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A collection of relevant and timely media clips and resources.
Posted on June 16, 2010
Some local mayors have joined "Mayors Against Illegal Guns" (MAIG) which was founded and is funded by activist anti-gun billionaire and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Is your mayor one of them? Click here to find out! You may also look at the list below.
Despite its very misleading name, this national group of anti-gun mayors has lobbied Congress against national reciprocity of state Right-to-Carry permits, against much-needed reform of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE), for regulating gun shows out of existence, and for repealing the Tiahrt Amendment that protects the privacy rights of law-abiding gun owners and limits disclosure of sensitive firearm trace data to protect law enforcement personnel and protect lawful gun manufacturers from bogus lawsuits.
Bloomberg created "Mayors Against Illegal Guns" as a front group to lobby Congress to oppose important pro-gun reforms and support new federal gun control restrictions. And some mayors have joined or been duped into joining this anti-gun Bloomberg crusade. If your mayor has joined MAIG, it is critical that he or she resign from this anti-gun group. You can do your part by contacting your mayor`s office today and urging your mayor to withdraw his or her MAIG membership. A number of mayors have already quit the anti-gun Bloomberg coalition and yours should be the next one to do so.
Please call, e-mail and write your mayor today and ask him or her to support law-abiding gun owners by publicly disassociating with Michael Bloomberg and "Mayors Against Illegal Guns." Help your mayor make the right choice between protecting your Second Amendment rights or continuing to be associated with those who actively oppose and undermine your firearms freedom.
Please click here to see if your mayor is a member of this national gun control group. You may also click on the map below to determine if your mayor is a current or former MAIG member.
If your mayor is a current MAIG member, please use the contact information provided to urge your mayor to resign from this national anti-gun group today. If a former MAIG member, contact your mayor and thank him or her for disassociating from Michael Bloomberg and his national gun control group.
The action that you take today will protect your Second Amendment rights tomorrow.
Members of "Mayors Against Illegal Guns" as of November 17, 2009
Mayor Larry P. Langford
Birmingham, AL
Mayor Thomas Henderson
Center Point, AL
Mayor Carroll L. `Lew` Watson
Lincoln, AL
Mayor Samuel L. Jones
Mobile, AL
Mayor Ron Davis
Prichard, AL
Mayor Omar Neal
Tuskegee, AL
Mayor Carolyn Floyd
Kodiak, AK
Mayor Patrick Hays
North Little Rock, AR
Mayor Carl A. Redus
Pine Bluff, AR
Mayor Jane P. Kennedy
Campbell, CA
Mayor Cheryl Cox
Chula Vista, CA
Mayor Robert Wasserman
Fremont, CA
Mayor Ashley Swearengin -- Resigned from MAIG
Fresno, CA
Mayor Roosevelt F. Dorn
Inglewood, CA
Mayor Sukhee Kang
Irvine, CA
Mayor Larry Burrola
Irwindale, CA
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa
Los Angeles, CA
Mayor Rob Schroder
Martinez, CA
Mayor Jim Ridenour -- Resigned from MAIG
Modesto, CA
Mayor Paul Eaton
Montclair, CA
Mayor Ron Dellums
Oakland, CA
Mayor Sue Severson
Orinda, CA
Mayor Jean M. Benson
Palm Desert, CA
Mayor Pamela Torliatt
Petaluma, CA
Mayor Jennifer Hosterman
Pleasanton, CA
Mayor Jonathan Harrison -- Resigned from MAIG
Redlands, CA
Mayor Gayle McLaughlin
Richmond, CA
Mayor Dennis Donohue
Salinas, CA
Mayor Patrick J. Morris
San Bernardino, CA
Mayor Jerry Sanders
San Diego, CA
Mayor Gavin Newsom
San Francisco, CA
Mayor Chuck Reed
San Jose, CA
Mayor Miguel Pulido
Santa Ana, CA
Mayor Marty Blum
Santa Barbara, CA
Mayor Cynthia Matthews Santa Cruz, CA
Mayor Ken Genser
Santa Monica, CA
Mayor Susan Gorin
Santa Rosa, CA
Mayor Paul Miller -- Resigned from MAIG
Simi Valley, CA
Mayor Ann Johnston
Stockton, CA
Mayor Anthony (Tony) Spitaleri -- Resigned from MAIG
Sunnyvale, CA
Mayor Morris Vance
Vista, CA
Mayor Abbe Land
West Hollywood, CA
Mayor Christopher Cabaldon
West Sacramento, CA
Mayor John Hickenlooper
Denver, CO
Mayor Bill Finch
Bridgeport, CT
Mayor April Capone-Almon
East Haven, CT
Mayor Eddie Perez
Hartford, CT
Mayor John DeStefano
New Haven, CT
Mayor Richard Moccia
Norwalk, CT
Mayor Dannel Malloy
Stamford, CT
Mike Jarjura -- Resigned from MAIG
Waterbury, Connecticut
Mayor Scott Slifka
West Hartford, CT
Mayor Wayne Barker Dagsboro, DE
Mayor John Martin Delaware City, DE
Mayor Carleton E. Carey Sr. -- Resigned from MAIG
Dover, DE
Mayor Donald Minyon Millville, DE
Mayor John Klingmeyer New Castle, DE
Mayor Vance A. Funk III -- Resigned from MAIG
Newark, DE
Mayor James M. Baker
Wilmington, DE
District of Columbia:
Mayor Adrian Fenty
Washington, DC
Mayor John S. Meserve
Atlantic Beach, FL
Mayor Manny Fernandez
Atlantis, FL
Mayor Susan Gottlieb
Aventura, FL
Mayor Perry Knight
Bowling Green, FL
Mayor Jerry Taylor -- Resigned from MAIG
Boynton, FL
Mayor Debby Eisinger
Cooper City, FL
Mayor Scott J. Brook
Coral Springs, FL
Mayor Juan Carlos Bermudez
Doral, FL
Mayor Linda Riner-Mizell -- Resigned from MAIG
Dundee, FL
Mayor Joyce A. Davis
El Portal, FL
Mayor Jim Humphrey
Fort Myers, FL
Mayor Charles Sanders -- Resigned from MAIG
Greenwood, FL
Mayor Joy Cooper
Hallandale Beach, FL
Mayor Peter Bober
Hollywood, FL
Mayor Kenneth Schultz
Hypoluxo, FL
Mayor John Peyton
Jacksonville, FL
Mayor Muriel H. Whitman
Kenneth City, FL
Mayor Morgan McPherson -- Resigned from MAIG
Key West, FL
Mayor Mary Lou Hildreth
Keystone Heights, FL
Mayor Patricia Gerard
Largo, FL
Mayor Barrington Russell
Lauderdale Lakes, FL
Mayor Roseann Minnet
Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, FL
Mayor Richard J. Kaplan
Lauderhill, FL
Mayor Patricia J. Shontz -- Resigned from MAIG
Madeira Beach, FL
Mayor Gene Wright -- Resigned from MAIG
Malone, FL
Mayor Manuel Diaz
Miami, FL
Mayor Matti Herrera Bower
Miami Beach, FL
Mayor Carlos Alvarez
Miami-Dade County, FL
Mayor Bill Barnett
Naples, FL
Mayor Harriet Pruette
Neptune Beach, FL
Mayor Randall Wise -- Resigned from MAIG
Niceville, FL
Mayor Andre Pierre
North Miami, FL
Mayor Raymond Marin
North Miami Beach, FL
Mayor David B. Norris
North Palm Beach, FL
Mayor Darla Lauer
Oak Hill, FL
Mayor Joseph L. Kelley
Opa Locka, FL
Mayor Buddy Dyer
Orlando, FL
Mayor Fred Costello
Ormond Beach, FL
Mayor Carol McCormack -- Resigned from MAIG
Palm Shores, FL
Mayor Emma Shoaff
Pembroke Park, FL
Mayor Frank C. Ortis
Pembroke Pines, FL
Mayor Lamar Fisher
Pompano Beach, FL
Mayor Patricia Christensen
Port St Lucie, FL
Mayor John Marks III
Tallahassee, FL
Mayor Beth Talabisco
Tamarac, FL
Mayor Pam Iorio
Tampa, FL
Mayor Beverly Billiris -- Resigned from MAIG
Tarpon Springs, FL
Mayor Lois Frankel
West Palm Beach, FL
Mayor Gary Bruhn -- Resigned from MAIG
Windermere, FL
Mayor John F. Bush -- Resigned from MAIG
Winter Springs, FL
Mayor Heidi Davison
Athens-Clarke County, GA
Mayor Shirley Franklin
Atlanta, GA
Mayor Jere Wood
Roswell, GA
Mayor Otis S. Johnson
Savannah, GA
Mayor John Fretti
Valdosta, GA
Mayor Donnie Henriques
Woodstock, GA
Mayor Mufi Hannemann
Honolulu, HI
Jared Fuhriman -- Resigned from MAIG
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Mayor Richard Daley
Chicago, IL
Mayor Henderson Yarbrough Sr.
Maywood, IL
Mayor Christopher Koos
Normal, IL
Mayor John A. Spring
Quincy, IL
Mayor Lawrence Morrissey
Rockford, IL
Mayor Richard Hickman
Angola, IN
Jim Brainard -- Resigned from MAIG
Carmel, Indiana
Mayor Fred Armstrong
Columbus, IN
Mayor Thomas C. Henry
Fort Wayne, IN
Mayor Allan Kauffman
Goshen, IN
Mayor Tom Jones
Linton, IN
Mayor Bruce Hosier -- Resigned from MAIG
Portland, IN
Mayor Stephen Luecke
South Bend, IN
Mayor Barbara Ewing -- Resigned from MAIG
Tell City, IN
Mayor Ernest B. Wiggins -- Resigned from MAIG
Warsaw, IN
Mayor T.M. Franklin Cownie
Des Moines, IA
Mayor Clausie W. Smith
Bonner Springs City, KS
Mayor Joe Reardon
Kansas City, KS
Mayor Larry G. Meeker
Lake Quivira, KS
Mayor Kenneth W. Bernard
Lansing, KS
Mayor Elaine Walker
Bowling Green, KY
Mayor John Link -- Resigned from MAIG
Edgewood, KY
Mayor Jerry Abramson
Louisville, KY
Mayor Susan Barto -- Resigned from MAIG
Lyndon, KY
Mayor Melvin `Kip` Holden
Baton Rouge, LA
Mayor Albert Doughty -- Resigned from MAIG
Benton, LA
Mayor Ray Nagin
New Orleans, LA
Mayor Cedric B. Glover
Shreveport, LA
Mayor Arthur Verow Brewer, ME
Mayor Laurent F. Gilbert Sr.
Lewiston, ME
Mayor Jill C. Duson
Portland, ME
Mayor Roland Michaud Saco, ME
Mayor Ellen Moyer
Annapolis, MD
Mayor Sheila Dixon -- Resigned as Mayor
Baltimore, MD
Mayor James Ireton Salisbury, MD
Mayor Thatcher W. Kezer III
Amesbury, MA
Mayor Tom Menino (Co-Chair)
Boston, MA
Mayor James E. Harrington
Brockton, MA
Mayor E. Denise Simmons
Cambridge, MA
Mayor Michael A. Tautznik -- Resigned from MAIG
Easthampton, MA
Mayor Robert Correia -- Resigned from MAIG
Fall River, MA
Mayor Mark Hawke -- Resigned from MAIG
Gardner, MA
Mayor Jim Fiorentini
Haverhill, MA
Mayor Michael J. Sullivan
Holyoke, MA
Mayor Michael Sullivan
Lawrence, MA
Mayor Edward C. Caulfield
Lowell, MA
Mayor Richard C. Howard
Malden, MA
Mayor Scott Lang
New Bedford, MA
Mayor John F. Moak
Newburyport, MA
Mayor Clare Higgins
Northampton, MA
Mayor Thomas G. Ambrosino
Revere, MA
Mayor Kimberley Driscoll
Salem, MA
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone
Somerville, MA
Mayor Domenic Sarno
Springfield, MA
Mayor Susan M. Kay
Weymouth, MA
Mayor Bobby J. Hopewell -- Resigned from MAIG
Kalamazoo, MI
Mayor Brenda L. Lawrence
Southfield, MI
Mayor Steve Lampi -- Resigned from MAIG
Brooklyn Park, MN
Mayor Elizabeth B. Kautz
Burnsville, MN
Mayor Gary F. Van Eyll
Chaska, MN
Mayor Gary Peterson -- Resigned from MAIG
Columbia Heights, MN
Mayor Don Ness
Duluth, MN
Mayor R.T. Rybak
Minneapolis, MN
Mayor Chris Coleman
St. Paul, MN
Mayor A.J. Holloway -- Resigned from MAIG
Biloxi, MS
Mayor Johnny DuPree
Hattiesburg, MS
Mayor Harold Dielmann -- Resigned from MAIG
Creve Coeur, MO
Mayor Mark Funkhouser
Kansas City, MO
Mayor Francis Slay
St. Louis, MO
Mayor Ron Tussing -- Resigned from MAIG
Billings, MT
Mayor Chris Beutler
Lincoln, NE
Mayor Jim Suttle
Omaha, NE
Mayor Donald Groesser
Ralston, NE
New Hampshire:
Mayor Jim Bouley -- Resigned from MAIG
Concord, NH
New Jersey:
Mayor Kevin G. Sanders
Asbury Park, NJ
Mayor Ronald Jones
Beachwood, NJ
Mayor Jason J. Varano
Berkeley Township, NJ
Mayor Sophie Heymann
Borough of Closter, NJ
Mayor James A. Gallos
Borough of Milford, NJ
Mayor Pasquale Menna
Borough of Red Bank, NJ
Mayor Emilia M. Siciliano
Borough of Shrewsbury, NJ
Mayor Betty Simmons
Borough of Victory Gardens, NJ
Mayor Gwendolyn Faison
Camden, NJ
Mayor Carol Foster
Corbin City, NJ
Mayor James Carroll
Demarest, NJ
Mayor Joseph R. Smith
East Newark, NJ
Mayor Robert L. Bowser
East Orange, NJ
Mayor Jun Choi
Edison, NJ
Mayor J. Christian Bollwage
Elizabeth, NJ
Mayor Steven Weinstein
Fair Lawn, NJ
Mayor John Bencivengo
Hamilton, NJ
Mayor Meryl Frank
Highland Park, NJ
Mayor Paul Anzano Hopewell, NJ
Mayor Wayne Smith Irvington, NJ
Mayor Jerramiah Healy
Jersey City, NJ
Mayor Frank W. Minor
Logan Township, NJ
Mayor Nicholas Russo
Longport, NJ
Mayor Michael Fressola
Manchester Township, NJ
Mayor Frank M. North
Merchantville, NJ
Mayor Jerry Fried Montclair, NJ
Mayor Donald Cresitello
Morristown, NJ
Mayor Cory Booker
Newark, NJ
Joseph Ricciardo -- Resigned from MAIG
Newtown, New Jersey
Mayor Peter C. Massa
North Arlington, NJ
Mayor Francis M. Womack III
North Brunswick, NJ
Mayor Randy George
North Haledon, NJ
Harry Moore -- Resigned from MAIG
Oldmans Township, New Jersey
Mayor Eldridge Hawkins Jr.
Orange, NJ
Mayor Michael Luther
Parsipanny-Troy Hills, NJ
Mayor Jose Torres
Paterson, NJ
Mayor Harry L. Wyant
Phillipsburg, NJ
Mayor Gary Giberson
Port Republic, NJ
Mayor Earl Gage
Salem, NJ
Mayor Douglas Palmer
Trenton, NJ
Mayor Robert Romano
Vineland, NJ
Mayor Shing-Fu Hsueh
West Windsor, NJ
Mayor John E. McCormac
Woodbridge, NJ
New Mexico:
Mayor Orlando Ortega Jr. -- Resigned from MAIG
Portales, NM
Kevin Jackson -- Resigned from MAIG
Rancho Rio, New Mexico
Mayor David Coss
Santa Fe, NM
New York:
Mayor Gerald Jennings
Albany, NY
Mayor Ann M. Thane
Amsterdam, NY
Mayor James Gaughan Altamont, NY
Mayor Jeff Roderick Arkport, NY
Mayor Steve Gold
Beacon, NY
Mayor Donna Sherrer Bellerose, NY
Mayor Eugene Christopher Broadalbin, NY
Mayor Matthew T. Ryan
Binghamton, NY
Mayor M. Connie Castaneda Brockport, NY
Mayor Byron Brown
Buffalo, NY
Mayor Leigh Fuller Canandaigua, NY
Mayor Jerome Kobre Chestnut Ridge, NY
Mayor John McDonald Cohoes, NY
Mayor Robert Goering Clinton, NY
Mayor Barbara Alberti Depew, NY
Mayor Paul Rickenbach East Hampton, NY
Mayor Daniel Liedka East Syracuse, NY
Mayor Jeffrey Kaplan Ellenville, NY
Mayor Charles Weiss Flower Hill, NY
Mayor Mark Olson Fayetteville, NY
Mayor John Diamond Glens Falls, NY
Mayor Dorothy Vorce Gouverner, NY
Mayor Barbara Moore Greenwood Lake, NY
Mayor Martin Natoli Hagaman, NY
Mayor Emery Cummings Jr. Hammondsport, NY
Mayor Michael Kohut Haverstraw, NY
Mayor Wayne J. Hall Sr.
Hempstead, NY
Mayor Bernard Jackson Hillburn, NY
Mayor Michael McDermott Homer, NY
Mayor Shannon Hogan Hornell, NY
Mayor Rick Scalera
Hudson, NY
Mayor Carolyn Peterson Ithaca, NY
Mayor Samuel Teresi Jamestown, NY
Mayor Robert Blais Lake George, NY
Mayor Anthony Caprino Lakewood, NY
Mayor Robert Peters Little Falls, NY
Mayor Elizabeth Feld
Larchmont, NY
Mayor Corrine Kleisle Lyons, NY
Mayor Carl Luft Lima, NY
Mayor Barbara Clark Madison, NY
Mayor Patricia McDonald Malverne, NY
Mayor Anthony Sylvester Mechanicville, NY
Mayor Marlinda Duncanson
Middletown, NY
Mayor John Karl Monroe, NY
Mayor Jeffrey Oppenheim Montebello, NY
Mayor Clinton Young
Mount Vernon, NY
Mayor Noam Bramson
New Rochelle, NY
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg (Co-Chair)
New York, NY
Mayor Robert M. Maciol
New York Mills, NY
Mayor Nicholas Valentine
Newburgh, NY
Mayor Lawrence Soos North Tonawanda, NY
Mayor Joseph Maiurano Norwich, NY
Mayor Mary Foster Peekskill, NY
Mayor Christopher Sanders Piermont, NY
Mayor Robert Weitzner Port Washington, NY
Mayor John Tkazyik Poughkeepsie, NY
Mayor George Motz Quogue, NY
Mayor John Bruno Ravena, NY
Mayor Kevin Neary Richmondville, NY
Mayor Daniel J. Dwyer
Rensselaer, NY
Mayor Susan Ben-Moshe Roslyn Estates, NY
Mayor Robert Duffy
Rochester, NY
Mayor Carolyn Weiss Scarsdale, NY
Mayor Brian U. Stratton
Schenectady, NY
Mayor Diane Smith Seneca Falls, NY
Mayor John Patterson Sherman, NY
Mayor Carl Wright Sloatsburg, NY
Mayor Karen Strickland South Dayton, NY
Mayor Patricia DuBow South Nyack, NY
Mayor John Keegan Suffern, NY
Mayor Matthew Driscoll
Syracuse, NY
Mayor John Fitzpatrick Tuckahoe, NY
Mayor David R. Roefaro
Utica, NY
Mayor Edward Snow -- Resigned from MAIG Walton, NY
Mayor Michael Manning
Watervliet, NY
Mayor John Ramundo West Haverstraw, NY
Mayor David Carr Westfield, NY
Mayor Ludwig Odierna Williston Park, NY
Mayor Philip Amicone
Yonkers, NY
North Carolina:
Mayor Terry Bellamy
Asheville, NC
Ronnie K. Wall -- Resigned from MAIG
Burlington, North Carolina
Mayor Kevin Foy
Chapel Hill, NC
Mayor John R. Bost
Clemmons, NC
Mayor Bill Bell
Durham, NC
Mayor Yvonne Johnson
Greensboro, NC
Mayor Patricia C. Dunn
Greenville, NC
Mayor Charles Meeker
Raleigh, NC
North Dakota:
Mayor Dennis Walaker
Fargo, ND
Mayor Dan Pillow
Addyston, OH
Mayor Donald Plusquellic
Akron, OH
Mayor Merle Gorden
Beachwood, OH
Mayor Daniel Pocek
Bedford, OH
Mayor Fletcher Berger
Bedford Heights, OH
Mayor John Licastro
Bratenahl, OH
Mayor Samuel Alai
Broadview Heights, OH
Mayor Dale Strasser -- Resigned from MAIG
Brunswick, OH
Mayor Mark Mallory
Cincinnati, OH
Mayor Frank Jackson
Cleveland, OH
Mayor Edward Kelley
Cleveland Heights, OH
Mayor Michael Coleman
Columbus, OH
Mayor Jack Bacci -- Resigned from MAIG
Cuyahoga Heights, OH
Mayor Rhine McLin
Dayton, OH
Mayor Marilee Chinnici-Zuercher
Dublin, OH
Mayor Bill Cervenik
Euclid, OH
Mayor Theodore Shannon
Fairfax, OH
Mayor Thomas J. Longo
Garfield Heights, OH
Mayor Joseph C. Hubbard
Glendale, OH
Mayor Alan Zaffiro
Golf Manor, OH
Mayor Deborah Neale
Lakeline, OH
Mayor Michael Kolomichuk
Lakemore, OH
Mayor Jo Ann Toczek
Linndale, OH
Mayor Donald Kuchta
Macedonia, OH
Mayor Gregory Costabile
Mayfield Heights, OH
Mayor Bruce Rinker
Mayfield Village, OH
Mayor Robert Shiner -- Resigned from MAIG
Mentor, OH
Mayor Gary Starr
Middleburg Heights, OH
Mayor Susan Renda
Moreland Hills, OH
Mayor Thomas E. O`Grady
North Olmsted, OH
Mayor Kathy Mulcahy
Orange Village, OH
Mayor Martin Zanotti
Parma Heights, OH
Mayor Bruce Akers
Pepper Pike, OH
Mayor Daniel Ursu
Richmond Heights, OH
Mayor William Robertson -- Resigned from MAIG
Rittman, OH
Mayor Earl M. Leiken
Shaker Heights, OH
Mayor John Smith
Silverton, OH
Mayor Kevin Patton
Solon, OH
Mayor Georgine Welo
South Euclid, OH
Mayor Matthew Brett
South Russell, OH
Mayor Darreyl D. Davis
Trotwood, OH
Mayor Katherine Procop -- Resigned from MAIG
Twinsburg, OH
Mayor Beryl Rothschild
University Heights, OH
Mayor Jean Anderson -- Resigned from MAIG
Vermilion, OH
Marlene B. Anielski -- Resigned from MAIG
Walton Hills, Ohio
Mayor Michael J. O`Brien
Warren, OH
Mayor Barry Porter
Wyoming, OH
Mayor Jay Williams
Youngstown, OH
Mayor Kathy Taylor -- Resigned from MAIG
Tulsa, OK
Mayor Denny Doyle -- Resigned from MAIG
Beaverton, OR
Mayor Kitty Piercy
Eugene, OR
Mayor John McBeth -- Resigned from MAIG
Akron, PA
Mayor Anthony Battalini
Aliquippa, PA
Mayor Ed Pawlowski
Allentown, PA
Mayor Charles T. "Bud" Wahl
Ambler, PA
Mayor Gretchen Dosch Applewold, PA
Mayor Bernard Killian
Aspinwall, PA
Mayor Philip Ferrizzi Bally, PA
Mayor Stanley Goldman Bellefonte, PA
Mayor Kenneth Opipery Ben Avon, PA
Mayor Gail Stoudt Bernville, PA
Mayor Joseph Saxton Bristol, PA
Mayor David Wonderling Brookville, PA
Mayor Alexander Bennett
Baldwin, PA
Mayor Cloyd W. Wagner
Beavertown, PA
Mayor David E. Orr -- Resigned from MAIG
Beech Creek, PA
Mayor John Callahan
Bethlehem, PA
Mayor Robert Myers
Birdsboro, PA
Mayor Keith G. Billig -- Resigned from MAIG
Bowmanstown, PA
Mayor Marianne V. Deery
Boyertown, PA
Mayor Jeffrey A. Cowan -- Resigned from MAIG
Brackenridge, PA
Mayor Kenneth Lockhart
Brentwood, PA
Mayor Margaret Stock
Butler, PA
Mayor John Henicheck Callery, PA
Mayor Domenic Virgona Clairton, PA
Mayor John Hartman Cleona, PA
Mayor Claire Remington Coaldale, PA
Mayor Judy Reed Connellsville, PA
Mayor John Haberland Coraopolis, PA
Mayor Justin M. Taylor
Carbondale, PA
Mayor Kirk R. Wilson
Carlisle, PA
Mayor Donald Baumgarten
Castle Shannon, PA
Mayor Barbara Schlegel
Catasauqua, PA
Mayor Ronald Lockwood
Cherry Valley, PA
Mayor Wendell N. Butler
Chester, PA
Mayor Brian P. Fox
Christiana, PA
Mayor Paul McKenna
Churchill, PA
Mayor Jonathan J. Mack
Coopersburg, PA
Mayor Helen Thomas
Darby, PA
Mayor Mary Ann Fichthorn
Denver, PA
Mayor Michael Cooper Deer Lake, PA
Mayor Thomas Lloyd
Dormont, PA
Mayor Heather Ann Bruno
Downingtown, PA
Mayor Libby White
Doylestown, PA
Mayor Betty M. Hays
Eagles Mere, PA
Mayor Keith E. Hoffman -- Resigned from MAIG
East Berlin, PA
Mayor Salvatore J. Panto Jr.
Easton, PA
Mayor Wayne T. Murphy
Edgeworth Borough, PA
Mayor Robert H. Brain
Elizabethtown, PA
Mayor Joseph J. Cisco
Ellwood City, PA
Mayor Richard Carr Emlenton, PA
Mayor George Rossi Emsworth, PA
Mayor Gary Foster Evans City, PA
Mayor Winfield Iobst -- Resigned from MAIG
Emmaus, PA
Mayor Joseph Sinnott
Erie, PA
Mayor Olive McKeithan Farrell, PA
Mayor Harry W. McLaughlin
Fox Chapel, PA
Mayor Robert E. Heller
Franklin, PA
Mayor Fred C. Moyer Jr.
Freeburg, PA
Mayor Gerald C. Yob
Freemansburg, PA
Mayor William E. Troxell -- Resigned from MAIG
Gettysburg, PA
Mayor Karl Eisaman
Greensburg, PA
Mayor Vincent Abbato Green Tree, PA
Mayor Cathryn H. Rape -- Resigned from MAIG
Harmony, PA
Mayor Stephen R. Reed
Harrisburg, PA
Mayor Norm Hawkes
Hatboro, PA
Mayor John Hoerner Highspire, PA
Mayor Joseph R. Dodson
Hollidaysburg, PA
Mayor Betty Esper
Homestead, PA
Mayor Nicholas Yanosich
Industry, PA
Mayor Charles Ritter Ivyland, PA
Mayor Bruce Smallacombe Jermyn, PA
Mayor Donald Bosh Knoxville, PA
Mayor Robert Slaby Kulpmont, PA
Mayor Sandra Green
Kutztown, PA
Mayor Rick Gray
Lancaster, PA
Mayor Jayne C. Young
Lansdowne, PA
Mayor Robert P. Carpenter
Laporte, PA
Mayor Fred Feltenberger
Laureldale, PA
Mayor Trish Ward
Lebanon, PA
Mayor John L. Mark
Liverpool, PA
Mayor Joseph Legnasky Lake City, PA
Mayor Christopher Blaydon Langhorne, PA
Mayor Pete Poninsky Leetsdale, PA
Mayor John Gides Lilly, PA
Mayor Nick Vay Lincoln, PA
Mayor Randy Schlegel Lyons, PA
Mayor Gerard McGlone
Malvern, PA
Mayor Russell LaRew
Marianna, PA
Mayor Oliver Overlander
Marietta, PA
Mayor Richard Friedberg
Meadville, PA
Mayor Angela Adkins
Midland, PA
Mayor Karen Bartosh -- Resigned from MAIG
Midway, PA
Mayor Richard Trostle
Mohnton, PA
Mayor John P. Antoline
Monaca, PA
Mayor Jeffrey L. Repasky
Mount Oliver, PA
Mayor Josh Nowotarski -- Resigned from MAIG
Mount Penn, PA
Mayor James F. Kinder
Mount Wolf, PA
Mayor David Sturgess Manor, PA
Mayor Anthony Petaccia Monessen, PA
Mayor John Dorin Montoursville, PA
Mayor Raymond Bodnar Munhall, PA
Mayor Thomas Lush Myerstown, PA
Mayor Joyce K. Somers
Murrysville, PA
Mayor Betty Cain
New Alexandria, PA
Mayor Frank Link
New Kensington, PA
Mayor Frances Tkach New Philadelphia, PA
Mayor Gennaro Cantalupo Northern Cambria, PA
Mayor Raymond L. McDonough
North Braddock, PA
Mayor Leonard L. Santimyer -- Resigned from MAIG
North Irwin, PA
Mayor Thomas Reenock
Northampton, PA
Mayor Michele Petrini Avvisato
Old Forge, PA
Mayor Geoffrey L. Henry
Oxford, PA
Mayor Ardele R. Gordon
Parkside, PA
Mayor William McCall Parker, PA
Mayor Richard Pegg Patterson Heights, PA
Mayor Michael Nutter
Philadelphia, PA
Mayor Morris S. Williams
Pine Grove, PA
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl
Pittsburgh, PA
Mayor John D. Reiley
Pottsville, PA
Mayor Tom McMahon
Reading, PA
Mayor Frank Schnee Robesonia, PA
Mayor Walter Niedermeyer -- Resigned from MAIG
Slatington, PA
Mayor Anthony Hajjar Seward, PA
Mayor Joseph McGranaghan Shamokin Dam, PA
Mayor Robert Lucas Jr. Sharon, PA
Mayor Bruce Hockersmith Shippensburg, PA
Mayor Robert Prah Smithton, PA
Mayor Boyd Paul Snow Shoe, PA
Mayor William Meyer Somerset, PA
Mayor John Reynolds Souderton, PA
Mayor Warren Lubenow St. Lawrence, PA
Mayor Sherman Metzgar Stockertown, PA
Mayor James Kennedy
South Coatesville, PA
Mayor Charles Baugham
Stroudsburg, PA
Mayor Paul R. McArdle -- Resigned from MAIG
Summit Hill, PA
Mayor Luke Duignam
Tatamy, PA
Mayor Jay Stover
Telford, PA
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OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The rain started falling about 4:00 this morning in Oak Ridge.
The drizzle quickly turned into freezing rain, which was obvious on parked cars across the city.
Bob Lynch was leaving work at 7:00 am, when he had to start defrosting his car.
"Well I've had my car going about 15 minutes, and it's still a block of ice," said Lynch. "I haven't seen anything like this in a number of years. We'd get a lot of this off and on in the past, haven't seen this though in along time."
Another obstacle was the ice in the parking lot of the Oak Ridge Comfort Inn. But that's why Trevor Gross and other workers are outside.
"Salt, squeegee and shovel. Hourly," said Gross. "Just basically to keep people coming in and out from sliding into a curb, into other cars parked, and make sure that you can get to your car you're in."
They pre-treated with salt the day before which helped, but there are still slick curbs, sidewalks, and of course, roads.
TDOT and county crews are trying to keep up, and Gross said his drive from Knoxville was better than expected.
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But he and others are more nervous about the drive home, as temperatures drop.
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Really impressed with this silicone primer. Feels extremely velvety upon application and really keeps makeup on all day when used with the Original foundation by bare minerals. Only problem I find is it makes me forehead oily so I use it everywhere but my forehead. Quite expensive but overall a nice primer.!
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The only reason I won't buy this again is because of the price - for what this costs, I would need it to be a stellar product. It's a really yellow primer that doesn't make your skin appear yellow. I didn't really care for the chemical smell, but it faded quickly. It seemed to do well at prolonging my makeup, but I got pretty oily by the end of the day. Not bad, but not HG. Still searching...
I got the little travel size of this primer with my "hello gorgeous" kit before I manged to clear my moderate acne with oral medication. I loved it to smooth out the bumpy texture of my skin but stopped using it for a while because it was a little pricey. I started using the napoleon perdis green primer (crap) and then the pixi flawless and poreless primer, which worked at first, but then made my combination/oily skin extremely shiny even after I cleared my acne. Just the other day, I started using the bare minerals primer again. Not only did it control shine ALL DAY, but it kept sweat from breaking through my foundation during a two hour volleyball practice. I'm heading out to buy the full size right now (:
it was great until i broke out!
it did keep my makeup lasting all day, evident while I'd be taking my makeup off and more product would come off in comparison to when I didn't use the primer.
I broke out with white heads and cysts around my nose, cheeks, chin; my skintype is on the more oily spectrum.
still on the hunt for an hg primer!
My go-to primer. If its just an average day and I have no specific skin concerns I reach for this primer time and time again. A little goes along way and the price is very reasonable. Very silicone-y feel on your face but makeup glides on and stays put all day. As the weather slowly warms up I find my face can get a little oily by the end of the day but only after many hours of wear. The pump is useful but sometimes hard to control and i end up with a lil too much, but this is a minuscule issue.
Overall: Would highly recommend this primer, it deserves a place in everyone's daily routine.
I have yet to find a primer that works as well as this one. It's not perfect but all the other primers I've tried take SO long to dry, and will make your foundation peel and cake if you don't wait for them to dry. This one dries pretty quick, and does help to blur lines and pores, though is far from making them disappear. It helps my make up stay in place about 6-8 hours.
By far my favorite primer, when I do wear one that is.
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Put this on (little goes a long way) put on a bb cream and then either bare minerals loose matte powder or the ready foundation powder and it lasts all day.
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This feels very siliconey and smooth, which is nice. It did not reduce oil or blur imperfections. The foundation glides on in a nice way when I use this but I would not repurchase.
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In her second exhibition in our gallery Silke Wagner shows a summary of her one year long project "sidewalk". The focus of this project is a VW-van that Silke Wagner purchased at the beginning of 2001. The van was used in different cities by local socio-political groups. Silke Wagner put her exhibition budget to the disposal of these groups. Part of the budget was used for the production of hand-outs, project newspapers, brochures, stickers etc. The first mission for the van took place within the exhibition "Plug-in. Unity and mobility" in the state museum of Münster. The van was lent to the anti-fascist / anti-racist group, -www.aktion-fluchtwagen.de- for their work. In cooperation with Silke Wagner various projects in public were planned and implemented. The second station was the exhibition "Arbeit. Essen. Angst." ( Work. Food. Fear.) in the "Kokerei. Zollverein/Zeitgenössische Kunst und Kritk", a forum for art in Essen. In cooperation with the group "Unabhängige Antifa Aktiv" ( Independent Antifascists Active) different initiatives took place: "Reclaim the Streets", "Football against Residency Constraints", "Wat sehn – Wat tun" (See Something – Do Something). The third project "kein mensch ist illegal-Hanau" (nobody is illegal - Hanau) took place in Frankfurt/Main. The van was repainted to resemble a Lufthansa van marked with the words "Deportation Class". Later different events were carried out in the bus, focussing on the deportation of refugees by the German airline Lufthansa.
In the exhibition Silke Wagner now shows a summary of these happenings. Next to a slide show concerning the process of varnishing the bus, there will be bags containing documentation of the individual stations. In these bags there are project information, foto-documentation, stickers, etc. In two further pieces "HERE WE GO" and "AMNESTY.ANAR.ASFALTER.FRIEDENSBÜRO.MAIZ", Silke Wagner comments on the projects that took place this year in Frankfurt and Salzburg.
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Knoxville (WVLT) -- Fire ants have been causing problem across East Tennessee, but one pesticide company wants to bring the mound down.
GardenTech Pesticides used a booth at the Karns Community Fair to educate residents about fire ants.
The small red bugs came to the United States in the 1930s and they have made their marks nationwide.
The insect is known to be harmful to children and the elderly and have even been known to kill pets and livestock.
Problem is they can be tricky to get rid of.
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The silver lining to all this is is I may be paying a lot less for fondant from now on!
Is there a better (read: cheaper) place for Fondarific? I would try Pettinice too. I'm not familiar with either fondant, I'm just tired of the mess of Satin Ice. I would love a sample, but I'm not sure if anyone does that anymore.
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Have you tried Fondx or Fondx Elite? It's by far my favorite fondant! Taste great and rolls out easily. GSA sells it but you can get it directly from the manufacturer CALJAVA ONLINE (www.caljavaonline.com) and they always have great sales. I always get their 10lb Virgin White and if I need color I love getting their S*xy Pink. They have a variety of colors and I have yet experienced any fading. Definitely worth a try! and They ship internationally as well!
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by Vivian Tero, Data Center Security & Compliance, Information Security Group, Symantec Corp.
Today, the notion of "supply chain" has gone beyond the traditional physical flow of goods and services to include the flow of data across the business ecosystem. In the digital supply chain, data is the valuable asset that must be protected, shared securely, managed and archived according to corporate, regulatory and legal mandates. In this world of highly digitized services, businesses increasingly realize that one may outsource activities to a third party but they are still held accountable, not only for their own activities, but also for their suppliers and business partners. In regulated industries, a third- or fourth-party vendors' lack of accountability to regulators may leave a business exposed to civil and even criminal penalties. As the threat landscape continues to evolve, the onus is, therefore, on businesses to practice continuous due diligence on its information supply chain.
Symantec and Prevalent recently hosted an expert online panel discussion on cybersecurity and third-party risks. The key takeaways from this session include the following:
- Businesses have very little visibility into the information that is being shared, with whom the information is being shared, and the security practices and protocols of third and fourth parties that have access to the information.
- Businesses also have very little visibility into the provenance of the data that is entering its networks.
- Businesses make the assumption that security standards are consistently enforced within the organization, in many instances, failing to take into account differences in standards and resource constraints across its geographically dispersed business units and data centers.
- Malicious hackers and data grabbers are increasingly targeting the less secure, smaller third- and fourth-party partners or a business' regional or field units as backdoors to the parent organization's data centers.
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- Having strong governance controls in terms of assessing partners.
- Educating the business owners so that risk assessment is incorporated at the beginning of every partner/supplier engagement, instead of having this treated as a "checkbox" assessment.
- Tiering vendor risk assessment standards and practices according to the security profile of the data and systems that is shared.
- Conducting a data mapping exercise to help the business scope the data access and sharing rules with its partners and suppliers.
- Automating the policies and business processes for risk assessment to ensure consistent enforcement and legal defensibility.
- Conducting periodic assessments of one's vendor risk management maturity will help businesses baseline its strengths, identify its deficiencies, and programmatically plan and execute its remediation activities.
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There are some great inexpensive products available in every day stores that not only work well, but are easy on your wallet. While I love my Bobbi Brown, Iman, Sonia Kashuk and others, more times than not I'm looking for good products that cost less.
Here are some of the best beauty products available for under $10.
1. Custom scented oils - Since 1992, I've had a professional aromatheragenius. In other words, I have a person who custom blends scented oils and lotions based on my body's chemistry and personal preferences. I use them in my bath water, in the shower, with my Eucerin body lotion or with natural oils like jojoba and olive oil. Prices start at $5/ounce.
2. Aquaphor lip repair (LOVE this stuff) – I've been a Blistex kind of gal for years until my skin became allergy prone. My lips were easily inflamed, prone to splitting and very dry. Hence, I accepted the opportunity to review Aquaphor lip repair in hopes that it would at least help. In 48 hours my lips were noticeably healthy and the inflammation was all but gone. At $5.99 for two tubes, this is definitely a steal.
3. e.l.f. makeup accessories – I've always liked e.l.f. products and I especially became a fan when the price of the products ranged between $1 and $8. Most of the accessories can be found in Target (or Tarjay for the makeup savvy). Depending on where you live, you can find e.l.f. products at Walmart, Riteaid or other chain stores.
4. Covergirl, Maybelline and L'oreal – I absolutely love to use all of these products! As a professed product junkie, I've learned where to go to get the hottest trends in color and styles: the Dollar Store! When I don't feel like splurging $10 for the season's latest eye shadow, I simply wait a month, head over to the Dollar Tree and purchase said color or colors that are close enough to make the cut. If your Dollar Tree isn't product junkie friendly, wait for "end of season sales." You're likely to find BOGOs, half-off, or other deep discounted colors and products.
5. MaryKay, Avon – looking for great deals on these products? Shop the clearance sale. I never fail to find a seasonal lip stain, rocking eye shadow or fabulous mascara that has been discounted by as much as 50 percent! Plus, when you buy these products, you're investing not only in yourself but in the women who are in this line of work. A total win-win!
6. Trial sizes and samples at a specialty store near you – you have not because you ask not. Did you know that most department stores, spas and other specialty places where quality makeup is sold will give you free samples if you ask? I went to my favorite spa for a massage. While I was there I thought I'd treat myself to a complimentary makeup consultation. The result? I took home several trial sizes of makeup and custom blended foundation. You know what's better than cheap prices? No prices! Trial sizes and free samples are your friend – don't be afraid to ask for them.
Do you have a favorite product that you buy for under $10? Do share!
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Lesson One:Not Killing PeopleI swear... tell Jason he's not aloud to kill someone, and he'll give you a look that just makes you think he's saying 'foolish mortal, I shall live to be older then time itself and you're telling me I can't kill someone? HA! I feed on blood!' etc etc. o_o Gosh darn bird has an ego and it hates being told it can't just randomly kill people. So I've finally gotten Jason to agree to 'keeping your girlfriend and boyfriend happy by not killing people, especially with a car, unless out of self defense or defense for a loved one, or unless it is absolutely required for the bird like an urgent hunting session if for some reason your dear ol' staple *sniff* just isn't good enough.' But gosh darn it took a lot of negotiating to get him to that point.Anyway, so Elza's built Jason a car, with my help, and now she's teaching him to drive, also with my help. She took Jason in to get a learner's permit but, well, he failed miserably on the driving test.Me- So how did you do?Jason- Well, I got through the first five questions.Me- Oh good. So what was your score?Jason- .....Me- .. wait, when you say you got through the first five questions.....Jason- I got all the way to question five.Me- *thinking* But you. ........... you didn't get a single question right, did you. Dude, it takes five wrong answers and you already failed the test.Jason- Well fuck them for having stupid answers.Me- ... *forehead smack*Anyway, so yea, Elza went out and got him a driving manual handbook learner thingy and we've been forcing him to study. He got through at least one chapter last night, and can answer a few questions correctly. That's... a good thing..... I know Jason can do this just fine but he's really being stubborn. Then again, Jason likes to just be a jerk sometimes. :) But at least I know that after enough negotiation, I can sorta kinda get him to agree not to kill people.. in most situations..The bird, however, still has that aura of 'screw you, I'll kill whoever I want to kill' about it.
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Joan* was miserable. In the mornings she dragged herself out of bed to put breakfast on the table for her three children. She didn't have the energy to cook, but she knew the importance of a good meal to begin the day, so she managed to put out cereal, milk, fruit and toast. When they were all picked up by their various school buses and carpools, she managed to put the milk back in the fridge, so that it would not spoil. But she left the dirty dishes and cereal boxes on the table, the spilled cereal and toast crumbs on the floor, and stumbled back to bed.
"Something's wrong," her mother told her. "You must be sick. This isn't like you. Do you want me to come take you to the doctor?"
Joan did not want to go to the doctor. She didn't want to go anywhere. She wasn't even sure that she could find the energy to get dressed for an appointment. But with her mother's encouragement, she did go. The doctor asked a number of questions, took blood, and did a variety of tests. There was nothing wrong with Joan physically. The diagnosis was depression, and the doctor suggested she see a psychiatrist for medication. "I could give it to you," she said, "but I think it would be smarter to see someone who is a specialist, who can fine tune the prescription.


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Dot Stacy was among the first class of volunteers for the Court Appointed Special Advocates program when it came to Monroe County. Now, she is retiring from the director position that she has loved for many years.
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1. How old would you be if you didn't know how old you are?
No idea.
2.Which is worse, failing or never trying?
Both, it depends on what the situation is.
3.If life is so short, why do we do so many things we don't like and like so many things we don't do?
We don't think it short till it's the end and we have nothing we want anymore.
4.When it's all said and done, will you have said more than you've done?
5.What is the one thing you'd most like to change about the world?
People to understand other cultures and be less racist.
6.If happiness was the national currency, what kind of work would make you rich?
Playing with animals and traveling.
7.Are you doing what you believe in, or are you settling for what you are doing?
Settling for what I am doing.
8.If the average human life span was 40 years, how would you live your life differently?
I would have a kid at 20. Retire at 30. Don't hold anything back and tell it like it is.
9.To what degree have you actually controlled the course your life has taken?
Somewhat. But it's always with the thought of how it'll affect the future.
10.Are you more worried about doing things right, or doing the right things?
doing things right.
11.You're having lunch with three people you respect and admire.They all start criticizing a close friend of yours, not knowing she is your friend.The criticism is distasteful and unjustified.What do you do?
Tell them i'm friends with the person and ask that they not talk about her like that in front of me.
12.If you could offer a newborn child only one piece of advice, what would it be?
Enjoy your teenage years. I received this advice and never believed it till it was over. i doubt they'd listen to me till they experienced it too.
13.Would you break the law to save a loved one?
14.Have you ever seen insanity where you later saw creativity?
15.What's something you know you do differently than most people?
I think about people differently. a lot of people have a closed mind in the world.
16.How come the things that make you happy don't make everyone happy?
Because everyone else is ignorant.
17.What one thing have you not done that you really want to do? What's holding you back?
Bungee jump or sky dive- scared of heights
travel the rest of the world- money
keep in touch with my friends- controlling boyfriend
18.Are you holding onto something you need to let go of?
Many things
19.If you had to move to a state or country besides the one you currently live in, where would you move and why?
London. i fell in love with London the first time in 3rd grade and every time I go back i fall more and more in love with everything it has to offer.
20.Do you push the elevator button more than once? Do you really believe it makes the elevator faster?
Always and not really but it makes me feel better.
21.Would you rather be a worried genius or a joyful simpleton?
Joyful simpleton. I don't want to every worry if possible.
22.Why are you, you?
Cause it's what I choose.
23.Have you been the kind of friend you want as a friend?
I think so, maybe not fully.
24.Which is worse, when a good friend moves away, or losing touch with a good friend who lives right near you?
losing touch with a goof friend that lives near me. This has happened to me with numerous people but having them move away somehow is an excuse to use and easier to reconnect.
25.What are you most grateful for?
My loved ones.
26.Would you rather lose all of your old memories, or never be able to make new ones?
never be able to make new ones.
27.Is is possible to know the truth without challenging it first?
Yes, experience it.
28.Has your greatest fear ever come true?
Unfortunately yes and i feel more lost than ever.
29.Do you remember that time 5 years ago when you were extremely upset? Does it really matter now?
Yes and no.
30.What is your happiest childhood memory? What makes it so special?
Traveling in paris with my family taking the family picture over the canal. My family being happy and carefree.
31.At what time in your recent past have you felt most passionate and alive?
When I feel in love for the first time.
32.If not now, then when?
Possibly never or when life decides to.
33.If you haven't achieved it yet, what do you have to lose?
The last bit of my hope.
34.Have you ever been with someone, said nothing, and walked away feeling like you just had the best conversation ever?
35.Why do religions that support love cause so many wars?
I don't care for religion. Prob cause they're too ignorant to consider the other religion and just keep trying to convert the other side.
36.Is it possible to know, without a doubt, what is good and what is evil?
37.If you just won a million dollars, would you quit your job?
maybe and get the job I really want to have.
38.Would you rather have less work to do, or more work you actually enjoy doing?
depends on the work.
39.Do you feel like you've lived this day a hundred times before?
40.When was the last time you marched into the dark with only the soft glow of an idea you strongly believed in?
A long time ago when everything in my life was perfect.
41.If you knew that everyone you know was going to die tomorrow, who would you visit today?
42.Would you be willing to reduce your life expectancy by 10 years to become extremely attractive or famous?
Yes. I've always dreamed to be famous and it'd make life easier.
43.What is the difference between being alive and truly living?
being alive is following the norm and truly living is doing what you want and it makes you happy.
44.When is it time to stop calculating risk and rewards, and just go ahead and do what you know is right?
45.If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to make a mistake?
Cause mistakes suck.
46.What would you do differently if you knew nobody would judge you?
Be more assertive.
47.When was the last time you noticed the sound of your own breathing?
When it's quiet and i'm laying down with my puppy.
48.What do you love? Have any of your recent actions openly expressed this love?
Friends and traveling. Sorta.
49.In 5 years from now, will you remember what you did yesterday? What about the day before that? Or the day before that?
No. Well maybe.
50.Decisions are being made right now. The question is: Are you making them for yourself, or are you letting others make them for you?
Mostly by others
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16. Have more fun in college
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17. figure out who I am
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18. travel the world
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19. bungee jump
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20. Learn to DJ
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21. Design my own t-shirts
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22. find some true friends
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23. Take a roadtrip across the US
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Mike G ~ Forest Green (Prod. By Left Brain)
OFWGKTA's own Mike G gives us a track from his 3rd (I think) project GOLD, due out some time this year when ever he finishes it. Link after the "continue reading" joint……. mike G – Forest Green
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2011 mtvU Woodie Awards Site Tyler speaks on coming for Kanye, adding R. Kelly to the group, why Tyler Perry is horrible, and other hilarious things in this interview before the Woodies. Catch their performance here if you missed it………
Tyler, The Creator feat. Hodgy Beats & Mike G ~ Session
I've honestly had this for a minute, just kept forgetting to post it………If you have BASTARD then you have the 1st version of this track and most likely you know why this version was made. Link after the "continue reading" joint….. 11 Session Featuring Hodgy Beats And Mike G
Domo Genesis ~ Rolling Papers Album
I put up the title track a while ago but now here's the whole album courtesy of OFWGKTA. It actually came out at 4:20pm today but I was making moves during that time. Album is dope so go ahead and do your ears a favor and listen to something different, track list and download after […]
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Another dope tape from Odd Future. They rap over other people's beats on this joint tho. And remember if you're squeamish, you might not wanna listen. Visit them, OFWGKTA….download link under the "continue reading" joint…. 07 Blade By Earl Sweatshirt And


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On December 3, 2013, Professional Diversity Network, Inc. (the "Company") issued a press release announcing that its Board of Directors approved a six-month renewal of the Company's $1 million share repurchase program. The full text of the press release issued in connection with the announcement of the renewal of the share repurchase program is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1 to this Current Report on Form 8-K and incorporated herein by reference.
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Efforts are underway in Congress and at least half a dozen states, including California, to raise taxes on firearms or ammunition to pay for programs targeting gun violence.In Congress, a group of Democrats, led by Rep. Linda T. Sanchez of Lakewood, is pushing for an additional 10% tax on handgun purchases.Read the article: The Los Angeles Times
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With the holidays fast approaching, now is the time to spruce up your current look before you hit the party circuit. Surprise family and friends with a new look that you can maintain well into the New Year. It sounds simple, but where do you start?
"An increasing number of men are making grooming a priority because it's an easy way to maintain a youthful appearance and update their look," says Kendra Richards, men's grooming expert and celebrity consultant. "Looking your best is important in today's image-conscious world."
Indeed, statistics show that men in the United States, driven by their desire to look and feel their best, spend more than $4 billion a year on grooming products. The growth in grooming products—which include hair color and facial scrubs—is being fueled, in part, by baby boomers entering middle age.
Richards, who's worked with many notable male celebrities, offers her top-five grooming tips for men who want to make an impression on their friends and peers this holiday season.
The fastest way to take years off of your look is to get rid of gray hair. "It's less noticeable and more natural to begin coloring your hair, beard and mustache when you first begin to go gray," Richards said.
Balding is another common problem among men. Opting for a comb-over just dates your look. "Get comfortable with your changing look and opt for a modern short haircut," Richards said.
Unfortunately, when men begin to lose the hair on their heads, they may begin to notice unwanted hair in other places, like their nose, ears or back. Be sure to trim or wax unwanted hair for a clean, contemporary look.
Protect and pamper your skin. Sales of men's skin-care items have risen dramatically over the past five years, with an increasing number of products from which to choose.
"The best way to prevent wrinkles and skin cancer is to protect your skin from sun damage by using a daily moisturizer with sunscreen," Richards said.
A good daily skin-care routine includes cleansing, followed by a gentle facial exfoliant scrub, which also enhances shaving ease and comfort. Follow with a moisturizer containing sunscreen for day and at night a moisturizer to encourage skin regeneration.
Don't forget to include your hands and feet in your grooming routine. Well-manicured nails and toes contribute to good hygiene and grooming habits. "Make time to clip and file your nails at home," Richards said.
Foot odor is a common problem among many men that is relatively easy to treat. "Scrub your feet daily and dry them completely," Richards said.
A good smile is extremely important. Don't forget good oral care habits require regular brushing and flossing. Using an antibacterial mouthwash, will help kill germs to keep breath smelling fresh. Additionally, there are many at-home whitening products that can brighten up your smile quickly and relatively inexpensively.
"Men who practice the art of good grooming turn heads and stand out from the pack," Richards said. "They look healthier, more vigorous and more successful."
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Two blocks from Bell Centre, this penthouse-style downtown hotel comprises the top two floors of the 17-story Place Bonaventure business and shopping complex. The Montreal underground—20 miles (30 km) of subterranean shopping and dining—is accessible from the building's lower floor by elevator.
The Hilton Montréal Bonaventure features a rooftop garden with 2.5 acres of greenery, flowers, and splashing water features. The hotel's outdoor swimming pool is open all year from early morning to late evening and is supervised by a lifeguard. An on-site health club offers cardiovascular fitness machines, free weights, and complimentary towels and water.
Business amenities include a business center with high-speed Internet access (surcharge), as well as a typewriter, color copier, and TV with VCR. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas at no charge.
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Le Castillon - Tudor-style formal dining room with serene lighting, heavy chandeliers, exposed wood beams, and stone walls. Daily table d'hôte menu featuring French cuisine, small selection of Québecois specialties, and fresh Angus beef. Rooftop terrace service available during summer months. Open for lunch and dinner.
Belvedere Bar - Lobby bar, lounge, and coffee bar. Light breakfast, à la carte lunch and dinner, buffet, snacks. Comfortable, intimate seating areas on multiple levels, widescreen TV showing sports and news. Open daily from early morning until late night.
Bar Soleil - Rooftop poolside bar. Grilled specialties for lunch. Cocktails, beer, and wine. Open afternoons during summer months.
The Hilton Montreal Bonaventure's outdoor swimming pool is open all year. In cooler weather, guests may enter the pool from an indoor area and swim outside. A lifeguard is on duty while the pool is open, from early morning to late night. A large sundeck borders the pool, and Bar Soleil offers poolside drinks and grilled lunches in summertime.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on-site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
The fine print for Hilton Montreal Bonaventure
When you arrive
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Your pets
Pets allowed, Pet maximum weight in lb is 75
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Self parking fee: CAD 21 per night
- Valet parking fee: CAD 29 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: CAD 50 per stay


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Vision Statement
To bring African communities clean water and hope for a better future.
Mission Statement
In response to God's love and His heart for justice among the people of the world, the 1000 Wells Project, Davis exists to provide clean, safe, accessible, and sustainable water sources for those in sub-Saharan African communities through raising funds and awareness on the UC Davis campus and in the greater Davis community.
2008 Share The Well Campaign Events
• 14th-18th – Awareness Week:Come sign up/ pick up 2 Weeks of Sacrifice packets and wristbands! We'll be tabling wed- friday from 10-2pm on the quad.
• 19th: Picnic Day Kickoff/ 2 Weeks of Sacrifice begins
• 25th – DC Swipe-fest: Segundo DC, 5:30pm: All are welcome! Know.Swipe.Eat.
• 3rd – End of 2 Weeks of Sacrifice
• 4th – Closing Event
• 6th– Habit Burger Fundraiser Night: 4-7pm
• 17th – Walk for Water
• 12th– Yogurt Shack Fundraiser Night
History & Roots
The 1000 Wells Project is a national campaign to raise awareness about the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa, while raising funds for water projects in 1000 African communities over the period of approximately 5 years. The 1000 Wells Project chapter at UC Davis was founded in the Spring of 2005 by then freshman, Tyson Babayco. Tyson assembled a group of volunteers from his dorm and other campus service clubs in the hopes of raising around $2,000.00 over a two-week period. Students responded generously and 1000 Wells collected nearly double their goal. During the 2005 campaign, the group was also spotlighted by The California Aggie, The UC Davis Alumni Magazine, and The Davis Enterprise.
The 1000 Wells Project is a division of Blood: Water Mission, a faith-based certified non-profit organization that teams with other NGOs across the African continent to build the wells and infrastructure needed for community survival. Less than 10% of the funds go to administrative costs and the rest is used solely for the water projects.
The Blood:Water Mission desires each of the 1000 wells to make a lasting impact in community health and, therefore, focuses on education, sanitation and local leadership as necessary elements of each project. The community based organizations provide appropriate training that is specific to their communities' needs for clean water and overall health. They also provide sanitation solutions such as latrines where they are needed. Lastly, they work with the communities to create committees to oversee the use, maintenance and repair of their wells.
Inspired by the success of their last two years, 1000 Wells Project Davis has greatly expanded the scope of their campaign for the 2007 school year. With six months of planning (instead of just one) and a more comprehensive list of goals for the greater Davis community, 1000 Wells is hoping to raise $10,000. Wells range in cost from approximately $3,000.00 to $15,000.00 depending on depth and the type of pump required to bring water to the surface. Because 1000 Wells Davis reached their 2007 goal, at least one, and possibly as many as five African communities will have a safe and reliable water source along with the training and support necessary to its sustainability.
Current Goals
This year's "Share the Well" 1000 Wells campaign is the most ambitious yet. With a goal of $15,000 for the 2008 project, we hope to help alleviate the suffering of HIV/AID victims and break the cycle of injustice and poverty. Join us in this cause to help make the crisis for clean water in Africa history.
Goals for 2008 Campaign:
Raise $15,000
Raise awareness within the Davis community and UCD about the need for clean drinking water in Sub-Saharan Africa
Empower and equip people to act
Double our volunteer base
How is clean water related to HIV/AIDS?
Eighty percent of all deaths in developing countries are caused by water-borne illnesses. A significant amount of diseases, including illnesses that affect HIV, can be nearly eliminated with the provision of clean water. Our commitment to addressing the HIV/AIDS crisis requires action on the problem of unsafe water in Africa.
It is difficult to separate AIDS from the problem of unsafe water. Lack of access to clean water creates vulnerable communities with little hope for survival. As the pandemic distresses various parts of a community, there are several ways to promote a positive shift in the problem of AIDS. Providing wells is an important step to building stronger, healthier communities.
On-Campus Fundraising (i.e. Tabling) Check them out at the MU tables from 10am to 2pm April 21st through 25th and April 28rd through May 2nd.
Two Weeks of Sacrifice: In recognition of the clean water we take for granted each day, Students and Davis community members may choose to drink only water for two weeks and donate the money saved on other beverages to The 1000 Wells Project. This is a great service project for clubs, scouts, sport teams, and spiritual organizations. For more information about Two Weeks of Sacrifice please email email@example.com
Tabling at the Davis Farmer's Market. Come check them out every Wednesday and Saturday now through the end of May.
Walk for Water— May 17th. Join us in solidarity with the women and children who walk miles to collect clean water in many African communities.
The two weeks of sacrifice and on-campus fundraising will kick-off with Picnic Day 2008—April 19th, 2008.
Please look for our tables on the quad and around the SILO. If you are interested in participating in the two weeks of sacrifice, please feel free to e-mail us at the below address.
Look for an article about the 1000 Wells Project Davis in The Davis Enterprise. Also, The California Aggie ran an article on Thursday April 12th.
If you have questions or are interested in finding out more email email@example.com.
Check out our brand new website at http://www.davis1000wells.org
For more information check out our parent organization www.bloodwatermission.com.
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2006-04-24 12:36:26 On Sunday there was an article about a similar topic to this project in the San Francisco Chronicle, here. —NickSchmalenberger
2007-03-20 23:46:19 check out the facebook group "The 1000 Wells Project" for more information and info on volunteer opportunities! —PeanuToes


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Casa Eras Cottage Granada
Official Contact Details - Casa ErasPhone: ++34 958795328
A well furnished village house, with stunning mountain views, in a peaceful location close to Granada.
- Price from 245 EUR / Week
- Capacity up to 4 people
- 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms
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Last updated: 11/07/2005
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Casa Eras is ideally situated in the Lecrin Valley midway between Granada and the coast at Salobrena. The area offers outstanding opportunities for those wishing to walk in the mountains of the Sierra Nevada, tour the villages of the Alpujarras or take in the sights of Granada, and the Alhambra Palace. The comfortable furnished roof terrace with its open mountain views is a relaxing place to sit, unwind and appreciate the pleasures of rural Spain.
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Casa Eras is situated within 4 Kilometers of the Main Granada / Motril motorway. Only twenty minutes away from Granada and the coast, and one hour to the international ski resort of Sol y Nieve.
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