information about our many community programs including Green Deer, Activ Kidz, Great Neighbourhoods, Adopt a Park and more.
Looking for the perfect venue for a special event, birthday party, corporate meeting, outdoor wedding, conference or trade show? We will help you find the right meeting room, gym, pool, soccer pitch, park, and more.
October 30, 2014
A new snow and ice program was announced today by The City of Red Deer that will transform snow plowing this winter.
October 29, 2014
Members of Red Deer Emergency Services will go door to door tomorrow evening in Deer Park to talk to neighbours following a house fire on Tuesday.
October 29, 2014
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An Auburn man was charged in Allen County on Thursday with several drug-related counts after police said they discovered a methamphetamine lab in his ex-girlfriend's apartment.
Aaron Lynn Brown, 26, was charged with dealing meth, maintaining a common nuisance, possession of chemical precursors, meth possession, possession of a controlled substance and possession of paraphernalia.
According to court documents, Brown's ex-girlfriend told Fort Wayne police that Brown had a history of drug use and they had split up because he had become "erratic and unpredictable." His girlfriend said she was living in Auburn but was also paying on an apartment in Fort Wayne.
Officers searched the Fort Wayne apartment and found it unoccupied but full of meth-making materials and a one-pot meth lab, according to court documents.
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Here are a half-dozen things you might be interested to know from Friday night's semifinal games in the 2014 Big 12 Men's Basketball Tournament being played at the Sprint Center in downtown Kansas City, Mo.:
Kansas has made the semifinal round in 16 of 18 Big 12 Tournaments. They have gone on the championship game 12 times. The Jayhawks are 10-6 in semifinal games, the most semifinal wins of any Big 12 team. Kansas is 36-9 all-time in the tournament.
Friday night's victory was Iowa State's first against Kansas in the Big 12 Championship Tournament. The two teams have met four times in the tournament, with Kansas holding a 3-1 lead in the series.
Andrew Wiggins of Kansas scored 20 or more points for the third game in a row for the first time this season. The uber-talented freshman had 41 points last Saturday vs. West Virginia, 30 against Oklahoma State in the quarterfinal round of the Big 12 Tournament and 22 in a losing effort against Iowa State.
Iowa State is 8-2 this season against top-25 opponents. Both losses are against Kansas.
Baylor, the No. 7 seed in this year's Big 12 Championship is 3-1 in the Big 12 era as a seven seed.
Baylor and Iowa State, the two teams playing for the Big 12 Tournament championship split their two regular season games. Iowa State won by 15 points in Ames, and Baylor returned the favor by 13 in Waco earlier this month. After beating Texas in the semifinals Friday night, the Bears have now won 10 of their last 11 games.
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"I like to think that some small canister of hope and tranquility washed ashore that day and we, in the right place, found it. These are the things I imagine all lovers wish for amid the hot commencements of love and promises, their histories and failures washing ashore like flotsam, their innards girthed against those architects of misery, desire and restlessness; their hope rising against the air as it fondles the waves and frolics them skywards. I like to think that, if the heart pauses awhile in a single place, it finds a home somewhere, like a vagabond lured by fatigue to an unlikely town and, with a sudden peacefulness, deciding to stay there. I like to think these things because, whether or not they reach fruition, they provide the heart with a kind of solace, the way poetry does, or all forms of tenderness that issue out amid the deserts of failed love and petulant desire. I like to think them because, meditated on amid this pattern of off-white and darkness, they lend themselves to a kind of music, not unlike the music a dove makes as it circles the trees, not unlike the sun and the earth and their orbital brothers, the planets, as they chant to the heavens their longing for hope and repetition amid orderly movement, not unlike the music these humble wishes make with their cantata of willfulness and good intentions, looking for some pleasant abstractions amid our concretized lives, something tender and lovely to defy the times with, quiet and palpable amid the flickers of flux and the flames of longing: a bird rising over the ashes, a dream."
-Michael Blumenthal, Wishful Thinking
"Ro Di Geda" by Colbert Mukwevho
some gorgeous old-school South African reggae (Venda-style), sung by the rastaman revolutionary Colbert Mukwevho
It's always night, or we wouldn't need light.
—Thelonious Monk
You will find that there is no half-measure when it comes to loving someone. You either don't, or you do with every cell in your body, completely and utterly, without reservation or apology. It consumes you, and you are reborn, all the better for it.
—Adrian Tan (2008)
Every man got a right to decide his own destiny,
And in this judgment there is no partiality.
So arm in arms, with arms, we'll fight this little struggle,
Cause that's the only way we can overcome our little trouble.
-Bob Marley, Zimbabwe
Songs from my Dad
I must've been about twelve years old when I first started to download MP3s off the Internet. Our family was living in a village in Tanzania, and I had just discovered (with great joy) that you could find pretty much any song ever recorded, online. I was using iTunes to get my music at the time, and $1.00 seemed pretty steep for a song, considering that was equivalent to an average day's wages in Nshupu. But as a result, I chose each song with extraordinary care, and afterwards I listened to it over and over and over, a hundred million replays until it was written all over the inside of my skin, till I was sweating the lyrics at lunchtime, and humming the chords as I slept.
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An accurate depiction of Shannon's life… biscuit, coffee, and a book about Africa
Lil B at NYU: What's So Funny About Peace, Love and Understanding?
Last night, the Berkeley-bred, Internet-beloved rapper Lil B gave a sold-out lecture at NYU's Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. It's possible that this was a beautiful, inspiring event, at which people rallied joyously around a quirky young entertainer's timely message of empathy and kindness. It's also totally possible that the whole thing was an epic tragedy, in which a young man's urgent plea for basic human dignity was repeatedly laughed at by stoned college kids who preferred to shout catchphrases at him while finding his existence hilarious. I think it mostly depended on where you sat, and who was sitting near you.
Glowing bioluminescent plankton in the tide line wash up onto a beach on Vaadhoo Island, Raa Atoll, Maldives, with a ship's lights on the horizon. Picture from The Telegraph.
It is saying these things that keeps us from falling apart. And maybe by imagining these futures we can make them real, and maybe not, but either way we must imagine them. The light rushes out and floods in.
—John Green, Quentin 'Q' Jacobsen
"Cultural populism is a lot healthier than the crabby elitism that used to prevail. The old way was guided by perverted logic (the fewer people who like something, the more valuable it is), while the new way is guided by a sounder reasoning (the more people who like something, the more valuable it is). The downside of this is that everyone already likes what you like, but the upside is that good artists actually get their due, and a crazy cross-pollination of genres can happen that didn't seem possible before."
-Alexandra Moloktow, in Why the Old-School Music Snob is the Least Cool Kid on Twitter (great article about being a music fan in 2012)


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Watch "Shelter Me: New Beginnings" hosted by Allison Janney. The stories in this film will lift your spirits and fill you with hope and features our 'Fly Me Home' transport program. Los Angeles, CA PBS SoCaL / KOCE Wednesday, Oct. 8 at 7 pm See a complete list of premiere dates/times organized by state
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During the month of September, Wings of Rescue has teamed up with Bark Avenue Foundation and Shelter Me by providing life saving transports! We are relocating adoptable animals from overcrowded shelters in Southern California to Humane Societies and rescue organizations that have kennel space and waiting adopters! Your donations make our efforts possible. Please donate at www.gofundme.com/cv501c.


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Minimally invasive interventional radiology techniques are used to treat a wide variety of medical conditions. Radiologists use x-ray and other imaging technologies (MRI, CT and ultrasound) to guide small wires or catheters (thin, flexible tube) with specialized instruments to treat affected areas of the body. These procedures only require a tiny incision where the catheter is inserted into an artery, so it results in less blood loss, less pain and a quicker recovery for patients.
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Angiography and angioplasty
A diagnostic angiogram is used to examine the inside of arteries and veins to detect blockages or narrowing of the vessels. In angioplasty, a catheter fitted with a balloon device is guided to the affected area to expand the walls and restore blood flow, or a laser can be used to break up the blockage. In some cases a stent (mesh tube) is placed in the artery to hold it open. Angioplasty can be used to treat everything from heart disease and circulatory problems to ischemic stroke.
Embolization is used to stop abnormal bleeding or to cut off blood supply to a particular area, such as a tumor. Catheters are used to deliver blood-clotting medication, or to place particles or coils in the vessels to stop blood flow. Embolization can provide a life-saving treatment for hemorrhagic stroke and trauma patients, and can serve as an effective treatment for fibroids.
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Ablation is used to destroy abnormal cells with a catheter fitted with a tiny electrode. It can be used to treat everything from varicose veins and chronic pain to heart arrhythmias and cancer.
VNUS® Closure (Radio Frequency Vein Ablation)
The VNUS® Closure procedure, an alternative treatment option to traditional vein stripping surgery, brings new technology to an age-old disease. The Closure procedure is performed on an outpatient basis under local, regional or general anesthesia, at your physician's recommendation. Using ultrasound, your physician will position the Closure catheter into the diseased vein, through a small opening in the skin. The tiny catheter delivers radiofrequency (RF) energy to the vein wall. As the RF energy is delivered and the catheter is withdrawn, the vein wall is heated, causing the collagen in the wall to shrink and the vein to close. Once the diseased vein is closed, blood is re-routed to other healthy veins.
Following the procedure, a simple bandage is placed over the insertion site, and additional compression may be provided to aid healing. Your doctor may encourage you to walk, and to refrain from extended standing and strenuous activities for a period of time. Patients who undergo the Closure procedure typically resume normal activities within a day.
Vertebroplasty is used to treat back pain and compression fractures of the spine. Doctors insert a needle into the affected vertebrae and inject bone cement to stabilize the vertebrae and prevent further damage.
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Weekly Tax Advice: Tips for Surviving an IRS Audit
Posted on March 3 2014
If you're like most taxpayers, the word "audit" will send shivers up your spine and cause your heart rate to jump by at least 20 beats per minute. The idea of having the Internal Revenue Service single out your tax return and require verification of information can be scary, especially because you could be facing penalties and an additional tax bill if they find anything wrong. If you receive an audit notice, these tips can help you survive an audit and come out in the best position possible.
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Posted on March 3 2014
The federal government offers several significant perks for parents filing taxes. In the midst of the chaos of teething, diaper changes, and keeping little hands out of trouble, use these tips as you complete your tax return.
Medical Bills: How to Use Them to Your Tax Advantage
Posted on February 14 2014
Nobody likes paying medical bills, but the good news is that if you had high medical costs last year, you may be able to use them to your advantage at tax time. This week, work to gather information about all the medical costs you paid last year. When you fill out your tax return through OnePriceTaxes, this information will come in handy to determine whether you qualify for tax deductions that could save you hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars.
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Anyone with children knows they can be expensive, but the government helps you out a bit during tax time. In addition to the child tax credit that many parents claim, you also may be able to get tax benefits if you spent money on child care during the year. The question-and-answer format at OnePriceTaxes will walk you through the process of determining what tax benefits you can claim, but if you'd like to understand how it all works, read on for an overview of the potential tax benefits for child care.
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Buying a home can have many financial benefits, and sometimes you don't even realize how significant they are until many months after your home purchase. You probably realized right away that you're paying less on your mortgage than you would be on rent in a comparable home. You're also building equity, either through the gradual repayment of your mortgage or through an increase in the value of your home. Now, at tax time, you'll discover some additional benefits that can save you a lot of money on your taxes.
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Posted on February 10 2014
Taxes were probably not even on your radar on your wedding day, but that switch from being single to being married has a big impact come tax time. It may feel like a rude awakening to be jolted out of your honeymoon phase with a looming tax return in your first year of marriage. Thankfully, filing taxes when you're married really isn't that complicated, especially if you use OnePriceTaxes. These tips can help you understand the financial impact marriage has on taxes, file correctly, and strategize how to get the biggest refund possible.
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£425,000 Under Offer 3 Bedrooms Handel Way, Edgware, Greater London
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I swore I would never be one of those people. You know who I'm referring to - the people who put up their Christmas tree right after Halloween. The people who have their shopping done, presents wrapped and garland hung long before the Thanksgiving feast. But this year, I decided to jump on the bandwagon for the sake of our readers. The social media discussion among my Facebook friends has been, admittedly, very negative in regards to shopping local this year. Being the eternal optimist that I am, I've tried very hard to remind naysayers about the many wonderful advantages of living and shopping in a small town – shorter lines, less traffic, convenience of spreading out purchases instead of cramming a huge expense into one weekend excursion, and the intrinsic value of supporting friends and neighbors who own our small businesses. But my positive attitude and gentle suggestions didn't seem to be enough for this crowd. So I decided to hit the streets to bust the FIVE MYTHS OF SHOPPING OUT-OF-TOWN:Myth #1 – Great Bend's sales tax is higher than the big city.I've never considered sales tax to be a big enough reason to leave town to shop elsewhere. But in light of the discussion on the subject, I want to set the record straight. After researching the sales tax rates for four of the state's largest shopping centers (Wichita, Kansas City, Lawrence, and Topeka) the average sales tax rate for those communities is 8.24% as compared to Great Bend's rate of 8.05%. While it is true that some places offer lower rates than Great Bend, I can promise that the amount of money saved by traveling to another community will not be enough to offset the cost of the fuel to get there.MYTH #2 – Big city stores have better prices than Great Bend stores.I can't convince you that big city stores never beat local prices. In many instances, the buying-in-bulk philosophy really does work. Best Buy may sell cheaper electronics, and Dillards may offer deep cuts during their huge Black Friday sale. But from personal experience, I can vouch for the customer service of local business owners. I rest assured that they will stand behind their products, go out of their way to make a special order, and often provide free gift wrapping. With a little advance planning, I was able to find unique gifts for everyone on my shopping list. And by hitting Explore Great Bend sales, I saved money too.MYTH #3 – Shopping in Great Bend means I get fewer choices in stores.Like everyone, I enjoy visiting Olive Garden when I travel out-of-town and the occasional splurge at Bed, Bath & Beyond is a much-anticipated thrill. But the idea that Great Bend doesn't have enough variety in its retail selection is absurd. We have a thriving downtown shopping district with numerous boutique stores and gift shops all over town. The intersection of three major highways on 10th Street gives us more retail and dining selections than most towns our size. Our main problem is a consumer base that refuses to get out and explore the retail stores before deciding to shop elsewhere.MYTH #4 – I have a better experience when I shop elsewhere.This is one that literally makes me laugh out loud. After the pleasant trips I had throughout town spread out over several Saturday excursions, I can't imagine the stress I would've felt trying to cram all that into one weekend trip. On top of that, dealing with road rage city drivers and long check-out lines would've taken away from the experience even more. For me, the best part of shopping local was driving ten minutes across town to unload my car instead of 2-4 hours after a stressful weekend trip out-of-town.MYTH #5 – It doesn't make a huge difference in our tax base if I shop out of town.As you'll see on the next page, my holiday shopping resulted in a little more than $35 of sales tax revenue being generated for City projects, such as road and bridge improvements, park maintenance, and other services such as street sweeping, snow removal, etc. Had I chosen to shop elsewhere, not only would I have spent almost 50 percent more on sales tax, I would've been contributing to the City services offered in a community I will never spend much time in. If every consumer in Great Bend chose to keep their $35 locally, it would result in over $150,000 of additional revenue for City programs.RESULTS OF THIS EXPERIMENT: The attached chart compares the purchases made in Great Bend stores as compared to the purchases I would've made online or out-of-town. In addition to comparing what I spent locally with what I would've spent elsewhere, I've also compared how much sales tax revenue I generated for local roads, bridges, and parks by shopping in Great Bend. Not to mention the amount of time I saved on travel to another community, the money I saved on fuel and lodging, and the stress I didn't incur in box store check-out lines and rush traffic hours. And on top of all of that, I had the opportunity to register for the $1000 Explore Great Bend shopping spree giveaway while I was at it. I ran into friends and neighbors, and truly enjoyed the experience. In conclusion, I declare that these five myths about shopping out-of-town are officially BUSTED.
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ENGLEWOOD, Fla.- Jerone Campbell, a 17-year-old Lemon Bay High School junior, died Friday morning while undergoing surgery. Now, the Lemon Bay Touchdown Club and other community groups are trying to help his family.
A memorial service is planned for 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday at Lemon Bay High School's Memorial Field, located at 2200 Placida Road. The public is invited to attend.
The Touchdown Club has provided "Flying High No. 28" T-shirts for all the football players and coaches, and will be selling them at the field to help raise funds for the family. Jerone used the "Flying High" hashtag on his Twitter page.
Anyone wishing to help the family with expenses may do so by sending a check, made out to the Jerone Campbell Memorial Fund, to Lemon Bay Touchdown Club, P.O. Box 38, Englewood, FL 34925-0038.
Also, an account for Jerone's family has been set up at Wells Fargo Bank. The account number is 6861709142.
The funeral service for Jerone is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. on Saturday at Englewood United Methodist Church, located at 300 E. Dearborn St. There will be a burial immediately afterward at Gulf Pines Cemetery. The family will then return to church's Fellowship Hall for a gathering.
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Salvador Dali, best known for his Surrealist paintings of the 1930s and 1940s, created a number of lithographs based on popular culture. In this print, part of a suite of prints produced in 1971, he uses childhood memories of Currier & Ives prints as inspiration. The lithographs are based on authentic Currier & Ives images which Dali has superimposed with his own interpretations of the works.
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