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All that remains to enact a new era of regional economic development is a mutual funding agreement between the governing Starkville and Oktibbeha County bodies.
The two boards will meet in a special-call session 3 p.m. today at the county courthouse to discuss and vote upon a three-year interim economic development agreement with a Columbus-based group representing Lowndes and Clay Counties.
If approved today, the Columbus-Lowndes Development LINK, led by CEO Joe Max Higgins, will be rebranded into the Golden Triangle LINK and serve as the area's chief economic development agency while officials work on legislation establishing a more-permanent tri-county partnership.
On Monday, representatives from both the Oktibbeha County Economic Development Authority and the Greater Starkville Development Partnership's executive board unanimously approved their portion of the contract.
In a previous meeting, the Starkville Board of Aldermen tabled the contract after lengthy discussion on its length and funding for the permanent organization. Only Ward 5 Alderman Jeremiah Dumas and Ward 3 Alderman Eric Parker voted against postponing the issue.
Normally, a motion needs four affirmative votes for majority approval by the city, but Ward 6 Alderman Roy A. Perkins says he will not be at today's meeting. Three aldermen — Ward 2 Alderman Sandra Sistrunk, Dumas and Parker — say they are either committed to or leaning toward voting to sign the interim contract. If any motion stalls at a 3-3 city vote, Mayor Parker Wiseman will break the tie. Wiseman has continuously said the tri-county partnership could be a game-changing entity for the area.
"Due to my professional and legal obligations, I will be unable to attend the special call meeting ... The meeting was scheduled and called by the mayor for a specific date and time certain without any input from me, who is an active and busy practicing attorney," Perkins said in a release. "I am pro-business and I support economic development. Consistent with my conservative values and perspectives, I will not support any action or legislation that will increase tax burdens on our citizens without their authorizations through a vote."
Although the contract does stipulate a combined $350,000 in payments per year to the LINK from the city, county, OCEDA and GSDP, neither of the two governing bodies have made motions to raise taxes supporting the interim or long-term economic development agreements.
During the last city board meeting, representatives said the city of Starkville would contribute $50,000 per year — $30,000 from funds diverted from the electric department's contribution of dues to the North Mississippi Industrial Development Association and $20,000 from the city's contingency budget — while OCEDA and the GSDP will contribute a combined $200,000 from their own budgets. The county itself is on the hook for the remaining $100,000 yearly contribution.
Sistrunk says she's now leaning toward voting for the interim agreement after the contract was recently extended to three years.
"That gives the city time to explore options, to look for alternate funding sources and to see if it works as well as everyone hopes before we make the decision to move forward with a legislative entity," she said. "It's possible that as we move forward, it makes more and more sense to move forward (with legislation establishing the Golden Triangle Regional Development Authority) in 2014. I'd much rather have that option with an extra year for us to make a deliberate, studied move."
Dumas said his support of regional economic development continues because of the impact it can provide Oktibbeha County.
"I think it has the ability to pay dividends greater than anything we've seen before," he said. "I think this is a good process and a good document. Frankly, I think we can afford the GTRDA (in the future). If anything, I hope this whole process makes us realize how important it is to invest in economic development, and frankly that is something the city and county have not been good at in a long time."
Parker also said he is in favor of the interim agreement. By forming a cooperative consortium between the three counties, he said, the agency would be a strong contender to attract jobs to the area.
"I think right now it's best to go ahead and give this a shot," he said.
When asked how he would vote on the issue, Ward 7 Alderman Henry Vaughn said, "I really don't have any thoughts on the matter. I haven't thought about it."
Calls to Ward 1 Alderman Ben Carver and Ward 4 Alderman Richard Corey were not returned as of press time.
On the county side, District 2 Supervisor Orlando Trainer says he supports the interim agreement, while District 1 Supervisor John Montgomery says he is leaning in favor of it. Montgomery also said he's willing to hear more discussion for and against the issue from any sitting board member.
"I'm excited about it and looking forward for good things to come out of the agreement. The bottom line is if we want to do something significant for economic development, we have to do something significant," Trainer said. "This is one of the most significant things we've done in a long time in trying to secure an employer that can bring in jobs and improve ourselves as a county. We need to have a game changer in Oktibbeha County, and we have to do what's best interest in community, not what's going to get us re-elected."
Calls to District 3 Supervisor Marvell Howard, District 4 Supervisor Daniel Jackson and District 5 Supervisor Joe Williams were not returned as of press time. Like Wiseman, Howard served on a steering committee charged with representing Oktibbeha County during initial regional economic development discussions.
When those representatives began discussions in July, Howard said the chance for Oktibbeha County to join it would be a great opportunity since the GSDP has been without a chief executive officer since Jon Maynard submitted his resignation in March.
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2013 Tucson International Mariachi Conference is Tucson's largest cultural event and a model for other mariachi conferences nationwide. The event includes a week of student workshops followed by several public concerts featuring the world's best and brightest mariachi musicians and talented folklorico dancers. The public concerts are performed at outdoor and indoor stages in April. http://www.tucsonmariachi.org/
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UMC El Tour de Tucson Presented by Diamond Ventures. The University Medical Center El Tour de Tucson is Tucson's largest perimeter cycling event for all ages and abilities. This event attracts more than 9,000 cyclists throughout the United States and beyond. This iuncludes the novice, intermediate, advanced, and professional riders. Cycle 109, 80, 67 or 35 miles, plus a 4-mile and 1/4- mile Kids and Family Fun Ride. The main routes will weave around scenic areas, with beautiful vistas of local mountain ranges and saguaro cactus stands. Course profiles can be rolling to moderately hilly, though the 35-mile route is basically flat and great as a family affair or for beginners. El Tour is organized every year on the Saturday before Thanksgiving by Tucson's Perimeter Bicycling Association of America. Contact Richard DeBernardis or Melanie Rineer, Perimeter Bicycling Association of America, (520) 745-2033. Perimeter Bicycling Association of America, Inc. Tucson. http://www.perimeterbicycling.com/
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SEASIDE, Calif. - Sophomore Kevin Lee led the way for Long Beach State, tying for 19th place at the Saint Mary's Invitational on Tuesday to record his first top-20 finish of the young season.
LBSU fell four spots in the standings from eighth to 12th as the 49ers posted a final round score of 308 to complete the two-day, 54-hole tournament at 37-over-par 901.
California captured the team title as the Golden Bears led the 19-team field with a 10-under 854, winning by a comfortable 20 shots over second-place Oregon (+20) and 22 strokes over San Diego (+22) in third.
Lee carded a final round score of 78 that was highlighted by four birdies, eight bogeys and one double-bogey to finish the season-opening tournament at 5-over 221.
Junior JJ Holen posted a 75 to finish two-shots behind Lee at 7-over to tie for 25th.
Freshman Andrew Stanfield tied for 55th after posting a 77 to finish at 13-over, while sophomore Daniel Chian shot a 78 for a 16-over to tie for 70th.
Freshman Agostino Milazzo (+21) tied for 92nd after carding an 82.
San Diego's Grant Forrest won individual medalist with a 7-under 209, winning by one-shot over Michael Weaver (-6) of California.
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Hoosiers Third, Peters Tied for Fourth at Steve Kerr Invitational
Buckeye, Ariz. - The Indiana men's golf team sits in third place after two rounds at the 14-team Steve Kerr Invitational at Sundance Golf Club. IU sits 12 shots behind 24th-ranked Colorado State and six shots behind second place UTEP heading into Saturday's final round. The Hoosiers carded a two-round total of 587 (287-294).
"We played well, especially in the second round," said Indiana head coach Mike Mayer. "The one thing lacking was a player shooting under-par. To compete for a championship, we need at least one player under-par in every round."
Leading the way for the Hoosiers was Heath Peters. Feeding off the momentum from his final round 69 at the St. Croix Collegiate Classic on March 7, the junior is tied for fourth place after firing a 1-over-par 143 (72-71). The Garrett, Ind., product sits seven shots behind Dan Floyd of UTEP.
"Heath played a really good 36 holes of golf," said Mayer. "He really played solid golf. You have to take your hat off to him. He was really patient on the golf course. It was one of the best days of golf he has had in a long time."
Junior Jeff Overton finished with 146 on the heels of an opening round 72. The third-ranked golfer in the country is tied for 11th, looking for his sixth top 10 in seven events this season and the 17th top 10 of his career.
In addition to Overton, sophomore Scott Seibert is tied for 11th following rounds of 74 and 72. Seibert, competing as an individual, looks for his second career top 10 in the final round on Saturday.
Seeing his first action of the spring season, sophomore Brad Marek cameback from a 78 in round one with an even-par 71 in round two. The Arlington Heights, Ill., native is tied for 24th with his two-round score of 149.
"I'm really pleased with Brad Marek," said Mayer. His second round even-par was really a good round. It was great for Brad and big for the team."
Freshman David Butwell is the final Hoosier golfer in the top 30. Butwell shot 150 (77-73) and sits in a tie for 29th place.
Indiana makes a run at its fourth title of the season on Saturday in the final round of the Steve Kerr. Tee time is set for 7:30 a.m. MST.
"We can make up 12 shots if we play to our capabilities," said Mayer. "We need someone to go low, and we have a lot of guys who are capable of doing so."
IU Individual
T4) Heath Peters 143 (72-71)
T11) Jeff Overton 146 (72-74)
*T11) Scott Seibert 146 (74-72)
T24) Brad Marek 149 (78-71)
T29) David Butwell 150 (77-73)
T42) Mike Birkenfeld 152 (77-75)
*T42) Ryan Cassidy 152 (77-75)
*75) Oren Hodak 159 (78-81)
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Team Scores
1) Colorado State 575 (294-281)
4) Iowa State 592 (303-289)
T5) Denver 593 (298-295)
T5) Nevada 593 (309-284)
7) Xavier 594 (298-296)
8) Utah 596 (299-297)
9) Northern Colorado 599 (304-295)
10) Nebraska 602 (313-289)
T11) Princeton 605 (304-301)
T11) Wyoming 605 (305-300)
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The Dirty Little Secret Of Overnight Successes
As Chris Dixon pointed out in a recent blog post, Angry Birds, the incredibly popular game, was software maker Rovio's 52nd attempt. They spent eight years and nearly went bankrupt before finally creating their massive hit.
James Dyson failed in 5,126 prototypes before perfecting his revolutionary vacuum cleaner. Groupon was put on life support and nearly shut down at one point in its meteoric rise.
When looking at the most successful people and organizations, we often imagine geniuses with a smooth journey straight to the promised land. But when you really examine nearly every success story, they are filled with crushing defeats, near-death experiences, and countless setbacks.
We often celebrate companies and individuals once they've achieved undeniable success, but shun their disruptive thinking before reaching such a pinnacle. Before Oprah was Oprah, before Jobs was Jobs, they were labeled as misguided dreamers rather than future captains of industry.
In your life, you've probably had a setback or two. When you stumble, it's tempting the throw in the towel and accept defeat. There's always an attractive excuse waiting eagerly, hoping you'll take the easy way out. But the most successful people forge ahead. They realize that mistakes are simply data, providing new information to adjust your approach going forward.
The ubiquitous WD-40 lubricant got its name because the first 39 experiments failed. WD-40 literally stands for "Water Displacement—40th Attempt." If they gave up early on like most of us do, we'd sure have a lot more squeaky hinges in the world.
You have a mission to accomplish and an enormous impact to make. You will inevitably endure some "failures" along your journey, but you must realize that persistence and determination have always been primary ingredients in accomplishment.
Don't cave to your mistakes, embrace them. In fact, mistakes are simply to the portals of discovery. There's an old saying that "every bull's-eye is the result of a hundred misses." So the next time you feel the sting of failure, just realize you're likely one shot closer to hitting your target.
And who knows? Maybe after a few dozen failures and months or years of hard work, you might just be that next "overnight" success.
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Beautiful article!
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In every Failure's that we undergo in life has a purpose. We may fall down a million times but we can still stand up and continue to move forward. More motivated to start all again and still aiming high until we reach the forever SUCCESS!
Good article. In life, most importantly the desire to do something. without desire does not work
not have
Minden olyan nehéznek tűnik, de nem adom fel Remélem a küzdelmem, az akarásom szerensét hoz majd.
Very nice posts. I'm a beginner to this but yet I think I'm learning a lot from every time I fail.
true...every person has a mission in their life they just need to think how they going with it.
nothing impossible cause I'm possible
Човек трябва първо да определят неговата / нейната истинска същност, си постави за цел по линии с неговата страст и след това отиде за целта с пълна сила и хъс!
Успехът е длъжна да следва!
This articles motivates and enlightens me a lot. Thanks for the reminders. Great post!
Everything is perfect with this article but the title is really wrong.
Article says .. success is a collection of failures and title says over night success.,,
come on that's contradictory..
I love the WD-40 point. A constant reminder.
Failure is one of those words that is not understood. Most people think of failure as final. Thanks for reminding us that by the sweat our our brow we eat bread. Nothing worth while comes easy. Or said another way, that which cost nothing is worth nothing! I really liked this line: "They realize that mistakes are simply data, providing NEW information to adjust your approach going forward."
Great motivational article,
followed by some great comments from the readers!
Absolutely true,failures are failures only if you stop moving ahead and give up on your goal,else,they are just setbacks that should prompt one to alter the approach to suit the track that leads to the goal...!
Reminds me of another quote I read while growing up and remember many times...
The heights the great men reached and kept,
Were not attained in sudden flight...(even though it may seem overnight success to onlookers)
But they,while their companions slept,
Were toiling upwards in the night....!
One should first Identify his/her true self,set a goal in lines with his passion and then go for the goal with full strength and zeal!!
Success is bound to follow! :)
Having read the book "How They Did It" by Robert Jordan is a great book to read if you want to know what companies did to be successful. And these aren't the typical companies you hear everyday. These are companies started by people who you look on the street and wouldn't guess they could be worth $50M or more.
And something else to think about is for every successful company or person you read about, it's interesting to know how many others tried and weren't as successful. Just like with the news. You only hear about the 1 plane crash but don't hear about the 1,000 planes that land safely per day.
Some things to think about...
"Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.
Winston Churchill"
Very gd article... Tnx...


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The last batch of Nigerian contingent to Mali, comprising of 162 troops were, yesterday, airlifted as contribution to the African International Support Mission to Mali (AFISMA). This was just as Nigerian Army and its Indian counterpart strike a deal on counter-terrorism training.
The troops were jointly airlifted by Nigerian Air force C-130 and the British Government's C-130 cargo aircraft.
With this new development, the Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Onyeabo Azubuike Ihejirika said the Army has completed the 100 per cent allocation assigned to it.
Briefing the media, yesterday, at the Defence Headquarters, its spokesman, Col Yerima Mohammed disclosed that the troops left the country with some support equipment for the on-going operation.
"The Defence Headquarters has so far deployed over 1200 officers and men to the African- led International Support Mission to Mali (AFISMA). The last batch comprising of 162 troops will be airlifted to Mali today (yesterday) by Nigerian Air force while the C-130 aircraft provided by the British Government would equally airlift support equipment to the operation, side by side our own C-130," Yerima said.
Speaking on the same issue, the Chief of Army Staff told the Defence correspondents that as at yesterday, "the Nigerian Army has achieved 100 percent deployment for all ranks to African-led International Support Mission to Mali (AFISMA)." He made this disclosure while welcoming the Vice Chief of Army Staff of India, Lt Gen Shri Krishna Singh into his office where the two talked about the need to bring into fruition the pact between the two armies beginning with training of Nigerian soldiers in counter terrorism among others.
Speaking further, Attahiru said, "The troops in Mali are provided with adequate logistics which is self sustaining for initial 90 days duration in line with global practice. The Nigerian Army has established an AFISMA Monitoring Team to support the operations in Mali as a new innovation towards improving the well being of Nigerian troops deployed in Mali."


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Baba Louie's
Price rating based on rough average of entree costs: $ for $9.95 and less; $$ for $9.95 - $15.95; $$$ for $15.95 and higher.
Baba Louie's
517 Warren St.
Cuisine: Italian
Style: Contemporary
Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5:30-9:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5-10 p.m. Friday; 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday; 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sunday.
Price: $$
By CELINA OTTAWAY, Special to the Times Union
First published: Sunday, July 05, 2009
This is the first time I've gone back to a restaurant for a second visit in order to confirm how good it was.
Pizza is not something I praise lightly, and after my first visit to Baba Louie's in Hudson I was winding up for a pretty serious rave, so I wanted to make sure. Or at least that was my excuse as I found myself making another trek down to Hudson. Due diligence and all, right? Yeah, due diligence and swoon-inducing tiramisu.
On my first visit, my mom and I stopped in for a midweek lunch. The woman who greeted (and I use this term loosely) us at the door barely made eye contact and her expression made me wonder if we were intruding. My expectations of a fine lunch sank even further when she brought a carafe of water to our table and left it to us to fill our glasses. When our server arrived, she was pleasant in a removed kind of way, and by comparison that felt like a big improvement.
You need really, really good food to get away with this kind of reception, and Baba Louie's has it. Three spoonfuls into a bowl of sweet potato soup with chili and lime and I'd forgotten all about the hostess. By the salad, I decided that maybe the waitress was nicer than I first thought. One piece of pizza, and I was ready to hug everyone in the room.
The soup ($3.95 for a bowl) was thick and smooth with a nice hit of lime to complement the deep sweetness from the potatoes. All of the soups at Baba Louie's are vegan, and this was a good example of how a vegan dish can be rich and satisfying. The accompanying sourdough potato roll arrived warm and had a chewy exterior that gave way to a soft inside with just a hint of tang. I had to restrain myself from asking for a basket of them.
The Caesar salad ($9.50 for a small) was a refreshing change from the gloppy, over-dressed salads that parade around in the name of Caesar. The bite-sized bits of romaine were crisp and flavorful in their own right, and the dressing complemented rather than covered them. I wished for a little more anchovy to complement the brightness from the lemon, but the salad was lovely as it was. A small was big enough to share as a starter.
The quality of the ingredients comes through again and again at Baba Louie's, even in the small details. The cheese on the pizza is made fresh for the restaurant. The Parmesan that topped our salad had such a wonderful bite you could have served it on a cheese plate.
It was hard to decide whether to go classic or crazy with the wood-fired, sourdough pizza. We settled on the Dolce Vita with tomato sauce, wilted spinach, fresh mozzarella, California figs, gorgonzola, prosciutto and Parmesan topped with infused rosemary oil ($10.95/$15.95). The thin crust manages a crisp underside while still retaining a nice chew. In terms of schools of pizza, this isn't the air-pockets and charred bits that you might find in a New Haven pie or John's Pizzeria. The lip of the pizza stays thin right to the edge, more along the lines of The Cheeseboard in Berkeley, Calif. (But unlike a lot of Albany-area, thin-crust pizzas, there is nothing cracker-like about the crust, even at its crunchiest.)
The sauce is as good as the crust, and again the ingredients shine here. The tomatoes warm your mouth like mid-summer sunshine. I knew from the first bite that we had ordered wrong. Well, not exactly wrong -- the prosciutto and figs and gorgonzola were lots of fun -- but with crust and sauce this good, simple is better. On my second trip, I ordered a mushroom and anchovy pie that had me conjuring excuses to drive to Hudson once a week. The service on my second trip was much better.
With pizza this good, it is tempting to indulge and forgo dessert, but that would be a mistake. The restaurant has a non-traditional tiramisu ($5.95) that is worth its own drive to Hudson. Instead of lady fingers, the dessert starts with a supermoist tiramisu sponge cake that is golden with egg yolks and hints of orange. The layers are brushed with a mixture of syrup, rum and sherry or espresso for the middle, a rich decadence that never gets heavy or soggy. The center is then layered with mascarpone cream and small chunks of a semi-sweet Belgian chocolate. Again, the quality of the ingredients and the details were just that much better than what you might expect. It was the perfect end to a very fine meal.
Celina Ottaway writes about food and life at CelinaBean.com.
Baba Louie's
517 Warren St. Hudson
Phone: 751-2155
Web: http://www.babalouiessourdoughpizzacompany.com
Credit Cards: Yes, all major
Accessible: Yes
Parking: On street
Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5:30-9:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5-10 p.m. Friday; 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday; 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sunday.
Prices: Daily pasta special is $10.95 for a half portion and $15.95 for a full portion. Salads come in individual and family-size portions. A Greek salad with romaine, organic greens, feta, calamata olives, roasted red peppers, roasted pumpkin seeds and a lemon herb dressing is $8.50 for an individual or $17.95 for the family size. Specialty pizzas, such as the Cole's Creation with fresh mozzarella, red onions, fresh garlic, plum tomatoes, topped with organic arugula, feta and balsamic vinaigrette, are $10.95 for an 10-inch pie and $15.95 for a 14-inch pie.
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Denise Hall on 9/30/2009
How often have you been to this restaurant? First time
How long have you wait for a table? 5-15 min.
Noise level: Normal conversation
Quality of food: Excellent
Quality of service: Excellent
Comments: We stopped by on a Friday night around 7pm. Short wait but gave us an excuse to stop at the bar for a cocktail before dinner. We ordered a ceaser salad to start. It was by far the most delicious salad I have ever had. We then had the BBQ Chicken Pizza...delicious!!!! We will definatly go back again and again!
Lisa Walker on 8/14/2009
How often have you been to this restaurant? First time
How long have you wait for a table? No wait
Noise level: Quiet as a library
Quality of food: Excellent
Quality of service: Excellent
Comments: Ever since visiting Lugano (Italian section of Switzerland) and Milano (Italy) I have been forever in search of the type of Margherita pizza I had there. Sure, I found a couple places in Little Italy (NYC) that captured that signature taste but had yet to find any restaurant in Upstate New York that came close...until Baba Louie's. I stopped in while helping a friend move to Hudson. The house salad I had with my Margherita pizza was adorned with dressing that also tasted like the Italian lemon vinaigrette I had in Milan and I loved how it was tossed with the mixed greens and not slopped on top (American-style). I also opted to have my pizza topped with fresh organic Arugula. The freshness of everything from crust to cheese and basil really made a difference in the taste. There are also not globs of cheese or overly salty-garlicy sauce like you find on most American pizzas. Definitely worth a "road trip" from Albany once a season.
Laura Conroy on 7/25/2009
How often have you been to this restaurant? A few times
How long have you wait for a table? 15-30 min.
Noise level: Normal conversation
Quality of food: Excellent
Quality of service: Good
Comments: Since the reviews listed here are for the Hudson location, I just want to put a plug in for the Great Barrington, MA location, too! I was just there this afternoon, and since it is a Saturday during tourist season (not to mention, the restaurant isn't all that large!), we did have to wait about 20 minutes for a table for two...but it was so very worth it! Baba Louie's quality is CONSISTENLY excellent; I have never been disappointed. I've had their pizza, which is absolutely amazing...but so are all their homemade soups. For veggie lovers out there, their grilled veggie panini is fantastic! Definitely worth a visit, and, if you do have to wait, as the saying goes, "Good things come...!"
Christina A. on 7/20/2009
How often have you been to this restaurant? A few times
How long have you wait for a table? No wait
Noise level: Normal conversation
Quality of food: Excellent
Quality of service: Good
Comments: I've lived in areas "famous" for their pizza, but have yet to find a pizza as good as the Dolce Vita at Baba Louie's. I've also tried the Dirty Bruno and other variations and have found something uniquely wonderful about all of them. They have mastered the art of making an amazing crust and combining the perfect blend of ingredients to create a flavor bonanza in your mouth! It's not ridiculously expensive either and is suitable for lunch and/or dinner. LOVE THIS PLACE!


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EGLIN AFB — It was a bad day for chickens, a good day for alligators, a so-so-day for weather and a great day for gunshot noise.
About 1,200 visitors gathered at Camp James E. Rudder on Saturday for the 6th Ranger Training Battalion's 62nd Open House.
"Oooh … get him. … I wanna see it again!" said visitors, either aghast or delighted to watch a live rooster being fed to an alligator in the holding pool outside the camp's reptile house.
"It was awesome," Christy Williams of Crestview said of the show.
Still, she said she preferred the "big ol' rattlesnake" being handled to be lunch, instead.
The reptiles were one of about a dozen interactive training displays that gave many people a feel for what it's like to be an elite Army Ranger and experience the conditions the soldiers encounter in Eglin's wooded and swampy training range.
"This is one of the most concentrated schools in leadership in a combat environment," said Sgt. 1st Class Labron Paschall, who spearheaded organizing the event.
In another corner of the camp, green and yellow smoke blew past bleachers as people watched a squadron of Rangers demonstrate an ambush.
The boom of bomb blasts, and rat-a-tat-tat of gunfire and whistling noises of falling training explosives added realism to the show.
"Incoming," shouted Sgt. Daniel De La Cruz, a medic whose team dove for cover at another display. "M is for massive hemorrhaging." he said of their checklist to tend to the wounded.
The realism prompted some children to ask about a "bleeding" soldier's condition.
Taylor Burns, 8, of Crestview, made a bit of noise himself in an area lined with people waiting to shoot blank ammunition for M-4 and M-14 semi-automatic rifles. "Pop-pop-pop-pop-pop."
In yet another area, Hunter Beale, 10, of Mossy Head put his baseball arm to use. He chucked expended simulated hand grenades at a target, earning himself the praise of those nearby and a special Ranger sticker.
Also on hand was the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, which was raffling off a 2014 Harley Super Glide custom motorcycle. The proceeds would be used to help put children of deceased special operators through college.
The morning jump by eight paratroopers from a C-130 was a highlight to the day.
Roger Wildermuth, 65, of Shalimar, was waiting for second demonstration, but rain began about 3:30 p.m. and closed down the displays.
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The Indonesian government is threatening to block Research in Motion's (RIM) BlackBerry Messenger and data services because it built a regional data centre in Singapore rather than Indonesia.
The threats from officials, made in the Indonesian press last Friday, stem from the Canadian company's alleged failure to carry out one of four agreements brokered this September.
According to the Jakarta Post, Indonesian officials believed RIM should have chosen Indonesia over Singapore since the former of the two had the largest user base in Southeast Asia.
Spokespeople from the Indonesian Telecommunications Regulation Body and the nation's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology reportedly said they would shut down RIM data services in the country early next year.
The smartphone maker has faced similar threats from the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and India over the past year over government concerns of data passing through RIM's servers in Canada.
RIM's regional manager Gregory Wade told the Wall Street Journal the company was taking the Indonesian threats seriously but that it was also "getting mixed and contradictory messages through the media" about what the country expects.
"We were surprised by the government comments we saw in the media," Wade said, according to Jakarta Globe reports.
RIM said in a statement that it was also working on providing Indonesian authorities lawful access, however a spokesman for the Indonesian Telecommunications Regulation Body said the nation wanted a RIM server to be placed inside Indonesia for security reasons.
RIM's Indonesian head Andy Cobham has also been advised not to leave the country after being named as a suspect over a customer stampede that occurred last month during a promotional sale.
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New For 2014Other than the name change, the only differences for the 2014 Infiniti Q60 are color changes: a new Venetian ruby hue is added, and lapis blue and vibrant red are deleted.
Vehicle SummaryThe 2014 Infiniti Q60 is the new nameplate for the coupe and convertible versions of Infiniti's bread-and-butter G model. Although the G sedan (now called the Q50) is redesigned for 2014, the coupe and convertible G will carry over as the Q60. The original G35 debuted in 2003 in coupe and sedan body styles, and when the G was redesigned for 2007, the coupe got a larger, 3.7-liter V-6 (becoming G37) to further differentiate it from the sedan. The sedan gained this larger engine and also became the G37 in 2009, and a hardtop G37 convertible was introduced the same year. For 2011, Infiniti introduced a new IPL performance model for the coupe and the convertible. The IPL had upgraded suspension tuning and a few exterior detail changes, along with an increase of 18 hp and 6 lb-ft of torque.
OverviewThe 2014 Infiniti Q60 is more of a sports car than you might think. Ostensibly a more luxurious version of the somewhat harsh Nissan 370Z (with which it shares a platform), the Q60 sacrifices some luxury and refinement for cornering and acceleration. A BMW 3 Series is more well rounded, but the Infiniti offers impressive performance from its 330-hp, 3.7-liter V-6 -- and it costs way less than its German competitors.
Although the 2014 Infiniti Q60 convertible is heavier due to the weight of the hard top's folding mechanism, it is similarly sporty to drive. Compared with other luxury convertibles, the Infiniti has a relatively rigid structure, and it shares the same attractive styling (inside and out) as the coupe. The main downside of the convertible is the laughably small trunk area that is left once the hardtop is stowed.
We drove the 2014 Infiniti Q60 IPL model, with 18 extra horsepower and suspension tuning changes, and found the upgrades to be underwhelming. Think of it as more of a subtle performance package than a performance model like BMW's M or Mercedes-Benz's AMG divisions offer. It might be best to stick with the regular sport package, as the IPL upgrades do not offer enough of a performance advantage to justify the price premium.
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Boatracs Inc., a leader in providing integrated satellite communications and software solutions to the maritime industry, announced today that over 2,000 vessels are now being managed with Boatracs BTConnect®, making it the most widely used vessel tracking and fleet management software in the U.S. commercial maritime market. BTConnect is the only fleet management platform to combine visual monitoring of vessel positions on an interactive map with location based two-way messaging and reporting, providing intelligence that enables owners and operators of offshore service, inland waterways, coastal workboat and commercial fishing fleets to run their companies more efficiently, safely and profitably.
BTConnect was launched to the maritime industry in North America as Boatracs' next generation fleet management platform in early 2012, introducing a shore-side user interface that is web-based for flexible access to fleet-wide data from any computer, tablet or smart phone. The shore-side software was designed to improve efficiency with a single display that combines automated position reports with a host of other valuable features including route planning, map overlays, custom landmarks and historical vessel positions as well as two-way messages, logs and reports that include detailed vessel position information on all ship to shore communications. An optional vessel side application is also available with a simple user interface for captains to receive and send messages and logs to facilitate collecting critical vessel data.
"BTConnect is an outstanding product for managing our liftboats," said W.D. 'Butch' Bazer, Operations Manager for the Liftboat Division of Aries Marine. "The software is very easy to navigate and the mobile access to fleet information is fantastic. The ability to log on from any computer or phone to see accurate vessel positions, messages and logs in real time greatly improves my visibility into fleet operations. We love the new application and use it every day to manage our boats more efficiently!"
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Sense and Nonsense by Kevin Laland and Gillian Brown, Oxford University Press, £16.95, ISBN 0198508840
IN 1975 a book changed the landscape of the social and biological sciences. Edward O. Wilson's mammoth 697-page
Was he right? Kevin Laland and Gillian Brown evaluate the flood of Darwinian scholarship applied to human culture that followed Wilson's revolution. How much of our behaviour, ideas, thoughts, predilections, and practices can feed the seemingly insatiable appetite of Darwinism? Where do we stand?
The authors have chosen a subject racked by tendentious debate. Journalists and endless rounds of social scientists, literary critics and poets appearing on radio and television programmes are kept busy serving ...
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When you just don't know how to express your inner feelings, let one of these sassy tees say it for you.
The Craziest Grammy's Looks!
We can sum up this look in one word: fierce. Not everyone could rock a leather, floor-length gown, but Carly Rae is killing it in this halter number! However, it's really the neon Dannijo statement necklace and bright orange lip that makes her stand out in a sea of LBDs.
Animal print will forever be one of the hardest trends to pull off, but Carly Rae nailed in this blue, ruffled frock! The structured silhouette mixed with a subtle design makes it glam, not garish. And the lip detail on her clutch? Adorable!
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Dance leaders hope Young Choreographers Prize inspires next generation
San Diego Young Choreographers Prize
When: 5 p.m. today
Where: The Neurosciences Institute, 10640 John Jay Hopkins Drive, La Jolla
Tickets: $20
Phone: (619) 225-1803
The next generation of modern-dance makers is on Jean Isaacs' mind. Isaacs, the director of San Diego Dance Theater, was 30 when she founded her first company here in 1974. In the decades since, she has created more than 100 professional works and helped build a thriving modern-dance environment in San Diego, with artistically significant choreography and top-notch professional performers.
These days, Isaacs sees a number of promising 20- and 30-something choreographers on the scene. Most of them, however, aren't following in the footsteps of Isaacs or John Malashock (who started his company in 1988) and creating troupes with nonprofit status.
"We were all hippies, but we also thought organizationally," Isaacs says. "The nonprofit model helped us pay dancers and have studios."
Using that model, choreographers in the 1980s and 1990s — including Issacs, Malashock, Nancy McCaleb (McCaleb Dance), Gina Angelique (Eveoke Dance Theatre), Patricia Rincon (Patricia Rincon Dance Collective) and the Lower Left Performance Collective — had multiple-performance seasons and worked with consistent groups of dancers who understood their movement styles.
To encourage the next generation, Isaacs came up with The San Diego Young Choreographers Prize, being offered for the first time this year. Open to dance artists between the ages of 18 and 40, the competition carries a $2,500 award provided by arts patron Danah Fayman. The winner will be chosen by a panel of judges — with audience input — based on a performance today.
Fayman, whose San Diego Foundation for the Performing Arts brought top international dance companies here in the 1980s, was involved in viewing videos from the 48 applicants and selecting 11 competitors (nine individuals and two teams).
"I was a little disappointed (in the caliber of the work), to be honest, but I know you have to start somewhere," Fayman says. And she hopes to make the prize competition a continuing event. "I expect the results to get better and better."
For Isaacs, the selection process highlighted the need for young artists to ramp up their presentations. "There are a lot of good dance makers who didn't submit particularly good videos," she says. "On panel work that I've done (in other cities), the same thing happens. The video is the most important thing."
The Young Choreographers Prize competitors range in age from 22 to 39. Some are college students; some teach in college dance programs. Some have created nonprofit dance companies or plan to do so; some prefer the freedom of being independent artists. Several are juggling jobs, children and their creative lives.
Whatever their differences, they see dance as something that permeates every aspect of their lives. For Gina Bolles Sorensen, "Nothing else makes me more connected to the people around me, to the world around me, to my own body."
As Deven P. Brawley puts it, "If I didn't have dance, silly as it sounds, I don't know if I could go on."


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How to use trac
From FedoraProject
This is a a page explaining how to use the Ticketing system Trac. The examples here are from the Marketing Team but should translate over to any other Trac instance.
View Tickets
Clicking on view brings up quite a few different ways to view tickets in the Trac system. In the screenshot below you will see the options for the Fedora Marketing Trac system. Each Trac system will have different views available.
I clicked on {1} Active tickets, this is currently all the open tickets in the Fedora Marketing Trac. You can see the ticket #, Summary, Component, Milestone, Task, Owner, Status, and the date it was created.
Create Ticket
View Timeline
Viewing the timeline is a great way to see the happenings of tickets during a certain time period. In the screenshot below you can see that in September and October there were some tickets closed and created.
In this search box, you can enter any query and the output will be showed below. In this example I searched my name and all the tickets either assigned, completed, or ones I have updated will show up. This is a great way to find a closed ticket if it needs to be reopend.
The roadmap is a great way to show all tickets for a particular milestone/release. For example in the screenshot below you can see during F12-Pre-Alpha there was 14 tickets that were created and closed during that phase.


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A new Chromatics song appeared from Italians Do It Better compilation After Dark 2 (get volume 1), last week and now it's the turn of Johnny Jewel's other project with Chromatics member Nat Walker and singer Megan Louise as Desire. Here's the slow disco shuffle of 'Tears From Heaven'.
Most people will be familiar with Desire via their 'Under Your Spell' song on the Drive soundtrack.
Listen back to the Nialler9 TXFM radio show or listen live every Thursday night at 10pm on 1052 TXFM.Listen to Nialler9 as a playlist


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App Description
Please Note: I am aware of the iOS 8 related bugs such as the titles overlapping the thumbnail images. This has been fixed in the current update in development and I'm looking to release the update ASAP to fix these issues.
A simple Recipe Organizer and Editor with Hands Free Kitchen Controls. Add your own recipes or import recipes from the Recipe Explorer.
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Search over 1 Million Recipes from 50+ food sites and blogs including AllRecipes, Food Network and Epicurious from within the app and import with as little as one button tap.
Search for recipes based on specific holidays, diets, cuisines or allergies. Finding a Gluten Free cookie recipe has never been easier. Need only vegan recipes? Just enable the filter for hundreds of vegan recipes. The possibilities are endless.
Recipe Explorer Details:
• The Recipe Explorer is available on a monthly or yearly subscription basis. Subscriptions are $1.99 per month or $19.99 per year.
• Subscription payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase.
• Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.
• Your iTunes Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period at the rate of the subscription duration, $1.99 per month or $19.99 per year.
• Subscriptions can be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase.
• No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period.
• Any unused portion of the Recipe Explorer Trial will be forfeited when the a subscription is purchased.
*** Recipe Importing ***
Import your entire MacGourmet or YummySoup! recipe library right through iTunes. Just drag and drop your recipe export file into iTunes File Sharing.
*** Hands Free Recipe Procedure Navigation ***
Messy hands in the kitchen and don't want to touch the screen? No Problem.
Just turn your iPad landscape orientation to enter "Kitchen View". In Kitchen View, you'll be able to view your recipe procedures step by step on large notecards. When its time to proceed to the next step, and your hands are dirty, bump the kitchen counter, and RecipePad will slide your next notecard into place.
*** Shopping List ***
The Shopping List will sync over iCloud so that your list is available on your iPhone while your at the store.
*** Music Controls ***
From the Kitchen View you can access your iTunes Music Library and play music while you cook.
*** Large Built In Kitchen Timer (Syncs with all your iCloud Devices!) ***
Any timers you start will automatically be synced with your iCloud enabled devices, like your iPhone. Tap the Timer Start button and your timer will begin to countdown. Your iPad and your other iCloud devices will start beeping letting you know when the time is up.
*** Other Features***
• Built in Recipe Editor for quick and easy recipe input.
• Categorize your recipes by Courses or Favorites for easy browsing and searching.
• Add and edit categories as you see fit.
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David Lau and Betty Tom Chu won two open seats in Monterey Park's City Council election Tuesday, according to unofficial results from the City Clerk's office.
Voters cast 2,982 votes for Chu and 2,607 votes for Lau. Luis Estrada came in third with 2,483 votes. Incumbent Sharon Martinez came in fourth with 2,100 votes.
Actor John Abajian got 207 votes Joe Ray Avila got 181.
The winners will join Mayor Frank Venti and council members Mitchell Ing and Anthony Wong. Venti publicly endorsed Tom Chu and Estrada with signs and mailers.
Most of the candidates zeroed in on an exclusive trash-hauling contract with Athens Services. Approved without a bid process in 2002, it is currently undergoing an audit.


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Backchat for iPhone app juggles anonymous messaging, social media, and gaming - and it was created by a teen17 January 2014
There's a new iPhone app called Backchat that chiefly lets you send anonymous messages to your friends on various social networks, and it was created by a 14-year-old teenager and his father. Meet Daniel Singer. By day he's a high school student, and... >>


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Integrative Holistic Medical Spa
Created October 15, 2012 by Greg Gurniak
LocationTecumseh, ON N8N 2M1
Funding Level$100k - 150k (< 2014)
Community SizeMore than 1,000
OverviewAn integrative and complementary wellness centre where people can receive assistance and treatments for their personal well-being. The centre would offer a variety of holistic treatments including acupuncture, hypnotherapy, craniosacral therapy, bowen, reiki, social work, massage therapy, nutritional counselling, iridology and lifestyle coaching. Classes and workshops would be conducted for clients as well as the general public.
An important part of the wellness centre would be to offer non-needle acupuncture, with special emphasis on treating children and cancer patients using the non-needle approach. Although anyone can benefit from the non-needle and colour light therapy treatment system, it would offer effective treatment to a vastly underserved population.
Infants and children can benefit from the effective, no-hurt treatments. Cancer patients will also appreciate the non-needle treatment because throughout the diagnosis and treatment stages, they inevitably end up having needles at some point.
This technology allows the client to receive an effective acupuncture treatment without the use of needles. This technique coupled with colour light therapy has been proven to provide effective pain management in addition to alleviating a vast number of conditions in children and adults.
In addition to treating a number of conditions, the technology also allows for facial rejuvenation treatment that significantly improves the appearance of the face, as well as promotes good health and vibrant energy. Our faces reveal the health and balance of our internal organs, energy and blood.
The technology is an advanced method of vibrational medicine with many powerful applications for medicine, rehabilitation and esthetics. It combines low frequency and low intensity electrical currents with a range of therapeutic colours of visible light. These are delivered through a patented dual probe system that both sense and treat for optimal accuracy and results.
Applications for this technology provide remarkably effective and rapid results for:
- acute and chronic pain relief and pain management - with no drugs or needles
- accelerated rehabilitation after injuries, surgery or stroke
- helping heal patients with neurological degenerative conditions such as MS, post-stroke and Parkinson's
- anti-aging facial and whole-body rejuvenation treatments
- support for a wide range of internal medical and emotional conditions
Learning opportunities through a variety of classes would be offered and made available to patients, their families/caregivers and the general public. Ideally, the facility would have a separate room where yoga, tai chi, dance and meditation could be done, however the classroom could be used for double duty. Classes would include: nutrition, stress management, quit smoking, healthy shape and weight management (weight loss), grief and loss, coping strategies, comfort during medical procedures (blood work, MRI, etc.) and more. Community reiki nights, where reiki practitioners gather to deliver low cost treatments to those in the community that have limited funds and require assistance to participate in the program.
An area would be set aside for the sale of nutritional supplements, all natural products, herbal remedies and relaxation CD's.
With baby-boomers coming of age and living longer, they want to be healthy and enjoy their lives. The goal is to offer a wide range of services that will be utilized by all age groups and to help care for our growing senior population who are seeking more natural methods of health care integrated with traditional medicine.
This funding is being sought to purchase the non-needle treatment equipment and to purchase a treatment facility large enough to have an area where classes and workshops could be held, while offering a variety of additional integrative and complementary holistic services. Some funds would also be used toward advertising to raise public awareness of the wellness centre and the classes available.


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Learn more about Espresso Queen Platform Storage Bed (6-drawers) By Prepac:
Manufacturer: Prepac Furniture
Mfg Part#: EBQ-6200-3K
Sku: 229863311
Package Weight: 185.5 lbs
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|This stylish Queen Platform Storage Bed has six spacious drawers (three per side for each occupant) which are ideal for storing bed linens and clothes. Drawers open easily with finger pulls located at the bottom of drawer fronts and knobs have been eliminated to prevent bedclothes from catching. Drawers roll on metal roller hardware for a smooth operation. Coordinate with the Double / Queen Headboard, Cubbie Bench and other bedroom furniture or use alone with existing furniture. - Some assembly may be required. Please see product details. - Some assembly may be required. Please see product details.


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Copyright © 2015 Susie Watson Designs. All rights reserved.
Susie Watson Designs Limited is a company registered in England and Wales. Registration Number: 03869880. VAT Number: GB749493382
Registered Office: River House Studio, Nr Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8 2HA


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(2 PACK) 1ft HDMI Male to HDMI Female and Dual Link DVI-D Female Splitter Adapter Cable - 13335559-0404-105
Learn more about (2 PACK) 1ft HDMI Male to HDMI Female and Dual Link DVI-D Female Splitter Adapter Cable:
Manufacturer: Ultra Spec Cables
Mfg Part#: 13335559-0404-105
Sku: 230473024
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|These adapter cables provide interface functionality between HDMI and DVI-D dual-link, thereby increasing your devices' versatility to improve system efficiency and economy. Furthermore, these particular cables can connect a HDMI device to a DVI-D dual-link device in conjunction to the connection to another HDMI device, saving you time, space, and money. Through the use of these cables, you can enjoy brilliant graphics and stunningly realistic high-definition video that only our superior cables can deliver.


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Welcome to Meftun Apart
Our aparts are 50 meters from the sea and beach. The air-conditioned, fully furnished and swimmingpool.
First, second and third floors have two aparts. These apartments consist of the 65 m², 2 bedrooms, 1 open plan kitchen living room and bathroom.
On the fourth floor,there are 2 apartments on the loft floor. These apartments consist of the 50 m², 1 bedrooms, 1 open plan kitchen living room and bathroom.
For each of the apartments have a balcony, wireless internet.
Meftun Apart wish you a holiday in the comfort of your home in Fethiye-Çalış beach.


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Be kind to your clothes with the large stainless steel Bach Coat Hook 6 Pack. These sleek coat hooks from The Art of Storage are uniquely designed with a continuous loop technology to keep fabrics from stretching and losing their shape. Each hook includes a paintable face cap to cover screws so you can match it to any home or office wall.
Set of 6 hooks. Seamless welding and brushed metal appearance. Mounting hardware included.
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John Rees, soldier and freedom fighter, was a shadowy figure who surfaced during two crucial nineteenth-century revolts and then disappeared from history. For the first time, author John Humphries reveals the fate of the man, first mentioned as a member of the New Orleans Greys, who fought for Texan Independence at the Alamo and narrowly escaped execution at the Goliad Mission.
Later, Rees was one of the main agitators in the doomed Welsh Chartist movement. Twenty-two men died during the Chartist attack upon the Westgate Hotel when a detachment from the 45th Regiment of Foot, hidden behind the hotel's shuttered windows, discharged their muskets into the crowd. For waging war against the monarch, thirteen of the Chartist leaders were indicted for high treason in the last great show trial in British legal history, while Rees escaped back to the American West. Rees' spectacular journey from the bloodied sands of Texas to the last armed uprising on British soil is only one of the stories told in this book.
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"It's in a safe place off the edge of our yard, so we're focused on being able to live in our home so we don't have to live out of a hotel any longer," said Amy Bailey, Baxter Springs Resident.
Electronics and hazardous household wastes are being removed first. That would include lawn chemicals and cleaners, televisions and computers.
"They're going to come through and pick up the appliances and electronics waste, and household hazardous waste and take it to an off site location and then they will move forward with debris removal," said Kari West, Southeast Kansas Incident Management Team.
Kari West is part of the Southeast Kansas Incident Management Team. She says separating the items help keep the electronics out of the landfill.
"There are a lot of valuable things in the electronics depending on what it is that can be broken down and reused again, and so we're hoping to recycle the electronics. Appliances, there's some value in those," said West.
West says city leaders are also asking residents to also separate wood and metal.
"As they're sifting through their belongings and going through the recovery efforts, to stop and actually sort out construction debris into one pile and tree limbs into a separate pile," said West.
All the piles should be placed along curbside, which will allow crew workers to sweep the area quicker. However, some owners are not even thinking about organizing the debris, especially if there home has been marked as a complete loss.
"Our current plan is to have a roll off, we haven't heard from the city as far as what our expectations are yet, so we're bringing in a roll off bed getting everything out," said Jami Thiessen, Baxter Springs Resident.
Like most tornado victims, they are ready to finish the cleanup and start moving on.
"We're trying to get everything out so today's the last day we have to be here," said Thiessen.
City leaders are asking residents and volunteers to not park on the roadways so trucks can get through the streets to pick up the debris piles. If people need to a place to park, they need to try parking in the driveways.


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Exhibitors and sponsors
The UK Stroke Forum conference is the largest UK multidisciplinary stroke conference of the year, bringing together around 1,300 healthcare professionals involved in stroke care and research.
The exhibition provides the perfect opportunity for companies to reach healthcare professionals who work or have an interest in stroke.
2015 UK Stroke Forum - 1 - 3 December 2015, ACC Liverpool.
Download the brand new 2015 Sponsorship and Exhibition Prospectus here to see how you can get involved!
Contact us to enquire about booking a stand or sponsorship opportunities at UKSF 2015.
The UK Stroke Forum offers healthcare professionals and all those with an interest in stroke the opportunity to:
- Attend the largest UK multidisciplinary stroke conference of the year
- Gain relevant accredited professional training
- Learn about the latest research and developments
- Learn about the latest findings, products and services from the industry
- Networking and share ideas and expertise
Our delegates come from the following professional backgrounds:
- Physicians
- Stroke nurses
- Commissioners
- Therapists (physiotherapists, speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, dieticians, orthoptists etc.)
- Stroke programme managers
- Researchers
- Representatives from the Government and the private sector
- Professional carers
- Students and trainees
Previous exhibitors said:
"Varied programme – an excellent combination of research and clinical practice"
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Pippa Middleton confessed that her perfect figure and posture are down to pilates sessions – at Parsons Green studio Pilates On The Go.
The 27-year-old party planner's stunning figure has been a talking point since the royal wedding. Now we know how she does it.
In a testimonial on the site, Middleton says: "Pilates has been a wonderful escape from my busy lifestyle in London. Whether its 7am in the morning or 7pm at night I always leave feeling calm, refreshed and invigorated.
"From breathing techniques, muscle toning to overall flexibility and relaxation, my Pilates sessions have become something of a weekly necessity that keeps me fit, happy and energized."
Sessions, instructed by Margot Campbell, take place from Monday to Saturday at Pilates On The Go, located in South Park Studios on 88 Peterborough Road.


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A consummate cook, homeowner Stuart Gordon installed a commercial-style stove in his kitchen. It acts as a modern centerpiece balanced by rustic country elements such as butcher-block counters and an original brick chimney.
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Mogadishu — The President of Somalia's Jubaland Administration Ahmed Mohamed Islam (Madobe) has arrived in Mogadishu on Saturday for talks on the completion of "Jubba Agreement", Garowe Online reports.
President Madobe was accompanied by Jubaland officials and traditional elders and he was received at Aden Adde International Airport by Somali Federal Government Minister of Interior and National Security, Abdikarin Hussein Guled.
Addressing the media members who congregated at the airport, President Madobe noted that his aim is to discuss the remaining points of Jubba agreement with Federal Government of Somalia.
"I will hold bilateral discussions with the Somali Federal Government officials to together overcome the other standing differences between us [Federal Govt and Jubaland]," said Ahmed Madobe.
After intense and IGAD brokered bilateral talks in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa, Federal Government of Somalia and Jubaland agreed on 23 points of agreement on 28 August.
Ethiopia Ministry of Foreign Affairs whose Minister Tedros Adhanom played the negotiations a vital role as the chair of IGAD foreign Ministers says, the agreement is based on three major principles; respecting the legitimate Provisional Federal Constitution (PFC) of Somalia, respecting the unity and sovereignty of Somalia and Fighting against Al Shabaab.
Ahmed Madobe became the leader of Kismayo Interim Administration and later was elected as Jubaland President in a huge convention which brought together 500 delegates on15 May, 2013 in southern port city of Kismayo.


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You both put in your requests for your costumes and I had to smile because everyone knows its not a costume to a 4 year old unless theres a cape.
Lynn Grieveson:
Life In Pictures Album
Transylvanian Mini-Kit
Miss Millie Kit
Katie Pertiet:
Arlesey Scrapbooking Kit
Krafted Halloween Mini Kit
Haunted Twists No. 01
Ledger Grid Overlays No. 01
Edge Overlays No. 05
Scribbling Brushes and Stamps No. 04
Halloween Memories Kit
Pine Creek Kit
Winter Peony Kit
Frightful Kit
Maplebrook Studios:
Clear-Thru Arrows No. 01
Cathy Zielske:
Toothy Neutrals Paper Pack