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With KRCG 13 app, you get:
• The latest news and information from ConnectMidMissouri.com and KRCG 13, a CBS affiliate
• Notifications for news alerts, severe weather, closings and featured deals
• Multi-day forecast
• Animated weather radar
• Deals from restaurants, shops and other restaurants around Columbia, Jefferson City and the Lake of the Ozarks
• Closings and delays
• Election Results
• Contests
KMOV St. Louis
St. Louis Weather - KMOV
∙ Track Mid-Missouri storms with a highly responsive interactive map optimized for 3G and WiFi performance
∙ Get accurate 10 day forecasts with both daily and hourly detail
∙ Vertical and horizontal map display with looping
∙ NOWrad, the gold standard for radar in the weather industry
∙ Highest resolution satellite cloud imagery available
∙ Exclusive patent pending Road Weather Index
∙ Get your First Alert to severe weather with color coded alerts arranged by severity
∙ Fully integrated GPS for current location awareness
∙ Integrated compass overlay for 3GS models
∙ Ability to easily save your favorite locations
∙ Full featured and user tested
FOX 2 News St. Louis - KTVI
This app features constantly updated coverage of the St. Louis area from the team at FOX2, including news updates, live streaming newscasts (on many devices), and breaking news updates.
You can even choose which kinds of push notifications you'd like to get from KTVI, and let us know when to not disturb you by setting a 'quiet time'.
Our Interactive Radar brings you a powerful weather tool you can use to track storms, while updated weather forecasts will let you plan ahead to avoid severe weather.
Las Vegas Job Match
Features include:
-Alarm Clock function
-Live streaming newscasts
-Up to the minutes news and sports stories
-Breaking news alerts
-Weather forecast with radar
-Traffic maps with real time conditions
The Advocate
theadvocate.com, the online presence of The Advocate newspaper, is South Louisiana's largest news website and is relied upon daily by thousands to get the news that matters most to them.
Here are some of the features of this app:
* Up-to-the-minute local news coverage
* Breaking news updates
* In-depth coverage of LSU, SU, Saints, Hornets, and local prep sports
* Regional and national entertainment stories
KTIV News 4
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*Continuous News as it is updated throughout a 24-hour cycle
*News videos and weather forecasts/updates on demand
*Weather Radar/Maps/Temps current and up to date in an easily viewable format
*LSU, Southern, Saints and High School Sports stories and scores
*Breaking News
*Severe Weather
-Breaking News
-Local, State and National Sports Coverage
-Local Weather Forecasts
-Local and State Political News
Salisbury Post
Stay connected to Rowan and Cabarrus County news with Salisbury Post's app.
Covering Salisbury, China Grove, Spencer, East Spencer, Kannapolis, and many other towns throughout Rowan County.
Aeropres Benefit
WBRZ Sports2Geaux
Search excercise schedules, get sports & program information, membership information and more!
This app contains fitness class schedules, sports and program information and an events calendar.
At the YMCA of Northwest Louisiana we serve the Shreveport-Bossier City area through a camp and 2 full-service branches that offer wellness, aquatic, youth sports, and an afterschool program.
We are for youth development, healthy living & social responsibility.
We are the YMCA!
Bossier Chamber
Key Features include:
• Find Members
• Email Businesses direct
• Map Businesses
• Quick Access to the Bossier Chamber Members and Leaders
• Chamber Events Calendar
• Community Events Calendar
• Quick Connect to Chamber's Social Networks
• Quick Connect to Chamber's Full Website
LA Rx
Save Wedding Day
Save Wedding Day is an amazing way to get inspiration and ideas from other brides in your area, and it's also a fun and easy way to get friends and family involved too!
Our shuttles consist of Ford XLT-350 10-passenger vans loaded up with today's latest technology. Each of the vans will serve as a WiFi hotspot. In addition to accessing the Internet, you will also be able to plug in your ipod, iphone or MP3 player to play whichever music you desire. This also applies to video as we equipped our vans with 18" LCD monitors at the front of van. We have the highest quality audio system installed as well as LED lights under the seats to make sure you have the most enjoyable iShuttle experience!
We want to make sure we cover all of your transportation needs!
There are multiple ways the iShuttle rides can be accessed. The most simple way is to download the application to either your iPhone or Android. If the users do not have those type of smart phones, then any phone that can access the Internet can log on to our website.
Once you have downloaded the application, some of the benefits are:
•Creating and managing your personal information and credit card information.
•Being assigned a unique bar code that will be scanned upon entering the iShuttle.
•Tracking your location at all times with the use of GPS technology
•Booking a ride.
•Prepaying for the ride before the iShuttle shows up for pickup or you use your bar code and scan your bar code upon entering the iShuttle to pay!
All in the palm of your hand! With the iShuttle app, you have real time access to the iShuttle and know when to expect your ride to be there.
This application is free.
App Features Include:
•Film Production Information & Studio Listings
•Digital & Software Incentive Information
•State & Local Incentives Snapshot Chart
•Industrial Park & Commercial Real Estate Information
•Demographic Statistics
For more information about GBEDF, please visit our website: www.gbedf.org.
This easily navigated interface provides a wealth of information frequently needed by Aeropres customers and now available on the go right at one's fingertips. Now Aeropres customers can enjoy all the latest energy information and trends from one source.
This free application provides an extensive customer service mdodule including:
-Quotation request
-Billing question resolution
-General sales inquiry requests
-Technical information requests
A comprehensive Technical Data Section including:
-MSDS Sheets
-Product specifications
-Detailed physical properties for all gases
A Members Only Section which provides access to valuable data including:
-Historical NGL pricing and proprietary trend information
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ROSA Announces Enterprise Distribution
ROSA announces the test version of its server operating system based on the ROSA Enterprise Linux Server "Helium" platform.
The ROSA Directory Server component is intended for administration of user accounts and controlling access to resources of a local network. ROSA Directory Server is based on the Mandriva Directory Server with additions to provide strong authentication (Kerberos) and support for administration of several subnetworks. Key components of the distribution are: ROSA Directory Server, ROSA Server Setup, and OpenStack 2012.1 Essex.
The ROSA Server Setup tool lets you install and configure main server components using a web interface. And, OpenStack 2012.1 Essex provides a set of tools and services for building private and public cloud infrastructures.
ROSA Enterprise Linux Server "Helium" is available for x86 (i586) and x86_64 hardware platforms and is compatible with open and commercial enterprise software, including binary-level compatibility. RELS is based on server solutions from Red Hat and Mandriva.
For more information please visit: http://www.rosalab.com. You can download the test edition of the ROSA Enterprise Linux Server "Helium" 2012 operating system here.
Issue 174/2015
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Microsoft Frees Code for .NET Build Engine
MSBuild is now just another GitHub project as Redmond continues its path to the light.
Researchers Demonstrate Hack by Heat
Malware could pass data and commands between disconnected computers without leaving a trace on the network.
Kernel Developers Adopt Code of Conflict
New rules emphasize collegiality in coding.
Ubuntu Switches to systemd
Upstart lands in the dust bin as a new era begins for Linux.
Old Vulnerabilities Are Kept Alive Through Bad Configuration
HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
Microsoft Frees CoreCLR
.NET Core execution engine is the basis for cross-platform .NET implementations.
New Trojan Attacks Linux Servers
The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
Cisco Releases Annual Security Report
Spammers go low-volume, and 90% of IE browsers are unpatched.
Zero Day Exploits Target Flash
Adobe scrambles to release patches for vulnerable Flash Player.

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06 Jan WSJ: PE Firms Paying Near Record Prices
Posted at 12:37h in M&A Blog
An article in the Wall Street Journal (January 4, 2012) corroborates what we've been seeing and telling our clients. Namely, that private equity firms are:
- Very active
- Paying premiums
- Buying smaller companies than in the past
- Using less leverage (more equity)
The article is titled, "Private-Equity Firms Forced to Evolve." Here's the link.
Acquisition Advisors represents business owners that don't need to sell — but want to — quietly, professionally, and for absolute maximum. If you fit the criteria and own a business that's growing and earning at least $1 million per year, we want to talk to you.
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Dance Academy: Meet OlliePosted on 01/06/2013 by Lisa
In this video, Keiynan Lonsdale (Ollie) talks about his character, a new face on Dance Academy this season.
You'll see more of Ollie on Dance Academy this week. Catch up on the show here, and tune in Wednesday for four new episodes, starting at 9pm et.
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My education at Lake State taught me not only the basics of exercise science and health and wellness but prepared me for my future research career. I became involved in national organizations, improved my networking skills to create working relationships, and ended up with an amazing paid internship that turned into a 3-year research professional position at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, GA. Now in graduate school pursuing a doctorate degree at Virginia Tech, I rely on the knowledge I acquired at Lake State and put it to practice daily while discussing health-related topics in class or conducting obesity and inflammation research in our laboratory.
Elaina Marinik
Exercise Science Alum,
Graduate Student,
Virginia Tech.
The mission of Regent Park Scholars is to offer
the families of Northeast Detroit a K-8 public school with a challenging
academic program and a strong culture that values integrity, academic
excellence, and accountability, where each and every student is given the
opportunity for success in high school, college and beyond.
The mission of Regent Park Scholars is to offer
the families of Northeast Detroit a K-8 public school with a challenging
academic program and a strong culture that values integrity, academic
excellence, and accountability, where each and every student is given the
opportunity for success in high school, college and beyond.
Regent Park Scholars Academy
15865 E. Seven Mile Rd.
Detroit, Michigan 48025
(313) 371-1300
(313) 221-9942
Crystal Byse, email@example.com
Mangement Company:
National Heritage Academies
Board of Directors:
President: Dr. Judy Alhamisi, firstname.lastname@example.com
Vice President: Jennifer Hayes, firstname.lastname@example.com
Treasurer: Barbara Bates, email@example.com
Secretary: Jasmine Bridges, firstname.lastname@example.com
Trustee: Susan Owens, firstname.lastname@example.com
Trustee: Keri Wallace, firstname.lastname@example.com
LSSU Oversight Officer:
Nick J. Oshelski
Executive Director Charter Schools
Contract (pdf)
Board of Directors:
President: Dr. Judy Alhamisi, firstname.lastname@example.com
Vice President: Jennifer Hayes, email@example.com
Treasurer: Barbara Bates, email@example.com
Secretary: Jasmine Bridges, firstname.lastname@example.com
Trustee: Susan Owens, email@example.com
Trustee: Keri Wallace, firstname.lastname@example.com
As we conclude the year, we look back as a
Kindergarten team and reflect on the year and
take pride in the accomplishments we have
achieved. This year has been very exciting in
Kindergarten! Science is at the forefront as our
students prepare for the future and we want to
make sure they have a love for the outside world.
We want our scholars to be inquisitive about
everything that takes place and investigate what
is happening. We have invoked this passion
within our students by exposing them to hands
on experiences at the apple orchard to discover
the changes that happen through the seasons
and the life cycle of the tree. They enjoyed a trip
to the zoo, which allowed them to see different
types of animals and learn about each one.
Theyve also been able to investigate the life
cycle of a butterfly by watching it occur within
the classroom. We encourage a hands-on
experience to allow our students curiosity to be
answered and to further investigate this world.
This year Regent Park was honored to partner
with The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
for our Pasta for Pennies fundraiser. Student
donated spare change into classroom collection
boxes during the month of March. All donations
were sent to The Leukemia and Lymphoma
Society to help with their efforts to cure blood
cancers. The classroom that donated the most
money earned a free Pasta Lunch from Olive
Garden. Congratulations to Ms. Millers 1st
graders for winning the Olive Garden Pasta
In December, K-2nd grade and the Middle
School Drawing and Design elective class
hosted an Art Show. Artwork covered the walls
of Regent Park, showing off the hard work and
creativity of our students. In the Spring students
participated in Field Day. The theme this year
was Under the Sea. Events included a bounce
house, inflatable obstacle course, water games,
tug-o-war and relays!
This year the 3rd Grade students traveled to the
Detroit Institute of Arts. Students and parents
enjoyed the experience of seeing one of Detroits
greatest cultural treasures. The students were
shown American Indian artifacts and paintings
to coincide with our Social Studies unit on
Native Americans in Michigan. In addition, the
students learned about Diego Riveras famous
mural and how it depicts the growth of industry
in Detroit.
The 3rd graders also traveled to Cranbrook
Institute of Science. While there students were
exposed to demonstrations on electricity and
magnetism. The students enjoyed the teachers
crazy hair caused by the Vann DeGraff
generator! The students also enjoyed viewing
the stars in the planetarium. In addition, they
got to see live bats and how they benefit our
environment. Students also experienced
interactive lectures about the People of the
Three Fires. Seeing the birch bark canoe and
touching the genuine animal pelts was a unique
experience for our students.
The Regent Park Scholars Academy 4th
graders had an excellent opportunity to travel to
the Detroit Historical Museum at the beginning
of the 2013-2014 school year. During this field
trip, students had the opportunity to learn about
significant geographic, economic, social, and
cultural developments of the city. Students
were able to explore the old streets of Detroit
which allowed them to walk through buildings,
streets, and experiences that replicated the
city of Detroit throughout several periods in
history. Students were engaged and excited to
learn about their hometown and spend the day
exploring the history of Detroit!
The 4th graders at RPSA participated in a
service project during the 2013 holiday season.
Students ran a canned food drive at RPSA in
the form of a school-wide competition. Classes
were encouraged to bring in as many canned
food items as they could over a period of
several weeks. A few days before Thanksgiving,
the students took hundreds of cans over the
food pantry that is operated by our neighboring
church, St. Jude. The canned food donations
helped to stock the food pantry for families in need that are from the community in which our
students live. It was an excellent opportunity for
our students to give back to their community and
help to provide families with meal essentials for
the holidays.
This year was very exciting and memorable for
our 5th grade students. In December, the 5th
grade visited the Detroit Science Center. It was
an awesome trip that Im sure the students will
remember for years to come. Students were
able to have hands on access to a variety of
science topics. We even got to see a scientist
give a demonstration with electricity. The 5th
graders are also taking a trip to the YMCA
Camp Copneconic in the end of May. This
nature camp will give 5th graders a time to bond
along with enjoying the outdoors and even
learning a bit too! The 5th graders have been
working hard and having fun along the way! It
was an awesome year!
The middle school had an opportunity to visit
Cranbrook Institute of Science this spring. Our
6th and 7th graders were able to explore the
mineral gallery and learn about the mineral
that come from right here in Michigan as well
as thousands of others from around the world.
The students were then able to unearth fossils
and examine the skeletons of dinosaurs in the
Lost World traveling exhibit. In addition, our
students were able attend special presentations
on geology and weather.
Our middle school is also hard at work producing
a student newspaper called Panther Patrol.
This is an elective in which our middle school
students interview, report on and photograph
events happening at our school. The yearend
edition will have a special feature on the
MOCK elections for 7th grade. Each issue also
spotlights of one of our staff members
A Great Place...
Gabby Castillo
Mt. Pleasant, MI
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One of the things new writers are often told is "write what you know". Like most writing advice, it's partly right, partly wrong. Obviously, slavish devotion to this rule would mean writing no science fiction, no fantasy, no historical fiction, or anything like that. At its most extreme, you could only write about the people you know and the places you've personally visited.
One of the hardest things about being a new writer is finding reasons to keep going. In my early days, I wrote five novels and twenty short stories before selling a single word. That's around half a million words. What motivated me on days when the dream wasn't enough?
In my first post I mentioned that I used to write music. It's true. In High School, I produced reams of scores for piano and other instruments, and later moved onto a very limited 8-track sequencer running on the same Amiga computer I used to write my first novel.
Sleep is a time when our unconscious gets busy, filling our heads with nonsense and wonders. More of the former than the latter, usually, but I've lost count of the number of times I've woken up with a thought that either solved a problem I was struggling with the previous day or an entirely new idea.
In the science fiction and fantasy scene, there's a lot of talk about world-building. You know, how the science of Star Wars works (or doesn't work) and how the different kingdoms of Game of Thrones differ from each other, etc. Which is not to say that world-building isn't important in other genres, like romance and crime. It's just more obvious. I mean, take historical fiction as a genre that sits in the middle, between pure realism and speculative fiction. No one I know has ever been to 18th Century Italy (say) so the author has to create a convincing picture of it and make it make sense, using nothing but words.
We are what we eat. That's what they say, and I think it's true of writing too. We write what we read, or we are at least strongly influenced by what we read.
I'm asking myself this question now, not just because my residency arguably begins with this second post, but also because I'm about to start writing a new novel. The new novel of a new series, in fact; there's a lot riding on it. So: where to start?
Where does anyone start?
Hi there. I'm Sean Williams and it's December, and I'm excited to be here INSIDE A DOG looking out at all of you.
As I said in my last post, watching movies will never really teach you how to write. Only reading does that. If you aren't immersed in the best writing, the kinds of books you enjoy the most, you can never hope to create a novel that has a life of its own.
That said – you can learn a little about storytelling from movies.
Writing is the art of prose. Storytelling goes along with it, but isn't precisely the same thing. I think storytelling is about expressing the narrative instinct, the need all humans have to imagine what happened before this moment, or what could happen next. Not everyone is an avid reader – but virtually everyone will enjoy a story with a sensational beginning, dramatic middle, various twist and turns in the plot, and a satisfying conclusion. Seeing this unfold in movies won't teach you how to write it (again, only reading does that); however, it may help you recognize when you're on the right track, or where you've gone astray.
A few storytelling tools movies can share with books:
One of the most important things an aspiring writer can do is read. Read widely. Read the kinds of books you most love. Read books you'd never normally dream of picking up. Read everything. That's how we learn what kinds of characters fascinate us, what sorts of stories ignite our imaginations. And even though you can analytically study your favorite novels to see exactly what makes them work, this isn't absolutely necessary. You'll absorb, on an almost subconscious level, a few lessons about how to create a gripping first chapter, how to execute a plot twist, or how to pull various narrative threads together at the end.
This advice sounds sort of silly, because – come on. Doesn't every would-be writer love to read?
The answer, strangely enough, is no. Astonishingly, I often hear people who talk about the books they want to write, but haven't actually read anything in months, sometimes even years. When they think about stories, they think in terms of movies rather than novels. Sometimes this is deliberate, because people love to think about their book becoming a film someday. Who wouldn't? I dream of this myself.


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I was born and raised in Venice Beach California, so I can let you know where the fun and less touristic places are to go around here. I have two very sweet dogs, and I love to surf, play music, and prepare and eat good and healthy foods. I enjoy meeting good people from all walks of life and cultures.
I look forward to hearing from you.


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Posts tagged "shaving"
It Gets 0.86 Percent Better For The Gays And Lesbians Every Year
Public opinion of homosexuality improves by 0.86 percent per year worldwide. [The Daily Beast] The Ku Klux Klan says that it's embracing racial diversity in order to work toward building a "strong America." OK. [The Root] The Bath Film Festival has a feminist rating for movies this year. [Marie Claire] Nico Lang…
Rebecca Vipond Brink
November 11, 2014
True Love Is Kristen Bell Shaving Dax Shepard's Buttcrack
There's not much that needs to be said about this, aside from the fact that someone should get Kristen Bell a trophy for Wife Of The Year. The "Veronica Mars" star got VERY up close and personal with her husband Dax Shepard's ass when he decided…
Katie Oldenburg
October 14, 2014
Your Razor Is Bleeding You Dry (So Switch To A Straight Razor Instead)
It's weird, how we gender inanimate objects, isn't it? I always felt like masculinity got all the good stuff -- ties and tie bars, motorcycle boots, cufflinks, cars, fountain pens, leather chairs, horses, weapons, tools, whiskey, loafers, barware. I mean sure, I enjoyed my dress-up costumes, makeup, kitchen tools, and art supplies, but it all…
Rebecca Vipond Brink
June 19, 2014
Crappy Veet Ad Campaign Says A Woman With Leg Hair Is A "Man"
Listen, it's not new for companies that make hair removal products and tools to focus their messaging on how "gross" body hair is, in particular on a woman. I don't think I've ever met a hair removal ad that made me feel great or even neutral about my body hair. But these new ads from…
Amelia McDonell-Parry
April 8, 2014
Silly Questions: What Would Your Personalized Pubic Hairstyle Look Like?
When I saw that today's New York Times Style section has yet another article about the return of pubic hair, I sighed with annoyance. Must we? Again? Seriously, I do not really actually care what any of you do with…
Amelia McDonell-Parry
January 30, 2014
Of Course Mama June Shaves Her Face
In "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" land, mother/daughter bonding consists of teaching your daughter how to shave your face before painting up the old barn. Because hey, Alana might as well practice getting rid of "turkey neck" hair, which will be sprouting on her face soon enough. In a clip from…
Ami Angelowicz
September 11, 2013
Alessandra Ambrosio's Secret
Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. On her way to Coachella this weekend, Victoria's Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio whipped out her electric razor and did little on-the-go grooming in her Escalade. Somehow, she managed to make shaving in public look classy. I'm going to remember this for the next time I'm running late…
Ami Angelowicz
April 23, 2013
Australian News Warns A "P*ssy Shaver" Is On The Loose
At my local salon, a good pussy shaving could cost around $60 bucks — but that's not the type of pussy we're talking about here. Get your mind out of the gutter. Little five-year-old Cleo is continually being assaulted by strangers who shave off her fur. Poor thing! And someone at Australia's NT News i…
Jessica Wakeman
April 17, 2013
It's Decembeaver, Grow Your Bush For A Cause
You might have felt excluded by Movember (or not). Well, that's over now. Goodbye Movember, hello Decembeaver, a month when women can stop shaving their muffs for cancer. Some comedians got together and started their own campaign to go all "Bob Ross" down there. And while it appears to be a Movember spoof ("If you…
Ami Angelowicz
December 16, 2012
True Story: I Didn't Shave For Two Months And Lived To Tell About It
The open joke in The Frisky offices is that while everyone else gets Brazilian waxes, I'm the proud queen of an au naturelle bush. I love my pubic hair — it makes me feel grownup and womanly and not like one of those gross hairless cats. I always trim a little bit, but that's the extent…
Jessica Wakeman
December 3, 2012
What We Missed: The Frisky Staff Chats About Planned Parenthood Black Friday Deals, Jessica's Leg Hair & Cheese Sex!
Happppppy Friday, y'all! It's time for another episode of What We Missed, the show in which your beloved Frisky staffers (we are beloved, right?) discuss the stories they didn't get around to writing about this week. On the docket: Jessica's cockblocking leg hair situation, a Florida Planned Parenthood's controversial decision to offer Black…
Amelia McDonell-Parry
November 30, 2012
Crowd-Sourcing: What Are Your Secrets For Getting Really Smooth, Hair-Free, Bump-Free Legs?
I have a confession to make: I'm 33-years-old and I still don't know how to shave my legs. I mean, okay, I know how to shave my legs, but I don't know how to shave my legs. Not in a way that doesn't result in ingrown hairs, irritation, and ashy skin. I am really bad…
Julie Gerstein
August 22, 2012
Getting Smooth Survival Guide: 5 Tricks To Make You A Better Shaver
Summer is just around the corner! Hair removal season has begun! In our "Getting Smooth Survival Guide," we'll be testing out various ways to defuzz your body parts, if defuzzing is something you choose to do. (No judgement if you're happily rocking body hair. Do you, girl.) I started shaving when I was 11. I'm…
Ami Angelowicz
June 21, 2012
Swedish Women Put Down Their Razors, "Take The Hair Back"
It all started--as many revolutions do--with a school librarian. Lina Ehrin, a 32-year-old librarian from central Sweden, was in the audience of a national Swedish singing contest when TV cameras captured a shot of her cheering wildly with her arms raised--armpit hair clearly exposed. A fan of the show posted a screengrab of Lina o…
Winona Dimeo-Ediger
June 7, 2012
6 Ways We're Shaving Our Legs Wrong
When it came to shaving my legs, the razor would always win the battle. Instead of walking out of my bathroom with clean, shaven limbs, I'd end up frustrated with all the unsightly gashes and leftover hair stubble. According to Schick Quattro for Women Brand Manager Christine Galotti and Skintimate Brand Manager Alison Macneil, the tell–tale sign a woman i…
May 26, 2012
In The Nick Of Time For V-Day
Itchy legs after shaving are the worst, especially when you have to hustle out of the warm shower to slather body butter on yourself. But I've finally found a product that doesn't make my dry, winter skin even more parched — EOS Pomegranate Raspberry Ultra Moisturizing Shaving Cream. Its consistency is more like a thick…
Jessica Wakeman
February 13, 2012
An Open Letter to My Razor
Dear Razor, We go back a long way, you and me. We've gotten together a few times a week since 8th grade, although according to some of the girls in my class I should have become acquainted with you at least a year earlier. On the whole, our relationship has been delightfully smooth (see what…
Winona Dimeo-Ediger
November 11, 2011
You're Wasting Water By Shaving Your Legs, Ladies
Who is to blame for Mother Earth's metastasizing environmental crisis? Women, of course. Are we tossing out too many sanitary napkins? Drinking too many lattes in cardboard cups? Well, yes, but this is more serious. Us ladies are "wasting" billions of liters of water every year leaving the water running while we shave our…
Jessica Wakeman
August 31, 2011
What Kind Of Parent Would Give Their Kid This Slutty Wolfwoman To Play With?
Toy companies have made it easy for Child Protect Services: just park at Toys 'R Us near the slutty wolfwoman doll and snag whomever's hand in the beartrap of poor decisions. Much like Barbie, Mattel's Monster High doll, Clawdeen Wolf, sports a lush head of hair, a fur-lined jacket, and the shortest of miniskirts.
Jessica Wakeman
March 17, 2011
Flowchart: Should You Shave Your Legs?
I'm on a sabbatical and my razor blades are dull. I'm gonna go with NO. [Bite Daily]…
Amelia McDonell-Parry
February 10, 2011
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April 1, 2015
Choupette Lagerfeld Makes Way More Money Than You
She's a millionaire, what have YOU done with your life today?
Claire Hannum
April 1, 2015
Our Beloved Joni Mitchell Is "Awake And In Good…
Claire Hannum
April 1, 2015
Adrienne Bailon Sings Publicly For The First Time In…
The talented Adrienne Bailon, who you may know as a former Cheetah Girl, a singer from 3LW, or the most rational person to ever appear on "Keeping Up With The Kardashians," ended her nearly six-year break from the musical spotlight to honor late Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla-Perez. Selena died 20 years ago today when she was shot…
Claire Hannum
April 1, 2015
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High school kicker boots 67-yard field goal
- Updated: October 19, 2012
Austin Rehkow, a senior at Central Valley High School in Veradale, Washington, kicked a 67-yard field goal last night, and it could not have come at a better time.
Rehkow's 67-yard field goal came in the final seconds of regulation to force overtime, making this feat not only one of the most incredible kicking accomplishments in the history of the sport, but also one of the most clutch. Rehkow's Central Valley team ended up on top of what must have been a wild 62-55 overtime result.
After kicking a 67-yard field goal it is probably safe to assume he will be getting some scholarship offers. According to Rivals.com, Rehkow has some interest in Stanford, Washington State and Air Force in addition to a few FCS schools such as Cornell, Harvard and Eastern Washington. Clearly the kid has the book smarts. Now we will see if anyone else comes calling after seeing this.
According to Wikipedia, Rehkow's field goal is a state record, and third longest recorded in high school football history. The longest field goal in college football history was kicked by Abilene Christian University's Ove Johansson against East Texas State on October 16, 1976. Johansson's 69-yard field goal remains the longest verified field goal in football history.
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Office of Management and Budget Director Sylvia Burwell is expected to replace Kathleen Sebelius at the Department of Health and Human Services.
Kathleen Sebelius, the public face of the botched rollout of the HealthCare.gov website, is resigning from her post as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. Sylvia Burwell, director of the Office of Management and Budget, has been tapped to take over.
The move comes as the Obama administration is taking something of a victory lap for steering a reported 7.5 million people to private health plans under the Affordable Care Act -- slightly up from Congressional Budget Office projections and by all accounts more than was expected after the site's disastrous October launch.
The "tech surge" that fixed the site was managed by former White House official Jeff Zients and took place largely out of public view. Sebelius occupied the spotlight, taking responsibility for HealthCare.gov's problems and appearing before Congress in a series of bruising hearings that revealed there was not much in the way of hands-on executive oversight by HHS of the design, build, and testing of the site.
By contrast, Burwell's relations with Congress appear to be excellent. Not only was she confirmed by a 96-0 vote, but the Clinton administration veteran and former WalMart Foundation executive has established herself as a reliable partner for appropriators and oversight committees. Members of Congress are important OMB customers, and from a recent hearing of the Appropriations subcommittee that funds the agency, it's clear that members on both sides are pleased with Burwell's openness, availability and responsiveness.
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Burwell's Senate confirmation hearing likely will be consumed by the politics of the Affordable Care Act, especially with the 2014 midterm elections looming. Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), the ranking member on the Senate Finance Committee that will vet the nomination, is a determined opponent of the legislation, as are all the Republican members of the panel. But it's hard to think of another high-ranking Obama administration official with as smooth a path to confirmation as Burwell, and Senate rules make it next to impossible for Republicans to fully block the nomination.
There is not yet a clear candidate to fill Burwell's slot at OMB. Brian Deese, the Deputy Director on the budget side, has been an influential economic policy voice in the Obama White House, but he is in his mid-30s and may not be considered seasoned enough for the job. Deputy Director for Management Beth Cobert is another possibility, although she was sworn in only last October, and is in the midst of implementing the Obama administration's management agenda. And Zients, now a White House economic advisor, twice held the top OMB post on an acting basis and is another possible candidate.
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- 2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh ginger
- 2 serrano or jalapeño peppers, seeded and finely chopped
- 4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 3 tablespoons fish sauce, divided
- 2 tablespoons orange juice, divided
- 1 teaspoon cornstarch
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- Mix sugar, the remaining 2 tablespoons fish sauce and 1 tablespoon orange juice in a small bowl.
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Per serving: 243 calories; 7 g fat (1 g sat, 4 g mono); 68 mg cholesterol; 19 g carbohydrates; 3 g added sugars; 25 g protein; 3 g fiber; 575 mg sodium; 615 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Selenium (44% daily value), Vitamin C (28% dv), Potassium (18% dv).
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NEW YORK (AP) — A casino bus careened out of control outside New York City on Wednesday, sending 24 people to the hospital with minor injuries and recalling a collision last year that killed 15 casino-goers just two miles up the road, authorities said.
It appeared the driver had been going too fast for the wet conditions, said New York State police Sgt. John Maasz. The bus company, Star Tag Inc., has received four citations for unsafe driving in the last two years and every recorded inspection resulted in vehicle maintenance violations. Most recently, in May, authorities caught one of its motor coaches going at least 15 miles per hour over the speed limit, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
The bus was on an early morning route from Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut to Chinatown in Queens when it struck a center median barrier on Interstate 95 in New Rochelle, veered right over three lanes, then slid about 500 feet along an outer barrier before stopping.
Charges were not immediately filed, pending an investigation, Maasz said. Of the 24 people on board, the driver — who was ejected from the bus — was the most seriously injured. All were sent to hospitals, but none had serious injuries.
The accident happened about two miles south of the site of the March 2011 crash that killed 15 people on a bus bound for New York City's other Chinatown — the one in Manhattan. At that time, about 30,000 Chinese New Yorkers were boarding discount buses traveling from Chinatown to casinos each week.
The bus involved in Wednesday's crash served a similar clientele. Many of the passengers were able to communicate with police only through hospital interpreters, Maasz said. Foxwoods lists Star Tag vehicles on an online list of "Asian Buses."
Messages left for a Foxwoods representative and for Star Tag were not immediately returned.
The crash comes about a month after government safety officials swooped down on more than two dozen curbside bus operations that mostly ferry passengers in the busy East Coast transportation corridor, closing them for safety violations in the largest single federal crackdown on the industry.
The crackdown was prompted by fatal accidents in New Jersey and Virginia last spring and the March 2011 New York crash, in which the bus flipped onto its side and struck a pole.
That crash was probably caused by the driver's lack of sleep and a bus company that provided too little oversight, according to the National Transportation Safety Board. The driver, Ophadell Williams, was charged with manslaughter and has pleaded not guilty. His attorney has said his client is not responsible for the accident.
Federal regulators shut down the bus operator, World Wide Tours of Greater New York, after that accident.
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Fort Fairfield Boys Soccer 1 at Penobscot Valley 0
By Bob Smith on Oct. 28, 2014, at 7:10 p.m.
At Howland, Johnny Theriault converted a penalty kick with 2:59 left in the first 15-minute overtime lift No. 7 Fort Fairfield to the upset over No. 2 Penobscot Valley in an East Class D quarterfinal. It's the second straight season the Howlers were eliminated 1-0 in overtime on their home field. PVHS had …
Bangor Christian Boys Soccer 2 at Penobscot Valley 0
on Oct. 18, 2014, at 4 p.m.
At Howland, Bangor Christian's Josh Palmeter stunned the Howlers by scoring just 23 seconds into the game en route to a 2-0 win, snapping Penobscot Valley's 10-game winning streak. Palmeter scored again 11 minutes after his first goal. Tyler Welch and Luke Chandler notched assists. BC is now 12-1, winning nine …
Penobscot Valley Boys Soccer 5 at Penquis Valley 0
By Jeremy Durost on Oct. 14, 2014, at 6:49 p.m.
At Milo, Jarrett Priest and Dylan Clement each scored two goals to lead Penobscot Valley past Penquis for their 11th win. The Howlers scored with four seconds left in the first half and 24 seconds into the second half. Teddy Hallett added a goal for 11-1-1 PVHS of Howland. Grant Doane …
DIS Boys Soccer at Penobscot Valley 6
By Jeremy Durost on Oct. 11, 2014, at 8:19 p.m.
At Howland, Penobscot Valley scored 39 seconds into the game and never looked back, beating Deer Isle-Stonington. Grant Doane had a hat trick to lead the Howlers in scoring while Teddy Hallett and Thomas Spencer added two assists each. Jacob Whitten, Jarrett Priest and Brady Harding rounded out the scoring with one …
Penobscot Valley Boys Soccer 2 at Lee 0
By Ben Arsenault on Oct. 09, 2014, at 7:43 p.m.
At Lee, Penobscot Valley scored a goal in each half to defeat the Pandas. The Howlers' Dylan Clement scored with three minutes left in the first half for an early 1-0 lead. Seven minutes into the second half, Thomas Spencer scored past a diving goalkeeper to secure the win for …
Katahdin Boys Soccer 1 at Penobscot Valley 4
By Jeremy Durost on Oct. 07, 2014, at 6:51 p.m.
At Howland, Penobscot Valley broke open the game late in the second half in their win over the Katahdin Cougars. Katahdin's Brody Guiggey scored unassisted just 1:22 seconds into the game, but PVHS responded just 51 seconds later when Alex Thompson scored off a Teddy Hallett corner kick. Hallett later …
Penquis Valley Boys Soccer 0 at Penobscot Valley 6
By Jeremy Durost on Oct. 04, 2014, at 5:55 p.m.
At Howland, the Howlers celebrated homecoming weekend as Thomas Spencer's two goals and three assists sparked the win over Penquis of Milo. It was Penobscot Valley's fifth straight shutout. Jarrett Priest added two goals and an assist and Teddy Hallett and Zach Carr scored the other goals. Hallett also had …
Schenck Boys Soccer 0 at Penobscot Valley 1
By Jeremy Durost on Oct. 02, 2014, at 7:15 p.m.
At Howland, Grant Doane took a pass from Austin Dube and scored with 12:21 left in the first half for the game's only goal. Joseph Higgins and the Howler defense notched its fourth straight shutout in the win. Higgins stopped 8 of 9 shots for 6-1-1 PVHS, while Justin Thompson …
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on Sept. 30, 2014, at 6:55 p.m.
At East Millinocket, Grant Doane scored a goal with 2:20 left in overtime to lead Penobscot Valley to victory over Schenck. Goalie Joseph Higgins had 19 saves on 23 shots for PVHS. Schenck's Justin Thompson had 15 saves on 19 shots. The Howlers improve to 5-1-1 while the Wolverines slipped to 2-4-1.
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By Bennett Morey on Sept. 27, 2014, at 8:24 p.m.
At Deer Isle, Grant Doane scored a hat trick to lead the Howlers to victory over the Mariners. Alex Thompson added a goal for the 4-1-1 Howlers with assists going to Teddy Hallett and Dylan Clement. Penobscot Valley goalkeeper Joe Higgins stopped all five shots he faced. For Deer Isle-Stonington (1-6), goalies Ethan …
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Piscataquis Boys Soccer 0 at Penobscot Valley 1
By Jeremy Durost on Sept. 24, 2014, at 7:45 p.m.
At Howland, Grant Doane's first-half breakaway goal, off an assist from Reed DeRosier, proved to be the game-winner for Penobscot Valley. Joseph Higgins saved 13 of 22 shots for the 3-1-1 Howlers to post the shutout. Jeremy Bell made 12 saves on 17 shots for 2-4-1 Piscataquis Community of Guilford.
Penobscot Valley Boys Soccer 2 at Bangor Christian 1
By Aaron Wilcox on Sept. 20, 2014, at 1:49 p.m.
BANGOR, Maine — Grant Doane's goal with 2:30 left in the game lifted the Penobscot Valley Howlers by the Bangor Christian boys soccer team 2-1 and ended the Patriots 64-game winning streak Saturday. The streak includes five straight Class D state titles. Doane took a long punt from Penobscot Valley …
Penobscot Valley Boys Soccer 2 at Piscataquis 2
By John Riitano on Sept. 12, 2014, at 8:06 p.m.
At Guilford, Piscataquis' Nate Burns started the scoring seven minutes into the game when Tristan French chipped a pass over the Howland defense and Burns ran on to it and put it by Howland keeper Joe Higgins. But with 24:40 left in the 1st half Grant Doane tied the game …
Penobscot Valley Boys Soccer 2 at Katahdin 3
By Jon Poisson on Sept. 09, 2014, at 6:45 p.m.
At Stacyville, senior Shey Lane scored the game-winner in double overtime to give Katahdin its victory over Penobscot Valley of Howland. Katahdin's Daniel Moody-Kay and Grant Doane of Penobscot Valley swapped first-half goals. Moody-Kay's goal was assisted by Brody Guiggey. Tyson Porter of Katahdin (1-2) converted a penalty kick with 12:08 …
Mattanawcook Boys Soccer 1 at Penobscot Valley 2
By Jeremy Durost on Sept. 05, 2014, at 8:16 p.m.
At Howland, Dylan Clement scored an unassisted goal with 1:20 left in the game to break a 1-1 tie and propel the Howlers to the win. Mattanawcook Academy struck first, with Elijah Brown finishing a Nate Merritt cross to take the lead in the first half. Penobscot Valley responded in …
Washburn Boys Soccer 1 at Penobscot Valley 0
By Jeremy Durost on Oct. 25, 2013, at 3 p.m.
At Howland, after a scoreless game in regulation, Noah Farley scored on a high-arcing kick from beyond the 18-yard line in overtime to propel No. 9 Washburn over No. 8 Penobscot Valley in a Class D prelim game. Goalie Jarrett Olson saved 11 of 13 shots for Washburn, now 6-6-3. …
Katahdin Boys Soccer 1 at Penobscot Valley 3
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At Howland, senior Bryce Martin scored two first-half goals on "Senior Night" to propel the Howlers to victory. Grant Doane also scored for Penobscot Valley, which finishes the season 7-4-3. Joseph Higgins stopped 10 of 11 shots. Nikolas Lane scored a second-half goal for Katahdin of Stacyville. Alexander Lane made …
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Penobscot Valley Boys Soccer 1 at Penquis Valley 2
By Jason Mills on Oct. 15, 2013, at 4 p.m.
At Milo, Colton Larrabee and Cervonte Johnson scored first-half goals to lead Penquis to the win. Johnson assisted on Larrabee's goal and Colin Beckett assisted on Johnson's goal. Goalies Dereck Thomas and Trevor Lyford combined for 12 saves on 13 shots for Penquis, which is now 6-6-1. Alex Thompson scored …


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This Inn is located on the rim to the rain forest. Stand on the balcony and reach out your arm and grab the forest!
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Warren Co. Fair dodging the wrecking ball in Ohio
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LEBANON, Ohio — This year's theme at the Warren County Fair was "Fair Runs Deep." Some in the county are wondering if the fair, located just a mile north of downtown Lebanon, will ever run again.
"One thing we don't want to see anytime soon is that old wrecking ball coming onto the fairgrounds premise," said Warren County Fair Board President Joe Wilson. "There's been a lot of opposition to keeping the fair here. Some groups even want to tear it down and put up a bunch of soccer fields here."
A new Redevelopment Committee, under Wilson's direction, was formed to take suggestions from the public, informing them approximately $6 million will be available to retool the old 97-acre Lebanon Raceway and fairgrounds.
"Right now we want to keep a Standardbred racing facility here because there is no such facility being erected at the new racino," he said. "Horse owners will be able to ship their horses (six miles) to the racino from here.
"We hope to have the fairgrounds, the horse training facility and an equine center here in the future. Eventually it would be nice to have a big indoor arena to hold horse shows. The existing buildings on the premise now could be used for dog shows and tractor shows."
Right now the county owns the land and the commissioners lease it to the Warren County Fairgrounds, which subleases to the Lebanon Trotting Club for live and simulcast racing.
"We're getting a lot of people involved with this," Wilson said. "Those from the Ohio Carriage Club, the Ohio Horseman's Council and some private groups are providing input. The equestrian people remind us how much money such facilities on the table now will bring into the county. Some say we should have an Expo Center on the premise. Regardless of which way we turn, the county fair will still be held right here."
Economic Development Director Martin Russell has received numerous calls from people with suggestions for the land. He reminds folks, though, there are some constraints that need to be factored into the equation.
Such restraints state that any idea should maintain and promote the 4-H heritage existing in the county, should include the continuation of the Warren County Fair and should follow existing zoning codes, to name a few.
"Knowing that there is a fair there, knowing there is a lease that's in place, that means those offers are going to have to provide answers," Russell said. "They can't just say 'I want X' and not think about what has to happen long-term.
"I don't want it to be looked at as an effort in futility, I want it to be looked at as we are trying to reach out to the community and ask them for their opinions."
The Lebanon Raceway, which in the past has shared the 97-acre parcel with the Warren County Fair, will be relocated eight miles away at the intersection of Interstate 75 and State Route 63 in Monroe. The racino will open next February. The final night of live racing at the Lebanon Raceway oval will be Dec. 8.
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Charles C. Haynes: Dispelling the Myth of a 'Christian Nation'tags: Christianity, Washington Post, separation of church and state, Charles C. Haynes
Charles C. Haynes is senior scholar at the Freedom Forum First Amendment Center and director of the Religious Freedom Education Project at the Newseum in Washington.
Culture warriors, pseudo historians and opportunistic politicians have spent the last several decades peddling the myth that America was founded as a "Christian nation."
The propaganda appears to be working.
A majority of the American people (51 percent) believes that the U.S. Constitution establishes a Christian nation, according to the State of the First Amendment survey released last month by the First Amendment Center.
Because language about a Christian America has long been a staple of Religious Right rhetoric, it's not surprising that acceptance of this patently false interpretation of the Constitution is strongest among evangelicals (71 percent) and conservatives (67 percent).
But even many non-evangelical Christians (47 percent) and liberals (33 percent) appear to believe the fiction of a constitutionally mandated Christian America is historical fact.
Forgive me for being snippy, but read the Constitution....
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By: Melissa Griffiths on April 23, 2013 - 10:00am - Add new comment
Today we printed a Ketchikan Daily News editorial suggesting Sen. Pete Kelly's SB74, which would establish a University Building fund, like the Alaska Public Building fund, would be a great way to reduce expenses and debt for the State of Alaska.
"Collecting rent from the departments is an important feature of the fund because the university will encourage better use of space..." Kelly is reported to have said in this editorial.
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In August of 2012 I spent hours listening to Bill Overstreet tell his life story, from birth in a small Oklahoma town to current projects — the man was 86 and still had current projects! Tonight I answered the phone after hours to the news that he had died this afternoon.
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I wrote this before, but lost it. Here we go again.
This was my second year of participating in the Wearable Art Extravaganza and it was wonderful. I convinced my friend Jess to be my model again because we make a great team.
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I think my mom is always waiting for me to develop the nurturing and maternal qualities and skills she possesses. Nobody knew I could cook until I lived on my own, even then, my parents may have been disappointed in how these traits manifest. Once, I came home for a visit and offered to make dinner for the family, cooking the meat separately in case of vegetarians — there are no vegetarians in my family.
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Something strange has happened — the real deadline for having a Wearable Art project done is 5 minutes before show time, yet I am already done. I even left the article in the possession of the model so she could practice in it — and so I couldn't change my mind or add to it.
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When I read the list of pre-filed bills for the 28th legislature, I was pretty disgusted to see Rep. Bob Lynn was at it again with a voter ID law. For one thing, Alaska already has rules about voter identification. It requires one piece of ID, or a poll worker to know with certainty you are who you say you are, or you can vote a questioned ballot. Voter Fraud isn't an issue around here, or in the U.S. as a whole. So why is there a bill on the table to fix this non-existent problem?
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Hi Juneau,
It's been a rough couple weeks for many of us. If the crowd at the Newman boys' memorial was any indicator, I might estimate there are thousands of us in pain right now. More now that we've heard news of Jimmy's passing as well. For some, it's the pain of seeing someone die before their time. For some of us, it's the pain of losing a friend. And it's a really bad kind of pain.
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By the time Alaska's votes are counted in the presidential elections, it's been called. We aren't a swing state; with our population we aren't even a state people think about. In 2008, I was watching polls in the Mendenhall Valley to be sure they stayed open late enough, that people weren't turned away — the televisions were already announcing Barrack Obama the winner.
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