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Bond Issue Approved In Evesham
February 20, 1991
By Jeremy Kalmanofsky, Special to The Inquirer
Evesham voters on Saturday strongly endorsed a $895,000 bond issue that will pay for a new fire and ambulance station in the Kings Grant section of the town. The plan carried by a 141-59 vote. The Merchants Way station - which will house at least two fire trucks and one ambulance - is needed to serve as a centrally located emergency-services center, according to a 1989 safety study conducted as part of Evesham's master plan. The station, Evesham's third, is expected to be operating by the end of the year.
Council Incumbent Is Defeated In Evesham
May 10, 1989
By Neal Thompson, Special to The Inquirer
Amid the recent heated conflicts between the pro-growth and slow-growth forces in Evesham, middle-of-the-road candidates Henry "Hank" D'Andrea and Nancy Fulcher Shannon were elected to the five-member Township Council last night by wide margins, upsetting incumbent Marvin Sandler in the process. Nearly half of Evesham's 15,790 registered voters turned out for the nonpartisan balloting to re-elect D'Andrea to his third council term with 2,491 votes. Shannon, who chairs the Township Planning Board, received 2,285 votes to win a seat on the council in her fourth attempt.
Police Pact Reached In Evesham
March 4, 1987
By Lou Misselhorn, Special to The Inquirer
The Evesham Township Council settled a two-month stalemate with its police supervisors last night and agreed to award the nine officers raises of at least 16.9 percent over three years. The agreement ended eight months of negotiations between the township and the Police Superior Officers Association, which represents officers holding the rank of sergeant or above. Under the three-year contract, which is retroactive to Jan. 1, the officers will receive a 5 percent raise this year, 6 percent next year and 5 percent in 1989.
Brown reelected Evesham mayor
November 3, 2010
By Maya Rao, Inquirer Staff Writer
Evesham residents elected Republican Mayor Randy Brown to a second term Tuesday, turning out in record numbers for the first partisan township race since voters approved moving elections from May to November. The shift to fall bolstered turnout to about 14,000 in Burlington County's largest town, more than double the number that cast ballots in the mayor's first election in 2007. Brown's running mates, Deb Hackman and Steve Zeuli, defeated Democrats Mark Ornstein and Kathleen Santomero for seats on the Township Council, according to unofficial results.
In Evesham, Complaints About Traffic
August 14, 1986
By Steve Herz, Special to The Inquirer
About 20 Evesham homeowners who reside on Palmetto Avenue have complained to the township council about traffic problems caused by speeding motorists and truck drivers. Resident Jean Burns presented a petition to the council Tuesday night signed by 30 residents of the Burlington County community who are angry that the operators of construction equipment are ignoring "No Construction Traffic" signs posted on the street. Burns said she phoned police and was told that the ban on construction traffic could not be enforced.
Evesham Master Plan Set
June 20, 1990
By Peter Finn, Special to The Inquirer
The Evesham Township Planning Board is set to adopt a new master plan tomorrow night, ushering in a sustained attempt by the board to temper growth in a municipality that has expanded rapidly over the last decade. "We can't reverse what we've done," Planning Board member Nancy Shannon said at the last meeting. "But we're trying to slow it down. " Evesham's last master plan was prepared in 1982. The plans normally span a period of six years. From 1980 to 1988, Evesham's population rose by 10,624 to more than 32,000, one of the 10 highest rates of growth in the state, according to federal figures.
Recreation Needs Listed In Evesham
December 15, 1991
By Jennifer Reid Holman, Special to The Inquirer
With plans moving forward to supply the additional recreation areas that many Evesham residents have demanded for several years, the council has compiled a master list of how many courts or fields of each type should be built. "We needed a realistic starting point before we selected design plans for any of the locations we have available to us," Mayor Gus Tamburro said last week. After studying population estimates and determining the number of participants enrolled in local sports programs, the council determined it must supply at least: Two tournament-grade football fields.
Three Homes Burglarized In Evesham
February 8, 1989
By Arlene Martin, Special to The Inquirer
Evesham police are looking for a man believed responsible for three burglaries and an attempted burglary Thursday and early Friday. Three of the incidents occurred at the Woodstream Apartments, Conestoga Drive and Route 70. In one, the burglar tied up the resident with a phone cord and put a pillowcase on the resident's head. The first burglary was reported at 5:40 p.m. Thursday by Marla Pepsin, who surprised a man in her house in the 300 block of Juniper Street. Pepsin, 24, said she found the man going through her jewelry box in the bedroom.
Police continue probe of Evesham stabbing
November 5, 2003
By Sam Wood INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Police continued yesterday to investigate the bizarre stabbing of a 46-year-old mother of two Monday and announced that a sketch of the assailant is expected to be released Thursday. Nancy Clark, of Thomas Eakins Way in the Sanctuary development, was taking an afternoon stroll Monday when a man stabbed her at least five times in the throat and upper body outside her home. Clark remained in critical but stable condition yesterday, police said. Clark's assailant is described as white, in his late teens or early 20s, about 5-foot-9, of medium build, and with short brown hair.
Evesham's Fire Company One Of The Busiest
November 1, 1989
By Karen Weintraub, Special to The Inquirer
Evesham Fire Chief Thaddeus Lowden knew that his department was busy, but he didn't realize it was that busy. Lowden said he was surprised when an article in the October issue of Firehouse Magazine indicated that Evesham had the 13th-highest number of fire calls in the United States. The magazine polled more than 200 volunteer fire companies around the country and printed the results of total calls, total fire calls, engine company runs, emergency service runs, ladder company runs and total calls concerning hazardous materials.
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Plans advance in Evesham to develop vacant plaza
October 9, 2014
By Brielle Urciuoli, Inquirer Staff Writer
After years of being an eyesore to Evesham residents and those traveling along Route 70, the Tri-Towne Plaza will be transformed from a lot of vacant storefronts to a $25 million shopping center and apartment complex. Evesham Mayor Randy Brown, in a Tuesday news conference, boasted that once the project was completed, the location, which would be renamed the Shoppes at Renaissance Square and the Residence at Renaissance Square, could potentially be "the most active site in Evesham Township.
Robert Dugan, Evesham police officer
August 29, 2014
By Walter F. Naedele, Inquirer Staff Writer
Robert Dugan Sr., 72, of Marlton, who retired in August 2001 as an Evesham Township police sergeant after 31 years on the force, died of kidney failure Monday, Aug. 25, at home. Mr. Dugan grew up in West Philadelphia and graduated from St. Thomas More High School in 1960. He served as a Navy clerk on a ship stationed off Cape Canaveral, Fla., that "would go out and recover" experimental missiles fired toward the Atlantic, his wife, Donna, said. "They loved that part" of their duty, she said.
Evesham police chief calls cameras a 'game changer'
August 7, 2014
By David O'Reilly, Inquirer Staff Writer
Evesham's police officers have recorded 3,705 incidents while on patrol in the two weeks since they began wearing body cameras, Chief Christopher Chew said Tuesday. "I love it. It's a game changer," he said in an interview at police headquarters, where he played several clips to illustrate the new technology and his rationale for introducing it. In one, an officer just starting his shift responds to a report of a man stumbling around the lobby of town hall. The officer taps the camera, which he is wearing on his sternum, to start the audio, then steps into the lobby.
N.J. man charged in 6-month string of 7-Eleven holdups
June 21, 2014
By David O'Reilly, Inquirer Staff Writer
Following months of investigation and weeks of sleuthing, South Jersey law enforcement officials announced Thursday that they had arrested a suspect in a string of armed robberies at area 7-Eleven stores dating back to the start of the year. The Camden County Prosecutor's Office and the police departments of Evesham, Gloucester Township, and Cherry Hill reported the arrest of Charles Walls, 31, of Collingswood. Though he was immediately charged in connection with two robberies, officials say Walls is a suspect in at least six more, including the Jan. 10 repeated shooting of a store clerk who is struggling to regain the use of his legs.
Bear shows up in Evesham, stirring apprehension and excitement
June 15, 2014
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer
The uninvited guest showed up Thursday afternoon with a bang, popping a child's ball in the backyard and then breaking a red bird feeder. Evesham had a bear. "We've been getting reports since last night about sightings . . . basically just walking around, hasn't been aggressive," Capt. Walt Miller, a spokesman for the Evesham Police Department, said Friday. Still, the sight of a large black bear - one resident estimated its weight at 400 pounds - had the neighbors talking. The bear "tossed trash cans around, had a nice lunch" Friday, said Russ Mogell, who for two years has lived in the Sanctuary development, tucked away in the woods.
Richard Halasek, Evesham officer
May 17, 2014
By Walter F. Naedele, Inquirer Staff Writer
Richard J. Halasek Jr., 66, of Sea Isle City, N.J., who retired in 1997 as an Evesham Township police sergeant, died Tuesday, May 13, at home of complications from heart disease. "I'm a runner," Mr. Halasek's wife, Janet, said, "and I got involved in the Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Run from Philly to Washington. " The event, which ended at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, helps celebrate National Police Week this week. "I got as far as Baltimore" shortly before noon Tuesday when, with her group at rest at the Fire Academy north of the city, companions who had been contacted by Philadelphia authorities told her of her husband's death.
Evesham dedicates $5.3M set of ballfields
May 9, 2014
By David O'Reilly, Inquirer Staff Writer
With a ribbon-cutting ceremony, fireworks, and free hot dogs for all, Evesham Township officials Wednesday dedicated a $5.3 million set of ball fields that promise to be nearly weatherproof. The 13-acre site off Tuckerton Road, known as the Diamonds at Arrowhead Park, is home to two baseball fields and two softball fields built for young players. Outfield fences will sit 200 feet from home plate, and baselines will be 60 feet instead of 90. Unlike Memorial Field across the way, the new fields have been laid atop six feet of dirt, sand, drainage pipes, and retention basins designed to put distance between the layer of clay, or "marl," that gives Evesham's central town its name, Marlton.
Evesham Twp. budget holds line on taxes
April 18, 2014
By David O'Reilly, Inquirer Staff Writer
EVESHAM The Township Council has introduced a $33.64 million budget for 2015 that calls for no increase in municipal property taxes. Mayor Randy Brown told a budget workshop of the council Tuesday that the proposed budget would entail a municipal property levy of $21.83 million, fractionally smaller than this year's. He foresaw no reduction in services. The council voted unanimously to accept the proposed budget, which will be presented to the state for review. If the proposal is adopted at the council's June 10 meeting, an owner of a home assessed at the township average of $271,200 would pay about $1,139 in municipal property taxes.
Big day nears for Evesham's new Indian Cultural Center
December 3, 2013
By David O'Reilly, Inquirer Staff Writer
EVESHAM A table saw was screeching last week at the new Indian Cultural Center in Evesham, workmen were balancing on scaffolding, the concrete floors awaited carpet, and that lavender wall paint had to go. So, will the 20,000-square-foot center on Route 73 be anywhere near ready for its "housewarming" ceremony on Dec. 15? "It will. It will," said Jay Parikh, a Marlton software engineer who is handling communications for the center. "Trust me. " Situated on 18 acres just south of Ardsley Road, the center will feature a large assembly hall capable of seating 570, as well as classrooms, game rooms, two kitchens, and a library.
Evesham, losing enrollment, considers closing a school
November 4, 2013
By Rita Giordano, Inquirer Staff Writer
How does a suburban school district deal with declining enrollment? Burlington County's Evesham Township is grappling with that question and the thorny issues it touches upon, such as stabilizing property taxes and how to raise revenue. To some in town, the options for dealing with a 14 percent enrollment drop aren't pretty. A committee of officials, school employees, and residents formed under a district strategic plan the school board adopted this year has held a few meetings to consider the possibilities.
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Democratic candidate for Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to tax the wealthy, but much of the jobs plan of his Republican rival, Joseph Lhota, which was released Friday, calls for the opposite: tax cuts. NY1's Courtney Gross filed the following report.
Joseph Lhota took his jobs plan on the road Friday.
Five-and-a-half weeks before Election Day, Lhota is just now releasing his plan to create jobs.
"What can we do to get these businesses to hire more people?" he said. "Hiring more people is the goal."
The centerpiece is lowering taxes and reviewing fines for small businesses, proposals he highlighted by visiting some of them in Jackson Heights.
"We need people to park. We need to walk around. They're killing the parking," one business owner said to Lhota.
Lhota's plan goes beyond mom and pop stores, though. He supports decreasing the hotel tax, retooling property assessments to lower property taxes, restructuring small business taxes and reviewing every fee and fine issued by the city.
"They look at small businesses like an ATM machine, and they're using small businesses as a way to balance the budget," Lhota said. "We should never, ever be using fines to balance the budget."
Lhota's Democratic rival, Bill de Blasio, did not have much of a response to his plan.
"I've said consistently that I think, to be responsible in a tough fiscal environment, that I think property tax should stay just where it is," de Blasio said. "But I haven't seen the details of his plan."
A spokesman, though, later called it "typical," cutting taxes instead of investing in everyday New Yorkers.
Lhota said that it's de Blasio's record at the City Council that hurts small businesses.
"Fines, which I was just talking about, he voted to increase them 87 percent," Lhota said. "It's clear to New Yorkers that they cannot afford Bill de Blasio."
Lhota called the economy still fragile. So the question becomes, can the city afford to lower taxes? Lhota said it can, because the city has a spending problem, not a revenue one.
Nonetheless, his plan calls for its own investments, like creating a tech campus in every borough. Lhota said he would start with Staten Island.
Meanwhile, de Blasio is once again answering questions about his time in Nicaragua.
Appearing on NY1 Noticias Friday, de Blasio addressed income inequality and his plan to tax the wealthy to fund universal pre-kindergarten.
However, the conversation soon turned from his vision of the future to his work in the past.
"There was a humanitarian effort. It was an effort to bring medicines, clothing, food to the people of Nicaragua who were really suffering, and they were suffering in large measure because of U.S. policies that I think were really the wrong policies and unfair to the people of Central America," de Blasio said. "I got involved in that effort as part of a belief that we had to change those policies, but the humanitarian work was so important in and of itself."
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Eastbound Loop 101 will be closed between Interstate 17 and Seventh Street from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday for rubberized asphalt paving and lane-striping improvements. Drivers should consider alternate routes. Eastbound Loop 101 traffic will exit at 27th Avenue and use Beardsley frontage road before re-entering freeway at Seventh Street. Eastbound Loop 101 ramps to Interstate 17 will remain open.
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The pooled collateral legislation authorizes the Comptroller to assess penalties on a participating depository institution to enforce compliance with the program rules. There are three violations that may be penalized:
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- late payment of annual assessment.
Late Reports
The Comptroller may assess a penalty if any reports required to be submitted by participating depository institutions are not submitted by the prescribed deadline. Instructions and deadlines for the reports will be provided by the Comptroller on the program Web site. There are four types of reports required by the program rules:
- Daily Report - the prior business day's aggregate ledger balance of deposits of local public funds.
- Weekly Summary Report - the total par and market value of collateral held by a custodian trustee on its behalf.
- Monthly Report - the collateral instruments held by a custodian trustee on behalf of the participating depository institution, together with the par and market value of the securities.
- Annual Reporting – appropriate annual reports as required by the Comptroller, including annual report and financial statements.
All of these reports will be in electronic form, and will be submitted either by direct file transfer or by entering the information on the program Web site.
Under Collateralization of Funds
The Comptroller may also impose a penalty against a participating depository institution that does not maintain acceptable collateral in an amount required by the program rules. The Comptroller is required to first issue a notice to the participating depository institution that it appears to be in violation of the program collateral requirements. If the collateral violation has not been corrected by the third business day after issuance of the notification, the Comptroller may then assess a penalty.
Late Payment of Annual Assessment
The Comptroller is required by law to charge an annual assessment against each participating depository institution to recover the costs of administering the pooled collateral program. The participating depository institution is then required to remit payment for the assessment within 45 days after receiving the notification. The Comptroller may impose a penalty on the depository institution if the payment is late.
Penalty Formula
According to the state law that established the pooled collateral program, the formula for determining the amounts of penalties for a participating depository institution violation shall be based on the following factors:
- average weekly deposits,
- average asset base,
- number of previous violations, and
- number of days of a continuing violation.
The law also requires the penalty amount to be at least $100 per calendar day and it cannot exceed $1,000 per calendar day.
Base Penalty Amount
The Comptroller will combine the first two factors required, the average weekly deposits and average asset base, to determine the base penalty amount. The Comptroller has divided these two factors into three daily penalty amount tiers, based on the depository institution's participation in the pooled collateral program and size of the depository institution. The three daily penalty amount tiers will be $50, $100, and $150.
The Comptroller will determine the average weekly deposit factor by comparing each participating depository institution's deposits in the program to the total deposits in the program each week and expressing that number as a percent. For example, if a participating depository institution's deposits averaged $1million for the week and the total deposits in the program were $50 million, that institution's penalty factor would be 2%.
The daily dollar amounts assigned to this penalty factor are as follows:
|Average weekly deposit ‹ 5%
|$ 50 per day penalty
|Average weekly deposit 5% to 15%
|$100 per day penalty
|Average weekly deposit › 15%
|$150 per day penalty
The Comptroller will determine the average asset base as reported on the year end condition report submitted by the participating depository institution. The daily dollar amounts assigned to this penalty factor are as follows:
|Average asset base ‹ $500 million
|$ 50 per day penalty
|Average asset base $500 million to $2.5 billion
|$100 per day penalty
|Average asset base › $2.5 billion
|$150 per day penalty
For example, if a participating depository institution's average weekly deposit penalty factor was 2% and their average asset base was $1 billion, their base penalty would be $50 per day plus $100 per day for a total of $150 per day. Or, if a participating depository institution's average weekly deposit penalty factor was 8% and their average asset base was $4 billion, their base penalty would be $100 per day plus $150 per day for a total of $250 per day.
Additional Penalty For Continued Violation
Continued violations will result in additional penalty amounts added to the base penalty amount. These additional penalty amounts will use the final two factors in the penalty formula, the number of previous violations and the number of days of a continuing violation.
If the participating depository institution has more than one violation during the year, the base penalty will be multiplied as follows: two times for the second violation and three times for three or more violations. For example, if the participating depository institution's base penalty is $200 per day, and this is the second violation, then the total penalty will be twice the base penalty, or $400 per day. Or, if the participating depository institution is on their fourth violation with a base penalty of $150 per day, then the total penalty will be three times the base penalty, or $450 per day.
If the participating depository institution has a continuing violation after seven business days, the penalty will be increased by $100 per calendar day from the eighth business day through the fourteenth business day; and if there is a continuing violation after fourteen business days, the penalty will be increased by $200 per day. For example, if the participating depository institution has a base penalty of $200 and is in the ninth day of their violation, the penalty would increase from $200 to $300 per day on the eighth and ninth business day of the violation.
Maximum Penalty
The law that established the pooled collateral program provided that the penalty amount cannot exceed $1,000 per day. If any of the penalty calculation combinations above result in a penalty amount of more than $1,000 per day, the penalty amount will automatically become $1,000 per day.


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Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close Movie Review
By Anne Brodie Dec 27, 2011, 20:53 GMT
Based on the novel, set in 2003, which focuses on a 10-year-old boy who finds a key in a vase that belonged to his father, who died in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The boy undergoes a search to find the lock-box that goes with it. He encounters several people along the way who are dealing with their own grief in connection with the attacks. ...more
Trevor Horn has never acted. He is a bit of a brainiac, and a winner of Jeopardy Teen Challenge. Horn reportedly deals with issues shared by Oscar, the narrator and lead character in the book and film, a hyper focused and curious adolescent whose single minded obsession sends him on a journey of discovery.
Horn is brilliant, and puts in one of the greatest child performances of the year.
Two years before the story begins, on 9/11, his father (Tom Hanks) jumped to his death from one of the World Trade Center towers. They shared a remarkably close connection and intellectual curiosity about the world and how it operates. His father accepted his intellectual passion and the conditions that drove it and with him, Oscar felt complete and free.
After the tragedy, Oscar searches the family home for clues, or more accurately, connection with his beloved father, and stumbles across a blue vase containing a key. Its fires his imagination and he sets off to determine its significance, what lock it opens and why Black is written on the envelope.
Through intense study, and some lucky guesswork, he realizes Black is someones name. He makes a list of every Black in Manhattan and the outer boroughs and sets off to find them and discover the keys meaning and what they knew about his father.
Oscar is acting on his own. His mother (Sandra Bullock) seems lost in her own world of pain and loneliness. Her grieving appears to interfere with her life and parenting. Oscars closest friend is his grandmother (Zoé Caldwell) who lives in the next building.
They can see into each others rooms and communicate over walkie talkies. When Oscar lies under the bed trying to manage his grief and she comes over and lies down with him and listens.
Oscar hasnt told anyone about the messages his father left the morning of the attacks. He replaced the household message machine and hid the real one, with its heartbreaking.
Life-0-changing messages, in his closet. His father is trying to reach the family, and gradually learns what will happen to him. It is a huge emotional burden and Oscar prefers to carry it alone.
A stranger (Max Von Sydow) moves into his grandmother apartment and hes warned to stay away from him. But being the curious cat he is, Oscar seeks him out and they become friends, they join forces and pick up Oscars sojourn through New York to find the Blacks.
The gifted Stephen Daldry has taken full control of what could have been a sentimental and sloppy adaptation of the book. The films uncompromising restraint makes the emotion somehow more piquant.
Oscar isnt the most sympathetic character to lead a film because of his incessant and aggressive questioning, head spinning strategizing and inability to take instruction. But he is what he is. Horn is absolutely a natural, withstands the energy of the script and character and brings it home.
Jeffrey Wright, John Goodman, the wonderful Viola Davis, Caldwell and the leads form a cast that will give you goose bumps. Throw in Daldry and wow.
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Prom brings certain expectations: beautiful dresses, tuxedos, corsages, fancy dinners, and maybe even a limo. But for many teens this big night also includes alcohol and/or sex. Have your kids talked about these things with you - in anticipation or anxiety perhaps? Will you broach the subjects with them before the time comes?


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Kids come to us filled with questions... but without instruction manuals for the answers! Sometimes it's nice to let them figure it out themselves. Science experiments help them delve deep into their questions and come back out knowing more than they ever thought possible. (And certainly more than we ever could have told them!)
Learn about the constellations as you create your very own night sky dome! Punch holes onto the night sky domes, fold them and build them into a dome shape. Then insert the lamp provided to project a night sky full of constellations in your bedroom! This kit contains night sky domes of both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, 1 one-touch lamp, 2 strips of card, 2 dome stands, strips of adhesive tape and detailed instructions including star charts of both Hemispheres. All constellations are printed in English. See what a night sky in both hemispheres looks like with this cool kit from 4M!
Requires 4 AA batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
Approved and recommended by the London Science Museum.
Get creative and let your imagination fly! You can turn two ordinary paper lanterns into masterpieces! They make cool room decorations and are also great presents to give and receive. Included in this kit are 2 lanterns, 2 lantern expanders, 2 paint brushes, 1 set of 6 paints, and 1 detailed set of instructions. Both fun and easy to create, this kit is a great idea to share with a friend or a sibling!
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Who would thought that matchy-matchy would be cool past the age of 7 or under the age of 80? Welp… it is. Coordinates are all the rage these days.
This whole look channeled my inner child, but also kind of my inner Grandma. Not kidding, I am pretty sure my Grandma rocked a similar look back in the day, complete with what my boyfriend calls my "old lady shoes". Ha! Love it.
It's all rather fitting since it's quite possible that I am an 80 year old trapped in this 20-something-bod. What can I say, a night in with a cup of tea & a game of chess is kind of my jam.
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Following the release of short samples a few weeks ago, you can now listen to the first full track and video from Bibio's forthcoming album 'Mind Bokeh'.
'Excuses', is a mournful, brooding song that breaks into a kaleidoscopic beat-lined finish - watch the vivid video below and read on for details of the limited 10inch vinyl release.
You may have had an early peak of the song from Gilles Peterson's recent Radio 1 show, but either way we hope you're as excited as we are about the album.
Mind Bokeh is out 29th March North America / 4th April RoW
Preorder first print copies of Mind Bokeh at Bleep / Amazon UK
'Excuses' will be released on Feb 28th, digitally - and as a limited 10" (1500 worldwide) backed with a 10inch only-only cover of Simon and Garfunkel track 'Old Friends' - preorder limited 10inch at Bleep
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Canon 5D: Stephen Wilkinson
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Bokeh masks were laser cut by Richard Roberts.
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14K yellow gold filled necklace with a large hand sculpted and painted Lucite double circle pendant. Pendant measures 3¼ inches in diameter and necklace measures 28 inches in length. Lobster clasp closure. Available in the colors Gold/Gold and Gold/Silver.
Material: Lucite
Brand: Alexis Bittar
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In 1990, at the tender age of 22, New York City native Alexis Bittar launched his eponymous costume jewelry label from his modest East Village apartment. It didn't take long before the buzz about Bittar's ingenious, hand-carved, gilded acrylic creations reached the Guggenheim Museum and Henri Bendel. By 1999, Bittar was designing couture jewelry for Burberry — reinterpreting the brand's signature plaid in Lucite. Alexis Bittar jewelry is an expression of a singular and extraordinary vision, and his collectable pieces enjoy international adoration. In 2004 Bittar was honored with the Accessories Council's "Rising Star" award and in became a member of the Council of Fashion Designers of America. With regular features in premier publications such as Vogue, Elle and Vanity Fair, his earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and rings have become favorites for Madonna, Oprah Winfrey, Sarah Jessica Parker, and other A-listers.


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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Everybody Lies
"Since Autonomy was a public company in the UK, much of the process relied on public financial reports — accounting statements approved, filed and backed by Autonomy's leadership, board and auditors."
Dear Ms. Whitman and Mr. Apotheker, I don't think "due diligence" means what you think it means.
How is that two of the world's richest CEOs never learned the lesson that I learned in my 20s (the hard way, more than once): Everybody Lies.
Now that he is (spoiler alert) no longer working at Princeton-Plansboro, Dr. Gregory House should look into becoming a guest lecturer at Harvard Business School.
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The Moscow Food Co-op Wellness Department is proud to present Wellness Wednesdays, a celebration of healthy people, healthy lives and a healthy planet!
On the first Wednesday of each month, Co-op owners receive a 10% discount on Wellness Department items, including supplements, body care items and mercantile like housewares, baby items, garden supplies and greeting cards.
Owners will also receive a 10% discount on salad bar purchases with the purchase
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Analysts' Actions: KSS, STJ, TIF
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Brown-Forman (BFB) was downgraded from Neutral to Sell at Goldman Sachs. Valuation call, based on a $65 price target.
Kohl's (KSS) was downgraded from Buy to Hold at Deutsche Bank. $45 price target. Company has seen sales drop sharply.
St. Jude (STJ) was upgraded from Neutral to Buy at Mizuho with a $40 price target. Stock is already factoring in a Durata recall and the company will likely buy back more shares.
Tiffany (TIF) was downgraded from Buy to Neutral at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch with a $63 price target. Gross margin will likely remain soft.Ulta Salon (ULTA) was upgraded from Market Perform to Outperform at Wells Fargo. Expect higher square footage growth in the coming quarters.
STOCK COMMENTS / EPS CHANGESF5 Networks (FFIV) numbers raised at Pacific Crest. Shares of FFIV now seen reaching $117, according to Pacific Crest. Estimates also increased, a new appliances should drive reaccelerated growth. Outperform rating. Regal Entertainment (RGC) numbers boosted at Credit Suisse. Shares of RGC now seen reaching $37, according to Credit Suisse. Estimates also upped, as a recent acquisition should add to earnings. Neutral rating.
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Episode four of Gossip Girl is going to be a celebrity bonanza, as we know.
According to E! Online, Hilary Duff arrives on the NYU scene to canoodle with Penn Badgley's Dan Humphrey (the episode is titled "Dan de Fleurette") and both Tyra Banks and designer Tory Burch are guest starring as well.
Because Serena (Blake Lively) gets a gig as a celebrity publicist and, while working a movie premiere, finds herself in the company of these magazine-cover staples.
Perhaps they can tell her how to get more celebrity gossip attention?
Meanwhile, another photo from behind the scenes of "Dan de Fleurette" shows Taylor Momsen's Little J and Ed Westwick's Chuck Bass spending time together.
What could possibly lead to such a unlikely conversation? Well, it's Gossip Girl, so it makes sense that a shady plot has brought them together (see video clip).
From everything we've heard, Little J and Chuck are up to no good - they need each other for a scheme - and when Blair finds out, she may well blow a gasket.
Are you excited for Tyra and Hilary on Gossip Girl? Or are they just stealing screen time from Chair? What are Chuck and Jenny scheming about? What do you think of Serena's daddy-please-call-me plans?
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well then if that it is the case kelsey i will quit the show bci watch just forthem
Something will happen between Jenny And Chuck. Because they are started to do allot of more lines with each other. I love chair and all but the producers will probably get bored of them being together after a while, so they need a new line prehaps.
Hilary needs to go away and never come back.
she is not welcome here.
The reason I began to love it was Darena... Unfortunately they are very much off right now :(
darenafanx3 i totally agree the show isn't al about chair i wish ppl would just stop complaining
Im actually kinda intrigued by jenny and chuck plotting together,one reson is that they should develope a sibling relationship and the other is because chucks doing this to help blair which is ofcourse very very cute. Tyra of course is going to be really annoying but shes not worth my time getting mad about cause shes not the main focus, like hiliary duff will probably be. Im just hoping the epsiode wont be over duffed and that there will be some awesome blair power struggle and hopefully some major chair scenes!!
sorry, but some people really just watch the show because of chair! the other SL are a bit lame...(my opinion). I love the whole show, but I especailly watch it because of this great couple! If there aint chair,I think I would never have soo much interest in watching this show! They are the reason I began to love it!!!
i love trya,serena all of them.
and guys CHAIR ISNT THE WHOLE SHOW.
there together so shh be happy stop complaning they have enough time on the show as it is and im sick of them
Ohw and besides.. I think the thing about Serena desperately wanting to meet her father is actually quite credible. (Except for the fact that I don't undertand why the paparazi would care about the night time adventures of a rich kid from the upper east side)
Unfortunately for all the Chair freak fanatics.. it is NOT the Chuck & Blair show! I'm not saying I am keen om Tyra being on the show.. But I am kind of getting sick of the "Chair is the only thing good on the show madness"..


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"I used to tell him, 'In another life, can I pick you as my father?' He is always there for people, no matter what."
– Yvonne Gullickson, longtime friend and former co-worker at Mitchell Elementary School in Garden Grove
"He's one of the most kindhearted people I have ever met. He just has a joyful soul."
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"We were almost brothers. He was there when we needed rides, when I needed someone to check in on my mom … for anything. I can't think of anything bad you could ever say about him. Well, we were crazy when we were teenagers – nothing serious – but he quit all that early."
– Ed Vasquez, childhood friend who grew up next door to Ontiveros in Stanton
Bob Ontiveros doesn't look much like a hero type. No big muscles. No white cape. Maybe, on a good day, when his bad knee isn't paining him too much, the 64-year-old Stanton native might come off as a kindly uncle of the Spanish avenger "Zorro."
The only thing flashy about Ontiveros is his shiny silver Toyota truck, which he uses to make pickups and deliveries for Share Our Selves, the Costa Mesa nonprofit that aids homeless and low-income families around the county. His oldest daughter, Vanessa Ontiveros, is the facilities manager there, so he started helping out after he retired from his custodian job at Mitchell Elementary School in Garden Grove, having worked for the school district since he was 18.
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But on any given day, Ontiveros is Atlas for his corner of the world, holding it up through his abundant generosity. What does Ontiveros – who lives on his retirement checks in a tiny old house off Beach Boulevard, across the street from a warehouse – have to give?
Only himself.
"He's always listening to people, trying to figure out how he can help," says Julie Larson, SOS volunteer-services manager. "Working the food lines, picking up food – whatever your needs are, he's just willing to get it done." The other day the SOS security guard was out sick, so Ontiveros volunteered to cover for him, she says. "That's typical."
"He would help no matter what," says Yvonne Gullickson, Mitchell Elementary's kitchen manager and a friend of Ontiveros' for more than 30 years. She loves to tell the story of the time a pipe burst in her house, flooding it. She told her husband to look in her address book for the number of their plumber, whose name was also Bob. He left a message that said, "Help! We're flooded! Get over here now!"
Within minutes Ontiveros' truck was pulling up in the driveway. "I said, 'Bob, what are you doing here? I need a plumber!' He shrugged and said, 'The message said you needed help, so I came,'" Gullickson recounts with a laugh. "Bob always says, 'Just call, I'll be there.' And he is."
Sitting in the worn La-Z-Boy in his living room, Ontiveros seems perplexed that a family friend nominated him as a hero, that anything he's done is enough to tell the newspaper about: "It's just being there when you had to be, doing what you might not even think of doing."
Oniveros grew up on the same street where he lives today, in a neighborhood where everybody was a cousin or an uncle or a grandma. "Back then there were no streetlights, no sidewalks, no sewers, no drainage," he says. "We'd get flooded out and we'd make a raft, like Huck Finn. For fun we'd float down Katella. Sometimes we'd help people that were stuck in their cars."
Eventually the fire department would get around to evacuating them, he says. They'd pack an overnight bag and go to the local school, where the Red Cross would have hot chocolate and sandwiches waiting. "I loved it. It was like a party."
But growing up "in the barrio" wasn't all fun and games, says Donacano "Chano" Salas Banuelos, a friend of Ontiveros' since preschool, who says he left the neighborhood to escape the crime. As young men, they did their share of smoking and drinking, cruising around in their tricked-out Chevys, occasionally drawing the cops' attention. "But Bobby stopped all that real early," says Banuelos.
The reason? Ontivero's wife quit him when he was in his 20s, leaving behind their two young daughters and toddler son. It was for him a defining moment.
"Being on my own with them, I made sure that they came first," he says. He tried never to miss a ball game, and to this day shows up at games to cheer on a whole new generation of neighborhood kids. "I am not saying I was perfect and that I made all the right decisions, but nobody is ever going to say that I didn't try. We struggled, but I have always tried to be there for them."
"He's good with kids – anybody's kid," says Ed Vasquez of Riverside, another childhood friend. He gave his son the middle name Robert after Ontiveros, who drove him and his wife to the hospital when she was in labor. "Her footprints were stuck in his dashboard for years!" he says.
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7th at IFSC Youth World Championship for Margo Hayes!
We'd like to congratulate Team ABC Elite athlete Margo Hayes on her 7th place finish at this year's IFSC Youth World Championships!
Here are the results from Margo's category: General result female youth B lead
Margo flashed both of her qualifiers and was tied for 2nd after semis. As you can see, her category had a very close final, with 5 of the 8 girls falling from or moving off the same hold! That hold 26 must have been quite the crux. In the end Margo took a very proud 7th place.
Way to go Margo!!!
Here are some photos of the event:
V12s for Shawn & Brooke, V11 for Coach Robyn in Magic Wood
All three Raboutous have had a great summer in Europe, most recently with a trip to Magic Wood, a famous bouldering area in Switzerland, where they all saw some big sends. Read the full story here: Kid's rule in Magic Wood 27 Crags.
8A (V11) in Fontainebleau and 2nd at European Youth Cup for Shawn
Shawn Raboutou has been having a good summer in France. Most recently he visited Fontainebleau with the French team where he climbed several 7C (V9) boulders and the very committing Salle Goss Assis (8A/V11). More about that in this article on Kairn.com: Shawn Raboutou à Bleau (I recommend google translate if you don't have a translation browser).
Shawn also competed in a European Youth Bouldering Cup and got 2nd place. Here are some photos:
Hope everyone is having a great summer!
World Cup Briancon
Shawn and Brooke had fun watching the Lead World Cup in Briancon, France, with their friends Mirko Caballero and Ashima Shirashi.
SCS Youth Nationals Starts Today!
Qualifier #1 is running today. Here are some photos of the event from various folks on Facebook and from USA Climbing!
Stay tuned for the day 1 & day 2 results from Team ABC's 18 competitors.
Go Team ABC!!!
SCS Youth Nationals!
USA Climbing's Sport Climbing Series 2013 Youth Nationals is happening this weekend at Stone Summit in Atlanta, Georgia. Stone Summit is one of (if not the) biggest gyms in the country. Team ABC Boulder is proud to have 18 dedicated team members representing at this year's Youth National Championships along with Coaches Garrett Gregor, Obe Carrion and Nic Sherman.
Please wish the following athletes luck as they look to qualify for Semis and Finals!
Ella VonDungen
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To see the full listings of invites and accepted invites and find out other info on the event please check out the website here:
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Running orders here – USA Climbing
Brooke in Mom's Old Jacket
Here's a fun shot of Brooke trying on her mom's old Comp Podium jacket from her World Cup winning days. She's still got a ways to go before it fits but she's certainly climbing hard enough!
France Camp 2013
Here are some photos from Team ABC's fantastic France Climbing Camps!
Hotshots Climber Takes 2nd in Longmont Youth Triathlon!
Team ABC Boulder is proud to share that 5-year-old Hotshots Athlete Rachel placed 2nd in the 6-yrs-and-under division of the Longmont Youth Triathlon.
Great Job Rachel!!!
Team ABC at the Go Pro Mountain Games!
In addition to the ABC Athletes and Coaches who competed in the Vail World Cup, several members of Team ABC competed in the Go Pro Games Citizen's Competition on the World Cup wall. Here are some pictures and the places of Team ABC's athletes. Nice job to all who competed in this cool once-a-year event!
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Colin Duffy – 3rd
Mia Manson – 1st
Corrine Otterness – 2nd
Campbell Sarinopolous – 3rd
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For Goodness Shakes 2 for £2.00; normally £1.69 each @ Morrisons
I know these aren't for everyone - generally I'd go for lots of protein and less carbs.
I also appreciate that this sort of product doesn't go down that well here either.
For those that are sceptical, I suggest you have a look at this page which lists various research for this sort of product:
Definitely not for someone not doing sports that thinks because it says "goodness" it must be "good for you" :).
Taken from myfitness pal as the home website isn't working:
Calories 316 Sodium 0 mg
Total Fat 5 g Potassium 0 mg
Saturated 3 g Total Carbs 52 g
Polyunsaturated 0 g Dietary Fiber 1 g
Monounsaturated 2 g Sugars 49 g
Trans 0 g Protein 17 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Had one last night while/after indoor bouldering and it was pretty tasty, at least!
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- spoon_20002 years, 4 months ago #1Show comment tools ReplyI use these for post ride replenishment, and there even better after a long cycle :D .....especially if you need to get up the next day and cycle again.
- tfish2 years, 4 months ago #2Show comment tools ReplyFairys
- nick_88912 years, 2 months ago #3Show comment tools ReplyNo longer available I don't think... gutted