text:
The True Story Behind The Underbelly
TV Series
Purchase from auscrimebooks
Dirty Dozen:
Melbourne Gangland Killings
Revised Edition
Paul Anderson
Purchase from auscrimebooks
Shotgun City
Melbourne's Gangland War
Paul Anderson
Purchase from auscrimebooks
Big Shots: The Chilling Inside Story of
Carl Williams
and the Gangland Wars
Adam Shand
Purchase from auscrimebooks
Charges over gangland killing
By Dan Harrison
The Age
April 28, 2006
Criminal killed in street stabbing
By Paul Anderson and Anthony Dowsley
Herald Sun
April 28, 2006
Shotgun City - Melbourne's gangland killings
By Paul Anderson
Published by Hardie Grant Books (2004)
Thug lived and died by the bullet
By Mark Butler and Phillip Cullen
Herald Sun
October 16, 2000
Standover man's killer remains a mystery
By Steve Butcher
The Age
May 1, 2003
Kidnapper named as top suspect
By Elissa Hunt
Herald Sun
October 26, 2002
Hit squad trio linked to murder
By Shelley Hodgson
Herald Sun
April 21, 2002
Police film kidnap
By Jeremy Kelly
Herald Sun
December 18, 2001
Web of crime
Herald Sun
November 9, 2003
Dino Dibra
Petty offences like theft led to bigger and worse things for Dibra who grew up in the Sunshine area.
At age fifteen he started with theft.
At sixteen he was charged with driving recklessly and dangerously.
One year later, at age eighteen, he was caught in possession with a drug of dependence.
Less than two months later he was convicted and fined after resisting police and escaping lawful custody.
The detective who first arrested him told the Herald Sun: "Even then he was likening himself to a gangster. He loved that lifestyle. He was a funny guy and nothing seemed to faze him. When I charged him once and asked him if there was anything he wanted to say, he said, 'I'm young, I'm sweet and I'm innocent.'"
Dibra went on to add more serious charges to his docket: reckless conduct endangering life, and reckless and unlicensed driving.
By mid-1994 he was charged for assaulting police and using and possessing cannabis.
The nineteen year old then faced charges of making a threat to kill, threatening to inflict serious injury and unlawful drug possession. He was jailed and fined.
On October 15, 1996, Dibra, who pumped his stocky frame, full of steroids, was imprisoned after he went berserk while driving.
He was sentenced to 18 months jail, fined $2500 and ordered off the road for five years.
Dibra failed in an attempt to appeal against the convictions but was released less than a year later.
In mid 1997 and in October that year he was handed more jail time for unlicensed and careless driving and failing to answer bail.
During his early twenties, police say Dibra was running a stolen car racket with friend
The racket allegedly involved re-building registered cars with the bodies and parts of stolen ones.
When not buying new cars at auction for the clean framework, police have been told, the two were out extorting nightclub patrons for their car keys.
Nightclubs were playgrounds for Dibra and
In particular they were regular faces at Dome in Prahran and a Crown Casino nightclub.
Police believe Dibra was dealing in cocaine, ecstasy and amphetamines at clubs.
He had a loyal group in tow and
was his most faithful sidekick.
"Their behaviour was violent, irrational and dangerous. they'd go off tap for no reason," a former detective says of the duo.
Dibra was later linked to savage bashings, shootings, blackmail and extortion.
Sources also told the Herald-Sun that Dibra was known to murdered gangsters
Mark Moran
and Charlie Hegyalji.
Dibra was known to fancy himself as an
Alphonse Gangitano-type, the mob leader of his own little crime world.
The walls of his bedroom were covered with framed pictures of Scarface and characters from crime movies like Goodfellas and Pulp Fiction.
He once explained outside Melbourne Magistrates' Court what made him tick: "Mate, I've just watched Reservoir Dogs too many times."
Police believe Dibra was dealing in cocaine, ecstasy and amphetamines and ran a stolen car racket.
Contempt first manifested itself in his early years.
As a teenager, he would ride an unregistered motorbike past divisional vans trying to bait them into pursuits.
Career criminal
Charlie Hegyalji
was shot and killed
on November 23, 1998,
at 1.00am.
Several shots were pumped into his head at close range.
Hegyalji had spent the day drinking beers and brandy with a few associates at the London Tavern in Hawthorn Rd, Caulfield, the Grosvenor Hotel on the Nepean Highway, St Kilda and the Newmarket Hotel in Inkerman St, St Kilda.
Throughout the day, Hegyalji tried to contact
Dino Dibra via payphone.
"Charlie made a few calls to a guy called Nino or Dino and asked him to come down to the pub, but the guy never turned up," a witness told detectives. "I thought Charlie may have wanted to buy some drugs."
Hegyalji arrived home in a taxi where a waiting gunman shot him four times.
On December 6, 1998, Dibra and four others were involved in a shooting at the Dome nightclub in Prahran.
Dibra's accomplices included former Footscray reserves player
Michael Phillip Dewhurst
of Melton and another friend,
Ahmen Molic
of Sanders Avenue Sunshine.
The three men were in the company of another two when they started a fight with security guards.
During the brawl, the men mentioned firearms and said that Molic would 'pop' the bouncers.
Detective Sergeant John Carmody said Molic produced a gun and shot one bouncer, Nick Talakouros, in the leg and another in the stomach.
Dewhurst was later arrested for punching and kicking a bouncer and for hitting another with a pole.
Houssam "Sam" Zayat
who was ambushed in Tarneit on September 9, 2003 is also believed to have been present.
Dibra was a known associate of
Andrew ''Benji'' Veniamin
who was shot dead in Carlton in March 2004 and a friend of
Paul Kallipolitis, who was murdered in 2002.
In early 1999, Dibra and Veniamin fell under the microscope of a police operation.
"Both Dibra and Veniamin have significant violent criminal histories," a police document states.
"They were both involved in shooting incidents...and numerous hydroponic cannabis crops in houses in the Sunshine area."
In March 1999, detectives and members of the Special Operations Group pounced.
Dibra and others were arrested during mobile intercepts.
Police raided Dibra's home and found a cannabis crop along with a loaded .45 pistol and .22 sawn-off rifle.
Detectives charged him with drug offences and possession of firearms.
He was bailed on the condition he report twice daily to police.
By May 1999, according to police intelligence, Dibra was back to his hydroponic cannabis business, with Veniamin his partner in crime.
Dibra, and
Rocco Arico
were among several men charged over the bashing and stabbing of a man forced at gun point into the boot of a car on August 2, 1999.
In this case the victim, one of Arico's associate's brothers, was kidnapped in broad daylight in the northern suburb of Ardeer.
The victim was punched, kicked and pistol whipped in an extortion attempt.
After the initial kidnapping, Dibra, Arico of Albion St Brunswick, then 22 and manager of a Lygon Street pool hall, and associates
Terrence Chimirri
and Salih Kocoglu had to chase their victim who activated an emergency switch to open the boot.
He jumped from the moving vehicle and the four chased him and bundled him back into the car in front of flabbergasted onlookers.
They took him to Dibra's Taylors Lakes house.
But police had installed phone and video bugs as part of the investigation into the Dome Nightclub shooting.
The kidnap gang attempted to extort $20,000 from the victim's brother.
This was whittled down to $5000 by the time police raided the house.
The victim was still in the boot of the car when they arrived.
Dibra, Arico and
were arrested the next day and Kocoglu soon after.
Arico was bailed on those charges when prosecution witnesses did not attend court.
In December 2001, the County Court was told that much of the action surrounding the kidnapping was caught by police surveillance cameras.
On August 6, 1999, Dibra was arrested with another two men.
This was over the 1998 bouncer shooting at the Dome nightclub.
On June 15, 2000, Dibra's associate
Mark Moran
was murdered - shot out the front of his Aberfelde home.
According to a Channel 10 news report in April 2002, Dibra was the prime suspect in the shooting.
On July 15, 2000, Dibra was driving a car involved in a minor accident in Taylors Lakes which resulted in the victim being shot five times.
Again, in the company of
Rocco Arico, now on bail for the August 1999 incident, the pair were driving cars which cut off another vehicle.
In the ensuing argument, Arico shot the man several times with an automatic pistol.
The road rage shooting victim had been offered cash to say that he'd incorrectly identified Arico, senior-detective Darren Dean later said when he opposed Arico's bail.
was arrested on July 17, 2000, at Melbourne Airport trying to board a flight to Perth.
He had $100,000 of cocaine in a bag in his pocket.
On October 14, 2000, Dibra, 25, was blasted to death outside a home in Krambruk St, West Sunshine.
Police said his death was no surprise.
Det-Insp Allen of the Homicide Squad later said that Dibra was shot several times after visiting friends and associates.
More than one weapon was believed to have been used.
On the night of his murder, neighbours of Dibra told the Herald Sun they saw several men running around and yelling as shots were fired about 9.15pm.
One local resident, who did not want to be named, said he heard two distinct types of gunshots and believed the death took place in an exchange of bullets.
"There were about six shots, then a car load of men drove off. It sounded like two different guns going off. The last three shots were louder than the first three.''
Another neighbour said: "It sounded like fire crackers at one stage then a car took off and that was it.''
Det-Insp. Andrew Allen, of the homicide squad, said it was unclear whether more than one weapon was used.
He said a number of people at the house during the shooting were helping police with their inquiries.
Dibra was known to have made many enemies in his brief and wild life, police sources said, "there would be plenty of suspects. He has been so violent to so many people in the past."
Police believe
Andrew Veniamin
was the person who betrayed Dibra.
Purana Taskforce detectives say Veniamin was there as an enemy when Dibra was gunned down by an interstate hitman.
Detective Inspector Andrew Allen later said "We believe there's up to three people involved, but we believe we know the identity of one of those gunmen now. We are quite confident in saying this is not the only murder he has committed."
On Friday June 22, 2001, Mick Dewhurst was set a maximum of 18 months jail his part in the Dome nightclub shooting.
Justice Coldrey said that Dewhurst had many prior convictions.
On December 17, 2001,
pleaded guilty to kidnapping for ransom after police revealed the tapes and bugs in Dibra's home at the time of the incident in August 1999.
court heard that Dibra was the architect of the daylight kidnapping.
was jailed in June 2001 for nine years with a minimum of seven over the road-rage shooting in July 2000.
In December 2001 his minimum sentence was increased after he admitted to the kidnapping.
On April 21, 2002, it was revealed in the Herald Sun that police believed three people were involved in the execution of Dibra.
Det-Insp Andrew Allen, of the Homicide Squad, said police had made a recent breakthrough.
"The homicide investigators have established that three people are involved in this execution murder and someone out there holds the key to solving this violent crime," he said.
Det-Insp Allen said someone knew the trio and urged them to break the "wall of silence" which had confronted detectives during their 18-month inquiry.
"It's quite likely that they may have been known to him or known to people who perhaps he was visiting that night. No descriptions were available of the suspected killers and their sex was unknown, Det-Insp Allen said.
Dibra's family also pleaded for information.
In September 2003, the Herald Sun reported that recently murdered gangsters
Nik Radev
and Sam Zayat
were considered prime suspects over the murder of Dibra.
Murdered hitman
Andrew Veniamin
was another suspect.
Radev's girlfriend Katriana Smyth later claimed she heard Radev and another man planning Dibra's murder.
Shortly after making her claims, Smyth was murdered.
On April 27, 2006, Mick Dewhurst was killed during an argument in Melton about 3:15pm.
Dewhurst, 31, of Melton South, was stabbed in the stomach in the altercation with two men in Palmerston St, which was believed to have been a drug deal gone wrong.
"It appears there has been an altercation between the deceased man and two other males," Acting Det Sen-Sgt Marty Robertson said.
"As a result a stabbing has occurred. We have two men that are assisting us with that matter."
According to witnesses, the victim slumped into his car after being stabbed in the street and managed to drive about 20m before he died.
Passers-by called an ambulance.
Police charged 41-year-old Melton resident,
Craig Vella, the day after Dewhurst's death.
Dewhurst had a long list of criminal convictions, including cannabis and heroin offences, assault and the recklessly causing serious injury from the Dome Nightclub incident.
He was born in Footscray and was expelled from Melton High School while in year 8.
His IQ was tested at 87 and he served time as a 19-year-old in
Prison's H division.
A police source said: "He was a street criminal who got tied up with the wrong crew - and a lot of those blokes are dead now."


text:
The Olympic Boxing medalist, MC Mary Kom, recently revealed that she is a huge fan of Bollywood. Now, when a bio-pic -- 'Mary Kom' -- is made celebrating the boxer's journey, reportedly the film has been banned in Manipur, MC's hometown.
According to the leading media channel, it's not just 'Mary Kom' but all Hindi films are banned for approximately 15 years now. It is also reported that separatists organisations took the step to protect the Manipur culture to be undermined, and the bitter feeling of choosing Priyanka Chopra, playing the protagonist, over local Manipur actress also adds to the reasons to ban the film.
It is also learnt that MC, who likes watching Bollywood movies, and her husband are upset with the news.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
5985 W. Century Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90045 United States
Hotel Front Desk: 1-310-6427500
Hotel Fax: 1-310-6494035
Hotel Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Los Angeles International (LAX)
- Distance from hotel: 0.2 MI/ 0.32 KM East l
- Complimentary shuttle available
- Proceed East on Century Boulevard, make a U turn at Airport Boulevard and hotel will be on the right We offer complimentary airport shuttle service 24 hours a day; seven days a week; no reservations required. Shuttle runs continually through out the day/night about every twentyfive to thirtyfive minutes; depending on traffic. Look for blue van outside baggage claim reading Crowne Plaza LAX.
Burbank Airport (BUR)
- Distance from hotel: 30 MI/ 48.28 KM North East l
- Start going south on Hollywood way; turn right on west Alameda ave; merge onto CA-134 West; keep left and take US 101 North toward Ventura; merge onto I-405 South towards Santa Monica; take exit 46 Century Blvd
Long Beach Municipal Airport (LGB)
- Distance from hotel: 20 MI/ 32.19 KM South East l
- Take 405 North, exit Century Boulevard and head West, hotel is on the right
Union Station
- Distance from hotel: 15 MI/ 24.14 KM East
- Take the 101 North to the 110 South and then the 105 West, exit Sepulveda and turn right on 98th Street. The Hotel will be on your right.
- Car Parking Available
- Self-Parking Fee: 20.00 USD
- Valet Parking Available
- Valet Parking Fee: 25.00 USD
- Elevator Lobby
- Front Entrance
- Exterior Feature
- Exterior Feature
- Exterior Feature
- Hotel Exterior Night
- Hotel Exterior
- Hotel Exterior Day
- Hotel Lobby
- Lobby Lounge
- Scenery / Landscape
- Business Center
- Fitness Center
- Fitness Center
- Gift Shop
- Gift Shop
- Gym
- Gym
- Gym
- Lap Pool
- Reception
- Reception
- Reception
- Swimming Pool
- Swimming Pool
- Swimming Pool
- Bathroom Amenities
- Club Floor Lounge
- Deluxe Room
- Double Bed Guest Room
- Guest Bathroom
- Guest Room
- King Bed Guest Room
- King Bed Guest Room
- Room Feature
- Single Bed Guest Room
- Suite
- Superior Room
- Superior Room
- Ballroom
- Boardroom
- Boardroom
- Boardroom
- Boardroom
- Boardroom
- Boardroom
- Break-out Room
- Healthy Break
- Meeting Room
- Meeting Room
- Meeting Room
- Pre-function Area
- Pre-function Area
- Reception Area
- Special Events
- Special Events
- Café
- Family Dining
- Family Dining
- Fine Dining
- Fine Dining
- Guest Dining Lounge
- Guest Dining Lounge
- Guest Dining Lounge
- Lobby Bar
- Lobby Bar
- Restaurant
- Rotisserie Chicken Dinner
Current Settings are:
Country of Residence:
Available Languages:
To book more than 9 rooms for one stay or request a quote, please use our Easy Meetings tool or call 1-800-MEETING (in United States, Mexico and Canada).
Please enter Check In.
Please enter Check Out.
Hotel Offers
Enhance your stay by booking an exclusive offer that includes special services and deluxe accommodations. Simply enter your dates, number of guests and number of rooms to view the list of available offers.
Average Nightly Rate
To calculate the Average Nightly Rate, add the rates for each night of your stay and divide the total by the number of nights in your stay. The individual nightly rates can be found on the rate information and confirmation pages.
Please note: Extending or reducing the number of nights in your stay will affect the Average Nightly Rate. You will be responsible for the rate that is determined by the actual number of nights in your stay.


text:
Polyethylene Tarpaulins Datasheets
from Grainger Industrial Supply
Tarp, 5-Sided, Tarp Material 7 oz. Reinforced Polyethylene, Finished Size 18 In.W x 18 In.L x 24 In.H, Color Silver/Black, Resists UV Rays, Mildew, Rot, Water, Heat Welded Seam, 3/8 In. Brass Grommets, Features Silver Outside for Reflectivity, Black Inside [See More]
- Material: Polyethylene
- Features: UV Treated
- Color: Silver; Black
from New Pig Corporation
Prevents rainwater and snowmelt from overflowing spill pallet sump capacity; helps you comply with containment regulations. Clear pallet tarps combine two layers of polyethylene with diamond cord grid for strength; multiple layers resist punctures and tears. Clear materials let you check sumps... [See More]
- Material: Polyethylene
- Width: 4.75
- Length: 4.75
- Thickness: 12
from U.S. Plastic Corporation
Where no drum storage has gone before. Storing drums in-line near the wall, between columns, and in all those spaces you thought were unusable. Holds four 55-gallon drums Low 12" profile Holds up to 3,000 lbs UDL wt. Raised edge on back and sides helps orient barrels on palle. Non-skid, removable... [See More]
- Material: Polyethylene


text:
More about this preview.

Change DPI Base size is 150
Explore Our fabrics
Optional Filters
I'm going to use this fabric to make...
I'm looking for a fabric that is...
Receive our weekly email with news about contests, giveaways and prodution releases.
Email Address
No Thanks
© 2008-2015 Spoonflower Inc


text:
Giovanni takes off his shirt, revealing nice hairy armpits, big muscular pecs and a lightly furry torso. Ready to start rubbing one out, the officer pulls down his pants and jerks his hard cock for the cameras. Getting close to finally cumming, an Tony reaches out to help our naughty military guy. Spraying copious streams of hot cum and hitting himself in the face, Giovanni unleashed such a massive load that you will not soon forget it. This is just a taste of something new on the horizon. Tony will be launching a site dedicated to sexy military guys and their admirers in the near future. Many more men in uniform to come.
Website: CLICK HERE
Added: 15 Dec 13
Tags: solo, gay-solo, gay-stroking, gay-jackoff, gay-boys, gay-porn, gay-porno, gay-military, nakedmarine, gay-jerking.
Views: 1130


text:
UW-RF Home > University Communications Home > This Month's News Releases
University Communications
For more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Career Events Gives Directions to Success
By Lisa Stratton
MARCH 23, 2007--Students at the University of Wisconsin - River Falls anxious about their career paths with graduation almost upon them can heave a sigh of relief--help has arrived.
The UWRF Career Services and Office of University Advancement are sponsoring the annual career fair, "Career Roadmap: Navigating the World of Work" on March 29. Activities run from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Riverview Ballroom and elsewhere in the University Center.
The Career Roadmap experience gives students, faculty and staff the opportunity to take part in mock interviews and network with company representatives. Interviewers this year are from companies including M&I Bank, Target, Genex, Thrivent Financial, Enterprise, Aerotech, the YMCA, Agriliance, Baldwin Medical, Wells Fargo, Bally's Total Fitness, Positive Alternatives, First National Bank and Paychex.
Various presentations will also be held throughout the day. At 9:30 a.m., nationally renowned career experts Peter Vogt and Terese Corey-Blanck, co-authors of "The College-to-Career Road Map" will impart their knowledge to students during a presentation titled "Succeeding In Your First Job." The seminar will take place in the St. Croix River Room.
A panel of University alumni will also be on hand at 10:30 a.m. in the Kinnickinnic River Theater to talk about their experiences in the career world and graduate school.
In addition, at 1 p.m. in the Kinnickinnic River Theater, a group of human resource managers from major companies such as Bally's Total Fitness, Agriliance, Cintas, Wipfli, Bauer Built and Target will convene to let students know what prospective employers look for when hiring and share tips on job searching.
Attendees will be given the opportunity to ask questions at the end of both panel discussions.
"Hearing the perspectives of current hiring managers and from recent alumni is extremely valuable for these students," says McKenna Schumacher, a career counselor at Career Services. "It gives them a whole new outlook that will help them to better prepare for their upcoming job or grad school searches so that they can be successful."
At 2:30 p.m. in the St. Croix River Room, Ryan Reed from MonsterTrak will enlighten students on managing their finances wisely in 'Ultimate Money Skills'.
Other options at Career Roadmap include a networking luncheon, consultations on proper business attire, and the chance to sign up for the Hire-a-Falcon job search system. Pictures with Freddy the Falcon will also be available.
Résumé, cover letter, and portfolio help tables are available before the event March 26 - 28 from 1-2 p.m. in the University Center.
To sign up for a mock interview or with questions regarding Career Roadmap, contact UWRF Career Services at 715-425-3572.
Last updated:
Thursday, 22-Apr-2010 16:08:05 Central Daylight Time
University of Wisconsin - River Falls


text: Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14379&th=2853#msg_14379 Today, I dyed a set of puzzle rings from two different production batches. I received the first batch two weeks ago, whereas I received the second batch today. I washed and dyed rings from both batches in a single dye bath. Yellow: 6 rings of batch 1 and 6 rings of batch 2 Green: 2 rings of batch 1 and 2 rings of batch 2 As you can see from the photo below, the rings of batch 1 turn out significantly lighter than those of batch 2. As I have treated the rings from both batches identically at my side (washed together, together in dye bath, rinsed together), the difference must be at the Shapeways side. Can you explain these color differences? Thank you. Oskar ]]> Oskar_van_Deventer 2010-07-05T11:33:54-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14380&th=2853#msg_14380 Were both batches at separate locations in the bath? or were the rings from batch1 intermixed with the ones from #2? was the bath agitated often (to evenly distribute the dye) did you re-position the parts often in the bath or were they left in the same place during the whole time. Artur.]]> artur83 2010-07-05T12:09:52-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14381&th=2853#msg_14381 The rings were intermixed. I had two dye baths: one yellow (12 rings) and one green (4 rings). I agitated the baths constantly, repositioning the rings all the time. All 8 rings from batch 1 were lighter than all 8 rings from batch 2, both for the green and yellow ones. I can come to no conclusion, other than that the differences are caused at the Shapeways side. Best regards, Oskar (P.S. The color differences are not a problem for this particular production run, as I sell these rings individually. But when people buy more dyed puzzles from me, it would be nice if the color saturation would be consistent)]]> Oskar_van_Deventer 2010-07-05T12:15:23-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14382&th=2853#msg_14382 before the bath i mean because some old models i printed have been yellowing a bit after standing a lot in the sun,, but the new ones are fresh white!]]> Jettuh 2010-07-05T12:33:26-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14387&th=2853#msg_14387 > have the older rings been laying in the sun? > before the bath i mean No. One batch is two weeks older than the other. My studio is very light as I have big glass windows. However, my blinds are usually down, so the rings have not been exposed to direct sunlight. At least not very long. But my studio has been quite hot (25 degrees Celcius and higher), because of the heat wave in my country the last two weaks. Note that I saw no color difference between the two-weeks-old ones and the fresh ones. Also, I have washes both sets of rings thoroughly in boiling hot soapy water. So, should I store my models in a dark cold place before dyeing? Or is there any other hypothesis why there are differences? Oskar]]> Oskar_van_Deventer 2010-07-05T13:48:12-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14392&th=2853#msg_14392 The first reason could result from different batch of powder (or powder from different supplier), the second reason comes from different machine settings or production on the different machine. Only Shapeways staff can tell that for sure ]]> shim 2010-07-05T16:21:16-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14399&th=2853#msg_14399 watch wednesday we've got great weather coming again to our small country]]> Jettuh 2010-07-05T19:25:44-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14654&th=2853#msg_14654 I've asked our production people to look into this and to reply here. Bart]]> bartv 2010-07-12T09:21:16-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14674&th=2853#msg_14674 Could one batch have used up some dye, leaving the second batch with less dye? Or different dye somehow? I see that the first batch was lighter, and the second darker, so my theory doesnt really explain that. Well, maybe in an opposite way. So, which batch was older? the first or second? This is a curious case for sure, although I think i agree with @shim. There are a TON of variables, anything could have changed. ]]> rawkstar320 2010-07-12T21:05:42-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14678&th=2853#msg_14678 rawkstar320 wrote on Mon, 12 July 2010 21:05I see that the first batch was lighter, and the second darker, so my theory doesnt really explain that. Well, maybe in an opposite way. It's like anti-science! Just a thought, but might the proportions of recycled powder to fresh be a factor? I've seen mentioned that it can make a difference to the quality of the print, so maybe that also extends to its ability to absorb the dye.]]> Drawn-SteelHero 2010-07-12T21:28:14-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14684&th=2853#msg_14684 rawkstar320 wrote on Mon, 12 July 2010 21:05Could one batch have used up some dye, leaving the second batch with less dye? Or different dye somehow?No. All pieces from both batches went into the same dye bath at the same time, and stayed in the same time. Oskar ]]> Oskar_van_Deventer 2010-07-12T22:41:22-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14686&th=2853#msg_14686 issue. When I say issue, I mean that this is the reality of the situation. Nearly every environmental factor you can think of will effect the process and to expect any two builds to be exactly the same would be wishful thinking. There is always a variance with any heat reliant 3DP process. It is the goal of us operators to minimize this variance to the best of our ability. ]]> crsdfr 2010-07-12T23:56:59-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14711&th=2853#msg_14711 Maybe it is Anti Science..or worse...Aliens ]]> rawkstar320 2010-07-13T20:30:53-00:00 Re: Strange color differences http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=14723&th=2853#msg_14723 rawkstar320 wrote on Tue, 13 July 2010 20:30crsdfr: Are you what of the production guys? Or just a production guy that works with 3DP? Maybe it is Anti Science..or worse...Aliens I'm a production guy who mostly runs SLS/Z-Corp machines for a company that Shapeways has nothing to do with. I come to Shapeways to offer advice and experience with 3D Printing (and fabrication in general), and SLS in particular. Being an active member of Shapeways also gives a good insight into the dynamics of end-user manufacturing. 3DP is my occupation, but its also my hobby; I absolutely adore the technology and my machines are my babies. I love talking tech about them. ]]> crsdfr 2010-07-14T00:50:55-00:00


text:
This section contains 2,984 words
(approx. 10 pages at 300 words per page)
Critical Essay by Harold Cantor
SOURCE: "Odets' Yinglish: The Psychology of Dialect as Dialogue," in Studies in American Jewish Literature—From Marginality to Mainstream: A Mosaic of Jewish Writers, State University of New York Press, Vol. 2, 1982, pp. 61-68.
Cantor is an American educator, editor, and non-fiction author. In the following essay, he examines Odets's use of Yinglish—a blend of Yiddish and English language—and its important function in his early plays.
Odets' Yinglish is only one facet in the development of what I have argued elsewhere was a rich poetic dialogue with roots in the Emersonian tradition. Like Emerson's disciple, Whitman, Odets created in his work a barbaric yawp (he used the word "yawping" in The Big Knife) that was original and distinctive enough to express his individual impressions of urbanized twentieth-century America—a rhythmic utterance capable of conveying precisely the myths and ethos of middle class life that previous playwrights, such as John Howard Lawson and Elmer Rice, had only approximated.
The first breakthrough in Odets' invention of a living, memorable dialogue was a discovery of the resources of Yiddish-English and his willingness to seriously represent, not caricature, the speech rhythms and inflections of the American Jew on the stage. In the enclaves of Philadelphia and the Bronx where he grew up, Odets had ample opportunity to listen to the conversation of immigrant Jews. What he heard he remembered, and when he came to write of the Berger family—and, to a lesser extent, of the cabbies and their wives and sweethearts in Waiting for Lefty—he naturally turned to a language that would make the characters he wished to depict believable.
The Group Theater's productions of Awake and Sing! and the double bill of Lefty and Till the Day I Die were historic dramatic events. Before analyzing Odets' linguistic innovations, I should like to cite Alfred Kazan's description of the tremendous liberating effect of Odet's plays on a Jewish intellectual:
… for it seemed to me, sitting high up in the second balcony of the Belasco Theater, watching Julie Garfield, J. Edward Bromberg, Stella and Luther Adler and Morris Carnovsky in Odets's Awake and Sing, that it would at last be possible for me to write about the life I had always known. In Odets's play there was a lyric uplifting of blunt Jewish speech, boiling over and explosive, that did more to arouse the audience than the political catchwords that brought the curtain down. Everybody on that stage was furious, kicking, alive—the words, always real but never flat, brilliantly authentic like no other theater speech on Broadway, aroused the audience to such delight that one could feel it bounding back and uniting itself with the mind of the writer.
Kazin's phrase, "the life I had always known," suggests how deeply Odets' language and the characters who spoke it evoked the Jewish experience. In Robert Warshow's interesting essay, "Clifford Odets: Poet of the Jewish Middle Class," we find the author reacting similarly:
For the Jew in the audience, at least, the experience is recognition, a continuous series of familiar signposts, each suggesting with the immediate communication of poetry the whole complex of the life of the characters: what they are, what they want, how they stand with the world.
What are these familiar poetic "signposts" that Warshow sees and which allowed Odets to give a truthful description of the facts of Jewish life and, in turn, the entire immigrant experience and process of acculturation of New York City Jews? The historical and cultural artifacts of this experience—the shtetl, the East Side tenements and move to the Bronx, the struggle to make a dollar in the garment industry, the snatching of a laugh or a good cry at the thriving Yiddish theaters of from the Forward's "Bintel Brief" column, the revolt of the young against parental tradition and respectability—Bessie Berger: "I raise a family and they should have respect" (Awake and Sing!)—all these nourish and enrich Odets' early plays. He was both influenced by them, in the sense that he drew upon them for sources and prototypes, and critical of them, in the sense that he was aware of the limitations and ironies imposed by what Warshow describes as "the three imperatives" of Jewish life: "be secure, be respected, be intelligent."
Warshow also is on target in his recognition of the special tone of the play: "It is as if no one really listens to anyone else; each takes his own line, and the significant connections between one speech and another are not in logic but in the heavy emotional climate of the family." Some lines from the beginning of Act I are an apt illustration of this process:
RALPH: I don't know … Every other day to sit around with the blues and mud in your mouth.
MYRON: That's how it is—life is like that—a cakewalk.
RALPH: What's it get you?
HENNIE: A four-car funeral.
RALPH: What's it for?
JACOB: What's it for? If this life leads to a revolution it's a good life. Otherwise it's for nothing.
BESSIE: Never mind, Pop! Pass me the salt.
RALPH: It's crazy—all my life I want a pair of black and white shoes and can't get them. It's crazy!
BESSIE: In a minute I'll get up from the table. I can't take a bite in my mouth no more.
MYRON: Now, Momma, just don't excite yourself—
BESSIE: I'm so nervous I can't hold a knife in my hand.
In this arrangement of indirect dialogue, Odets has the ear of a musician for the sharp turns and counterpoints of a verbal fugue.
But what of the jumble of Yiddish-English syntax and expressions poured into the verbal mix—what exactly are they and what do they contribute to the emotional tone? As Gerald Haslam has shown, an expression such as "I should live so long"—generally regarded as a Yiddish-English phrase forty years ago—today is an American cliche'. But Yiddishisms that today are colloquialisms were unfamiliar then, and the prepositional changes and omissions, inverted sentence order, and verb variations Odets employed were alien to non-Jewish (or non-Germanic) members of the audience. Examples from Awake and Sing! are:
BESSIE: You were sleeping by a girl …?
BESSIE: Ralphie, bring up two bottles seltzer from Weiss.
JACOB: … give me for a cent a cigarette.
JACOB: It needs a new world.
SAM: Once too often she'll fight with me, Hennie.
Merely to list these examples of Yiddishisms cannot begin to convey how they function within the play and their cumulative effect on an audience. Odets consciously attempted to create an art—language from Yiddish roots, and to do this he needed a profound knowledge of the psychology of Yiddish as a language. In addition, he had to be aware of its effect on a mixed audience of Gentiles and Jews (many of whom were second-generation sons and daughters of immigrants), and to avoid the extreme of heavy Yiddish dialect which would make his plays unintelligible or ludicrous. He solved the problem by seizing on the exact moment in the history of the Berger family (and later Noah's family, and individuals in other plays) when it was sufficiently acculturated to speak urban—Yiddish-English—an admixture which looks backwards to the shtetl and forward to Americanized urban slang. Here Odets brought into play his sensitivity to the psychological implications of words and phrases for both the older generation and the younger.
Some examples will help demonstrate the verbal signposts by which old and young in Awake and Sing! "give themselves away" (Warshow's phrase). When Bessie asks Jacob "You gave the dog eat?" and he replies, "I gave the dog eat," an entire complex of understandings is involved. On the dramatic level, we know that Bessie regards her father as a ne'erdo-well and relegates him to menial tasks in the household, But, on an additional level, Jews would appreciate Bessie's concern for feeding the animal, remembering the biblical and talmudic injunctions for the care and nourishment of cattle and sheep, which is an ancestral memory of a formerly nomadic people. Linguistically, Bessie's query and Jacob's reply in almost the exact words have a ritualistic quality to which an audience accustomed to incantations applied even to the slaughter of animals would respond. However, there is an irony in the fact that Bessie's concern is for a pet dog. In the shtetl, dogs and cats as pets were unheard of—that was a goyish custom—and Jewish children played with a young calf or ewe. No proster Yid (common Jew) would own a dog, although perhaps a grosser gevir (very rich man) might acquire a watchdog to guard his house and land. Thus, Bessie's concern for Tootsie is a sign of her Americanization; she, above all others, has accepted the status symbols of the new land. Her excessive pride is evinced moments later when she defends her pet to Schlosser, the janitor: "Tootsie's making dirty? Our Tootsie's making dirty in the hall?… Tootsie walks behind me like a lady, any time, any place."
Bessie's Yiddishisms also point up another psycho-linguistic effect of the language which Odets exploited for serio-comic overtones, namely, the Jewish tendency to identify verbally intense anguish and emotion with the digestive process. In the passage I have previously quoted, Bessie says: "In a minute I'll get up from the table. I can't take a bite in my mouth no more." In American-English, the equivalent phrase probably would be—"I'm leaving any minute. This is making me sick to my stomach." But the Yiddish-English expression is psychologically more acute because the specificity of "bite in my mouth" is tied up with hunger and underscores the preciousness of eating against a background of frequent famine and deprivation in "the old country." This would be apparent even to the younger Jewish members of the audience, who had heard this phrase from their parents; Gentiles could also appreciate its idiomatic verve. (They might even understand why the Bergers are constantly eating in this play.) Similarly, in the pregnancy-revelation dialogue with Hennie, Bessie exclaims, "My gall is bursting in me," and later, growing angry at Jacob, she says, "Your gall could burst from such a man." Bessie is translating her emotional state to a bodily state, but the interesting bit of synecdoche in which gall bladder is omitted and the secretion is stressed, is emblematic of the intensity with which Jews express anguish and anger. In the verbs "bursting" and "bust," one can hear the echo of the Yiddish plotz, as in "His heart will plotz from such suffering."
Finally, Bessie reveals linguistically a rather desperate effort to assimilate into her vocabulary words and phrases picked up from the mass media—"Another county heard from" and "A graduate from the B.M.T."—phrases which show the sarcastic usages by means of which Americanisms could be rendered into Yinglish, and Bessie's class-consciousness is demonstrated by her acidulous reference to Hennie as "Our society lady…."
That Yinglish in Odets' plays involves a reciprocal relationship between young and old is evidenced by the fact that Hennie and Ralph, though for the most part they speak straight urban English, are influenced by speech patterns of their parents and grandparents. In the scene where she is "put down" by Bessie as "Our society lady," Hennie rejects her mother's suggestion that she marry San Feinschreiber: "I'm not marrying a poor foreigner like him. Can't even speak an English word. Not me! I'll go to my grave without a husband." A finely attuned ear would detect something foreign sounding in her last sentence, slyly mocking the sentiments she expresses. Instead of saying, "I'd rather die than marry that mockie (a pejorative meaning "greenhorn" or foreigner, which Hennie uses earlier to describe Sam), she will go to her grave without a husband. The sentence is formalized, and its concrete specificity suggests Yiddish rather than English, an outcry from Tevye the Milkman, or a phrase that Hennie might have picked up from some other melodrama at the Yiddish theater.
In the same way, Ralph's speech is overlaid by patterns learned from his family. The opening line of the play, "Where's advancement down the place?" contains an elision and prepositional omission that are typical of Yinglish. Even more significant is his use of the word "place" rather than "shop" or "factory." Here, the German word platz connotes a much richer meaning, since it is tied in with the Jewish idea of the value of having a place of work—not merely in the physical sense, but in the moral sense of the need to attain a position, a vocation, a useful status in society. Amusingly, Ralph mixes this Yiddish idiom with the very American word "advancement," which establishes at once an ironic link to the theme of a family in economic and linguistic transition. Yet in II, 1, Ralph reverts automatically to Bessie's emotional body language; describing Blanche's home, he says, "Every time I go near the place I get heart failure."
Yet another source of Yiddishisms in the play is Jacob, who represents the intellectual, bookish tradition of Judaism: "I'm studying from books a whole lifetime." He is the melamed, the unworldly teacher, and his words have a prophetic biblical cadence which Odets mixes with a smattering of Marxist-English diction Jacob probably picked up at the Arbeiter Ring (Workmen's Circle) on Manhattan's Lower East Side. Sometimes Jacob's mixed-up English is exploited for broad comic effect, as when he warns Ralph about the family's probable attitude toward Blanche: "Boychick … It's no difference—a plain bourgois prejudice—but when they find out a poor girl—it ain't so kosher." More often, there is a pathetic side to Jacob which, linguistically, is expressed by the juxtaposition of poetic prophecy with the cant Marxist terms which represent his process of acculturation. In a moving speech in II, 1, Jacob tells the assembled family:
So you believe in God … you got something for it? You! You worked for all the capitalists. You harvested the fruit from your labor? You got God! But the past comforts you? The present smiles on you, yes? Did you find a piece of earth where you could live like a human being and die with the sun on your face? Tell me, yes, tell me. I would like to know myself. But on these questions, on this theme—the struggle for existence—you can't make an answer. The answer I see in your face … the answer is your mouth can't talk. In this dark corner you sit and die. But abolish private property!
The last sentence is totally incongruous and destroys the poetry by its platitudinous, soap-box quality. The audience would see the irony of a scholar who speaks Hebrew and quotes Isaiah being taken in by the cant terms of a then popular Americanized philosophy. (It could be assumed that Jacob had become a Marxist in the old country, but that it is hardly possible since, in Act III, Ralph examines his Marxist volumes and discovers "the pages ain't cut in half of them." We should remember that a subsidiary meaning for melamed is "an incompetent," and Jacob himself is aware that he is "a man who had golden opportunities but drank instead a glass of tea." The poignancy of that image is difficult to translate unless one has childhood memories of elderly Jews carefully lifting steaming glasses of hot brew to their mouths and smacking their lips in an almost obscene surrender to the exotic and sensually stimulating beverage. Although he is a failure, Jacob's role in the play is not to point the way to some Communist panacea for social ills (insofar as he does this, he is comic and pathetic), but to stand for older traditional Jewish values in opposition to Bessie and her cohorts. In II, 1, he tells Morty: "In my day the propaganda was for God. [Now] it's for success." Linguistically, Jacob's Yinglish reminds one of the moral authority and hortatory quality which was carried over syntactically into Yiddish-urban-English. One should not be told that one should make success. One should remember the words of Hillel: "If I am not for myself, who will be for me? And if I am only for myself, what am I … And if not now—when?"
It is remarkable how often Jacob uses the obligatory construction "it should." (used ironically); "My insurance policy. I don't like it should lay around…." Both moral stricture and putative hope are expressed in his language. By contrast, the more assimilated characters in the play have lapsed into vulgar Yiddish: Uncle Morty says, "We'll give them strikes—in the kishkas (guts) we'll give them"; and in the same act, Moe Axelrod informs Ralph: "The insurance guys coming tonight. Morty 'shtupped' him." The vulgar materialists in the play add their minor notes to what I have referred to as a verbal fugue but, to continue the metaphor, the major counterpoints in the fugue are Jacob's Yinglish versus Bessie's—a contrast which Odets later would repeat in the language of the partriarchal, world-weary Noah and his practical, down-to-earth wife, Esther.
The overall effect of these foreign inflections and idiomatic phrases was threefold. For Gentiles (and even many Jews) it imparted a comic twist of fractured English that amused and provided some relief from the grim and gritty world of some of his plays. Indeed, Awake and Sing! proves Blake's adage: "Excess of sorrow laughs," and stands as the progenitor of Jewish "black humor" found in the works of dozens of later Jewish-American writers. Second, the Yiddish idiom conveyed a sense of family solidarity despite the family's conflicts and arguments and the "feel" of a social unit moving "up." Third, by this marvelous alchemy due to the addition of symbolic and metaphoric language and ironic, abrasive, cynical lines to the rhythmic foreign inflections, Odets transforms Yiddish-English into a rich poetic tongue. Many years ago Eleanor Flexner said of Awake and Sing!: "His dialogue displays what is little less than genius for sharp vivid phrasing which is unrealistic while it is still lifelike and human, a poetizing of speech that is nevertheless more realistic than poetic." And she added, "These (phrases from the play) are the poet's transformation of a commonplace idiom into literature."
This section contains 2,984 words
(approx. 10 pages at 300 words per page)


text:
Matt Bartkowski, Justin Florek scratches for Bruins in Game 2 vs. Canadiens
|05.03.14 at 11:32 am ET
Matt Bartkowski was made a healthy scratch for Game 2 of the second round against the Canadiens after taking a pair of penalties in Game 1, both of which led to P.K. Subban power play goals. Andrej Meszaros is back in the lineup after missing the last three games as a healthy scratch.
Daniel Paille, who returned from a head injury in Game 1, looks to be skating on the third line, with Jordan Caron back playing on the left wing of Gregory Campbell's line. That makes Justin Florek the healthy scratch, while Caron returns to a line on which he played well in the first round.
Canadiens coach Michel Therrien also made a lineup change Saturday morning and also shared some interesting thoughts on one of the best players in his lineup.
Therrien said that Michael Bournival would be in the lineup in place of Travis Moen for Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Bruins. Bournival played each game of the first round for the Canadiens, contributing an assist in Game 4 as they swept the Lightning but sat in Game 1 as the team opted for Moen's size and experience.
Asked about Thomas Vanek, who was awfully quiet in Game 1 and was demoted to the fourth line, Therrien said that his players need to be passionate.
'Work ethic is not negotiable, attitude is not negotiable and competing is not negotiable," Therrien said.
Though he said he was not talking about one player in particular, you can put two and two together given that it was in response to a question about Vanek.
For more Bruins news, visit weei.com/bruins.
Latest from Bleacher Report
- Brad Marchand's Hot Streak a Big Reason for the Boston Bruins' Recent...
- Prospect Depth Allows BOS to Not Rush Pastrnak
- Seth Griffith Fitting in on the First Line with the Boston Bruins
- Bruins' Depleted Defense Returns to Reality in Loss to Wild
- Bruins' Patrice Bergeron Records 500th Career Point
- Bruins Players Dress Up as 'Frozen' Characters
- Looking at Bruins Defensive Pairings Without Chara


text:
Efficiency Programs for New Site Built Homes
Download this information in Adobe PDF format.
Building a new home is an exciting process. There are many energy efficiency measures available for new construction that can ensure that your new home is comfortable and that your energy costs are affordable.
Heat Pumps
A heat pump is one of the most energy-efficient ways to heat and cool your new home. We offer a $1,000 rebate for high-efficiency heat pumps with an HSPF of at least 9.0 and a SEER of at least 14.0. For standard efficiency heat pumps we offer a $500 rebate.
Duct Sealing
Leaky ductwork increases your heating and cooling bills and reduces indoor air quality. Our duct sealing program provides a $250 rebate to customers with electrically heated homes when they have their ducts sealed by a Performance Tested Comfort System (PTCS) Certified Technician. This offer may not be combined with our heat pump rebate.
Appliance Rebates
We offer rebates ranging from $15 to $50 on the purchase of Energy Star qualified clothes washers, refrigerators and freezers. Download an Appliance Rebate Application.
Water Heaters
Wouldn't it be nice to buy a water heater and know that it was the only water heater you would ever need? With a lifetime-warrantied, energy-efficient water heater, you can! We offer $25 rebates on Marathon lifetime warrantied electric storage models. Download a Marathon Water Heater Rebate Application.
Heat Pump Water Heaters
Would you like to save on your water heating costs by 50%? A heat pump water heater may be right for you. Our program provides rebates and qualify assurance to PUD customers who install qualified models. Rebates amount vary from $300-$500. Download complete program and rebate information.
Tax Credits
In addition to our incentives, you can also earn tax credits from the state of Oregon for energy efficiency upgrade.


text:
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has confirmed a Trooper level review of allegations brought forth against State Trooper Daniel Martin.
A complaint alleged that Martin, during the first days of Cadet Lawmen academy, shared an inappropriate adult photo (not of himself) to another Trooper. The incident was reported to Academy staff. It was decided that since Trooper Martin's son was in attendance at the academy, it would be in best interest to release Trooper Martin from this special assignment.
The LeFlore County Historical Society is seeking help to return vintage awnings to the exterior of the Hotel Lowrey.
How can you help? Adopt an awning.
"The price [$400] includes one awning and a one-year membership to the LeFlore County Historical Society," said Lori Rutledge, society director. "We are going to start with the third-floor windows on Dewey Avenue first and then work our way to the third floor windows on the Witte Street side."
The Society hopes to replace all awnings.
Friends of the Heavener Runestone are hosting a benefit concert this weekend to raise funds for park operations.
Country music star Moe Bandy will play Saturday at the Donald W. Reynolds Center in Poteau. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. with doors opening at 6 p.m.
Advance tickets are $30 for premium and $20 general; box office prices will be $35 and $25, respectively.
About 4 p.m. today [July 11], Poteau police investigated a two-car accident at the Hardy and Cruce Street intersection.
According to police, the pickup failed to stop for a stop sign.
Both passengers in the car were taken by LeFlore County EMS to an area hospital.
The murderer of Poteau businessman Joe Neff will spend life behind bars after being sentenced today [July 10].
Raymond Larry Nichols, 61, of Cameron, was convicted in May of the 2009 murder of Poteau businessman Joe Neff.
Nichols was sentenced to life in prison without parole by District Judge Jon Sullivan.
Peachtree Hospice Poteau is seeking volunteers to take part in their "Tuck In Program."
The volunteers will be making phone calls to patient's homes every Thursday to "Tuck" them in for the weekend, and make certain that they have enough supplies and medication to get them through the weekend. If they need anything, our team will make sure they get it before the weekend.
This is one of the may ways they ensure patients are taken care of, and let them know how very much they are cared about.
If you would like to help, please call (918) 647-7008.
Oklahoma City — The first case of West Nile virus (WNV) in Oklahoma has been confirmed in a Major County resident. The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) encourages residents to take precautions to reduce the risk of contracting WNV, a mosquito-borne illness. Summertime typically marks the beginning of the WNV season in Oklahoma, with outdoor activities providing opportunities for encountering infected mosquitoes.
LeFlore County Sheriff Rob Seale announced about 12:45 p.m. [July 9] that Richard Roland Humphries, 48, has been arrested o suspicion of first degree murder in connection with the murder of 53-year-old Randy Shelton.
Shelton was shot at his home on Midway Road at about 3:50 a.m. today [July 9], according to police.
Humphries lives across the road from the Shelton home. Investigators still have not released information about the cause of the shooting.
LeFlore County Sheriff's Department is investigating the murder of a Monroe man that happened about 3:30 a.m. today [July 9].
According to authorities, someone knocked on the door of the home and began firing a gun through the door. The 53-year-old man's name who was killed has not yet been released by investigators.
The shooting happened at a home east of the Sugarloaf Christian Fellowship Church on Midway Road.
Authorities say the have a person of interest but no arrests had been made as of 7 a.m.
The road remains blocked by deputies as the investigation continues.
DURANT, Okla. – Artisans are often the torchbearers for a culture, teaching and sharing with others the spirit of a people who came before, with the spirit of talent and passion for contemporary additions of today. Of such torchbearers is a unique artist whose crafts were designed to heal and help.


text:
Chicago Food Truck Festival at Cellular Field Armour Square Park
- Food & Drink
- 3309 S Shields Ave, Chicago, IL 60616, Chicago, IL, 60616
Extra Credit: Post Event Networking Skills Workshop
The Real Estate Center at DePaul University
Wednesday, May 29, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (CDT)
1 Event Credit
Cost: Free
Location: DePaul Center, 1 E Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL
Learn techniques for building your network after attending an event.
With the most comprehensive array of real estate courses available in Chicago, The Real Estate Center at DePaul University is the premier place for professional real estate education in the Midwest. The Real Estate Center serves as the productive home for Chicago's real estate community and an active network of students and alumni, public institutions, private real estate firms, scholars and executives-in residence. The Real Estate Center provides not only traditional academic programs but high-profile continuing education and conferences of specific interest to the real estate community.
Join millions of people on Eventbrite.


text:
Created: 07/20/2014 10:57 PM WHEC.com
As federal officials try to figure out what to do with the thousands of illegal immigrant children now living in the United States, another place is being considered to house these children here in Rochester.
Representatives from the former Blossom South Nursing Home reached out to the mayor's office on Sunday to see if there was any interest in using the facility to house the immigrant children.
A statement released by Mayor Lovely Warren's office on Sunday says it was just an initial call, and no proposal or plan has been offered.
News10NBC is told the mayor will be briefed by her chief of staff on Monday.
News10NBC/WHEC-TV welcomes your opinion and interaction on our website, but please remember to keep it clean. If you're advertising for another business, being profane, vulgar or slanderous your post will be deleted. By commenting on this website, you agree that anything you post may be used, along with your name and profile picture, in accordance with our Privacy Policy and the license you have granted pursuant to our Terms of Use. Comments are not pre-screened before they posted.


text:
Select Local Merchants
Hawaiian Sun TanningRead MoreThough Hawaiian Sun Tanning Company sometimes offers discounted pricing online, this Groupon still offers the best deal available.1721 South 20th StreetOzark, MO US
VIP EstheticsRead MoreWithin the health-minded confines of VIP Medical Services, aestheticians inspire outer beauty with a bevy of advanced therapies. A diamond-tipped microdermabrasion wand intensively exfoliates the skin to wipe away signs of aging, while a 24-karat gold mask stimulates collagen production and brightens the skin. Clients can also shed some stress during a full-body massage, and men can freshen their complexions during the specially tailored Gentelman's Facial.1500 W State Hwy. JOzark, MO US
Skin Blends LLCRead MoreSkin Blends LLC?s aesthetician founder, Kathleen, began her business by selling skincare products created and tested by her staff of licensed aestheticians. This premium line of mineral makeup, cleansers, moisturizers, and scrubs works to leave all types of skin radiant, and, unlike bad standup routines, is never tested on animals. The products are often employed during Skin Blends LLC?s slate of comprehensive skincare procedures, which include facial peels, exfoliation, and makeup-application lessons from a professional who?s worked with models from 417 Magazine.1260 Guin RdNixa, MO US
Beau SoleilRead MoreAt Beau Soleil, patrons choose from four levels of tanning beds in which they can soak in UV rays. These beds coax skin to blossom with sun-kissed color so clients don't have to spend time outside or take naps on the windowsill. Norvell organic solutions power airbrush-tanning sessions, which mist skin with darker shades of bronze.704 West Mount Vernon StreetNixa, MO US
Simply Skin MORead MoreLed by licensed aesthetician Stephanie Lynch, the dermis-dazzling hotspot fetes vexed visages with soothing services customized to each client's individual skincare needs. The rejuvenating microdermabrasion treatment commences with a deep countenance cleanse and enzyme steam to increase the skin's self-esteem and receptiveness to the treatment. The microdermabrasion process sweeps away perma-snoozing skin cells, leaving facial planes invigorated and shimmering while decreasing the effects of acne scarring, aging, and damage done from sunbathing in the actual sun. Bask in a tranquil mask at the end of your session for ultimate radiant relaxation.611 West Mount Vernon StreetNixa, MO US
Face GalleryRead MoreFace Gallery's licensed massage therapists and skin technicians work to provide clients with a personalized blend of treatments to promote both health and relaxation. Skilled in various modalities, the muscle-kneading specialists address specific health concerns, including high blood pressure, stress, and anxiety. In addition to increasing circulation and helping bodies release their environmental toxins through massages, the Face Gallery crew performs oxygen facials, waxing services, and eyelash extensions.2022 S Stewart AveSpringfield, MO US


text: James Brady / Photo by Tim Boyle/Newsmakers James Brady's Death Ruled A Homicide By Jim Phillips August 8, 2014 The death of former White House Press Secretary James Brady is being ruled a homicide. The Washington, DC medical examiner's office has ruled that Brady died as a result of wounds suffered in the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan in 1981 Read More|Comment Category: Articles, Crime, News Tags: Assassination attempt, former Press Secretary James Brady, homicide, John Hinkley, medical examiner, President Reagan Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


text:
Compound Bow
Edit Page Last Edit: 2 years 2 months ago
Jonah will give the Compound Bow to Lara after completing Reyes' task to get the block and tackle from one of the wrecks on Shipwreck Beach.
This weapon can fire Rope Arrows into climb-able rock surfaces, creating new areas for Lara to explore.
What Links Here
Shipwreck Beach | Shipwreck Beach Relics | Gear Upgrades | Tomb Raider Strategies | Where Do I Get ... | Upgrades | Brown Jade Ink Box
From Around The Web
You must be logged in to post a comment.blog comments powered by Disqus
Top Wiki Contributors
Edits: 6,934
Edits: 272
Edits: 124
Edits: 116
Wiki Help
Need assistance with editing this wiki? Check out these resources:
Expand Navigation


text:
Ireland news and weather
500 - 1,000 downloadsAdd this app to your listsTweets por @Appszoom
All the latest irish news and weather.Up-to-minute news from the emerald isle. News,Weather,Sport,Entertainment, the whole lot. From PADRAIC
Recently changed in this version
Comments and ratings for Ireland news and weather
- There aren't any comments yet, be the first to comment!


text:
Douglas Labs' Standardized Black Cohosh 60 Vegetarian Capsules
Douglas Lab's Standardized Black Cohosh Vegetarian Capsules provide 40 mg of Black Cohosh root in each serving.
If you're experiencing problems that typically result from menopause' then a Black Cohosh supplement may be able to help. Menopause marks the end of the reproductive cycle for a woman. This may come with problems like hot flashes' weight gain' and mood swings.
Black Cohosh is an herb that has been utilized for it extracts. These extracts are becoming popular for their potential to balance hormone levels. It may be able to regulate levels of estrogen while possibly balancing and moderating fluctuating hormones.
As always' you should consult with your healthcare practitioner before adding a new supplement to your routine.
Douglas Lab's Standardized Black Cohosh Vegetarian Capsules contain NO yeast' wheat gluten' soy protein' milk/dairy' corn' sodium' sugar' starch' artificial coloring' preservatives or flavoring.
Try Douglas Lab's Standardized Black Cohosh Vegetarian Capsules for potential improvements to your hormonal health. Order with PureFormulas today!
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not meant to diagnose' treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise or nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.
Amount Per Serving
Black Cohosh (root) ...40mg*
(Standardized to 8% triterpene glycosides)
* Daily Value not established
Cellulose and vegetable stearate
Does Not Contain:
yeast' wheat gluten' soy protein' milk/dairy' corn' sodium' sugar' starch' artificial coloring' preservatives or flavoring
As a dietary supplement' adults take 1 capsule daily or as directed by your healthcare professional.
Allergy / Dietary Needs
- Artificial Color Free
- Artificial Flavor Free
- Corn Free
- Dairy Free
- Gluten Free
- Milk Free
- Sodium Free
- Starch Free
- Sugar Free
- Wheat Free
- Yeast Free
- Artificial Preservative Free
- Soy Protein Free
Ratings & ReviewsReview This Item
Overall Rating for Standardized Black Cohosh - 60 Vegetarian Capsules
Displaying reviews 1-1 of 1
By mary
from ohio
hot flashes
My friend recommended Standardized Black Cohosh for hot flashes she has had success so I thought I would give it a try. So far Standardized Black Cohosh has helped.
small capsules good price works
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
Displaying reviews 1-1 of 1
Questions About This ItemAsk a Question
Please ask any questions you may have about this specific product in the field below.
Your question(s) and our corresponding answer(s) will not be confidential and will be posted publically on this specific product page.
Additionally, PureFormulas is unable to directly recommend products in relation to specific health conditions. Please contact your trusted healthcare practitioner for direct product recommendations.
If you have any general questions regarding orders or our policies and programs, please contact our Customer Happiness Team @ 1.800.383.6008Please log in to submit a question log in