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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced the new notification thresholds for pre-merger notification reports that must be filed under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976 (HSR Act). The notification thresholds are adjusted every year for inflation. The new thresholds go into effect on February 24, 2014. The filing fees remain unchanged.
Under the HSR Act, mergers or acquisitions of voting securities, interests in unincorporated entities such as limited liability companies and assets are subject to pre-merger notification filing with the FTC and the Department of Justice if the transaction and the parties to the transaction exceed a certain size.
Under the new notification thresholds, the "Size of Transaction" test will increase from $70.9 million to $75.9 million. Thus, no HSR filing will be required if, as a result of the acquisition, the acquiring person will hold less than $75.9 million of voting stock, unincorporated entity interests and assets of the acquired person.
The thresholds used for the "Size of Person" test have increased as well. Under the revised thresholds, one of the "Persons" involved in the transaction, as defined in the HSR Rules, must have net sales or total assets of at least $15.2 million and the other "Person" must have net sales or total assets of at least $151.7 million. It should be noted that the "Size of Person" test does not apply for transactions valued above $303.4 million.
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A Chair for My Mother
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A Chair for My Mother was written by Vera B. Williams. A Chair for My Mother was published by Listening Library. Subjects of A Chair for My Mother include Audio: Juvenile, Family life, Fiction, Preschool Picture Story Books, Saving and investment, Specimens, Talking books for children, and Williams, Vera B..
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Publisher | Listening Library |
Binding | Paperback (18 editions) |
Reading Level | Uncategorized |
# of Pages | 29 |
Publication Date | 09/1992 |
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Date: August 25, 2011
Topic: Glaucoma - Lifestyle Changes
In this audio presentation, Dr. Guy Eakin, Vice President of Scientific Affairs at the BrightFocus Foundation talks about how to successfully live and learn to cope with glaucoma. This information is designed for anyone who has glaucoma or is caring for a family member or friend who has this eye disease.
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Dr. Guy Eakin: Today I am talking about glaucoma, the leading cause of irreversible vision loss and ultimately blindness. Now I am going to talk about lifestyle changes that you can implement to help deal with glaucoma. Living and learning to cope with low vision can be very difficult. Those who are visually impaired from glaucoma may feel depressed and isolated. They can become frustrated, because routine task may now be hard to accomplish. The key for the visually impaired is to try taking on challenges and resolving problems without becoming overwhelmed by negative emotions. Ironically, to remain as independent as possible requires team effort. This team should include not just your family members, but also professionals such as physicians and visual rehabilitation specialist, as well as community volunteers. There are also many support groups for those with low vision, where members can discuss common issues, their coping strategies and exchange their information and stories. Many companies offer a variety of low vision aids for daily activities. Print and audio materials are available for the visually impaired, some times at little or no cost. Those with low vision need to openly communicate and ask for help if necessary, but also assert their independence, frank discussions among anyone affected often leads to better understanding. People with low vision can learn to rely more on the sense of touch in many practical ways. When there is a severe vision loss, using a cane or a walker outdoors allows an individual to use the sense of touch to get more information about the environment. In the bathroom, install grab bars. Put contrasting tape around the edge of the tub. You can use brightly colored tape to mark light switches, electrical outlets, thermostats and other fixtures. Use large text when reading, doing puzzles or playing cards. Listen to audio tapes and books on CD and sit a little closer to the TV. With some adjustments, people with low vision can live independently in their own homes, continue to carry out daily activities and take great pleasure in their hobbies.
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Running Time: 86
Director: Mandingo
Company: Man Made Home Video
Distribution Companies: West Coast Productions
Luscious Lopez, Victoria Lan, Mandingo, Trixie Cass, Marquetta Jewel
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gonzo
Many male performers lay claim to the title but Mandingo remains the real deal; the undisputed, honest-to-goodness "biggest" cock in the biz. His abnormally large appendage has managed to cut an already legendary swath through the adult ranks. Here he turns his attention and lengthy lumber towards four caramel-complexioned cuties of Latin descent.
Trixie Cass is a mature, man-eating hardbody, with arms and abs so toned viewers may be unsure of who's going to be doing the manhandling. She gives Mandingo the best fuck of the litter. If huge Hispanic ass is your poison then you're likely to O.D. on the voluptuous Victoria Lan or the marvelously mouth-watering Marquetta. That is, if it's possible to make it by the lusciousness of Ms. Lopez.
Retailing: Fans of Latinas and Mandingo will snap this one up, so have plenty.


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U.S. luge boss blasts CanadaBy ROB LONGLEY, QMI Agency |
WHISTLER, B.C. If Canadian officials hoped criticism of the tragic luge death that tainted the start of the Games would fade, they were sadly mistaken.
Instead, its getting louder.
The head of the U.S. luge federation fired sharp criticism of the fact that Canadians restricted training time of athletes from around the world, a policy that has become a full-blown controversy since the death of young Georgian athlete Nodar Kumaritashvili.
I understand that countries want to win, but please justify to me why you wouldnt let the Georgians train, Ron Rossi said, referring to the restrictive policies Canadians used prior to the Games.
Lots of drivers make errors, but they dont come flying out of the track. (Officials) need to be asking questions about the lack training time and the lack of track designer accountability.
Im going to propose rule changes so there is more training time for all.
Australian luger Hannah Campbell-Pegg was worried about the track prior to the Olympic competition and is sickened by it now.
Its such a tragedy this happened, Campbell-Pegg told the Herald-Sun in her homeland. They had to push the envelope and its so unfortunate something like this had to happen for them to wake up and realize its not a game.
Its absolutely terrible that someone had to die for people to start asking questions. It could have been avoided if they let us all do more training runs.
Canadian officials have denied any wrongdoing, claiming their policies are no different than any other nation.
United States | 9 | 15 | 13 | 37 |
Germany | 10 | 13 | 7 | 30 |
Canada | 14 | 7 | 5 | 26 |
Norway | 9 | 8 | 6 | 23 |
Austria | 4 | 6 | 6 | 16 |
Let the Secrecy Games continue
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17, 2002 SUBJECT: 5th
Addition to the Thumb Run Agricultural and Forestal District EXPIRATION DATE OF DISTRICT:
July 7, 2008 APPLICANTS:
Donna L. Koski PARCEL ID#:
6929-42-4716-000 (former PIN#)
25.0792 acres LOCATION:
The subject parcel is located at 12025 Leeds Chapel Lane, west of
Route 688, Leeds Manor Road and is also known as Lot 1B of Tally Ho Farms
Subdivision CURRENT ZONING:
RA (Rural Agricultural) SURROUNDING
North: RA
South: RA
East: RA
West: RA and RC MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT:
Marshall STAFF PLANNER:
Holly Meade BACKGROUND: The Thumb Run Agricultural and Forestal
District was originally created in 1992 and was renewed by the Board of
Supervisors effective July 7, 2000 for an eight (8) year period, expiring
July 7, 2008. The District
currently consists of 19 parcels and totals approximately 841.3 acres. The applicants have requested 25.0792
acres to be added to the District. Fauquier
County land records show the parcel contains only 24.779 acres; however, a
boundary line adjustment was approved in January 2002, bringing the
property its current 25.0792 acres. At
this time the County land records have not been updated.
Copies of the application and parcel map are included in your
package. The application states the property is part of
a working farm used for hay and pasture. STAFF REVIEW: Review of the parcel indicates the property
consists of gently rolling terrain. The
majority of the soils types have the potential for prime pasture and
cropland. The subject
property was discovered to have the following soil types: ·
18D –Moderately deep, well drained, strong brown, coarse-loamy soils
on moderately steep back slopes; 2 – 10% rock outcrop and 3 – 15%
stones and/or boulders cover the surface ·
17B – Very deep, well drained, brown loamy soils in concave swales and
along small drainage ways ·
20D – Moderately deep, well drained, strong brown coarse-loamy soils (Tankerville)
and very deep, well drained, strong brown fine-silty soils (Purcellville)
on moderately steep back slopes 0.1 – 2% rock outcrop ·
31C – Very deep, well drained, strong brown, fine-silty (Purcellville)
and moderately deep, well drained, strong brown, coarse-loamy (Tankerville)
soils on strongly sloping back slopes PLANNING COMMISSION AND AGRICULTURAL AND
FORESTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission and Agricultural and
Forestal Advisory Committee voted to recommend approval for the following
reasons: ·
of the natural features of this parcel indicates that there are
significant resources which are worthy of protection and would enhance the
District, and ·
The parcel meets the criteria for evaluating the factors for inclusion
into the District as required by Section 15.2-4306 of the Code of
Virginia, and ·
The parcel meets the County requirements for inclusion into the District
since it consists of a working farm. In addition, both groups recommend approval
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They are joined by Sharon Sapay, Marjorie Vermeer, Bill McKinstry, and Ervin McKee (Dryden), M. "Sugar" Sieradzki and Marion Fish (Kenora), Doreen Reid (Minaki), Michelle Somerfield (Thunder Bay), Miranda Freund (Steinbach), and Krista Purdy (Winnipeg).
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Volume 13, Number 6—June 2007
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Food Safety: Old Habits, New Perspectives
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ASM Press, Herndon, Virginia, USA, 2007
Pages: 414; Price: US $49.95
Anyone who works in food safety sooner or later discovers that one of the most valuable tools for prevention is simply reading about and understanding how past outbreaks have occurred. Using major and frequently famous or at least newsworthy outbreaks, Phyllis Entis in Food Safety: Old Habits, New Perspectives illustrates how critical factors come together to produce tragic and largely preventable results. This nicely written reference book reads more like an engaging novel in some ways, complete with bad guys (pathogens and sometimes careless corporations) and good guys (intrepid and resourceful outbreak investigators). The author's unique style, usually avoided in science writing but appropriately used here, tells the tale of modern food safety issues so well that the book, literally, is difficult to put down.
Each of the 17 chapters covers a different food safety principle, illuminating how modern microbes often team up with old practices, short-sighted decisions, or current consumer trends to produce an outbreak. Chapters conclude with a concise "lessons learned" summary, such as this conclusion from Chapter 3: "Whether it's serotype Enteritidis in eggs or C. botulinum in eggplant, the challenge is the same. Recipes that do not include an adequate final cooking step have become increasingly popular with consumers and can be a significant source of food-borne illness."
One of the few downsides of this book is that it does leave the reader with the somewhat sensational impression that most food businesses are out to get the consumer. While the examples of greed and negligence are true, positive examples of good corporate behavior could have illustrated prevention and better balanced the portrayal of the food industry. Despite this small drawback, the tables are "one-stop shopping" for anyone looking for lists of outbreaks, and the fact boxes inserted here and there provide marvelous tidbits of information. A "who's who" of microbes at the end of the book is an added bonus.
Whether someone is preparing to teach a food safety course, looking for information about how and why outbreaks occur, or trying to get the facts on a critical food safety event, this author has already done all of the homework. For any food safety professional who has ever dreamed of the ultimate literature search, the references at the end of each chapter are breathtaking. This book is a must-have for any serious food safety professional.
Suggested citation for this article: Higgins C. Food safety: old habits, new perspectives [book review]. Emerg Infect Dis [serial on the Internet]. 2007 Jun [date cited]. Available from http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/13/6/07-0310
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text: Support 88Nine And This Artist: Buy On Amazon Buy On iTunes The smooth style of modern day soul singer Donnie is comparable to such other similar sounding artists as Macy Gray, Jill Scott, Seal, and Maxwell. Born in Lexington, Kentucky during the mid '70s, Donnie was raised in Atlanta, Georgia, and came from a very religious family (both of his parents were ministers). Singing for a choir at an early age, Donnie soon expanded his musical horizons, as he became influenced equally by such gospel artists as Walter Hawkins and Mahalia Jackson plus such soul/R n' B masters as Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, and Aretha Franklin. By the early 21st century, Donnie was signed to the Giant Step label, and issuing such singles and EP's as Holiday, Masterplan, Do You Know?, Excerpts from the Colored Section, and Our New National Anthem. The singer's anticipated full-length debut, the Colored Section, was released in November 2002 and eventually picked up for release by Motown. The Daily News, an even more ambitious album, followed for Soul Thought in 2007. ~ Greg Prato Written by Greg Prato http://music.yahoo.com/ar-298693-bio--Donnie Tracks We Played Our New National Anthem iTunes Our New National Anthem The Colored Section Heaven Sent iTunes Heaven Sent The Colored Section You Got A Friend iTunes You Got A Friend The Colored Section Do You Know? iTunes Do You Know? The Colored Section People Person iTunes People Person The Colored Section Cloud 9 iTunes Cloud 9 The Colored Section Beautiful Me iTunes Beautiful Me The Colored Section Rocketship iTunes Rocketship Re-Definition View the discussion thread.


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*This story has been modified to correct the tally of the City Council's vote and to clarify aspects of the council's discussion.
COLUMBIA — A compromise plan for addressing traffic issues on Providence Road north of Stadium Boulevard and on streets in the Grasslands neighborhood won the approval of the Columbia City Council on Monday night.
What did the council decide?
After an hour of public testimony, council members voted 6-1* in favor of an amended version of a plan known as Option VIII(A), which calls for:
- Installing traffic signals on Providence Road at Turner Avenue and Burnam Road.
- Extending the southbound right-turn lane on Providence from Stadium Boulevard north to Brandon Road.
- Removing the traffic signal at Providence Road and Rollins Street.
- Constructing a sidewalk on Burnam between Birch Road and Providence.
The council, at Mayor Bob McDavid's suggestion, amended Option VIII(A) to remove plans to widen Birch Road and to remove the conversion of Bingham and Brandon roads to right-in, right-out streets. McDavid noted that those were the most controversial parts of the plan among residents of the Grasslands and that the city and the Missouri Department of Transportation could revisit those ideas if necessary.
MoDOT district engineer David Silvester advised Public Works Director John Glascock in a May 23 letter that the highway department probably would require that Brandon Road be restricted to right turns in and out of the Grasslands but that left turns from Providence onto Bingham might be acceptable.
City staff estimated Option VIII(A), without the amendments, would cost an estimated $2.1 million. The project would be significantly cheaper without the widening of Birch Road.
The vote in favor of Option VIII(A) came after the council rejected a motion by First Ward Councilman Fred Schmidt to approve Option IX. That plan called for most of the work included in Option VIII(A). Rather than widening Birch, however, it suggested a new feeder street between Burnam and Bingham roads that would have required the purchase and demolition of two houses along Providence Road. Option IX would have cost an estimated $3.2 million.
The council gave no serious consideration to Option X, which called only for extending the Providence Road right-turn lane north of Stadium to Brandon Road at an estimated cost of $250,000.
Maps of all three options are available in this report to the City Council from Public Works Director John Glascock.
How did we get here?
The City Council approved a version of Option IX in November as the first of a two-phase plan that would have cost a total of $6.6 million. The second phase, which was never approved by the council, would have required the purchase and demolition of six more Grasslands homes to make way for a second connector street between Bingham and Brandon roads.
The council withdrew its approval of the first phase of Option IX on April 15. Several council members cited the demolition of the homes as a reason for reconsidering. There also was concern that the city could lose federal funding for the project if the homes were found to have historic value.
What did the public have to say?
Grasslands residents and other members of the public offered about an hour of testimony during a hearing on the project.
- Robert Price, president of the Grasslands Neighborhood Association, spoke against Option VIII(A), saying that the plan would increase traffic through the neighborhood and that there was inadequate infrastructure within the Grasslands to support the additional vehicles. Price preferred Option IX.
- Teresa Maledy, a Grasslands resident, also supported Option IX. "Option VIII(A) increases the congestion — it is detrimental to the value and the safety of the homes on Birch. Option IX, which many, many hours went into the planning, is the best solution of the neighborhood."
- Mark Farnen, another Grasslands resident, asked that the council hold off on making a decision on Option VIII(A) so that it could be thoroughly evaluated by the public. "We haven't had a meeting where this has been discussed by interested parties."
- Bruce Beckett, who owns property in the Grasslands, supported Option VIII(A), saying it was important to spare residential properties from demolition.
What did council members have to say?
The council voted 6-1 in support of the amended version of Option VIII(A), with Sixth Ward Councilwoman Barbara Hoppe dissenting.
- Fifth Ward Councilwoman Laura Nauser supported the measure, citing the needs of pedestrians and safety in the area. "Option VIII(A) does have the sidewalk and the signalized intersection there at Burnam, which I think is crucial to pedestrian safety in that entire area," she said.
- Hoppe preferred Option IX. "We need a solution that is long-term and permanent," she said.
- McDavid said Option VIII(A), as amended, would address the most significant problems for now and would avoid imposing the widening of Birch or the demolition of houses onto Grasslands residents.
"Do we spend a million dollars, tear down two houses and put a road 40 feet off Providence, or do we do nothing ... and wait until MoDOT says that you have to change your patterns?" McDavid said.
What's next?
The Public Works Department will develop a plan for how to proceed with Option VIII(A) and bring a more detailed design back to the council.
What else did the council do?
The council voted unanimously to approve an ordinance that called for spending more than $325,000 of the fiscal 2012 budget surplus on renovating the J.W. "Blind" Boone Home.
The city bought the home at 10 N. Fourth St. in 2000, and renovations to its exterior were completed in 2009. Once the indoor restoration and a garden in place in the home's yard, the property would be used for meetings, exhibits, music performances and educational programs for students.
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Thuy Hanh and Stefanie Darby. Thuy Hanh Tran won a silver medal and an honorable mention at the Georgia Scholastic Art Competition at Georgia State, while Stefanie Darby won a silver medal. There were overmore than 2,500 artworks submitted.
The Gainesville Jaycees recently helped ensure a better Christmas for more than 240 Hall County children with their annual Empty Stocking Fund project.
The Gainesville High School Varsity Academic Team won the North Georgia Academic championship in a sudden death final question against South Forsyth High School. In so doing, the team defeated Stephens County, Franklin County, Lambert, Habersham Central, West Forsyth, White County, North Forsyth, Flowery Branch, Dawson County, Lumpkin County, West Hall, Pickens, Chestatee, Gilmer and South Forsyth. These high schools represented the school finalists in the North Georgia six regions.
The Gainesville Jaycees recently helped ensure a better Christmas for more than 240 Hall County children with their annual Empty Stocking Fund project.
Allan Wade Elliott, deputy commanding general of the 108th Training Command, was officially promoted to brigadier general Nov. 19 at Charlotte, N.C.
Air Force Airman Russell N. Hires graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Following the disaster seminar held July 27, there have been several more steps toward personal and community preparedness for disasters.
Air Force Airman Autumn F. Compton graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Gainesville State College and Brenau University both won national championships at the International Academy of Dispute Resolution's National Tournament, which was held at Drake University Law School in Des Moines, IA, Nov. 11-12.
The John Jarrard Foundation presented checks Nov. 22 to nonprofits earned from the 10th annual benefit concert held Sept. 23-24 at Brenau University in Gainesville.
Army Pvt. Matt W. Brew has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus.
The Jefferson High School Air Force Junior ROTC Dragon Group competed with 14 JROTC teams recently at the Southern Invitational Drill Meet at East Paulding High School.
Hall County 4-H youth recently traveled to Rock Eagle 4-H Center to attend the Georgia 4-H Junior Conference, a 26-hour event filled with community service projects, classes, workshops and fun activities. Participants from Hall County were Isaiah del Campbell from East Hall Middle School and Cody Cornett from Chestatee Academy
Attendees of a recent Lakeshore Squares Can-Can square dance generously donated money, canned and boxed goods to highlight the Can-A-Thon event benefitting Good News At Noon at 979 Davis St., Gainesville.
Local students played key roles Oct. 7-8 when Brenau University teams collected top honors in the ninth annual Mock Mediation Tournament on the Gainesville campus.
The Humane Society of Northeast Georgia has received $50,000 from the estate of the late Conrad Holsten.
Lanier Technical College students brought home three gold and three silver medals from the statewide SkillsUSA Postsecondary 2015 competition held March 26-28 at the Georgia International Conference Center.
Elementary classes with the best attendance in the first semester of the year from each city school receive an "Arty Attendance Party" as a free incentive-based field trip to Quinlan Visual Arts Center. The reward is part of the Partners in Education program between the arts center and the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce.
Two Lakeview Academy students are finalists for the Governor's Honors Program.
Students from Chestatee, Flowery Branch, Gainesville, Johnson and West Hall high schools recently competed at the State Health Occupations Students of America Conference in Athens:
Several Gainesville High School students recently participated in the State Literary Meet, held at Northside High School in Warner Robins. Two of those students placed.
Legacy Link, an agency that helps senior residents in a 13-county area, recently received a $25,000 donation from 1st Franklin Financial.
Kaleb D. Linn, son of Tony D. Linn of Flowery Branch and Melissa Grechniw of New Port Richey, Fla., recently completed basic military training for the Air Force.
Gainesville High School advanced to the second round in the Moody's Mega Math Challenge, a competition for high school juniors and seniors to develop a mathematical model for a real-world problem.
Governor's Honors Program finalists include 13 Hall County school system students and three Gainesville school system students for the summer of 2015.
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Every member of the community should be aware that the university prohibits, in accordance with its policies: discrimination, bias, retaliation, sexual assault, sexual harassment, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. Such behavior violates both law and university policy. The university will respond promptly and effectively to any report of harassment and discrimination and will take appropriate action to prevent, correct, and when necessary, discipline behavior that violates university policy.
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3 Other Pros Who Should Guest Judge on Dancing With the Stars
On Dancing With the Stars Season 17 Week 4 Julianne Hough dropped by to play judge for a day, and we think it actually went really well. It was interesting to get a new perspective, and Julianne's experience on the show gave her a unique point of view. Of course, this got us thinking: Which other (non-competing) Dancing With the Stars pros would make good guest judges? While any pro would surely bring an interesting addition to the judging panel, here are the three faces we'd most like to see return to the ballroom in a new capacity. Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Not to be obvious — but yeah, obviously. Maksim Chmerkovskiy has made it clear that he has little interest in competing as a pro again anytime soon, but he's also admitted that he'd be open to coming back as a judge. He's made no secret of his displeasure with some of the other judges in the past, so we'd be very interested to see how he'd do with the tables turned.
Louis Van Amstel. Fans have been agitating to see Louis van Amstel sit at the judges' table for seasons now, and it's easy to see why. He's a respected, beloved pro who doesn't pull any punches, but knows how to present critiques in a helpful, positive way. He's all about watching stars grow, and he'd probably be able to help them in a way none of the current judges do. Dmitry Chaplin. Is this just because we miss seeing Dmitry and his hotness every week? No, we're sure he'd also have a lot of interesting things to say without being too harsh. But, on the other hand... Yeah, mostly we miss seeing Dmitry and his hotness every week. Which pros would you like to see try their hands at judging? Sound off in the comments below! The next episode of Dancing With the Stars Season 17 airs on Monday, October 14, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.


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But, I thought the British phenomenon of "Chavs" was pretty funny.
( A snob is I)
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But, I thought the British phenomenon of "Chavs" was pretty funny.
( A snob is I)
Damn funny.....the neon green mermaid get-up was spectacular!Originally posted by BKM
And if you don't know what a "chav" is click here--> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chav
wow ive been readin these posts and gettin pretty pissed. 1, because i guess id be considered a guido, 2 because emos are ****in weird ass loners, and if thats not more annoying than people having fun than i dont know wat is. so seriously look at those pictures, who looks like there having a better time?? and who cares how we act, dont act that way if you dont want to, but dont hate on us because of the way we act. most haters are just admireres who are to scared to say it. so get your own ****in lives and leave ours alone.
This is precisely why guidos won the poll.Originally posted by SlickNick705
"He defended the cause of the poor and needy, and so all went well. Is that not what it means to know me?" Jeremiah 22:16
Worst troll ever.Originally posted by SlickNick705
I could respond with lots of facts, but is it really worth it? I don't really want a yellow flag, but we could start with your screeen name and go from there.
Too lazy to beat myself up for being to lazy to beat myself up for being too lazy to... well you get the point....
Fugetaboutit.Originally posted by SlickNick705
Wow that is one heckof a compendium of racist slang, quite the eye opener and some of it downright nasty. though have to remember a few of those less atrocious ones, didn't see emo but guido/guidettes "portray mafia mentality".
An emo kid wont beat you with a bat when he's drunk....they'll just cry on your shoulder.


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The Lord's Take?
In my Heartlight.org article today, rather than give my opinion on the subject of paying taxes and handling money, I share some insights from Scripture. However, there are still some questions I'd love some input from others on:
Does doing taxes make you nervous or give you heartburn?
Are there things the government spends money on that make uncomfortable supporting through taxes?
Would you support through financial gifts a "widows" and "paupers" and "missionaries" fund in your church if it was fully tax deductible — i.e., it was removed from your gross income before taxes?
What's your take on all this tax stuff or are you afraid to even post one?
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Phil, elaborate a little more for me on your thoughts (?) on our churches meeting these needs through individual income withdrawals? I'm happy you're inviting discussions about money in general, because we are seeing serious disconnect between what Believers "hear" from the pulpit on money and what's being practiced. I have had some pretty intense discussions about money in the past year with friends, family, and convictions run the gamut on just "who" we consider the neediest among us (i.e. widows, single mothers, paupers, missionaries) and how woefully uninformed we really are to see needs right at our "own gate!"
When our pastors take a passage to teach in the pulpit regarding money, giving, materialism, contentment…my question now is, "just WHO is he directing his teaching to??" The ones sitting before him already doing battle with living within their means and wanting to give generously; or to the ones who like what he's saying, yet walk away pretty unaffected by Scripture's teaching? The onus is largely on the less wealthy hearing these messages!
Lin -
A couple of quick responses.
1. Church meeting needs:
I was confronted years ago by a man who talked about pre-social security what the church did with widows and the poor. They took a paupers collection in addition to their regular offering and deposited it in the bank and used it when needed to help those in their own church. I was just wanting us to do some thinking outside the box on ways we might be able to help. Our church has boxes all over our building that folks can drop pocket change into to help others in the church family in need — the amount of money we get and give through this is pretty amazing, although we're a church of about 1600.2. In most churches, somewhere between 40-50% of family units give nothing. Very few tithe of those who do give. So when your preacher talks about this, he is talking to folks on the pew with you. Even though the use of money is one of the most talked about subjects in the Bible, Martin Luther was correct many years ago when he said, "Often the last part of a man to get baptized is his pocketbook." That's not an exact quote, but close!
3. Finally, the amazing reality that IRS stats in the U.S. show is that the those middle income or lower give a greater percentage of their income to charity than those who are upper middle income and rich. This is despite the fact that the poorer get far fewer tax advantages because of itemization.
I love April 15th … it's my birthday!
I don\'t fully understand tax laws or the many loop holes that are available. But I would like your input on why pastors are allowed tax exemptions other than the average citizen or congregant. Are leaders of other charities also tax exempt?
Tax time gives me mental problems. I put it off as long as possible – obviously, I owe. Here's my take on tax time…
http://ihavetobelieve.wordpress.com/2008/04/14/legalized-procrastination/ -
Thank you Phil for this discussion. It pulls together our Lord\'s views and those of his followers on how we should view our material blessings (and we are all very blessed in America!) You have provided useful information to us for years and I just want to say \"Thank You\" Phil and Heartlight. May God continue to bless you and give you peace and joy.


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now, he's saying that he thought he had it. does it ever go away? if a dog diagnoses you, is he definetly right? A dog? or a doc? schizophrenia is dangerous for him and for you but don't abandon your boyfriend if he needs help and if first of all you love him! A dog ??? I dont see why a dog would diagnose anyone with anything besides stinky feet. And unless you take medicine, schizophrenia does not go away. Shrinks know little about the brain. Shizophrenia is easy to treat. if he has it, it doesn't go away, and medication he can cope with is needed. Try the NIMHealth for drugs. Yes, Zyprexa works, but you'll gain 100 lbs and diabetes, maybe. Do your own research. no, the diagnosis is not always right. Particularly if your bf was a heavy user of drugs and or alcohol. Schizophrenia may be better or worse with the stress in ones life. It is also possible that your bf's parents told him that was the diagnosis, when it was a more complex, subtle diagnosis. Schizophrenia, short of a miracle, does not go away. It is a serious mental illness. Did you mean to write "dog"? I think you meant doc...it depends on the doctor. Most psychiatrists go through extensive questioning of a patient before diagnosing. There are factors which can complicate diagnosis (drug/alcohol abuse). Below is a link to some facts about schizophrenia. It says a lot about your boyfriend that he shared this information with you. http://www.treatmentadvocacycenter.org/g... Bachelor's degree in Mental Health |
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ALWAYS A COWBOY CINDY SPENCER PAPE ISBN#: 1601542615 June 13, 2008 The Wild Rose Press www.thewildrosepress.com E-Book $6.00 188 Pages Contemporary/Yellow Rose Rating: 4 Cups
Trip Hall had everything until a stunt with a fiery car crash changed his life. He and his baby, Trevor, head back to Shirley, Wyoming to try to get on with his life.
Elizabeth McArthur Corcoran, Beth, is a widow with a four-year-old daughter, Bailey. She moves back to Shirley, coming face-to-face with the man she has never forgotten.
As a CPA, Elizabeth works at the accounting firm in Shirley. Her boss, Mitchell, is a cranky fellow, practically scrutinizing her steps. Trip turned to writing mysteries after his accident left him no longer a stuntman. It took a while to gain use of his leg again, going from a wheelchair to a cane, taking painkillers to numb the pain. He knew Beth in high school and she still has an effect on him. Beth is happy to see Trip but does not know if she can give her heart to another man since the death of her husband. As she and Trip spend time together, she begins to have problems with a weird stalker. She does not know if it has to do with her being with Trip, as the two strive to make a life together.
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If you'd like to make 27 new friends during your weekend in Prague, the Travellersí Hostel Dlouha has one 28-bed dorm (split into two rooms with 12 and 16 beds), starting at about 10 Euro/night per bed. While the price and location (right next to the Old Town) are attractive, don't expect an abundance of privacy in the larger rooms. Luckily, the hostel also offers private rooms with 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 beds per room and even roof top apartments (not many other hostels can say that!). The guests are usually student aged, which means if you're in bed by 10pm and expecting a good night's sleep you'll definitely want a private room, as chances are plenty of intoxicated travellers will be settling down to their bunks between 1 am and dawn. As a bonus, there's Roxy nightclub next door, assuring that there won't be a shortage of places to go at night. |
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Eclectic, outrageous, sometimes mystifying but always imbued with a powerful jazz consciousness, the music of Sun Ra has withstood its skeptics and detractors for nearly three generations. And well it should, since Sun Ra has been both apart of and ahead of the jazz tradition during that time. Like Duke Ellington and swing-era pioneer Fletcher Henderson, Sun Ra learned early on to write music in an arranged form that showcased the specific talents of his individual Arkestra members, and he has retained the services of some of these musicians to this day: John Gilmore, Marshall Allen, and Julian Priester for example since they first joined in the 1950's. On the other hand, Sun Ra was the first jazz musician to perform on electronic keyboards (56), the first to pursue full-scale collective improvisation in a big band setting, and his preoccupation with space travel as a compositional subject predated bands like Weather Report by about 15 years.All this from someone who refuses to even cite the earth as his home planet and prefers to have arrived from Saturn. As Sun Ra once explained it, I never wanted to be a part of planet Earth, but I am compelled to be here, so anything I do for this planet is because the Master-Creator of the Universe is making me do it. I am of another dimension. I am on this planet because people need me....
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An argument about voting-rights for felons rattled Mitt Romney during Monday's debate, leaving the GOP front-runner about as defensive as he's been all primary season.
The issue -- an unlikely one in a GOP primary -- was raised by Rick Santorum, who appeared to set a deftly laid trap for Romney. The onetime U.S. senator from Pennsylvania said he had been criticized by a Romney-aligned super PAC for supporting the right of felons to vote after they served out their sentence. Invoking Martin Luther King Day and the high rates of incarceration in the African-American community, Santorum asked whether Romney believed the same.


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Q. I've noticed that there are test kits for sale at my local water garden center. When is it necessary to actually such kits? My pond seems fine to me, but I assume the kits are available for a reason.
Dissolved Oxygen Levels as a Function of Water Temperature Temperature (Fahrenheit) Maximum (ppm) Actual* (ppm) 50 11.3 6.8 60 10.0 6.0 70 8.9 5.3 80 8.0 4.8 *Actual is estimated at 60 percent of the maximum. A. It is unfortunate that most pondkeepers do not use or even own test kits. The first and probably most important step in preventing fish health problems is understanding the basic water chemistry of the pond water.
Every pondkeeper should own at least four test kits: ammonia, nitrite, pH and dissolved oxygen. These kits are not expensive, and certainly cost far less than the value of the koi that many ponds contain. The dissolved oxygen test kit is somewhat more expensive than the others, but its value is obvious if you read my answer to the first question in this month's column.
A properly maintained pond for koi or goldfish will have a pH between 6.5 and 7.8, although a pH of up to 8.4 will not harm the fish. Its values below 6.5 that you should be concerned with. As for ammonia and nitrite levels, they should be unmeasurable with the kinds of test kits sold to hobbyists. Dissolved oxygen should be at least 6 parts per million regardless of the water temperature.
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Indian Creek Designs (ICD) was a manufacturer of paintball markers based in Idaho and owned by Jerry Dobbins. As of 2008, ICD has announced at its website that it will no longer be manufacturing paintball markers, with Vaporworks taking over service and maintenance duties.
Line Si, owned then by Ross Alexander, was known for producing a pump marker in 1986, the Bushmaster SI. Ross sold the company to Jerry Dobbins who renamed it Indian Creek Designs. ICD kept the Bushmaster name and produced several markers including the 'Cat line of markers. These markers included the Puma, Alley Cat, Alley Cat II, Bob Cat, and Thunder Cat, all of which were very similar in design.
One of ICD's most famous line of markers was the Bushmaster 2000 line. This line of markers was intended to compete with the high-end markers of the time (Angels, Shockers, Rainmakers, etc.), but are mostly considered a mid-range marker. Their design is based on the common electro-pneumatic poppet valve design. The Bushmaster line of markers came in several generations and styles, but was eventually discontinued in 2004 and replaced with the Promaster.
The BKO (rumored to stand for Bushmaster Knock-Off) was the little brother of the Bushmaster 2000 series. Rather than being fully pneumatic, the ram housing consisted of a spring to return the marker's bolt, resulting in slower cycling speeds. The BKO was also discontinued in 2004.
As of December 2007, the Paintball division of ICD has closed its doors.
The BKO is a paintball gun which uses a "spring return ram" instead of being fully pneumatic. It has a firing rate of 15-18 BPS. The BKO was discontinued in 2004.
The 2004 BKO is made from aircraft-grade aluminum, with internal parts, wear and contact surfaces were heat treated or hard anodized. It uses a 9-volt battery for operation and a microprocessor-based controller. The BKO is designed for nitrogen gas or compressed air with a main operating pressure is 200-300 PSI and the BKO offers low-pressure operation.
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- the factory setting of the high-pressure regulator, to rectify problems for users with pre-set tanks
- firing rate increased to 14 bit/s
- the options of a "clamshell" frame, although whether the design is truly a clamshell frame is disputed
In 2003, the following changes were made:
- the clamshell frame became standard
- updated electronics, with an optional system that could override a user's desire to fire (to prevent breaking paint)
- firing rate increase to 18-20 bit/s
Later in 2003, the design included a user-rebuildable ram. The low rise feed-neck became standard in this model.
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Medical News Sexual Risk Taking Among Transgender Male-to-Female Youths With Different Partner TypesAugust 26, 2010 Associations between partner types (main, casual or commercial) and sexual risk behaviors of sexually active male-to-female (transgender female) young people were examined in the current study. In Los Angeles and Chicago, the researchers interviewed 120 transgender female youths ages 15 to 24. Participants were recruited from clinics, community-based agencies, clubs, bars, the streets, and through referrals. The results indicated that sexual risk behaviors varied by type of partner. The transgender youths were less likely to use condoms during receptive anal intercourse with their main partner; they also were less likely to use a condom with a main partner while under the influence of substances. The youths were more likely to talk about their HIV status with a main partner. The study data found no demographic or social factors that predicted condom use during receptive anal intercourse by partner type. View Full Article
Comment by: Kelli B.
(Fort Worth, Texas)
Sat., Aug. 28, 2010 at 9:54 am EDT Many transgender females, like myself, are very needful of validation and that insecurity leads to unsafe sex. In the past I used to have unprotected sex, but when I changed my attitude about my transition and became serious to becoming the person I known I can be that behaviour stopped. Now I have become secure about my physical presentation and emotionally happy I attract unmarried, sober men and have a safe, sane dating life. If young MTF can be helped to understand what lays beyond their present condition if they would only give it a chance we could reverse this sad social trend.
Comment by: Stephanie
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Fri., Aug. 27, 2010 at 6:52 pm EDT From th s article, the study doesn't appear to say much of anything. Transgender young adults tend to take less risks with monogamous or steady partners than they do in casual sexual encounters (which are more risky anyway). There are no real statistics given--i.e. how many transgender youth vs other populations, demographics on youth interviewed who are part of the bar scene vs those who are not, etc. So the only thing this really says is that transgender youth who practice safe sex take less risks than those who do not. Or is the point that transgender youth are capable of monogamy or safe sex practices? If so, is this really a surprise?
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The efficacy of combined therapies of oxaliplatin-based chemotherapy and anti-epidermal growth factor receptor (anti-EGFR) monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) remains controversial in colorectal cancer (CRC). The aim of this study is to estimate the efficacy and safety of adding cetuximab or panitumumab to oxaliplatin-based chemotherapy in the first line treatment in KRAS wild type patients with metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC) through meta-analysis.
Medline, EMBASE, and Cochrane library, American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) were searched. Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials (RCTs) which evaluated oxaliplatin-based chemotherapy with or without anti-EGFR drugs (cetuximab or panitumumab) in untreated KRAS wild type patients with mCRC. The outcomes included overall survival (OS), progression-free survival (PFS), overall response rate (ORR) and toxicities. Hazard ratios (HR) and risk ratio (RR) were used for the meta-analysis and were expressed with 95% confidence intervals.
This meta-analysis included four RCTs with 1270 patients, and all of the patients were administered oxaliplatin-based chemotherapy regimens with or without anti-EGFR MAbs. The result of heterogeneity of OS was not significant. Compared with chemotherapy alone, the addition of cetuximab or panitumumab didn't result in significant improvement in OS (HR?=?1.00, 95%CI [0.88, 1.13], P?=?0.95) or PFS (HR?=?0.86, 95%CI [0.71, 1.04], P?=?0.13). The subgroup analysis of cetuximab also revealed no significant benefit in OS (HR?=?1.02, 95%CI [0.89, 1.18], P?=?0.75) or in PFS (HR?=?0.87, 95%CI [0.65, 1.17], P?=?0.36). Patients who received combined therapy didn't have a higher ORR (Risk Ratio?=?1.08, 95%CI [0.86, 1.36]). Toxicities slightly increased in anti-EGFR drugs group.
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The current bolt is an M8, yes? The allen nut solution MIGHT work if the adjuster bolt were an M6 and the odds are even better with an M5 bolt as we are gaining clearance from the threads of the adjuster to the starter motor as the bolt gets skinnier (assuming allen nut outside diameter gets smaller with bolt size getting smaller.
There is essentially almost no clearance from the adjuster thread to the bolt on the housing of starter motor. Its fortuitous that the starter motor sinks in at that location, otherwise, I don't see an type of simple elegant solutions beside the stock tensioner.
As long as you can find an long allen bolt with same (or smaller) outside diameter of the CURRENT threaded adjuster bolt, it will clear—anything larger in diameter is no good (ala acorn nut). Anything shorter doesn't really help because the clearance issue starts 2–3mm after the jam nut in the pictures I sent.
Another thought is that if the housing could be half the thickness of the current one that would help gain you some clearance?
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I looked at the pictures, but am not totally sure if I am seeing things as I think I am. I may have a solution I use on the KLX250. I use an allen nut from a Yamaha SR500 exhaust - IF there is any clearance for it. It is 13mm in diameter, I am not sure I see that much clearance there in the pictures so you will have to let me know. I can turn the nut down tight against the end of the bolt and with a dab of blue LocTite on the thread it should stay put. I can also use a shorter bolt since it appears…
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Researchers from the University of New England (Australia) and the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust, Sydney (Australia), have discovered a high-altitude species of sedge from south-western Tasmania. A small clumping plant, Lepidosperma monticola grows on mountains including Mount Field and Mount Sprent. It is unique in the genus in being the only species essentially restricted to alpine vegetation. At less than seven centimetres tall, this Tasmanian endemic is also the smallest known species of Lepidosperma.
Mr George Plunkett and Prof. Jeremy Bruhl (University of New England), and Assoc. Prof. Karen Wilson (Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust, Sydney) described this new species in the open access journal PhytoKeys.
Mr Plunkett, who is undertaking a PhD on Lepidosperma, first discovered the new species amongst herbarium specimens on loan to the N.C.W. Beadle Herbarium from the Tasmanian Herbarium. A field trip to Tasmania to collect additional material, observe the species in the wild and examine relevant collections at the Tasmanian Herbarium provided further evidence supporting the recognition of Lepidosperma monticola as a new species. Analysing the morphological and anatomical attributes of the plants demonstrated conclusively that L. monticola is a distinct species in need of formal recognition.
Species of the genus Lepidosperma, commonly known as sword-sedges, mostly have elongate, flattened leaves that are shaped like a double-edged sword. Many also possess sharp, cutting leaf margins, alluding to this common name. The genus with more than 100 species is widespread a
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So we're gone from magazines to meats—the latest round of high-pressure door-to-door sales is being reported in complaints to area law enforcement. Monday, April 14th, the Watauga County Sheriff's Office received information regarding "door to door - high pressure," sales of meat,
according to Sheriff Len Hagaman. He said that a male and female were reportedly approaching residents in an attempt to sell meat by using high pressure tactics and even verbal intimidation. The Better Business Bureau out of Raleigh reports the same problem in other areas of the state, offer their own cautions over who you are dealing with and what you are purchasing. Sheriff Hagaman, in referring to the reports, said that citizens should be very careful, as similar sales have been reported in other areas of the county and North Carolina, reports that allege high pricing per pound, and substandard non FDA inspected meats, often sold out of a cooler.
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Professional Fire Fighters of Manchester,CT I.A.F.F. Local 1579 proudly protects 55000 people living in an area of 27 square miles. We operate out of 5 stations that protect a primarily residential area. Our department is a public department whose members are on a paid status.
Local 1579 represents the men and women of the Manchester Fire-Rescue-EMS Department, formerly known as the South Manchester Fire Department. Our Local is 38 years old, and was founded in 1963 by ten members of the South Manchester Fire Department. Our I.A.F.F. Charter was official on October 27th, 1965. The first president of the local was Harold Pinky Pohl. Robert O. Martin was the next president followed by Robert T. Barker. Our current president is David M. Mayer. Our local consists of 67 uniformed professional fire fighters, EMT's, MRT's and Paramedics as well as Lieutenants and the Assistant Superintendant of Fire Alarms. We are involved in many community activities such as the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Midget Football League/Junior Athletic Association, Sponsors of Little League Baseball Teams, Heritage Day Festival, Fire Prevention and Education Activities, just to name a few.


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Description/Abstract: | Reem Alasadi is a fashion designer renowned in both the British and international fashion scene for her unique approach to design. In her 'See Britain' short film, Reem points to Britain's multicultural society as the reason why many designers can flourish in the fashion industry. |
Contributors: | Alasadi, Reem (Producer) |
Original Publication URL: | http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/global-issues/london-2012... |
Item Type: | Art Design Item - Film |
Additional Information: | Foreign and Commonwealth Office & Lion Television |
Subjects: | H Social Sciences > HD Industries. Land use. Labor H Social Sciences > HT Communities. Classes. Races P Language and Literature > PN Literature (General) > PN1990 Broadcasting |
Divisions: | Faculty of Business and Law > Winchester School of Art |
Date: | 2012 |
URL: | http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/global-issues/london-2012/see-britain/reem-alasadi |
Measurements: | 4min. 15secs. |
ePrint ID: | 340251 |
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