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In a twist that's very reminiscent of Microsoft's naughty nineties, Mozilla has revealed that Windows RT — aka Windows 8 on ARM — will only support one web browser: Internet Explorer.
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Citing severe mobile fragmentation and unstandardized standards, Almost every player in the mobile space — except Apple and Google — have announced that they'll be forming a W3C group to tidy up the mobile web.
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Big Brother 15 Post-Finale Video Round-Up: Ample Apologies And Explanations
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That could've been really awkward, but he didn't seem to mind. And given his next comment about being personally offended by her comments about African Americans and Asians, it's not all that difficult to see why. By the time Aaryn spoke with this local CBS news reporter, she seemed to be caught up on her job situation. "You know it's not there anymore, but to be honest with you, it wasn't that great of an agency anyway and I have six meetings with six new agencies tomorrow, so it's a better step." Take that modeling agency that refuses to be associated with someone with racially insensitive views! In other news, points to Candice for graciousness. She came off looking good in the above interview, and she does in this one with Jeff: Back to top


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I took the kids to Sonic today for their "Happy Hour". This may be local, but Sonic offers 1/2 price drinks (slushies, fountain drinks, lime-aids) for 1/2 price between 2pm & 4pm. I get 4 slushise for my kids for $2 + Tax which is a great treat every now & then.
I also noticed a KIDS NIGHT sign while I was there today. On Wednesdays, Kids Meals are 99 cents. The kids meal also comes with a kid sized drink, side, and toy. (Our local Sonic also has a clown, games, etc)
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Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones Attend Opening Night of The Library
Originally posted 04/16/2014 02:20PM
Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones are together again on the red carpet.
Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones Hold Hands at N.Y.C. Restaurant
Originally posted 03/08/2014 03:15PM
Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones certainly looked like a happily married couple when they were spotted dining together earlier this week at NYY Steak in Manhattan.
PEOPLE's Guide to Posing Like a Boss During Oscars Season
Originally posted 01/17/2014 05:30PM
With Sunday's Oscars, the 2014 awards season reaches its climax. It's been a long road, filled with a lot of celebrities posing with a lot of pictures with a lot of trophies.
But what's the best way to pose with these awards? That's where we come in.
In advance of the 2014 Academy Awards on Sunday, we suggest the many nominees take a gander at these tips, so they won't be caught in a compromising position at the post-presentation podium.
Scott Thorson, Liberace's Former Lover, to Spend 8 to 20 Years in Prison
Originally posted 01/24/2014 11:10AM
A former lover of Liberace, who was the subject of the HBO film Behind the Candelabra, has been sentenced to eight to 20 years in a Nevada prison for failing another court-ordered drug test while on probation for burglary and identity theft convictions.
Washoe District Judge Patrick Flanagan sentenced Scott Thorson on Wednesday after a string of bad drug tests capped his failure to show up at a court-ordered treatment facility.
Flanagan originally suspended the prison sentence in July and gave Thorson a second chance in September after testing positive for methamphetamine, but he failed tests twice in October and again on Nov. 1. He was arrested Nov. 19 after violating an order to enter an inpatient treatment facility in Reno two weeks earlier, court records show.
Thorson, 54, whose real name is Jess Marlow, had admitted he was an addict but insisted he was determined to get sober when he tearfully appealed to the judge in September to spare him from prison.
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Anderson Cooper promised his peers they would be wowed by Sean Penn's third annual Help Haiti Home gala – and the journalist didn't disappoint.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas are kicking off 2014 with a show of family unity.
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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, start warming up!
Thursday morning brought the Golden Globe nominations from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, in anticipation of when the two women will host the freewheeling ceremony come next month.
As expected, there were major showings for the movies 12 Years a Slave, which led Wednesday's Screen Actors Guild nominations, and American Hustle, already winner of the New York Film Critics Circle Award for best film.
Those two films received seven nominations each, including those for 12 Years's Chiwetel Ejiofor and Hustle's supporting actors Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper.
Completely shut out, to the surprise of many, were SAG nominees Oprah Winfrey and Forest Whitaker – in fact, everything and everybody with anything to do with Lee Daniels' The Butler.
The 71st annual Golden Globes will air live on NBC on Sunday, Jan. 12. For a complete list of nominations, click here.
See This/Skip That: From Dallas Buyers Club to Free Birds
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Dallas Buyers Club, Ender's Game and Last Vegas are all solid bets for weekend fun, say PEOPLE's writers, but Free Birds is one lame duck.
Here's what to see and what to skip this weekend at the movies.
Michael Douglas Says 'Things Are Great'
Originally posted 10/21/2013 11:25AM
Michael Douglas sounds optimistic when it comes to him and estranged wife Catherine Zeta-Jones.
"Things are great," Douglas, now starring in Last Vegas, told reporters when asked about his nearly 13-year marriage. "Onward and upward."
Douglas, 69, was sans Zeta-Jones, 44, in Las Vegas at a promotional event for his new movie but donned his wedding ring and seemed in fine spirits.
Zeta-Jones was also spotted wearing her wedding ring in New York City last week, though the couple, who decided to "take a break" from their marriage earlier this year, haven't stepped out publicly together since last spring.
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After owning and trying many bronzers - this is my HG bronzer. Makes my skin glow (not shimmer! ick!) and is very blendable. Doesn't look cakey or look like dirt like so many bronzers can. I know many people of different tones that like this. I'm an NC 35.
So many bronzers out there have excessive shimmer and look fake! This gives a natural healthy glow and a tan if desired. I love it!
I really like this bronzer a lot. I don't own many but got this as part of my 500 point perk at Sephora. I've been meaning to buy one as my skin was starting to look overly pale and tired as the winter progressed. The key to this bronzer is to use a very light hand in key points of the face. I use the C method on either side of my face, blend it out lightly in the middle of my forehead, and on the bridge of my nose. The result is that I look healthier and brighter somehow. The bronzer IS shimmery but not overly so as most bronzers seem to be. Looks completely natural and pretty on my NC25 skin. Will I buy this again? No as I hardly use bronzer and when I do veery lightly so it'll take forever to use up and by the time I do i'll probably want something else but I really do like it.
Reasons for a 3: Does not last long, need to keep reapplying for that lightly sunkissed look. The color itself is a pretty, toasty bronzey color but nothing remarkable. I like bronzers and blushes to have more depth in its color for me to be truly impressed. HTH :)
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The.perfect.bronzer. Park Avenue Princess is very slightly darker than my skin tone (NC44ish) with a kick of golden sheen (not glitter!) to make my skin look healthy and glowy. I use this if I accidentally bought a too-light foundation or if I'm just generally looking pale/sick that day. No breakouts, but it doesn't last very long. The only thing I dislike is that the packaging looks tacky and cheap.
Have purchased this several times. Great blendable, buildable bronzer. Works on all skin tones, as I am pretty pale and I have used it on my African American family members.
This is a healthy and natural looking bronzer, without the excessive glitter, shimmer, and ruddiness caused by so many other similar products. The color is buildable, enabling the user to adjust the intensity as desired. It blends easily, and gives a sunkissed tan glow. The only downside is that it requires occasional touch ups throughout the day, as the color tends to fade after a few short hours.
I got this at Ulta when they had a special on it for only $15. I thought it was worth a try, I'd seen great reviews that said it was a perfect color for fair skin and didn't break anyone out. The color was more subtle and a bit cooler than other bronzers I've tried but it almost didn't show up well enough. When I used the right amount, it looked great but too much looked unnatural and a little muddy. It does have some shimmer but it's pretty subtle, I really only noticed it when I got some glitter fall-out. This took a while but eventually it broke me out like all bronzers I've tried. I recently patch testing hoping I was wrong but I am probably going to end up giving it away or throwing it out.
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GLOWING. Natural and not overly shimmery (key to a good bronzer I think). Long wearing. No adverse reaction from my sensitive, oily, acne-prone complexion. My go to skin accent.
It appears to be a truly universal color. I'm a tan medium in the summer when this works more like a face-color/highlight; and a light medium in the winter when this works more for contouring. This is on the golden side but in effect just adds SHEER warmth of tone; not yellow or orange tackiness. I tend to be very light handed with makeup, but you could certainly build this up for more oomph.
Can't say enough about how impressive this bronzer is compared to everything else. It's a testament to Tarte as a brand that consistently makes high performing AND chemical free products.
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i remember the first bronzer i tried yrs ago was by covergirl , I think it was sun kissed someting.. i never really developed a liking for bronzers until I received a deluxe sample of park ave princess ( matte) i love this stuff!. I typically use tarte bliss ( i think thats what its called) cheek stain.. a peach non shimmery color. but this bronzer tones it down a bit, making me have an even more natural glow . all pros & no cons! gives a natural warmth, even seems like it helps sets my cheek stain , giving it more staying power. not to mention this stuff lasts FOR EVER!
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I got this in a trial sized in sephora's 500 point gift. The powder is finely milled, brown with a golden cast to it. No obvious glitter or sparkle unless your skin is under direct sunlight. So far I'm liking this more than laguna for my NC 25ish skin. Laguna looks more of a dull brown than Park Avenue Princess.
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One of the best bronzers out there for light to medium cool and neutral skintones! Park ave princess is a true bronze with no orange or red tones. This bronzer is nicely pigmented and you can achieve the right level of bronze depending on how light or heavy handed you want to be. Also, Park ave princess is so beautiful and natural looking plus it's not loaded with sparkles. Park ave princess has the right amount of shimmer, it's very soft and creates a lovely glow. I love the packaging, it's flashy and slim. This bronzer retails for $29.00(US) and Tarte Cosmetics can be purchased at Ulta, Sephora, Tarte online and QVC.
UPDATE: Causes small red clusters of bumps on the days I wear this. So, 2 lippies off for this reaction. Plus, it's rated high for potential hazardous cosmetics per EWG.
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Another indispensable tool is what I call a Japanese keyhole saw:
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Brass tubing in various sizes. I use an old razor saw to cut angled slots in one end. It then becomes a perfect hole saw for making super clean openings in ribs or balsa formers for snaking servo wires/cables/rods etc. No more ripped up holes from trying to use a drill bit.
I also use tubing wrapped in sticky back sand paper for sanding those tricky rounded openings that nothing else seems to work well on. Joe |
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And how 'bout yet another tool..... The Midwest Easy Cutter I've had mine for at least 15 years and finally took them out of the package for the first time today. I'm finding them indispensable for cutting the tiny 3/32" balsa and basswood stringers in my rubber to R/C build. I definitely didn't pay anywhere near what these puppies cost now but after using them the going price is worth every penny! A quick cut then a final sand to exact size on my Foremost miter sander and I have a perfect fit every time.
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I stumbled across the darndest tool a while back, now I can't live without it. I bought a small vacuum that attaches to the top of a 5g bucket. I have it hanging underneath my work bench in a semi permanent way. Since its always handy it keeps small messes from becoming big messes. It's also excellent it finding wayward parts I thought I had put in a container.
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This post isn't so much a tool as it is a modification to a tool. I've had my Foremost miter sander for over 10 years and simply can't do without it. The only thing I don't like about it is that it can be hard to get the miter arm to stay in place while sanding ply or hardwood even if you get the pivot screw really tight. I've been meaning to do this mod for years and tonight finally took a few minutes to knock it out. I just used a square to hold the arm at true 90 degrees and drilled a 1/8" hole through the arm and into the base. I cut a 1" piece of 1/8" music wire and rounded the ends. Stuck it in the hole and viola! Locked in place and no more 1 or 2 degree mistakes in joints because the miter arm was moving around while sanding. I could also drill holes every 15 degrees too but don't see a need yet.
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CA - quick fixes, too expensive for anything else. Titebond - general building. 30 minute epoxy - high strength areas, firewalls, tail section, wing saddle. Any other epoxy - mix with denatured alcohol and fuel proof. Goop - to stick anything to polyester glass fuse. I dont have much luck with epoxy sticking to it. Also secures air tanks. Finish Reson - small glass jobs like a 1/5 scale warbird. Cheaper than buying a bunch of west systems reson. For making cowls - 30 min epoxy, stays semi flexible, light, and durable. Finish Reson, cures a little harder but still flexible, light and durable. Never used polyester. Gorilla Glue- Foam wing sheeting (used to use ProBond but cant find it anymore). Also used for robart hinge points, just takes a little. RC-56 - Canopy glue, (when I dont need screws). Edwin |
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I think pretty much everything has been mentioned here, but I found pipe cleaners are pretty useful for getting clogs out of tanks and needle valves, and a wax/release agent for molds etc. And Q Tips for the field box to get the dirt out of the venturi from noseovers (ok crashes) I got a lot of stuff from garage sales. Scroll saws, band saws, drill presses( they keep getting cheaper so I get more all the time. $30, $10, and the last one was $5) and even a Taig lathe. I already had a Hardinge lathe but thought it would save a trip to the garage on a cold day.
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More often any other method, I'd take an angled eyeliner brush, dip it into a powder pan (sometimes with a little help from Paula Dorf Transformer), and push the pigment into the roots of my upper lashes only. I'd almost always choose a sooty grey brown (like Laura Mercier Coffee Ground) or a true charcoal with no blue undertones (like MAC Typographic). If I ever went for color, it would be a deep navy, but I don't much care for how greens or purples look on me as eyeliners. If my eyes were brown, perhaps I would feel more comfortable enhancing my lashes with more colorful color.
Through beauty forums and blogs I learned about tightlining, which was an absolute miracle for me, the best beauty tip I had learned about in decades. I found out that I could add a shot of deep color directly at the lash line--from underneath the lashes--and all I'd see was an intensity to my eyelashes that looked incredibly thick and lush at the roots. Since I'd see no obvious color there, it was a perfect day look for me when I wanted to fake a no-makeup look ... except that my eyes would often become irritated and red, even if I carefully avoided the water line.
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I love this eyeliner so much, I have been using it every day, even on weekends when I am not leaving the house. One thin application lasts all day, even on a hot and humid summer day on my oily lids. Totally backup worthy. I have even been considering throwing away all of my gel eyeliners, which I do like but never appreciated the nuisance of having to wash a brush every every use.
I realize this review is lacking in photos. I took several, comparing Le Stylo in brown with my other brown or brownish eyeliners, but unfortunately the photos are stuck on my camera with no way to transfer them to my Mac, which goes to the Apple doctor this morning. If I remember, I will update this post as soon as my Mac is back, but in the meantime, I thought I would share the best tutorial on tightlining I have ever seen, by Beau Nelson of Beauté Cosmetics (who I think goes by the alias Ghost on Makeup Alley.)
Bottom line: One of the best eyeliners ever. I just wish it came in charcoal.
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Located in the peaceful resort of Playa Paraiso, the Fiesta Oasis Paraiso is just the place should serious amounts of relaxation top your holiday demands. Secluded, tasteful and jammed full of facilities, we're certain there'll be something for everyone. So where should you start? Well, you've got a pool, more sports than you can shake a stick at, and a regular bus service to the neon lights of Playa De Las Americas. Should you wish to spend your evenings with something a little more low key, the Oasis Paraiso lays on its own comprehensive entertainment. So with this many options, your only problem is how you're going to fit it all in.
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Sorry, but I'm a writer. I am highly suspicious of the use of "was" in OP's story. Newton, CT is a small town but a small town filled with middle to upper-middle class folk. Surely they know the difference between "We 'were' doing this and that" and "We 'was' doing this and that".
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You might not be a shill, but you are quite ignorant on many counts.
Your impression of what type of person exists in the "middle class" in America is grossly misinformed. As well as your impression of the quality of education in America's schools over the last 20 year, the standards for high school graduation, and the effect of diet and monotonous blue collar low wage work on one's ability to articulate thought to paper for anyone not used to writing.
The past tense of the verb "be" is various, and you would be surprised at how many people use "was" in "middle class" America.
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This is a page from the Franklin & Marshall magazine archives. |
Winter 2001 by Paula Holzman '01 |
Ro-ma, Ro-ma, RO-MA, RO-MA. The chant echoes through the late fall air along with the muffled clump of sword against wooden shield. Twelve men clad in sandals, cloaks and burnished armor march in formation, their chant increasing in intensity until it dissolves into a single yell. They surge forward, swords extended in front of them, straight toward the Steinman College Center. A ring of spectators braves the blustery cold to watch the Romans demonstrate various troop maneuvers. Children wearing miniature cloaks and carrying tinfoil shields and pila (spears) hover on the edges of the crowd, while their parents snap Polaroids of marching men in chain mail and Marvin the Martian-type hats boldly charging down the cement sidewalk. "Mommy, what are they doing?" asks one small voice. What, indeed? Call it the Classical West meets the Wild West. These latter-day "Romans" are members of Legio XXIV, a troupe of Roman re-enactors from Central Pennsylvania. "Defending the Frontiers of Ancient Rome in the Mid-Atlantic Province of North America" reads the gray-marbled brochure the men are handing out. The re-enactment raises more questions, of course. Why does F&M devote an entire department to studying a few groups of people who lived thousands of years ago? Why do students spend hours learning so-called dead languages like Latin and Ancient Greek and poring over books whose authors were reduced to dust eons ago? Why study classics at all? A certain allure Professor Michael Flower is frustrated. As head of the classics department, he has to field the same questions over and over again. "There's always been a certain objection to the relevance of classics," he explains. "I tell parents your children should study what interests them. The subject doesn't matter." But Flower is also quick to point out that majoring in classics does have its practical applications. He ticks off the more conventional justifications: Greek is useful for medical school and Latin for law school. Analyzing text is good practice for the rigors of law school. But there is more beyond these explanations, Flower says. Ancient civilizations have a certain allure that has been preserved in modern culture. Rome is everywhere you look--from government buildings in Washington, D.C., to casinos such as Caesar's Palace, to movies such as Disney's Hercules and last summer's blockbluster, Gladiator. At F&M, there's been a boom in Latin enrollment: Introductory Latin and Roman history classes have swelled to an unheard-of 38 students, and the waiting list for Roman history has at times been more than 100 people long. Popularity for the classics, says Flower, goes in cycles, but the classics never go out of style. The classics department is divided into three sections: Latin, Greek, and classical archaeology and ancient history. Beyond staples such as Greek, Latin and history, students may take courses such as "Ancient Laughter," which focuses on ancient comic drama, or spend an entire semester studying the works of Herodotus, Livy or Euripides. "One appeal is the quality of the writing: Homer, the tragedians, Virgil, Plato, Aristotle--the quality in and of itself is a great draw," Flower says. The study of classics has long been one of the foundations of a liberal arts education. The curricula of both Franklin and Marshall colleges as well as early F&M were all based in Latin, Greek and philosophy. A freshman at Marshall College in 1837 could expect to study Cicero's Select Orations, ancient geography, ancient history, Horace's Odes and Homer's Iliad during his first year. At Franklin College, in 1848, students took Latin grammar during their first year. Then, as now, classics had its detractors and defenders. Lewis H. Steiner, librarian of Baltimore's Enoch Pratt Free Library, gave an address titled "The College and The Old College Curriculum" at F&M's centennial celebration in 1887. "The age is one of steam and electricity. Our teachers [believe they] must present nothing to our children that will make them pause and cast a longing look at the past! We want none of the so-called culture of the dead languages. Teach us only things that are practical!" he lamented. But "Latin and Greek, instead of being dead, are really manifesting a perennial life throughout the literature of all countries, because they are the custodians of thought and beauty that belonged to the human mind, when it was untrammeled by traditions and reveled in close contact with truths of nature," he concluded, arguing that an education in classics truly did prepare young graduates for the coming 20th century. |
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re It's nice that Tomase talked to Warfield and his mother for that great article. In Boston it seems like it's a bonus whenever a reporter actually does work (with notable exceptions). Writers like Ron Borges could learn a few lessons from Tomase about actually talking to the people he writes about. .
That's an excellent article. Of course, whenever a team signs a new player, someone will try to develop a "feel-good" article out of it, but there really is a good story here (his mother sounds to be an exceptional person and it's great that he could use his football income to help her) and congratulations to Tomase for doing the work to get it. (I know that his work has been discussed earlier for being derivative and for being unfair to BB -- credit where credit's due, John!)
Great background story! This is the kind of writing that is lacking in the Boston media for the most part. Very Riese-like!!!
i like it yeah, it's extraordinary what one phone can do for an article. but it IS one of the few pieces lately out of the boston print media that reflects SOME effort. they must each call one peripheral guyr for stories, who knows. it wasn't too long ago that the best writers/reporters at el globo were in sports. amazing for a serious daily, but it fit at the time. might not happen again. dang sure ain't heppening now.
It seems easy to do..to make an effort, but realy how many of these slackers do?? Borges just stays away and hides in his office throwing darts at the Patriot organization and others are starting to follow suit. Reiss and Curran are much the other way, although MR is still mostly about facts and with an interesting tone. Borges and Cafardo can do the darts...much like Felger is warming up to do. Good for Tomase...!!! Hope more from him!!


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Steve Haunreiter of Camas, WA was born in Seattle, WA. He graduated from Edmonds High School in 1962, and studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Washington. At this time he met his beloved wife of 49 years,, Mary Bruce.
In 1968, Steve moved from Edmonds to Camas to start a career at Crown Zellerbach Paper Company. career of 40 years.
Steve and Mary raised their three sons in Camas, as well as eight Vietnamese children that he loved as his own. In 1996, they built their dream home along the Little Washougal River in Fern Prairie, which has served as a gathering place for their many children and grandchildren.
Steve was a community volunteer, and his life was focused on service to others. He was Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 565 in Camas for over 20 years, and was recognized with the Presidental Scout Master award of merit, as well as the prestigious Silver Beaver award. Steve served as an active member of the Camas Lions Club, and was awarded the Melvin Jones Fellow for dedicated humanitarian services. Steve was also the President of Camp Currie, a youth camp serving the Clark County community.
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****We do not know when his permanent headstone will be installed and I will post a photo of it after it's installation. I do not want the name of his mother listed on the memorial. Our children prefer their names be not listed. Thank you for amending this. While I have been active on "Findagrave" for many years, when I was told by a friend that Steve's death information was already there, along with a photo of the temporary marker, I was a bit surprised so I appreciate the chance to correct the information.
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Steve Haunreiter
Steve was my husband. He never went by his birth name of Lawrence Stephen Haunreiter because of the confusion with his father's name of Lawrence A. Haunreiter. I would prefer that on "find a grave" that he be listed as just Steve Haunreiter which is what his permanent headstone will read. I will post a photograph of his permanent headstone after it is installed and I would like to remove the photo of the temporary marker.
Thank you,
Mary Haunreiter
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on Jan 30, 2015 11:14 AM
Louise Irene Leach Boyd
I would like to give you credit for the info. May I put your name, even if only 1st name. Let me know?
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on Jan 20, 2015 11:39 PM
Louise Irene Leach Boyd
Thank you for the information. I appreciate it so much. So nice to have the info attached so others can enjoy. Are you related to this person?
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