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Mark Hobbs is a community pharmacist from Merritt Island, Florida, and serves as President and owner of Hobbs Pharmacy. Since graduation from the University of Florida in 1981, he has worked at the pharmacy, a multifaceted health care operation servicing the traditional community, long term care and home care markets. Specialty services include consulting, medical screenings, compounding, and infusion therapy. The practice provides medications and consulting services to over 500 alternate care patients. They service two ambulatory surgical centers, four hospice organizations and several home care operations. Mark is also owner of Brevard Medical Equipment, a medical/surgical supply company and Maximus Asset Management, a commercial real estate venture.
Mark has served in a variety of leadership positions in both community and professional organizations. He is Past President of the Florida Pharmacy Association (FPA), and has served the association in numerous positions including as Speaker of the House and President of the FPA Foundation. Mark currently is chairman of the Florida Pharmacy Political Action Committee and is active in their Legislative Affairs committee. He has been an officer in the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) as Chairman of the Community/Ambulatory Practice Section. He currently is Chairman of the Florida Council for United Drugs, a co-op of over fifteen hundred independent pharmacies, and serves on their National Political Caucus. He has been named a Fellow of both the American Pharmaceutical Association and the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists. Mark has been appointed as an Adjunct Professor of the University of Florida, College of Pharmacy and Hobbs Pharmacy serves as a rotation site for the Doctor of Pharmacy program. He is a member of the College of Pharmacy National Advisory Board, past chair of the Academy of 100, and member of the steering committee for the Institute for Community Pharmacy Entrepreneurship.
He has been recognized by his peers with the Marion Merrel Dow Distinguished Young Pharmacist Award , The Frank Tobak Consultant Pharmacist of the Year, and the American Pharmaceutical Association Good Government Pharmacist of the Year . He has he was awarded the James H. Beal Florida Pharmacist of the Year by the FPA, and the Bowl of Hygeia Community Service Award. This past summer, he was awarded the International Pharmacists Association's Roman Maximo Corrons Inspiration and Motivation Award for his efforts to inspire pharmacists to take leadership roles in their profession.
On the local level, he has served as President of the Brevard County American Cancer Society, Treasurer of the Cocoa Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, and Chairman of the Board of Leadership Brevard. He is a past President of the Merritt Island Rotary Club, and has served on the Health First Foundation. Mark resides on Merritt Island with his wife Kim and two sons, Garrett and Alex.
Eric Russo is a pharmacist at Hobbs Pharmacy in Merritt Island, Florida. Raised in Brevard County, Eric graduated from Merritt Island High School before attending the University of Florida. In 1998, he graduated with Honors from the University of Florida with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree. He was then accepted into the pharmacy residency program at Florida Hospital Orlando. He completed a one year residency at Celebration Health in primary care pharmacy.
After completing his residency, he returned to Hobbs Pharmacy where he began working as a pharmacy intern in 1996. Since being at Hobbs Pharmacy, he has completed training in the Science of Pharmaceutical Compounding from the University of Florida as well as Veterinary Compounding from the American College of Veterinary Pharmacists. As Director of Compounding Services at Hobbs Pharmacy, this training has been used to help patients solve difficult medication issues with the help of compounding. Some of the areas Hobbs Pharmacy specializes in include hormone replacement therapy, pain management, veterinary and pediatric compounding.
Eric continues his involvement with the University of Florida's College of Pharmacy as an adjunct professor and serves as a preceptor to the Doctor of Pharmacy students during their final year clinical rotations. He is currently a member of the Brevard County Pharmacy Association and the National Community Pharmacy Association. In addition, he serves on the Brevard Home Care Advisory Board and enjoys coaching youth soccer. Eric is married to Kim, who is also a pharmacist in Brevard County and they have two beautiful daughters.
Lisa is a Gator by birth, but grew up in Indianapolis, IN. She attended Butler University College of Pharmacy graduating in 1988 with a Bachelor's of Science in Pharmacy. She continued her education and completed a Master's in Business Administration in 2001 from Webster University.
Lisa joined the United States Air Force after college. She gained valuable management experience as a pharmacist in the military and enjoyed serving her country. Often relocating in the USAF at one time she had 5 state pharmacy licenses. Throughout her career she came to enjoy a variety of work settings including retail, home healthcare, hospital, long term care and compounding. She became a consultant pharmacist in 2002.
Her husband retired from USAF in 2001 and they relocated to the Space Coast where they found "home" in 2001. Lisa began work at Hobbs Pharmacy in 2002.
She is a member of Brevard County Pharmacist Association, American Pharmacy Association and American Society of Consultant Pharmacists.
She is a fan of college basketball, football & open wheel racing. She likes reading and outdoor activities. Her spare time is spent enjoying the company of hubby and their daughter.
Jessica Beal-Stahl is one of the pharmacist at Hobbs Pharmacy in Merritt Island Florida. Raised in Brevard County, Jessica graduated from Merritt Island High School in 1998. She attended the University of North Carolina at Asheville on a full volleyball scholarship where she graduated with honors in 2002 with a BS in Chemistry and Biochemistry. Post graduation, she worked at Nature's Pharmacy and Compounding Center where she got her first experience in a pharmacy setting. Here she found her passion for compounding and love of the patient centered focus of an independent pharmacy. Jessica then attended Mercer University's College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in Atlanta, where she graduated with honors with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree in May 2009.
After pharmacy school graduation, Jessica and her husband, Pat Stahl, returned home to Merritt Island area and to Hobbs Pharmacy where she had worked as a pharmacy intern during pharmacy school. She currently serves as Director of Immunizations and is one of our compounding pharmacists. She is an active member of the National Community Pharmacist Association, Brevard County Pharmacist Association and her pharmacy school sorority, Kappa Epsilon.


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Arthur Frankie Gomez Sentenced in U.S. District Cour
The United States Attorney's Office announced that during a federal court session in Billings, on November 18, 2010, before Chief U.S. District Judge Richard F. Cebull, ARTHUR FRANKIE GOMEZ, a 35-year-old resident of Washington, appeared for sentencing. GOMEZ was sentenced to a term of:
- Prison: 78 months
- Special Assessment: $100
- Supervised Release: 5 years
GOMEZ was sentenced in connection with his guilty plea to conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine as part of a tribal drug operation, "Junkyard Dog."
In an Offer of Proof filed by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Lori Harper Suek and Jessica T. Fehr, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
Beginning in the spring of 2009, GOMEZ and Connie Ann Solis, residents of Washington, delivered methamphetamine to George Morris in Billings. GOMEZ stated he was "brought in" to the methamphetamine distribution organization by two people who live in Washington state. GOMEZ met these two people while in jail last year.
GOMEZ stated he was given directions to the location in Billings by these two people, and was told how "it would go." GOMEZ was also given a telephone number of who to contact in Montana. GOMEZ stated it was the same person in Montana each time. GOMEZ knew "the old man" that he and Solis met with in Billings as "Bill." GOMEZ stated "Bill" was the man known as George Morris.
GOMEZ said during most trips to Montana, he and Solis met "Bill" at a gas station in Billings. On the trip prior to his arrest, GOMEZ said they followed "Bill" to a new location. GOMEZ stated he did not know why they were directed to meet at the new location on the last two trips.
Solis stated she estimated that they made six trips to Billings. Solis also stated that she did not know the amount of methamphetamine that she and GOMEZ were delivering, but she knew that they were delivering "drugs" to Morris.
Law enforcement in Billings conducted surveillance during the summer and fall of 2009, and observed Solis and GOMEZ in Billings delivering methamphetamine to Morris on four occasions. During the last trip that they made, on December 20, 2009, they were arrested at a house outside of Billings with Morris. Approximately two pounds of methamphetamine were recovered from their car, and approximately $27,000 in cash was seized from Morris's car at the same time.
Solis admitted that she and GOMEZ were paid $2,000 per trip to deliver methamphetamine to Morris.
Morris and Solis pled guilty to federal charges and have been sentenced.
Because there is no parole in the federal system, the "truth in sentencing" guidelines mandate that GOMEZ will likely serve all of the time imposed by the court. In the federal system, GOMEZ does have the opportunity to earn a sentence reduction for "good behavior." However, this reduction will not exceed 15% of the overall sentence.
The investigation was a cooperative effort between the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Drug Enforcement Administration.

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NEW YORK - In an attempt to bring more life into its lobby at night, the luxury Trump Soho hotel's shaking up its bar venue - a change that will replace jazz with indie-rock music.
The hotel's nightlife venue is currently closed while Koi Group - which is also in the midst of turning around the hotel's restaurant - transforms the space into a spot that sounds like it will appeal to a younger audience. It's the same company, by the way, that runs the popular Koi Bryant Park restaurant.
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To create Bartelier, Koi CEO Nick Haque teamed with Los Angeles nightlife veteran Darren Dzienciol, who's known for creating rocking West Hollywood clubs such as Trousdale and the Beverly Nightclub.
Expect Bartelier to open in September in the space formerly called Kastel. In its final days, Kastel was holding "jazz and champagne" events on Thursday nights.
Eater.com recently described the hotel's original restaurant and lounge as outlets that "both bombed horrifically."
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Peppermint is a cross between watermint and spearmint. This herb has been known for its medicinal uses, thus it is often termed as the world's oldest medicine. It is a good home remedy for nausea and migraine. Applying peppermint oil in diluted form on the head is known to remove headache.
|Botanical Name:
|Mentha piperita
|Oil Properties:
|Peppermint oil has a fresh, sharp, menthol smell, is clear to pale yellow in color and watery in viscosity.
|Aromatic Description:
|Minty, reminiscent of peppermint candies, but more concentrated. More fragrant than spearmint. Top perfumery note with a strong scent of initial aroma.
|Origin and Description:
|It is a native of the Mediterranean, but is now also cultivated in Italy, USA, Japan and Great Britain. It is a perennial herb that grows up to 1 meter (3 feet) high and has slightly hairy serrated leaves with pinkish-mauve flowers arranged in a long conical shape.It has underground runners by which it easily propagates. This herb has many species, and peppermint piperita is a hybrid of watermint (M. aquatica) and spearmint (M. spicata).According to Greek mythology the nymph Mentha was hotly pursued by Pluto, whose jealous wife Persephone, trod her ferociously into the ground, whereupon Pluto then turned her into a herb, knowing that people would appreciate her for years to come.It has been cultivated since ancient times in Japan and China. Evidence of use was found in Egypt in a tomb dating back from 1000 BC.
|Peppermint oil is extracted from the whole plant above ground just before flowering. The oil is extracted by steam distillation from the fresh or partly dried plant.
|Chemical Composition:
|The chemical components of peppermint oil are menthol, menthone, 1,8-cineole, methyl acetate, methofuran, isomenthone, limonene, b-pinene, a-pinene, germacrene-d, trans-sabinene hydrate and pulegone.
|Therapeutic Properties:
|The health benefits of peppermint oil include its ability to treat indigestion, respiratory problems, headache, nausea, fever, stomach and bowel spasms and pain. Due to the presence of menthol, menthone and menthyl esters, peppermint and peppermint oil find wide applications in manufacture of soap, shampoo, cigarette, toothpaste, chewing gum, tea and ice cream.
|Burners and vaporizers
In vapor therapy, peppermint oil can help to increase concentration and to stimulate the mind, as well as sorting out coughs, headaches, nausea and also has value as an insect repellant.
Blended oil or in the bath
As a blended massage oil or diluted in the bath, peppermint oil can assist with colic, cramps, back pain, inflamed bowel disorders, spastic colon, catarrh, colitis, circulation, constipation, coughs, diarrhea, sweaty and tired feet, flatulence, headaches, muscular pains, cramps and spasms, neuralgia, nausea, rheumatism and mental fatigue, skin that is red, irritated and itchy, as well as other inflammatory conditions.
A mouthwash with peppermint oil included can help with bad breath and gum infections.
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When included in a cream or lotion, it will help to ease the sting of sunburn, reduce redness of inflamed skin, reduce itchiness and cools down the skin with its vasoconstrictor properties.
|Peppermint oil is non-toxic and non-irritant in low dilutions, but sensitization may be a problem due to the menthol content.It can cause irritation to the skin and mucus membranes and should be kept well away from the eyes. It should be avoided during pregnancy and should not be used on children under seven.
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all i did was listen is an exceptional book written and illustrated by the incredibly talented Rachel Awes. Rachel is a super colorful, sassy, joyful, down-to-Earth soul whose deep, active listening moves her to create gorgeous works that change the world for the better. Rachel gathered quotes from her psychotherapy clients and wove them together to tell a ver human tale about healing. Her thoughtful reflections combined with her heart-warming images can transform your perspective and inspire you to be a ripple of vibrant electricity in life.
This book arrived during a deeply interesting time in my life. I was attending birthdays and funerals with what felt like equal regularity and I needed something to help keep my life of extremes in check. All i did was listen provided that balance and provided a place of solace while reminding me that while life may feel like a seesaw ultimately, if I listen closely, I will hear profound lessons being whispered in the moments I'm honored to be invited to witness and find a platform on which to stand tall and tell the stories that connect us all.
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Re: Dog Dreams
yellowflower wrote:Love it! Definitely GMV and a purchase if it wins.
Glad to hear it And thanks for your suggestions!
xepherys wrote:Uhm...
Nice idea...but perhaps some paw prints going off to the side of the shirt, with maybe a hint of a tail at the very edge...
ashandesigns wrote:Puppies always seem to think that socks are terrible monsters that they must protect the house from! Thank you for looking!
That's definitely my dog. He also likes stealing underwear too. It's weird.
Re: Dogs Do Not Always Resemble Their Masters
This is really clever and deserves more votes.
kevlar51 wrote:Collab with Walmazan--hope you like it!
Great work you two.
Re: A-paw-calypse Now
I always really like your stuff. Even more so with corgis!
Re: Tags
Cool idea and I'd definitely buy it. But I think it will get rejected for being outside the printable area.
Re: Mine!
Awesome. :^)
Come back with my bone! Curse these puny arms. And the fact I'm wired to this podium. And that I'm dead. Rarg!
Re: dog gone
Seriously? You're selling a black t-shirt?
Re: Hello My Name Is
I'd be willing to bet that dogs hate wearing name tags at parties just as much as I do.
Re: Man's Best Palindrome
Four colors on brown...
...revealed from the lost fragments of the Sistine Chapel...
ramyb wrote:saved
Sorry, I don't understand this one. It looks like a regular dog park, except one of the dogs has a martini. Is he supposed to be Brian from Family Guy? Could you let me know what I'm missing?
Re: Skull-n-Lostbone
this shirt wants to "ROCK" so badly...but somthings missing...
SkekTek wrote:Look at those eyes. Those sad, pitiful eyes. You should walk your bestest friend in the world. He'll love you forever. But he already does.
I feel guilty already ...
Re: Boba Fetch
LOL, Boba Fetch, the first thing I thought of when I saw this was "Dog the Bounty Hunter." Nice job.
Re: Don't Be Fooled By My Size
I had a similar idea to this but didn't work on it... and now won't - this is great!
Thanks all!
curli76 wrote:I love this intensely. Maybe more on slate or silver.
We tried it out on a lot of shirt colors. We thought silver would be best at first, but the dog disappeared pretty quick, so it just didn't work for this design.
curli76 wrote:Sorry, I don't understand this one. It looks like a regular dog park, except one of the dogs has a martini. Is he supposed to be Brian from Family Guy? Could you let me know what I'm missing?
In this pic, there's Blue from blue's clues, Scooby Doo, Odie, Catdog, Clifford, Zero from Nightmare before Christmas and there's one other that I don't recognize.
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schnauzer trimming his beard
naeylonsidhe wrote:In this pic, there's Blue from blue's clues, Scooby Doo, Odie, Catdog, Clifford, Zero from Nightmare before Christmas and there's one other that I don't recognize.
And underdog (the one flying)
Re: Do Not Pass Go
you ywo have done it again!! you guys rock! this so much fun and very wearable. love color choices made. GMV!
Re: playing puppy
cute puppy playing with an ice cube
I guess if I look closer I can recognize Blue and Zero, but the others don't remind me of their respective dogs very much. Sorry.
Re: Look what I found
This little mutt was searching for a bone, too bad that he found it on the wrong place.
6 colors (and linear halftones)
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Re: Puppy Training
Love the design!
It looks like it is supposed to be famous dogs, Clifford is by the tree at the back. The white floating dog might be zero from nightmare before Christmas. And that could be underdog in the background.
Re: Dog Planking
see... it's a dog... and he is Planking... i call it: "Dog Planking"
very funny and cute design Boots!!! what silly dog! gmv! my daughter would love this!
Okok I'll buy a white shirt.
DJTweekNYC wrote:LOL, Boba Fetch, the first thing I thought of when I saw this was "Dog the Bounty Hunter." Nice job.
That was the first title I was going to go with!
Re: sweet dreams!
thanks spirit!
curli76 wrote:I guess if I look closer I can recognize Blue and Zero, but the others don't remind me of their respective dogs very much. Sorry.
I think he had to change them enough that he wouldn't get rejected for copyright characters. Also, the dog laying down in the background is Snoopy.
None of them really LOOK like the dogs they're supposed to represent, but I think that was to avoid the rejectionator.
Re: Origami Dogs in the Rising Sun
Six colors on BROWN.
Description: "Having a limited amount of time this week -- I have a show that goes up next Thursday -- I knew I wanted to do something angular, since it would move the fastest. Origami popped into my head; then, living in Texas, I thought of that freakishly hot sun we've been treated to this Summer. Put the two together, and that's the run. I wanted to make everything look like paper and textiles. Very flat and clean and simple. Hope you enjoy!"
I really wanted to get something up this week. Vote if you like. It's much appreciated! -:]
Re: You Like This
I guess cynic11 won't be clicking. as an avid dog lover this is so cute and wearable. gmv!!
Great work again, you two. Making room in my closet for this one!
Re: The spin cycle!
this one made me chuckle and all dog owners can relate and love this. very wearable too!! gmv!!!
Re: go dog go dog
with audible siren blast when the dog is about too where he shouldn't!! walking the dog is so frustrating especially when they want to smell everything!!! gmv!!!
phineus wrote:Whoa. Great timing
edit: I also like that we both chose chihuahua for Mr. Pink. What other dog could fit Steve Buscemi so well?
Haha, I don't think any other dog would fit. Nice design man, good luck!
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BOSTON (CBS) – The Boston Red Sox released their 2012 season schedule on Wednesday, with Boston once again opening their season on the road.
The Red Sox open the season on Thursday, April 5 against the Tigers in Detroit. After getting Friday off, they conclude the three-game series on Saturday and Sunday, followed by a three-game series in Toronto.
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The Sox home opener is Friday, April 13 against the Tampa Bay Rays, part of a four-game series. Boston's nine-game homestand continues with three games against the Texas Rangers, and concludes with a three-game series with the New York Yankees.
The Red Sox will celebrate Fenway Park's centennial on Friday, April 20 when the Yankees series kicks off, 100 years to the date that Boston's American League club took on the New York Highlanders for the first game in the ballpark's storied history.
Read: Sox Set Rotation, Beckett Goes Friday
In Interleague play, the Red Sox will visit Philadelphia, Miami and Chicago. The June 15-17 series against the Cubs will mark just the second time Boston has played at Wrigley during the regular season. They also visit the Marlins, now the Miami Marlins, and their new stadium June 19-21.
The Marlins, Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals are the National League teams coming to Fenway in 2012.
The Red Sox close out the season with a three-game series in New York against the Yankees.
Roche Blog: Wakefield Earns Spot In Team History
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I love these guys!! We've been friends on facebook for some time now but we officially got to meet in person this past weekend. This is Stefanie and her hubby of three years, Jarid! They're goofy, energetic, low key…..and they have the cutest little fur-babies!!
The tallest one, that's Mac, and then you have Bus, he's the one staring at Mac…..and THEN…..there's little Lola!
Lola's a feisty one!
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|Mon, 03-28-2011 - 6:32pm
I have been on this board in the past and I hate that I am here again. My husband has already cheated on me twice. The first time I found out from his behavior and email. The second time he finally told me once we seperated. This time it was with my cousin.
We began hanging out recently and it was so much fun; she is married and we are married and we both have a kid. We were made for each other and that is how much fun we were having. And then Jordyn (my cousin) and Joe ( my husband) were flirting too much. And then Jordyn mentioned that we should switch partners. That is not my thing or my husbands ( I believed anyway) but they were both for it and even though her husband and I were against it, the jokes and flirting escalated. They began sneaking away for small amounts of time and then the texting became less than innocent.
I asked for a break from hanging out with them to focus on Joe and I because their texting and flirting was hurting our relationship. He refused and left for his parents. A few days later, I found out he was staying with them. He husband works alot. It was inevitable. They have been sleeping together for two weeks and even doing it next to her husband.
I am beyond disbelief and I dont know what my next move will be. How many times can a person be cheated on and for it to be ok?
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Thank you for all of the responses. I have had alot of time to reanalyze my entire relationship with my husand. We began dating at 16 and have been together since for the exception of our seperation, but even then we were around each other consistently,so it wasnt a real seperation.
I just finished reading "On Your Own Again" by Keith Anderson and just got it in the mail last Thursday. It is a very good read and keeps you interested not only in the personal stories but also the way that he speaks to the concerns we all have when considering seperation or divorce.
I have to admit that it is extremely hard for me to consider a divorce; for me it means defeat. Or that I am giving up. On the other hand, not getting a divorce can mean that I am defeating or giving up on myself. I can ultimately say that I will no longer be giving up on myself. And I hope the best for everyone in this position as well. Even if you want to work on your marriage, this book can give you a new perspective on acheiving an "adult" relationship instead of an "adolescent" one.
Even with my uncertianity of how my relationship will turn out- I see a laywer tomorrow- I will figure out soon what is in the best interest for me and for my son. I have to admit that I have had an enormous amount of apprehension with being on my own since I have never really been- moving from home to marriage at 18. Add to that the fact that I have been suffering from anxiety and unale to drive for many years- I just got my license last October and have only been driving for the last month fully- for some reason I believe that I can do it. And if I can do it. then many others can.
We don't know our strength until we are pushed into a situation and we only have ourselves to help us out.
Thank you again and I will let everyone knows how things go.
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It is just too darned bad that good and caring people like you (and many others on this board) have to live through that kind of treatment to get to a better life.
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it is never ok
this is abusive to you - get out get yourself together and be no mans doormat ever again
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In an exclusive interview with Channel 4 on Monday, Sheriff John Rutherford said that communication by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to the media was just one of the problems Friday night's abduction of 8-year-old Cherish Perrywinkle, who was found dead less than 12 hours later.
It took JSO 5½ hours before telling the media a child had been abducted. [Click here to view a timeline].
"Hopefully I can find out where the ball was dropped on not calling you guys more quickly," Rutherford told Channel 4. "I'm not as concerned about the Amber Alert time as I am the media time, because the media time was at the initial point of the investigation. That could have been helpful... Who knows?"
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"When they put out that first EARS broadcast, we already suspected foul play. Why that signal 30, the abduction information, was not included in that EARS broadcast, that's what I'm looking into," Rutherford said. "But then, as they continued the investigation, the initial response was excellent. The officers did everything they could have and should have done, other than they didn't call a (public information officer) to the scene and they didn't make proper staff notifications, it doesn't appear. We're still looking into all this. But they also left out that portion in the EARS broadcast at 12:15 (a.m.) that there was an abduction involved in this case."
It wasn't until 4:40 a.m. "that they finally put out that, 'Hey, look, we need you to come to the scene. This is actually an abduction that we're working and we need your assistance,'" Rutherford said. "I think that should have happened back at 12:15 (a.m.), but I'm investigating that to find out what everybody knew, when they knew it, and how was it that that first EARS broadcast went out without the abduction information in it. It went out and it went out that homicide was responding, but the officers at the scene have the responsibility."
"We needed the media that night. We should have made sure that you were there quicker, and that's our responsibility, not yours. I don't care how many EARS broadcasts we put out. That should have been a phone call to say, 'Hey, nobody showed up. We need you out here. We got to get this information out to the public.'"
Rutherford said he didn't find out a child had been abducted until about 6 or 7 a.m. He said he's reviewing procedures to see what changes need to be made.
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The following post comes from Alan Jones, one of the Timberland service sabbatical recipients who spent a week in Louisiana last month working on a large-scale restoration project. Turns out, the project's impact extends far beyond the wetlands where Alan and his companions worked:
Since returning from the sabbatical, friends and family have asked me to explain the experience and how it impacted me. Honestly, I don't think I've ever been able to express it in a way that does justice, and I don't know if I ever will.
Imagine this:
Get off a plane and shake hands with 30 or so faces you've never met.
Spend the next 8 days and nights with these people in comfortable (but tight) quarters.
Meet locals and taste the flavor of an incredible culture deep in the Mississippi Delta and swamplands and learn that the fastest land erosion in the world is happening in your country and at the rate of 2 football fields every hour.
Learn that 40% of our fishing industry is supported by this eroding ecosystem, and that one small nonprofit has been given the green light by the government to make it better.
Spend the rest of the week working with a team to rebuild a 5-acre site that will protect another 20 acres of marshland from saltwater intrusion and land loss.
Learn that this project is the largest implementation of it's kind, and if successful will serve as the pilot program and catalyst for future restoration efforts.
Connect to people and land in a way you did not think possible, then bid them farewell, knowing that although you knew them not for long, you knew them well.
Realize that, in addition to the thousands of trees and grasses planted in the bayou, there is something unexpected growing inside upon your return.
What did I take away from this sabbatical?
to plant.
to grow.
to laugh.
to live.
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Fun in the palm of your hand, pocket pussies are a more realistic version of your basic masturbation sleeve. Pocket pussies come with a vagina-like opening. Some of the higher-end pocket pussies might even be molded from a real adult star or model. Pocket pussies usually have a fairly average sized love tunnel – ranging anywhere from 4 to 6 inches long – so they'll fit comfortably in the palm of your hand. Pocket pussies are soft and flexible to the touch and extremely stretchy to fit all but the biggest men. Like masturbation sleeves, pocket pussies make great travel companions and can easily hide in your luggage or carry on bag. Pocket pussies can be closed-ended like blowjob simulators or open-ended to make cleaning and drying easier.


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The FX network is reporting "heavy traffic" for "The Bridge."
The locally set show, which debuted on July 10, had 3.04 million viewers for the first broadcast at 8 p.m. El Paso time, and 4.12 million for that and the first encore at 9:31 p.m. our time.
That's just 2 percent less than the network's last new drama series, "The Americans," which debuted in January, when viewership is traditionally higher. It drew 4.23 total viewers for its debut and first encore.
Of that 4.12 million, 1.16 million were between the ages of 18 and 49, which is music to the ears of advertisers, according to FX.
"We could not be prouder of this amazing series which has garnered such incredible critical recognition," John Landgraf, FX Networks' CEO, said in a press release.
The series premiere followed an El Paso cop (Diane Kruger) and Chihuahua state cop (Demian Bichir) as they investigated the murders of an El Paso judge and Juarez maquiladora worker, whose body parts were dumped on the Bridge of Americas, appearing as a single body.
It aired a total of four times on July 10.
It was shown again Thursday and Friday, with six more encores at 10:30 a.m. July 13, 11 p.m. July 14 and 15, 10:26 a.m. July 17, 9 p.m. July 26 and 8 p.m Aug. 16. All times are local.
Those times are for FX's HD channel, which is available on Time Warner Cable, Direct TV and the Dish Network.
Local cable viewers who don't have HD channels can catch it on the regular FX channel, which is 46 and 403. It usually airs later on that channel.
Meanwhile, the show has begun airing around the world. It will be shown in 122 countries and in 35 languages, according to the network.
The second episode debuts at 8 p.m. July 17. Lyle Lovett appears as an attorney and at least one other new character will be introduced.
Writer, executive producer and co-creator Elwood Reid didn't comment on the first week numbers, but did offer one observation.
"Next week is crucial," he said via email.


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Icon welcomes individuals and organisations from all backgrounds who identify with the conservation and preservation of our cultural heritage. Our membership embraces the entire conservation community as well as members of the public who are keen to learn more or show their support for conservation work.
Welcome to the website of Icon, the lead voice for the conservation of cultural heritage in the UK. Icon's membership embraces the wider conservation community, incorporating not only professional conservators in all disciplines, but all others who share a commitment to improving understanding of and access to our cultural heritage.
Exciting opportunity for new conservators to gain experience and learnThe June Baker Trust is delighted to announce an exciting new grants scheme dedicated to helping Scottish conservators at an early stage in their careers to make a smooth transition from education to the workplace and establish themselves in the profession.
The scheme has been made possible thanks to the generosity of the Gordon Fraser Charitable Trust. It will run for three years alongside the existing June Baker Trust Conservation Awards scheme, with the first awards of up to £1,000 per applicant being made in May 2015.
The Scottish Emerging Conservators Grants Scheme will give grants to support conservators who are between 6 months and 3 years of qualifying and in the process of gaining their early workplace experience to fund learning and development plan of their own choosing. Applications are invited from new conservators who are gaining practical experience in Scottish conservation workplaces, or, if gaining their work experience elsewhere can otherwise demonstrate a strong Scottish connection and commitment to conservation in Scotland.
Application forms and Guidance for Applicants
On Thursday 3rd December, BBC Look East broadcast a feature about Icon member Rosalind Whitehouse and her conservation of John Constable's The Mill Stream (1814). Whitehouse was asked to clean and restore the painting in view of the public – exactly 200 years since it was painted.
This was done at Christchurch Mansion Museum, Ipswich, where the collection of Constable paintings is housed - right on the edge of Constable Country. Whitehouse explains, "I worked there three days a week in a room with the door open and a viewing bay, with informed volunteers manning the door. They were great. There was a daily Palace Bulletin by the door, alerting the public to the plan for the day, and images of what had been done the day before, as well as a general FAQ information board. At 12.30 each day I was available for questions." The whole process has been filmed and will go on a loop when Constable's Salisbury Cathedral painting visits Ipswich next year, and there will be a lot of Constable publicity in the area. A longer version will be made too for various purposes. According to Whitehouse, a delightful finding was a tiny kingfisher swooping over the water in the shadows of the painting, that nobody seems to have noticed before. X rays, paint sampling and close investigation gave detailed information on the process of the artist's work, the results of which could be aligned with the great amount of published work on other works by Constable previously completed by Sarah Cove. The Telegraph also covered the story - read the article here.
As reported by artdaily: Acquired by the State through public subscription in 1920, the painting The Painter's Studio (1854-1855) by Gustave Courbet is a universal masterpiece that is part of France's cultural heritage.
After surviving more than a century of turbulent history, this 22 m² canvas is now in need of restoration. As this treasure belongs to everyone in France, the Musée d'Orsay is once again calling on the generosity of the public to help finance its restoration and to enable as many people as possible to participate in this project, beyond the traditional patrons.
Read more about this project at artdaily.org
A new Award, run in partnership with the Public Monuments & Sculpture Association (PMSA), has been awarded to Rupert Harris Conservation for their conservation work on the Prince Consort Statue. Proprietor/Head Conservator Rupert Harris is an Accredited Member of Icon. The equestrian statue of the Prince Consort was for many years blighted by its location at the centre of the Holborn Circus roundabou where it suffered from poor maintenance.
The award recognises an individual or group responsible for the restoration of a public sculpture for the benefit of the wider public. The PMSA aims to heighten public appreciation of Britain's public sculpture, and to contribute to its preservation, protection and promotion.
Read more about the award
Icon Member West Dean College has signed an exciting agreement to collaborate on a programme of training with the British Library, delivering a portfolio of short courses into aspects of preservation and collection care for libraries.
The programme focuses on Continued Professional Development and is aimed at professionals, conservation students and others interested in furthering their skills. The jointly-branded courses will be delivered at West Dean College and the British Library.
Further information can be found on the West Dean website
On 21st October, heritage sector leaders, press, conservators and Icon staff gathered at the Cutty Sark to launch the 2015 Conservation Awards.
"These Awards celebrate excellence in the conservation of our cultural and industrial heritage", said Alison Richmond, Icon CEO, adding that attention this year will focus on raising the profile of the awards among the wider public. "We want to inspire people to apply, and to inspire people to get involved in conservation projects in their own communities."
The awards are sponsored by Beko plc, and a family of partners including The Pilgrim Trust, the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) and the Anna Plowden Trust. Beko and the IMechE will also be funding two new awards this year that recognise the power of volunteers, and the exchange of knowledge between volunteers and professional conservators.
For more information, visit the Awards website.
Spread the word #conservationawards
Since 1986 The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) has offered a Fellowship programme designed to broaden the skills and experience of craftspeople, from any trade, who are employed in the repair of historic buildings. Each year the Fellows spend six months travelling the length of the country together, making site visits and meeting expert craftspeople, contractors and architects working in building conservation.
This unique scheme is supported by the William Morris Craft Fellowship Trust. The programme welcomes applications from craftspeople employed in the repair of historic buildings on site or in workshops and studios.
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There is no right or wrong answer to this question. It's a very personal thing. Many people feel that sharing their own first name is fine, but the names of their children are off limits. Others feel that all names and even photos should be carefully guarded. On the other hand, some people use their blogs as a way to share information with family and close friends and therefore show pictures and share names freely. It's a matter of what you are comfortable with.
Please be aware, however, that the Internet is not private. Your photos and names are very much public and searchable for those people who may or may not have noble intentions. I write this not to intimidate anyone, but only to make you aware.
Bottom line: Only you can decide how much information you want to share. Consider carefully who you are sharing it with and how it will be used.


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Unless I've got this wildly wrong today's Andy Carroll piece in the Daily Mail is er… made up.
FIFA Regulations for the Status and Transfer of Players, Chapter III: Registration of Players, Article 5.3 stated:
Players may be registered for a maximum of three clubs during the period from 1 July until 30 June of the following year. During this period, the player is only eligible to play in Official Matches for two clubs.
Andy Carroll came on in the 83rd minute for Borini in the Liverpool vs Manchester City game on the 26th of August. So if we did buy him it would be shall we say, an ambitious tactic to put it mildly.
Wait a minute..I thought he got sent off in the 82nd minute
I understand the Daily Mail has retracted the statement and is now touting Berba to come back.He was stepping on the field for United in the 58th minute of the game with Villa last year but never quite made it. Wait sorry it wasn't Berba it was Jermaine Jenas,who has yet to play a game for anybody in the last 5 years
It's mostly crap because we probably won't be buying anyone this Jan. We've gone years not strengthening in the striker department(except Ade) when even Mr. magoo could see the lack of options up front, so why start now?
as usual the daily mail making more ***** up about spurs
The fact is,if we could but Llorente for three and a half quid,we would.Don't think Levy would rush though.It would be Jan 31st at midnite when we would find out whether we actually secured him.
Then we would have to think about him sitting on the bench until Ade or Defoe got injured
Anyone that has to L's to kick off their name…
I'd settle for all our frontline players including Ade coming back to full fitness thanks
I thought both Defoe and Ade were fit!!!!!!!
His wage demands were extravagant to say the the least.
Juve bulked at the 170k
So we was never in with a shout.
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Jolicloud 1.0 Released for Windows and Bootable USB
Cloud-based open source netbook OS gets a 1.0 release.
Cloud-based netbook OS Jolicloud 1.0 was released yesterday, allowing users to install the OS alongside Windows or as a standalone OS via USB key. The project was started by Netvibes founder Tariq Krim.
Jolicloud is based on Ubuntu, but is designed with netbooks in mind. This means that many of the programs deployed within Jolicloud are actually Web apps. It's possible to store files locally, but cloud backup is offered as well.
The user interface for Jolicloud 1.0 was built on HTML5 it features a customizable launcher and a social stream, which features community updates, app recommendations and active software updates. The OS also comes preloaded with Gmail, Skype, Twitter and Firefox.
Thanks to cloud support, applications can be modified and the application launcher can be managed from any HTML5-capable browser. Local and cloud-based files are also managed via the same file system.
Currently, Jolicloud is compatible with netbooks from all major manufacturers. For a full compatibility list, visit wiki.jolicloud.com/netbook-compatibility. Jolicloud is available now at http://www.jolicloud.com/download#jolicloud-express.
windows only netbooksHave you not heard of/tried Ubuntu Netbook Edition?
"or as a standalone OS"Antti, the article states that you can install "... as a standalone OS via USB key" hence Windows is not required. The point of the Windows based installation is to be easier to install it, and test run it before doing a clean install. And before you make a claim why Linux is so hard to install compared to Windows, know that those people that can't install Linux from scratch are the same people that can't do a clean install of Windows, finding their lost drivers CDs, setting up firewall, anti-virus, anti-spyware, setting up printers.
My point is that: For those people that have not done a clean install of a Windows OS and are not a tech guy for their friends' Windows based PCs have no business in criticizing Linux.
compressed install?If it's meant for Netbooks, does it support BTRFS with COMPRESSion? Because, you know, that would make sense on netbooks with 4GB< disks. The sparse screenshots and descriptions don't tell.
Once again - OEMSo there we are again. Linux computer but "alongside" Windows. It means that OEM-Windows win again. When we will get a real Linux netbook/notebook installed only with Linux? Perhaps never? So please stop talking about "32% Linux on netbook marketshare". That statement make me really angry.
Issue 170/2015
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TGXf Project Warns of File Transfer through Screen Pixels
Weird data transfer technique avoids all standard security measures.
Industry Giants Announce a Fix for the Password Mess
FIDO alliance declares the beginning of the end for old-style login authentication.
Poll: Vote for the Best Open Source Software for Photographers
The Linux New Media Awards have honored the most significant products, projects, people, and organizations for open source/Linux every year since 2000.
Debian Gets Forked
Legendary Uber-distro splits over the systemd controversy.
Linux Mint Project Releases Mint 17.1
New LTS version offers many refinements for the Cinnamon and Mate desktops and significant improvement under the hood.
CeBIT Open Source Forum Call for Papers
One of CeBIT's most successful forums returns in 2015.
TOR Network Isn't So Anonymous
A new study says it is possible to unmask 81% of TOR users.
.NET Goes Open Source
Redmond joins the revolution by turning the .NET Core Runtime into a GitHub project.
Drupal Advisory Unleashes a Torrent of Attacks
Users only had 7 hours to update before the intrusions started.
HTML5 Gets Promoted to a Standard
It's official: The new web arrives


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The History of Eggnog
One of the best things about the holidays is all the festive food that only comes out once a year, like Christmas cookies, candy canes and of course, eggnog! There's nothing like curling up near the tree with this delicious seasonal drink, but do you know who invented it? Find out more in The History of Eggnog! Back to Article
Lorenzo42 wrote:report
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Ummm egg knog is tha best drink out thurrrr and i dont pass out when i drink it i just want some mo when i do
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2012-12-10 10:02:49 -0800
Ikr Alexis So Disgustin How Can AnyOne Like It
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2012-12-10 09:58:06 -0800
this shiet Taste Like Shiet !!
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Things You Should Know About Canon Photo Printers
The name canon is not new, the canon has remained remarkable for decades. Canon is the name of product is that delivered the solid domination the Digital Rebel that broke of Kodak in the photography market. The brand name of canon still exists to bring of digital laboratory into every household, made one mistake with the technologically superior lines of photo printers.
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Why the name CD-200, not cd mc or cd 450 because it has a Compact Flash disk slot that reads images directly from laser disk, VCR, Television, video Camera and DVD players. Canon CD-200 compatibility with Macintosh PC, Windows 3.1, 95, 98
Canon Photo Printers the PIXMA Series
Made one mistake from Canon's banner product for digital photo printing is PIXMA Series. The excellence from Canon PIXMA is combines performance and portability. The latest one from Canon PIXMA series are surprisingly compact, they can also also produce quality prints at 4800 x 1200 ppp. The new additional from this prouduct it's capability to print directly from USB or Digital Camera without computer access.
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