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I began working in home security after a friend of mine was a victim of a home invasion that left them psychologically scarred and unable to leave their own home for fear of the outside world. After that horrible occurrence I came to a startling realization, a burning need that was stoked by my anger at my friend's situation, that I wanted to help protect people. I didn't want to become a police officer but I did want to do something that mattered. Another close friend who worked for ADT home security systems in Augusta inspired me to go into the home security business.
I've learned quite a bit in the two years that I have started working in the industry but one thing that I've learned which has struck me powerfully is the feeling of vulnerability that many victims of home robberies have. It's a traumatic experience that leaves them shaken to the core as the very sanctity of the place that they call home has been utterly violated. The anger that I feel for what has been done to these people leaves me feeling helpless as I wish I could do more to help put their minds at ease.
I can't believe we still live in a society where there are men and women eagerly waiting to take advantage of someone else. They wait within the cracks of our culture lurking in the shadows until the moment to strike presents itself. The majority of the time they break into our homes when we're not even there to protect it - which is where ADT and myself come into the picture. I want to make sure that even if they do manage to break through the security that will guard your home that they will be caught thanks to the cameras we always encourage clients to install.
Keeping Home Owners Safe from Crime
I began working in home security after a friend of mine was a victim of a home invasion that left them psychologically scarred and unable to leave their own home for fear of the outside world. After that horrible occurrence I came to a startling realization, a burning need that was stoked by my anger at my friend's situation, that I wanted to help protect people. I didn't want to become a police officer but I did want to do something that mattered. Another close friend who worked for ADT home security systems in Augusta inspired me to go into the home security business.
Creating a Content Producing Business Model
With Cox Cable TV being one of the very last cable companies in the industry, it's no wonder that we are running out of options for quality providers in many states. For the longest time I lived in an area which only had one provider and I thought that the prices they offered were an industry standard and had no thought to the fact that there might be something cheaper out there for me. That might as well have been the truth since I didn't have any other service available to call and request a price check from.
Unfortunately these companies are quickly becoming a thing of the past as are out right refusing to adapt to the changing nature of the market. With Netflix and Youtube both beginning to show us consumers that entertainment doesn't have to be offered in the inflexible way which it has always been delivered, they are two models of success that are not just being providers like their competition is but instead are becoming producers of high quality content. YouTube is especially an interesting case as they are investing in small studios who want are creating all kinds of unique content on a micro scale for us to consume.
I think this is going to be the future of media and if the cable companies do nothing to catch up any time soon they are going to begin losing customers to those of us who have devices like Roku, PS4 and others. Even Amazon is getting in on some of the action by providing their own streaming model service as well a device in which they are able to stream it from. Since the cable companies already have boxes in every customers home, if wouldn't be very hard for them to create a similar content producing business model.
Eligible Rural Areas for USDA Loans
I would like to be a home owner, and I think that living in a house would be the best thing for my family. I had worked for years to save up money for a down payment on a house. I was close to my goal, but I had some unexpected medical expenses that pretty much destroyed all of my savings. It has been rather depressing to get so close to a goal, and then to have it destroyed. But I still have hope, and I think that USDA loans could be the best option for my current situation.
One of the things that I need to figure out, when it comes to being eligible for a USDA loan, is what the income threshold is for such loans. I know that your income has to be below a certain level, but I do not know exactly what that level is. I think that it might depend on the area, and what the cost of living is in that particular area. At least, that would make a lot of sense to me.
I am hoping that this type of loan will cover new houses, or houses that are currently under construction. I would much rather purchase a new house, as opposed to buying one that has been lived in before. I would just feel a lot better about my purchase, if I knew that the house was new. That way, there would not be any hidden defects that I might later run into. It seems like a better investment in every way. I am currently living close to some fairly rural areas, so I think that I should not have a lot of trouble finding a qualifying property. The bigger issue, in my opinion, is whether I will qualify for the loan.Take On Scanning Through
Working to Get My Chaffeur's License
It really is not that hard to get a chauffeur's license here in Toronto. The really big part is just being able to pass a background check. Not really sure how that matters for the license. For example I can see why the guy who owned a limousine service in toronto would not want to hire a felon or such to drive a car that might be worth as much as a small house. I do not really see what the municipal government would care, although obviously there is a public safety aspect to this in some regards. You would have a lot of people in the vehicle in some of these limos. The largest ones must carry around a dozen people at one time and of course they make stretched vans and party buses that can probably carry even more people at once. In the USA I think you would probably need a class A Commercial Driver's license to drive a vehicle with a large passenger capacity.
Obviously you would want to do a background check on a guy before you gave him the key to a big van with fifteen people in it. It could be a crazy person perhaps, some guy who might do some crazy thing with all of these people in his care. Or I would guess that you would want to be sure it was not someone with a number of different medical conditions which could potentially cause them to lose control over their conscious thought. That does not sound right honestly, but I mean stuff like epilepsy where a guy might have a seizure while he is driving. I am not sure what the rules about that are when you are talking about driving a private vehicle, but they surely have rules against it for commercial vehicles.Take On Scanning Through
How come H&M online only shows a fraction of their clothes?
- Whenever I go to an H&M, there are racks and racks of clothes, but online there is practically nothing!
The other day, I saw a really cute blazer I wanted (There were about 25 different blazers), but online, there are only 3.
I am just wondering why this is?
Answer by Alice
H&Ms online store serves the purpose of only showing the newest arrivals and basic things they have stock in their store 24/7 such as camisoles and socks.
- Jacob is h inches tall. Write an expression for each height. Then evaluate each expression if Jacob is 63 inches tall.
Starting with this, I still don't understand like this one:
10 inches more than 1/3 Jacob's height
b. 19 inches less than twice Jacob's height.
Please help. Am I supposed to multiply or something?
Answer by Sayee
a. 10 + ( (1/3)x h) b. (2xh) - 19 subsitute h=63 you will get required ans. Note: x means multiply!
- I want to test my car and therefore I need highway that is capable for the test. I want to accelerate gently from 0 to around 225 km/h using a regular sedan (not sport) that is not fast (say, 15 seconds for 0-100 km/h). Anyone can include the formula?
Here in Indonesia there are only a few short ranges highway and I want to test my car in the safest highway of choice possible.
PS: You can make some assumptions.
Answer by just_eon
Key: your car's acceleration is 6.67 km/h^2 Formula: a = dv/dt You'll need to maintain constant acceleration, while anything else constant, and you'll hit 225 kph in 33.75 sec. With v = 225 kph and t = 33.75 sec, you need a highway with minimum range of s = 2.11 km
- The full problem is: Let h be the height of a rectangle formed between the shaded region above. Write the height of the rectangle as a function of x. The graph shows a parabola with the equation f1(x) = 4x -x^2 and a line with the equation f2(x) = 2x. The region between where the lines intersect is shaded.
Answer by Mary
I'm sorry I'm having a hard time visualizing where the rectangle is. It says it is "between the shaded region". Does that mean it is inside the shaded region, slanted? If so we need a little more information, like where it touches the parabola. Or, does it mean that the intersections are the corners of rectangle. If so the height h is fixed, h=4, not a function of x.
- If a chemical compound starts with an H that doesn't have a 2 next to it, does that mean that the compound is an acid?
For example, HC2H3O2. What is that?
Answer by orisori
If H does not have a number next to it, there is only 1 H atom. But in the HC2H3O2 there are 4 H atoms (the 1 H atom in the front + the H3 = 4 H atoms. I don't that that having an H means it's an acid.


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Their relationship has had its rough spots along the way, but it seems John Mayer and Katy Perry have great chemistry in the recording studio.
During his interview on " Jimmy Kimmel Live," the "No Such Thing" crooner talked about writing and recording "Who You Love" with his "Hot N Cold" chick.
Hitting up another venue on his Paradise Valley tour, John Mayer took to the stage in Sao Paulo, Brazil last night (September 19).
The "Daughters" hitmaker rocked an all-denim ensemble while performing his past and new tunes.
Getting an idea from his on-again, off-again girlfriend, John Mayer is sending a semi truck around the U.S. to promote his new album.
The "Waiting on the World to Change" singer is plugging the record with a truck pulling a trailer with the album cover image on it with "John Mayer. Paradise Valley. The new album. Available everywhere."
Taking a break from their luxury bus digs, John Mayer and Katy Perry grabbed their bags and strolled away from their tour coach in New York City on Wednesday (August 28).
Usually happy to pose for the paparazzi, the "I Kissed a Girl" songstress shielded her face as her "No Such Thing" boyfriend led the way to their destination.
Continuing to promote his new album "Paradise Valley" (in stores now), John Mayer stopped by the "Late Show With David Letterman" on Monday night (August 19).
The "Daughters" hitmaker took to the Ed Sullivan Theatre stage and performed his single "Wildfire."
Making the most of a sunny day, John Mayer stepped out of his apartment in New York City earlier this afternoon (August 19).
The "Gravity" crooner went for his well-known double-denim look as he made his way through the busy Big Apple streets.
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BANGALORE: A large number of persons, mostly farmers, urged the Delimitation Commission not to disturb the Hassan Lok Sabha and Holenarsipur Assembly constituencies.
K.H. Javare Gowda, former MP from the district, said Kadur Assembly segment from the neighbouring Chickmaglur district had been included in the Hassan Lok Sabha Constituency in the draft.
He said Tiptur and Turuvekere Assembly segments could be included in the Lok Sabha constituency. Farmers were unhappy that Halli Mysore was sought to be transferred to Arakalgud Assembly Constituency. As many as 153 representations were submitted from Holenarasipura.


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Whew! Big list of releases this week, to include some fairly heavy hitters in the mainstream and TV categories. Mainstream: Focus; Jupiter Ascending; McFarland, USA; The Spongebob Movie Independent: Camp X-Ray; The Dog Who Saved Summer; Eat With Me; Infected; Know How; The Legend of Longwood; Monsters; The Poltergeist of Borley Forest; Private Number; She […] [Read More]
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Big release this week: "American Sniper" makes its DVD/BD debut. Also notable this week: Russian Oscar entry "Leviathan," animated film "Strange Magic." There's also a number of TV shows, including complete box sets of "Boardwalk Empire" and "Glee." Mainstream: American Sniper Independent: Before I Disappear; Cymbeline; Lovesick; My Dad's A Soccer Mom; The Vatican Exorcisms […] [Read More]
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FAIRBORN — With an exciting new offense, and some talented skill-position players in the lineup, veteran coach Roy Thobe hopes to create some excitement with this Fairborn Skyhawks team.
"We're going with a variation of last year's offense. We have more speed, so you'll see us a little more spread. We're playing out of a shotgun formation. It's a spread offense, and our kids have been picking it up really well. We plan on going about 60-percent run, 40-percent pass, and move the ball around to our skilled kids. The kids are picking it up pretty well. It should be fun."
Sophomore Brent Grody looks to have the nod at quarterback this season. Grody saw some playing time as the back-up QB a season ago, and Thobe likes his abilities to lead the offense.
That frees up Aron Childers and Robert Batey as running backs, with Brandon Easterling and Tyler Cutlip in as slotbacks. Both Childers and Easterling are returning starters.
Corey Gayheart (6-foot, 220 last season as a junior) returns on the offensive line, joining fellow senior Tyler Lewis and juniors Austin Sears, Tray Stidham and Brandon Perry.
Another pair of juniors — Leslen Switzer and Jared Olade — will see plenty of action at wideout.
"These guys have done a great job in adjusting to the new offense, and they're out here looking to get better every day," Thobe said. "Your 'O' is gonna flow with your offensive line, and we might have a good one."
The Skyhawks will stay with the 4-4 base offense. Thobe has two-way starter Childers leading the secondary at the safety position with sophomore Christian Rountree and senior Kyle Keaton at cornerback.
Switzer will be another two-way starter. He'll be an outside linebacker along with sophomore Austin Hill. Returning starter Dusty Johnson and Liam Bailey look to fill the inside backer roles admirably.
Chris Diggs-Copeland returns as a starting defensive tackle, and will join fellow senior Ryan Bates and soph Wendell Wheeler. Stephen Coghlan, Max Morgan-Eliott and Deoinne Gibson will share playing time at defensive end.
"These guys will see a lot of playing time, because we will be flowing bodies in and out of the lineup a lot," Thobe said. "One freshman to keep an eye on will be Nico Elam at cornerback. He should see a lot of playing time as well."
The good news is that Adam Knaub returns to handle kickoffs, extra points and field goals. The bad news? "We're still auditioning people to be our punter," Thobe said. "If you can punt, come on out."
Look for skill players Easterling and Childers to handle the kick and punt return duties as well.
Fairborn opens with traditional rivalry games with nonleague schools at New Carlisle Tecumseh (Aug. 29), home against Dayton Stebbins (Sept. 5) and then there's a GWOC border war with Beavercreek in Week 3. They'll finish the 10-game regular season with what should be another exciting game with Greene County foe Xenia, Oct. 31 at Cox Stadium.
If enthusiasm has anything to do with success, Fairborn should be pretty good this year. Coach Thobe says he likes the players' attitudes, and has really enjoyed the preseason thus far. "We know the division will be another dogfight. But our numbers are up, the kids are very receptive to being coached, and we're having fun. If we can stay healthy, we could be right there in the hunt," Thobe said.


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Himachal Pradesh has been praised by the World Bank for running "effective and focused" programmes to check HIV/AIDS in the state, which has witnessed a surge in the number of positive cases in the last three years.
A six-member team of the World Bank, which had toured the state recently, assessed the HIV/AIDS control measures in different parts of the state and praised the state government for running "effective and focused" programmes in this direction, Director Health Sulakshna Puri told PTI on Sunday.
The state has also won accolade from National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) in this regard, Puri, who is also the Project director of the State AIDS control society, said.
Particularly impressed with the transparency in financial monitoring of the AIDS programmes in HP, the NACO said the tiny Himalayan state should serve as a "pilot site" for other states, she added.
While there were 530 cases of HIV positive in the state in 2006-07, it rose to 590 in 2007-08, to 770 in 2008-09 and to 249 in between April to July, 2009, Health Minister Rajeev Bindal had said in the state assembly last week.
The minister had said the first case of AIDS came to light in the state in 1952 and since then 60 people have died due to the deadly disease.
After Kangra, the most populated district of the state, Hamirpur, native district of Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal, tops in the number of HIV positive cases during the period. Shimla is third in the list.
The minister said the state government has taken several preventive steps to control the disease. Around 44 new testing centres have been set up besides the 21 that already existed.
Due to its comprehensive and focused awareness programmes, the awareness percentage on HIV/AIDS in HP is 93 per cent among females and 83 per cent among males respectively whereas at the national level it is 84 per cent and 61 per cent respectively, he added.
A total of 24,555 pregnant women have undergone tests for the deadly disease so far which reflects the growing awareness among masses, Mr. Bindal said.
Ms. Puri said in addition to conventional centres like government hospitals, the state government is distributing free condoms to people through 3000 non-conventional centres like petrol pumps, barber shops and Dhaba (roadside eateries).
She said prospective groom and brides are also advised to take HIV/AIDS test before marriage through Red Ribbon clubs, an idea mooted by the Chief Minister.
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If you're like most people, you're always on the hunt for the perfect app—the one that does everything. The one that will finally replace all your other apps that do … well, almost everything.
This week on Monday Productivity Pointers, I'm here to take the pressure off. It's perfectly OK to use multiple apps that do almost the same things. I'm going to show you how I use three apps to manage my daily to-dos.
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This week on Monday Productivity Pointers, I'm going to show you how you can migrate over to Google Apps—specifically, how you can start using the cloud-storage app Google Drive and work with your documents within it.
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It's easy to post pictures on social networks, but sometimes we're looking at them from such small screens that it's easy to miss tiny details that can compromise your privacy—or worse, someone else's.
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In many online calendar apps, such as Google Calendar and Outlook.com, you can get a daily email of all your appointments for the day. It's one email, and it contains a digest view of your entire day.
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You may have heard of the popular web clipper and note-taking app Evernote.
The makers of Evernote have another highly useful app to create annotations on photos, screenshots, web pages, even maps! The app is called Skitch, and I'm going to show you how it works on this week's Monday Productivity Pointers.
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A long time ago in Monday Productivity Pointers, I posted a video about a fantastic remote desktop connection app called Crossloop. It was fast, it was easy, and there was absolutely nothing not to love about it. Using a desktop PC, Mac, or tablet, you could easily connect to someone else's computer and either view it or remote control it.
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Photograph - Italian Fine Art Gallery, Great Hall, Exhibition Building, 1880-1881 Reg. No: MM 107925
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- View of the Italian Fine Art Gallery display along the southern wall of the eastern nave in the Great Hall at the 1880 Melbourne International Exhibition held at the Exhibition Buildings, Carlton Gardens, between 1 October 1880 and 30 April 1881.
The picture galleries of the various countries were situated on the first floor balconies of the main Exhibition Building. The Italian Court occupied the south-eastern balcony area, next to France and opposite the art displays of Germany and Great Britain on the northern side of the nave. Several works can be identified with their catalogue listings, including Florentine artist Michele Gordigiani's 'Portrait of H.M. Victor Emmanuel II'.
This is one of seventy-six photographs in a photograph album. Twenty-six photographs are of the 1880 Melbourne International Exhibition. The photographs provide us with important visual evidence about the gardens around the Exhibition Building, and interior exhibits, including detailed images of the British Art Court, the ceramic and pottery exhibits in the Main Hall, and the appearance of the Avenue of Nations. The photographs are taken from glass plates and retain an excellent level of clarity and detail.
The album also contains a number of photographs in the 'Frith's Series', taken by British photographer Francis Frith, or members of his staff, of Gibraltar, and villages and towns in Britain.
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- Albumen photograph mounted on buff-coloured card in red, cloth-covered, photograph album with decorative gold tooled border and gold tooled lettering in centre of front cover.
- Description Of Content:
- International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1880. Interior view of the Italian Fine Arts Gallery in the eastern nave, Exhibition Building, showing the paintings and sculpture.
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- Source: Museum Victoria
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|Images & Image Making Collection, Public Life & Institutions Collection, Royal Exhibition Building Collection
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|Melbourne International Exhibition 1880
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|photograph albums
|Written inside the front cover of album: 'W.W.Scott/ c/o Horticultural Press/ 78A Victoria Street/ Melbourne C1/ Box 1944/ Phone F2656/ [illegible]; Sold by G.W.Harris, Donolly Victoria.'
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|Royal Exhibition Building (REB), Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1880
|Cavaliere Gordigiani, Florence, Italy, 1880
|Jacopo d'Andrea, Venice, Italy, 1880
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GREENVILLE - A new veteran's memorial was unveiled and dedicated Friday morning in front of Wayne HealthCare.
The new memorial consists of pavers engraved with service personnel's information that line the memorial's walkway. There is a water rock, engraved with the Wayne HealthCare logo and flag pole. The flag pole will fly the American, the state, and POW/MIA flags. A plaque is at the base of the flag pole with the emblems of each branch of service.
The memorial was made possible by the Wayne Hospital Foundation, a fundraising organization to do medical and healthcare-related good in the community, said Wayne Deschambeau, President/CEO of Wayne HealthCare.
"The foundation is all about doing good for the community," said Deschambeau during the introduction.
Foundation Co-Chair, Aaron Cox emceed the event and told of how the memorial came to be. In May 2013, board member Dave Furlong suggested the idea of the memorial. Furlong, also the president of Fitzwater Tree and Lawn Care, donated the water rock and the labor to construct the project.
"I would like to thank you for making this possible and for this great tribute to our veterans," said Cox of Furlong's generosity.
The American Legion Post 140 presented the flag while Greenville High School senior Brooke Netzley sang the national anthem. State Rep. Jim Buchy and Sen. Keith Faber presented an Ohio flag.
"I think its very special that we are here today to dedicate this memorial. In the history of our country over 41 million men and women have worn a uniform…1,300,000 plus have died in battle defending freedom - 66,000 fellow Buckeyes have been killed fighting for our freedom. So I think it's very appropriate, it's very special today that we thank those here at Wayne HealthCare, the foundation, the Furlough family and Fitzwater's," said State Rep. Jim Buchy.
A certificate of recognition was presented by Greenville Mayor Mike Bowers.
"I've very proud of this community, I'm very proud of the gentlemen that you see here today, the sacrifice they've made- the service they've given to their country so we may have the freedom that we have in this country, in this state and in this community," said Bowers.
Darke County Commissioners Mike Stegall, also a Foundation Board member, and Diane Deleplane presented a proclamation. Delaplane spoke of how important it was to recognize our veterans and of the continued good work of the foundation.
"John Wayne was once asked what's the definition of courage - he thought about it for a moment and then he said 'courage is being scared to death but saddling up anyways.' These gentlemen before you, they saddled up when their country called. There is no braver, no higher honor then serving your country," said Stegall.
Furlong said the memorial took about five days to install.
"I've done a lot of projects…probably this project here has given me more joy. This monument here and this stone is dedicated to guys that have served so I can walk around in this country free so it's a small token," said Furlong. "They gave all I gave nothing."
Veteran Floyd E. Foureman unveiled the plaque placed in front of the flag pole. Foureman was the first employee of Fitzwater Tree and Lawn Care which began in 1946.
Other veterans in attendance were Dale Marker, Carl Wetzel, Clark Lease, Tom McGee and Donald Newbauer, who are members of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Veteran's of Foreign Affairs (VFW) and American Legion Post 140.
Other Foundation Board members are Lynne Hawley, M.D., chairman; Karen Nichols, secretary; Bob Nelson, Mike Henry, Tracy Haines, Krista Subler, Marvella Fletcher, Holly Hill, Donna Harter and Phil Dubbs.
The Wayne Hospital Foundation was established to acquire and accept charitable gifts for Wayne Hospital, now Wayne HealthCare, in order to perpetuate and advance the highest quality of health care services at Wayne HealthCare and in Darke County.
The Foundation's Mission, simply put, is to assist Wayne HealthCare with extending the gift of life to all those in need, regardless of their ability to pay.
The Foundation is a separate, non-profit corporation, which is governed by a volunteer board of Directors, each of whom is a recognized leader in the communities Wayne HealthCare serves. The members donate their time, talents, expertise, insights, and financial support. Board members are responsible for ensuring the Foundation is an efficient, cost-effective organization that is fully accountable for the philanthropic funds entrusted to it.


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HOUSTON The Spring Independent School District has decided to keep metal detectors at Spring High School for the entire school year.
The portable metal detectors were brought in as classes resumed Monday, and access to the school was limited to only two heavily-monitored entrances. Clear backpacks also became mandatory.
The metal detectors were originally scheduled to be removed from the campus next week. It s unclear what prompted the change, but parents had been speaking out about safety concerns.
Joshua Broussard, 17, was stabbed to death at Spring High School last week. Another 17-year-old student, Luis Alonzo Alfaro, is charged in his murder.
Alfaro allegedly confessed to stabbing Broussard in a fight that he said began with a bump. Broussard died in the school hallway and three other students were also injured. They were taken to nearby hospitals to be treated for stab wounds and all were expected to survive.
Harris County Sheriff s deputies said the killing was gang-related.
Since the fatal stabbing, nearly 80 students have withdrawn from the school.
But some parents have decided to leave their child there, acknowledging the school s effort to fix things.
Welll, I did want him out of here, but I have to be calm about this, said Cinthya Rosario.
She said the tragedy has been an eye-opener for Spring ISD and administrators are responding well to what happened.
The district has been having a string of parent meetings. Attendance is limited to 75 parents and interested participants must register online.
We limited it to 75, so it could be a more intimate setting, said Spring ISD Director of Communications Karen garrison.
So far, all the meetings have filled up.


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I think I get some sort of strange exhilaration from watching television couples. I feel like they somehow make up for the lack of drama in my own life (not that that is a bad thing.) I become seriously invested in the character's relationships, even during reruns. I know! I need to get a life!
I know there are thousands of television couples, but these are six of my all-time favorites!
Luke and Lorelai from Gilmore Girls
Aren't Luke and Lorelai just the epitome of adorable? Throughout the entire show, I would get so happy every time they are all cutesy with each other! Although it was never definite that they end up together, I still believe they are soul mates.
Donna and Eric from That 70's Show
These two kind of make me laugh. They seem like such an odd couple, but somehow it totally works! Although their fate is also somewhat vague, Eric and Donna depict such a unique young adult relationship.
Ross and Rachel from Friends
Okay, how could you not love them? They are literally the cutest couple in history. Although they have their ups and downs, each time they get back together just seemed so natural and right.
Jim and Pam from The Office
Now what is more adorable than an office romance? Jim and Pam start off as a shy, "adorkable" couple whose relationship matures into something beautiful and everlasting despite some minor obstacles in the end.
Carrie and Mr. Big from Sex and The City
Although they both have commitment issues, Carrie and the ever-charming Mr. Big are destined for each other. He knows exactly how to satiate Carrie's somewhat high-maintenance needs, and it is obvious the two are head-over-heels for one another.
Chuck and Blair from Gossip Girl
If you haven't seen passion, you haven't seen Chuck and Blair together. Gossip Girl is my favorite show for many reasons, and this relationship is a big part of that. The couple's love for one another is intense and sometimes painful, but it is all worth it when they end up together.
What is your favorite television couple, Lovelies?
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BHUBANESWAR: Culture Minister Surya Narayan Patro has ordered an inquiry into the alleged affidavit filed by the Government before the High Court submitting that the Orissa Sangeet Natak Academy president and Odissi exponent Gangadhar Pradhan is a Padma Shree awardee.
Mr. Patro has directed Culture Secretary Gopinath Mohanty to inquire into the issue and submit his report within a week.
In an affidavit before the Orissa High Court, the deputy secretary to the government of Orissa in culture department Udayanath Nayak has submitted an affidavit before the High Court on January 8 last that the newly-appointed president of Orissa Sangeet Natak Akademi (OSNA) is a `Padma Shree awardee.' The department's `misleading' submission to the apex court of the State has put the government in a tight spot.
Former OSNA president Dhirendra Nath Patnaik had filed a writ petition in the court challenging the decision of the culture department in removing him `unconstitutionally and unceremoniously' from the post before the completion of his term of office.
Mr. Patnaik was invited to hold the post for two years by the then culture minister Damodar Rout but was removed by his successor and the present Culture Minister Surya Narayan Patro on September 11, 2006 while Mr. Patnaik was due to retire on May 30, 2007. While Mr. Patnaik sought shelter of the court of law that asked the culture department to explain, the department, in its submission, mentioned that Mr. Gangadhar Pradhan was `found most suitable for the post being an eminent dancer and Padma Shree awardee' to succeed Mr. Pattnaik.
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MetoKote Corporation Adds Depth to Business Development and Marketing Disciplines
LIMA, Ohio, April 19 /PRNewswire/ — MetoKote Corporation announced today it has hired three business development professionals whose responsibilities will focus on leading global growth in coating equipment and application services within critical business sectors. The company also expanded its marketing ranks to provide strategic direction to its communication and marketing initiatives.
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Christoph Goebel, Sales Account Manager
Christoph Goebel has been appointed sales account manager with responsibilities to drive business growth among target customers within Germany. Based in MetoKote's newest coating facility located in Mannheim, Germany, Mr. Goebel will play an integral role toward increasing the facility's coating application revenues.
"Christoph comes to MetoKote with nearly 20 years of combined sales and account management experience with leading paint material suppliers including PPG, Rohm and Haas, and Valspar," stated Paul Kearns, business development director MetoKote Europe. "His deep experience within the German coatings market, and our key industry sectors, makes Christoph an ideal candidate for this position."
MetoKote's Mannheim electro-coating (e-coat) complex is scheduled to start production in July, 2010, providing e-coating application services to John Deere.
Kelly Moore, mikroKote(TM) Product Manager
Kelly Moore has joined the company as mikroKote product manager. In this role, Ms. Moore will be responsible for spearheading the international business development and marketing for mikroKote, MetoKote's newest re-deployable and flexible indexing monorail e-coat system. In addition, she will be in charge of the company's corporate-level strategic marketing and communication initiatives on a global basis.
"Kelly comes to MetoKote with a solid background in marketing and business development. Her expertise and proven capabilities will provide MetoKote with the momentum needed to successfully launch the mikroKote line and enhance our global communication initiatives," said MetoKote Global Vice President, Business Development Jeff Oravitz.
Ms. Moore comes from Dana Holding Corporation, a leading supplier of axles; driveshafts; sealing, and thermal-management products. She most recently served as account manager supervising a global sales account valued over $90 million annually. Over her career with Dana, Ms. Moore held positions in marketing, program management, and business development.
Ms. Moore earned her bachelor's of arts degree from Indiana University – Bloomington and holds a post-graduate diploma from Bowling Green State University. She is also accredited in public relations through the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA).
Karen Wang, Sales Account Manager
Karen Wang has been appointed, sales account manager, and will be based at the company's Cambridge, Ontario, facility. Ms. Wang will be responsible for sales to both new and existing customers in the Toronto and surrounding area.
Prior to joining MetoKote, Ms. Wang spent eight years with BASF, one of the world's leading chemical companies. Seven years were in Canada as sales manager and one year in China as product manager. A highly accomplished sales leader, Ms. Wang was deemed the "Number 1 Business Performance Keeper" for BASF. She also received the "Price Forecast" award for the Asia-Pacific region in 2004 and topped 35 sales and marketing colleagues from 13 countries for achieving record sales valued at $27 million in 2003. Prior to BASF, Ms. Wang spent four years as sales manager for Mitsubishi Corporation Chemical Division.
"Karen has built an impressive track record of growing businesses through establishing successful long term relationships with customers. Karen's industry experience will be a vital asset as we accelerate the growth of our business in the Canadian market, particularly in the Toronto area," stated Oravitz.
Ms. Wang holds an undergraduate and master's degree in Biochemistry from Nanjing University, Nanjing, China. Ms. Wang is also bilingual in English and Mandarin and has working knowledge of Japanese and German.
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MetoKote Corporation, headquartered in Lima, Ohio, serves over 900 customers in over 30 facilities throughout the United States and the world. MetoKote provides environmentally sound and cost-effective coating solutions to a wide variety of industries such as agriculture, appliance, automotive, computer, construction equipment, electrical, furniture, industrial equipment, recreational, and truck and bus. For more information, please visit: www.metokote.com.
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- Land
- People
- Economy
- Government and society
- Cultural life
- History
- India from the Paleolithic Period to the decline of the Indus civilization
- The development of Indian civilization from c. 1500 bce to c. 1200 ce
- The early Muslim period
- The Mughal Empire, 1526–1761
- Regional states, c. 1700–1850
- India and European expansion, c. 1500–1858
- British imperial power, 1858–1947
- The Republic of India
- Pre-Mughal Indian dynasties
- Prime ministers of India
Congress Party rule, 2004–14
The BJP espoused a broad Hindu nativism. During the years of NDA government, Hindu products were favoured over imports, names of cities were changed—either to reflect the precolonial name (e.g., Chennai for Madras) or to bring the name more in line with local pronunciation (Kolkata for Calcutta)—and the party openly opposed what it considered non-Hindu values. Three new Indian states were created in 2000: Chhattisgarh out of southeastern Madhya Pradesh and Jharkhand out of southern Bihar in the east and Uttaranchal (later Uttarakhand) out of northwestern Uttar Pradesh in the north.
Given India's tradition of secular politics, many Indians were uncomfortable with the BJP's pro-Hindu approach, and that discomfort was perhaps one of the reasons why the BJP had such a poor showing at the May 2004 elections. Also fresh in the minds of voters was an outbreak of severe sectarian violence in Gujarat in 2002, which began when Muslims were accused of having attacked and set fire to a train carrying Hindu pilgrims. Several dozen people on board were killed, and the incident touched off a violent Hindu backlash in the state. According to an official government report, more than 1,250 people died or were reported missing and presumed dead from the attacks, of which some three-fourths were Muslims. Another 2,500 people were said to have been injured. The BJP-controlled Gujarat government, led by the chief minister, Narendra Modi, was accused of doing little or nothing to stop the killings. Modi himself was never linked to any involvement in the riots, but members of the BJP did receive prison sentences for participating in the killings.
The Congress Party regained some ground lost in previous general elections, raising its representation in the Lok Sabha to 145 seats; the BJP's membership fell to 137 seats. As had become the pattern in other recent elections, no party was situated to call a government on its own, so the Congress formed a coalition known as the United Progressive Alliance (UPA). Congress leader Sonia Gandhi again opted not to take the premiership and instead recommended Manmohan Singh, a Sikh, for the post. The Congress made significant gains in the 2009 parliamentary elections, increasing its seat total in the Lok Sabha to 206; conversely, the BJP's total fell to 116. Singh formed another UPA coalition cabinet and was sworn in for a second term, becoming the first prime minister since Jawaharlal Nehru to do so after having served a full five-year first term.
Singh had been minister of finance under Rao until 1996, and he was the man most credited with restructuring the Indian economy during the 1990s. The 2004 election was seen by many as a turn away from the pro-urban policies adopted by the BJP. Since the early 1990s, India's economy had boomed, particularly in the high-technology and technical-services sector. The economy in many rural areas, however, had stagnated. Farming remained largely dependent on monsoon rains, and many formerly remote areas were opened up merely so that their natural resources might be exploited with little benefit to local inhabitants. The UPA government espoused a strongly pro-farmer message and sought to introduce rural programs reminiscent of those of the New Deal era in the United States aimed at revitalizing the agrarian economy, stepping up investment in agriculture, providing access to credit, and improving the quality of rural infrastructure.
The government also made employment generation and social equity important features of its agenda. An indication of the government's efforts on the latter point actually began during the BJP era, when Kocheril Raman Narayanan, a Dalit, served as president of India (1997–2002). After the Congress Party came to power, Pratibha Patil became the country's first woman president in 2007, and another Dalit, Meira Kumar, was named the first woman speaker of the Lok Sabha in 2009. In addition, women began occupying senior positions in state and union-territory governments, notably in highly populated Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal.
Another priority of the Singh administration was combating terrorism both at home and abroad. Along with the growth of terror by Muslim extremists, India experienced a rise in violence among communist (mostly Maoist) groups known as Naxalites. First formed in the 1960s, Naxalite groups experienced a revival in the early 21st century, espousing a doctrine of liberation and emancipation. They generally operated in the fringes of society in the most economically backward regions and were highly attractive to marginalized tribal peoples, poor rural residents, and others with grievances. The union government soon acknowledged that Naxalism, along with terrorism, presented significant threats to the country's internal security. However, efforts to deter terrorist attacks did not prevent some major deadly incidents, including the bombing of multiple trains in Mumbai in July 2006, bombings in several locations in Delhi in September 2008, and the assault by armed terrorists on several buildings in central Mumbai two months later. The Mumbai terrorist attacks in 2008, which killed some 174 people and injured more than 300 others, greatly shocked the country.
Prior to the attacks, Singh's government had sought to build diplomatic bridges to Pakistan. Singh had met in a summit conference with Pervez Musharraf, president of Pakistan, in 2006, shortly after the Mumbai train bombings, which produced a joint statement in which the two sides agreed to cooperate against terrorism. Then, in October 2008, limited trade resumed between the Indian- and Pakistani-administered portions of Kashmir, the first such commerce through the region in six decades. Although the resumption of that trade signaled improved relations between the two countries, the improvement was short-lived, as India later linked the terrorists responsible for the November attacks to Pakistan, bringing bilateral relations to a new low. Singh did meet with his Pakistani counterpart, Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, in 2009 and 2010 in an attempt to resume the talks started earlier with Musharraf. However, relations between the two countries remained strained.
India had better diplomatic luck with other countries. Singh's government engaged in multilateral talks with the World Trade Organization and lobbied heavily for India to become a permanent member of the UN Security Council. It also successfully negotiated free-trade agreements with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and with South Korea, which went into effect in 2010, and signed a trade pact with Japan in 2011. In addition, India hosted the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, which were a great success, despite questions about corruption and mismanagement that arose during the construction of new facilities for the event.
Singh's second term as prime minister was marked by a continuing decline in his and the UPA's popularity among the Indian people. A major factor was the Indian economy, which initially had weathered the global financial crisis of 2008–09 but then began to decline, encumbered by such factors as slipping growth and rising inflation rates, escalating costs for food and energy supplies, and high interest rates that discouraged investment. More serious, however, was a string of corruption scandals that implicated a number of government officials—including, in 2013, Prime Minister Singh himself—and grew increasingly distasteful to the country's electorate. In 2013 the Congress Party lost some key state and territory elections, including in Delhi, which had long been a Congress stronghold.
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3The first symbol for the rupee was officially approved in July 2010, and coins and banknotes with the new symbol began being issued in late 2011.
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|Bharat (Hindi); Republic of India (English)
|Form of government
|multiparty federal republic with two legislative houses (Council of States [2451]; House of the People [5452])
|Head of state
|President: Pranab Mukherjee
|Head of government
|Prime Minister: Narendra Modi
|New Delhi
|Official languages
|Hindi; English
|Official religion
|Monetary unit
|Indian rupee ₹3
|(2014 est.) 1,278,689,000
|Total area (sq mi)
|Total area (sq km)
|Urban-rural population
|Urban: (2012) 30.2%
Rural: (2012) 69.8%
|Life expectancy at birth
|Male: (2011) 63.9 years
Female: (2011) 67.1 years
|Literacy: percentage of population age 15 and over literate
|Male: (2007) 76.9%
Female: (2007) 54.5%
|GNI per capita (U.S.$)
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In trading on Wednesday, shares of Jazz Pharmaceuticals plc (JAZZ) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $53.85, changing hands as low as $53.29 per share. Jazz Pharmaceuticals plc shares are currently trading off about 10% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of JAZZ shares, versus its 200 day moving average:
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Looking at the chart above, JAZZ's low point in its 52 week range is $40.38 per share, with $60.79 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $53.88.
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"When you get into the larger aircraft it becomes like a hotel, with dozens of staff supporting the plane based in a galley area down below. You have very comprehensive cooking facilities, and on larger aircraft we have looked at theatres, with spiral staircases and a Steinway grand piano. The limitations for what you can put inside a plane are pretty much the limits of physics, and even money cannot always overcome that. Even so, people are still always trying to push [the limits]. "
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Corporate Angel Network will mark the 30th anniversary of its first flight on December 22. The charity, which arranges free transportation to treatment for cancer patients and their families using empty seats on corporate jets, typically assists 250 to 300 patients each month and to date has flown nearly 40,000. On Dec. 22,1981, Leonard Greene--founder of SafeFlight Instrument Corporation and CAN's cofounder--piloted the first CAN flight, which carried a 16-year-old boy from a New York treatment facility to his home in Detroit for Christmas. "This continuing service to cancer patients comes in spite of a recent downturn in business fortunes," said Randall Greene, chairman of CAN and son of the cofounder. "It is wonderful testimony to the more than 550 corporations that offer their resources for the public good."
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Treehouse Comedy ProductionsRead MoreMore than a dozen times?that's how often Treehouse Comedy Productions has been voted the "Best Comedy Showcase" by the readers of?Fairfield County Weekly. As the first full-time comedy showcase in Connecticut, Treehouse Comedy Productions has curated stunning selections of world-class standups for more than three decades. The heavy hitters in the Treehouse family tree include Rosie O'Donnell, Jon Stewart, Bill Maher, Chris Rock, Gilbert Gottfried, and Jerry Seinfeld, who once bid farewell to standup at Treehouse gig just before his TV show,?That's So Jerry!, became a hit. With roving locations at area restaurants, casinos, and bars, the arbiters of spit-takes continue to cull the sharpest cut-ups in the country for weekly showcases.2935 Main StGlastonbury, CT US
James TaylorRead MoreHershey Theatre The Hershey Theatre, conceived in 1933 by noted philanthropist and chocolatier Milton S. Hershey, stands as an opulent tribute to the performing arts. Taking architectural cues from Saint Mark's Basilica in Venice, the foyer's towering arches gleam with golden paint and crystal chandeliers. The blue-and-gold mosaic that leads to the main seating area is the masterwork of two German artists who spent two years on its construction. Once inside the theater, audiences might think they've stepped onto the streets of Venice thanks to the atmospheric ceiling, stonework facades, and gondoliers paddling them to their seats. ####Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Music has permeated the 800 manicured acres where the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts has stood since 1969, when farmer Max Yasgur agreed to let love, peace, and harmony grow wild at the very first Woodstock festival. These days, the renowned outdoor venue and cultural center continues to attract the biggest acts in music to its pavilion stage. The open-air design ensures ample ventilation on the natural sloping lawn, and a roof protects up to 15,000 fans from inclement weather and the prying eyes of Cessna pilots.61 Savitt WayHartford, CT US
Brew HaHa Comedy ClubRead MoreAt City Steam Brewery Cafe, the owners concoct some of the area?s finest beers, scoring ?best of? awards from Hartford magazine and Connecticut Magazine. They also brew potent batches of laughter inside their 200-seat comedy show-room theater. Ensconced in the historic Brown Thomson and Co. building, which was the state?s largest department store in 1877, Brew Ha Ha once was known as the Last Laugh Comedy Club, where fledgling unknowns such as Ray Romano and Kevin James vied for laughs in the smoky rathskeller of a restaurant. Reborn in 1997 under a new moniker, the standup speakeasy keeps its calendar packed with nationally touring comics and local joke slingers. During shows, guests can toast with mugs of handcrafted beer and make edible sculptures of their favorite comedian using menu?s custom burgers, pizzas, and omelets.942 Main St.Hartford, CT US
Innovation Arts and EntertainmentRead MoreSince 1993, Cirque Dreams' family-friendly variety extravaganzas have called upon a cast of acrobats, strongmen, and daredevils to wring the oohs and aahs out of audiences with tremendous feats of derring-do. During each themed production, more than 100 performers garbed in dazzling outfits twirl high in the air, contort their bodies into impossible shapes, and solve long division problems to earn uproarious applause from the crowd. At Dream Studios in Pompano Beach, Florida, hundreds of contracted artists from around the world develop their skills and prep for Cirque Dreams performances under the direction of Neil Goldberg and his team of choreographers, contortionists, and designers.166 Capitol Ave.Hartford, CT US
Comcast TheatreRead MoreThe storied performers of Journey delight fans with powerful guitar, catchy hooks, and virtuosic singing. Lead singer Arnel Pineda's octave-smashing range combines with guitarist Neal Schon's monumental chords and the musical teamwork of Ross Valory's bass, Jonathan Cain's keyboard, and Deen Castronovo's drums, creating tuneful tapestries that inspire ears like a stirring soliloquy from a bald eagle. Touring in support of its new album, Eclipse, the band is able to draw upon an aural arsenal that includes hits such as "Don?t Stop Believin'," "Any Way You Want It," and "Faithfully." The power balladeers of Foreigner and Night Ranger supplement the sonic revelry with their own swelling melodies and heart-inflating emotion. The concert takes place at the open-air Comcast Theatre, with Groupon holders welcome to sit, stand, or mime anywhere on the expansive lawn. Chair and blanket policies vary from concert to concert, so guests should call ahead to determine what items can be toted along.61 Savitt WayHartford, CT US
Kings of LeonRead MoreMore than half a century ago, three partners raised a vibrant, multicolored tent on an underdeveloped industrial site and established the Westbury Music Fair. It followed its first production, The King and I, with a decade of top-name talent and Broadway musicals. Then, recognizing its place on the theater scene was permanent, it planted its roots as a fully enclosed theater-in-the-round. Expanding its repertoire to match its new digs, the theater showcased performers such as The Who, Bruce Springsteen, and Julie Andrews. Today, past a lounge blazing in purple and red lights, guests find that same circular stage hosting equally great musical acts, musical theater, and competitive musical chairs.61 Savitt WayHartford, CT US


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Election Day Voters' Views
Updated: 06/05/2013 - Despite who the winners are in Tuesday's elections, some voters in Meridian are calling for changes.
Updated: 06/05/2013 - Despite who the winners are in Tuesday's elections, some voters in Meridian are calling for changes.
Updated: 06/03/2013 - Four arrests have been made in a counterfeit check ring in Demopolis.
Posted: 05/28/2013 - Friday's match-up with LSU in Baton Rouge will be the first NCAA Tournament appearance for Jackson State since 2000, when they fell to the Bayou Bengals and New Orleans at the same location.
Updated: 05/24/2013 - The Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi is filled for the summer. It's asking the community to help fill in the gaps.
Updated: 05/27/2013 - There's a call for action to end a growing number of fights involving alleged female gang members in Meridian.
Updated: 05/22/2013 - Demopolis police have made their 33rd. arrest in an ongoing drug investigation.
Updated: 05/22/2013 - Update: Meridian police release images of a suspect in the armed robbery and assault of a Meridian store owner.
Updated: 05/21/2013 - A congregation in Sweet Water is in shock after its church building was vandalized.
Updated: 05/20/2013 - Meridian and Lauderdale County say they are on track for a record breaking year for tourism.
Updated: 05/20/2013 - Three arrests have been made in a forged prescription drug investigation in Demopolis, Alabama.
Posted: 05/18/2013 - Mike Bianco's crew trailed 7-2 after three innings, but Austin Anderson's fourth inning, three-run home run paced the Rebel rally en route to an 11-9 victory.
Updated: 05/17/2013 - As graduates enter the job market, what jobs are most in demand in Meridian?
Updated: 05/16/2013 - Economic development officials say there's renewed optimism about jobs that could come to Meridian.
Updated: 05/15/2013 - Following the recent death of its longtime director, Meridian Little Theatre now has a new leader at the helm.
Updated: 05/14/2013 - The city of Meridian has received its report card, and officials say it's good.
Updated: 05/13/2013 - A member of Mississippi's highest court was in east Mississippi Monday.
Updated: 05/10/2013 - More concerns have been expressed by residents about the quality of water provided by the Northeast Lauderdale Water Association.
Updated: 05/09/2013 - There's good news and bad news for the Meridian Housing Authority.
Updated: 05/08/2013 - A major effort is being announced to repair many homes in Lauderdale County.
Updated: 05/08/2013 - As part of the search for an armed robbery suspect, investigators in Leake County are releasing surveillance video of the crime.
Updated: 05/07/2013 - Choctaw County commissioners have approved a resolution that could ultimately change the way that government operates there.
Updated: 05/07/2013 - A west Alabama county commissioner attended his first official county meeting since his recent arrest.
Updated: 05/06/2013 - There's a new development in a multi-million dollar bond issue in Lauderdale County.
Updated: 05/03/2013 - The streets of downtown Meridian will be filled with music Saturday for the Music in May Festival.
Updated: 05/03/2013 - Dirty water is being blamed for causing a murky mess at a Meridian swim club.


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Infant Flower Costume
Flower Blossom Baby Costume
Like a little ray of sunshine, your baby will bloom into a beautiful flower before your very eyes in this Flower Blossom Baby Costume! Adorable costume captures a fresh face and new life in a darling costume you'll treasure forever in family photos. Pick yours today!
Flower Fairy Child Costume
Fly through Halloween and collect all the delicious candy you can carry when you wear the Flower Fairy Child Costume. This cute, pink dress comes complete with a wand, headband, corsage and green wings.
Flower Tattoo Sleeves
Are you a flower child? Be whatever you want to be when you create or complete the look of your costume with this pair of officially cute Cherry Blossom Scroll Flower tattoo sleeves.
Large Pink Flower Hair Clip
Hello Hawaii! Add an exotic note to any tropical costume with this large pink flower hair clip.
20's Black Lace Flower Garter
Draw attention to those great dancer legs with the 20's Black Lace Flower Garter. This lace garter with flower print and pearl flower detail will complete your flapper costume (sold separately).
Clown Derby Hat With Flower
Top off your costume and bring a smile to one and all when you don this delightful Clown derby hat trimmed with a daisy flower.
Firefighter Infant Costume
You're tiny tot will set fire to everyone's heart when you dress them in the Firefighter Infant Costume. This one-piece, footed romper is soft and cuddly and features snaps for easy diaper changes.
Pink Leopard Infant Costume
Purrr-tty in Pink! This delightfully cute and sassy Pink Leopard infant costume includes an easy-on leopard print bodysuit with detachable tail and precious character hood. One size fits 12-18 months.
Lil' Elephant Infant Costume
Your little one will have two tons of fun this Halloween in this Lil' Elephant Infant costume. An elephant never forgets (and neither will you) this soft and huggable baby costume, complete with Quick change snaps, Fold-over paw flaps, Attached tail, Hood with attached trunk, tusks and ears, and…
Owl Infant Costume
This little owl is a hoot! The Owl Infant Costume will have your little nocturnal baby coming out to play this Halloween. Features a plush, brown costume with feather detailing and owl headpiece.
Lil Devil Infant Costume
Show off your baby's devilish good looks in the Lil Devil Infant Costume. This fuzzy, red jumpsuit features soft white teeth detail at the head opening, along with googly eyes on top of the head and a horned hood.
Turtle Infant Costume
The hare doesn't stand a change against this super speedy crawler!The Turtle Infant Costume features a yellow and green shell-like print and hood with snapping turtle mouth and half-lidded eyes.
Cutie Clown Infant Costume
This little circus star is running the show this Halloween in the Cutie Clown Infant Costume. Let your little one's personality shine in this colorful shirt and pant set with rainbow accents and matching hat.
Aarg Monster Infant Costume
The the award for most adorable monster goes to...your little girl when they wear this Aarg Monster Infant Costume. Yellow and pink hooded shrug comes complete with purple tank top, matching skirt and leg warmers.
Spider Girl Infant Costume
Let your little superhero swing into action on Halloween when you dress her in this officially licensed Spider Girl Infant Costume. The red, black and blue dress comes complete with pants and a matching character headpiece.
Shark Bunting Infant Costume
…year for Shark Week, but they don't have to wait much longer to see the cutest shark around because your baby will be it in the Shark Bunting Infant Costume. This lush, grey and white bunting features fin details at the arm holes and a large fin that encloses the feet.The attached hood features a…
Santa Baby Infant Costume
Bring the smiles to the holiday party when you dress your little one in this Santa Baby infant costume. Everyone will feel a bit more jolly when they get a load of the lined and zippered jumpsuit, complete with belt, hood, detachable beard and booties.
Humpty Dumpty Infant Costume
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, even though he just learned how to crawl! In the Humpty Dumpty Infant Costume your baby will be one of the most beloved fairytale characters of all time. This romper suit is foam filled to give the egg-like shape of Humpty and has a bow tie and matching hat.
Cuddly Bear Infant Costume
So snugly we can bear-ly stand it! The Cuddly Bear Infant Costume will have your little one wrapped in a fuzzy, light brown jumpsuit with checkered patch details, and a matching hood with bear ears.
Baby Bee Infant Costume
This baby has come out of their hive just in time for Halloween in the Baby Bee Infant Costume. This little bee will attract more than honey in this adorable one piece with striped tulle details, sheer sleeves, cute wings and a bee hood with cute yellow bow.
White Tiger Infant Costume
Be one of the most unique animals in the kingdom in the White Tiger Infant Costume. This white jumpsuit features black stripes, large paw-like mitts and a hood resembling a tiger head with stunning blue eyes and teeth.
The Flash Infant Costume
Wearing this Officially Licensed The Flash Infant Costume, your baby will be crawling faster than the speed of light. Dressed up in this red lightening romper and headpiece, he'll be the world's smallest superhero!
Minnie Mouse Infant Costume
Your little one won't just be stealing Mickey's heart in the Officially Licensed Minnie Mouse Infant Costume. Features a black snapsuit with sweet little collar, white and red tulle polka dot skirt and matching bow headband.
Baby Bug Infant Costume
Your polka dot princess will flutter above the rest this Halloween in the Baby Bug Infant Costume. This beautiful bug has a red tulle one piece with sheer sleeves, polka dot wings and lady bug eared hood.


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Day Cologne a Small Online Store Opens its Doors-Perfume, Cologne, Aftershaves and Deodorants.
For the office, casual wear or a night on the town Day Cologne unveils a new online store with many popular brands at unbeatable prices-including aftershaves and deodorants.
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Shopping for fragrances online just got better with Day Cologne a new online store with many affordable products for everyday wear or that special occasion.
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