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The pundits have entered their podiums with their predictions for Washington for the Next four years. There is as usual no agreement as to what politician will win what states, or what party will win the Senate. There is a lot of speculation, using computer generated models with probability and surveys with past voting behaviors factored in.
Defining Libertarianism
A car company ran a commercial years ago that mentioned baseball, hot dogs, and apple pie as things that were truly American. They also added their company's name in their to associate their name with all those other positive things. Who can be against liberty? Or democracy? Or the republic? Most political movements have names associated with things that all of us feel positively about. When you talk about liberty and freedom, you don't often have many people saying they are against those things. So what exactly is libertarianism?
A Short Biography On Rep. Ron Paul
Ron Paul is very familiar with how government works. He has served the state of Texas as a Representative for repeated terms. He has also run for President, first on the Republican ticket, and then later on as the candidate for the Libertarian Party. It is this association that has made him a hot topic in political circles. His views on government and politics are markedly different from the beliefs of many of his peers. He hasn't let that slow him down though and he has become the voice for those people who are tired of the way that the government ignores and dismisses the problems of its citizenry.
Ron Paul was born in the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. There he learned the value of hard work by helping his family with their dairy farm, and then later holding other jobs all the way through high school. He graduated college in 1957, and then completed medical school to become a doctor. As a doctor, he served with the Air Force, and later with the National Guard. After that he opened his own practice and quickly became a successful obstetrician.


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Boy, we've had baseball on the brain lately here at spawn.com, and pitchers and catchers haven't even reported yet. Be that as it may, we've got the pictures for McFarlane's Sports Picks: MLB Series 10 and by golly we want to share them.
Series 10 will be the final baseball line from McFarlane Toys in 2004. Here are the players:ANDY PETTITTE, Houston Astros P, No. 21RAFAEL PALMEIRO, Baltimore Orioles 1B, No. 25CURT SCHILLING 2, Boston Red Sox P, No. 38DEREK JETER 2, New York Yankees SS, No. 2ALBERT PUJOLS 2, St. Louis Cardinals LF, No. 5MARK MULDER, Oakland Athletics P, No. 20GARRET ANDERSON, Anaheim Angels LF, No. 16CARLOS DELGADO, Toronto Blue Jays 1B, No. 25ROGER CLEMENS, Houston Astros P, No. 22As you can see, we've got some seasoned players representing new teams and some first-timers to the Sports Picks ranks. Looks for this series of baseball figures hitting stores everywhere in late May.

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Friday, May 16, 2014
The Carolina Lowcountry Chapter of the American Red Cross has welcomed to its Board of Directors Johnny Ward, CEO of Cooper Investors and CEO of W & W Truck and Tractor Company.
We are fortunate to have Johnny serving on our board, said Board Chair Mason Holland. His experience coupled with his passion for our mission will enable Red Cross to continue to provide our vital services to our communities.
Ward has been honored as a business leader as the South Carolina Small Businessman of the Year and received the Hatton Brown Publishing Award for Outstanding Ethics in Sales in America. He has contributed his time and talents to First Baptist Church of Moncks Corner and numerous civic organizations, including C&S Bank Advisory Board, South Carolina Bank & Trust, Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce, Lord Berkeley Academy, Callen/Lacy Home Foundation, Berkeley County Historical Museum, South Carolina Forestry Association, Berkeley County Habitat for Humanity and the Lions Club.
Ward and his family have been longtime supporters of Charleston Southern University, where he has served numerous terms on the Board of Trustees, including as Chairman of the Board. He has also served on the Executive Council of the Board of Visitors, on the Buc Club Board of Directors, is a member of the Legacy Society and established the Ward Family Endowed Scholarship Fund.
The university awarded him an honorary doctor of public service in 2009.
The Carolina Lowcountry Chapter is part of the Palmetto SC Region of the American Red Cross which is made up of seven Red Cross chapters spanning 35 counties of South Carolina.
Because of trained disaster volunteers and financial assistance from the community, the Red Cross has been able to help more than 1,400 people affected by disasters in the Palmetto SC region since January 1. On average, the American Red Cross, Palmetto SC Region responds to a disaster every 6.5 hours. To learn more about becoming a volunteer or financial supporter of the American Red Cross visit www.RedCross.org/CarolinaLowcountry.
The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies nearly half of the nations blood; teaches lifesaving skills; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families.
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The Pike County School System is getting a head start on the rest of the state by piloting a new system of teacher and administrator evaluation.
Trainers Abbie Combs, a consultant with Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) and Carol Mullins, Instructional Specialist for the state Department of Education, have been spending time in the district training principals and teachers on the Professional Growth and Effectiveness System (PGES) which will be implemented across the state in the 2014-15 school year.
"Pike County has really taken a proactive position," Combs said about the new standards framework for evaluation. Mullins agreed calling Pike Educators "sponges" who have eagerly embraced the new system and soaked up the training material with enthusiasm. Mullins said she had been in the county, especially in the Johns Creek/Mullins schools, for some time, even before the training for the multiple schools in the district held in early June.
The state is moving from their former way of evaluating teacher and administrator performance to a new means that follows a strict formula of evaluation of effectiveness and develops a plan of growth. The vision for PGES is to have "every student taught by an effective teacher and every school led by an effective principal."
The goal is "to create a fair and equitable system to measure teacher and leader effectiveness and act as a catalyst for professional growth."
The standards were originally developed through a project funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation that involved 3,000 teacher volunteers and dozens of education experts and researchers.
Pike County Schools will begin implementing the system in the 2013-14 school year which begins on August 5 for teachers and August 7 for students.


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Benjamin hired to lead Barton softball programJuly 1, 2013
Barton Community College recently approved the hiring of Marc Benjamin as head coach for the softball program. Benjamin comes to Barton from Southern Utah University, where he was the assistant coach for the NCAA Division I Thunderbird softball team the past three seasons. Benjamin was recently hired to replace Heather Panning, who resigned her head coach position last month.
"Marc Benjamin comes to Barton with a tremendous of fast pitch softball background," Trevor Rolfs, Barton Athletic Director said. "Not only did Coach "Benji" recently serve as assistant coach at NCAA Division I Southern Utah University, he also has been playing fast pitch softball competitively at the highest level. His background combined with his coaching experience makes Marc a great fit for Barton softball. I fully expect Coach Benjamin to take our softball program to new heights."
Benjamin's playing career began playing second base on the baseball diamond. After receiving all-conference honors both years at Cerritos College, Benjamin transferred to NCAA Division I University of Utah. At Utah, Benjamin batted .317 with nine doubles, two triples, three home runs and 55 RBI. During Benjamin's senior season he finished in the top ten of the Western Athletic Conference with 15 stolen bases, finishing with 29 career total stolen bases. Benjamin graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in political science in 1994.
An accomplished fast pitch softball player, Benjamin plays on elite teams including internationally in New Zealand and Australia.
In addition to Benjamin's baseball and softball career, his brother, Mike, played 13 years in the major leagues, spending time in the Giants, Phillies, Red Sox and Pirates organizations.
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TSA Administrator Pistole's Prepared Remarks to the World Customs Organization
Good morning. It is a privilege to be here today.
I'd like to begin by thanking Secretary General Mikuriya and the World Customs Organization for their great fellowship and dedication to international security. It's an honor to be with you today, and I thank you for your commitment to these important issues.
We come together today with a shared dedication to protecting a freedom on which we all depend – the freedom of movement and worldwide commerce.


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From time to time, I come across an article that I feel compelled to respond to. Yesterday, I read "7 Great Unsolved Mysteries of Cloud Computing" written by Joe McKendrick (an author and independent researcher covering IT trends and markets) in Forbes.com. Although McKendrick definitely offers some thought-provoking questions in the form of "cloud mysteries," part of me feels these mysteries were already solved a long time ago.
What follows are the questions that McKendrick asks, my interpretation of his descriptions, and my responses to these mysteries. I'd love to hear your feedback on these mysteries and my responses, so be sure to leave a comment.
7 Great "Unsolved" Mysteries of Cloud Computing
McKendrick alludes to the 2010s as a "cloud computing migration." A "migration" connotes a feeling of evolution, and I do believe that cloud computing is evolving through a natural progression (see "Riding the Gartner Hype Cycle Roller Coaster: Hang on to your Magic Quadrants!") toward mainstream adoption.
But let's take a look at the "unsolved" mysteries.
(more…) «Are These Really Mysteries? Solving Forbes' "7 Great Unsolved Mysteries of Cloud Computing"»


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Feds offer $2 million to limit phosphorus runoffWritten by Erik Gable | | firstname.lastname@example.com
DUNDEE, Mich. — The federal government will provide $2 million in grants to Michigan, Ohio and Indiana farmers to limit phosphorus runoff in the hopes of reducing algae blooms in Lake Erie, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said Friday in a visit to Dundee.
Vilsack spoke at the Cabela's store in Dundee, joined by several lawmakers, including Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, and Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Toledo.
"Our beautiful natural resources are critical to our economy, to our jobs," said Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich. She said Michigan has more than 1 million hunters and anglers supporting more than 46,000 jobs.
Kaptur talked about Lake Erie's role in the tourism industry.
"Lake Erie tourism, right now, is an $11 billion business, employing more than $119,000 people, and that's really an underestimate," Kaptur said.
She said Kalahari Resorts in Sandusky is "the largest employer now in the center part of Lake Erie on the Ohio side."
Phosphorus overload from farm runoff is believed to be a key cause of algae growth in western Lake Erie that has reduced oxygen levels, led to foul-smelling mats of rotting algae washing ashore, and made the water appear so green that it's been described as looking like pea soup.
"We're all very concerned about what's happened to the western Lake Erie basin in terms of algal blooms," Brown said.
Vilsack acknowledged the country's fiscal problems but argued the U.S. should be careful about cutting funds for conservation.
"Conservation is one area where we have to be very careful that we don't reduce funding to the point that we're not as effective as we could be," Vilsack said.
"Remember, a $730 billion industry is helped and assisted by conservation," he said, referring to outdoor recreation.
Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., said that "we have great, thoughtful, careful and decent farmers who want to do right" and that the planned federal grants for phosphorus reduction "will make their efforts to preserve and protect their share of our future into a valuable reality."
Vilsack said applications for funding will be due by April 27.
According to the Natural Resources Conservation Service, measures that can reduce phosphorus runoff include:
- Placing fertilizer and manure below the soil surface.
- Not applying phosphorus when levels in the soil are already high.
- Planting buffers and filter strips along ditches and streams.
- Planting diverse varieties of cover crops.
NRCS information can be found online at www.nrcs.usda.gov.
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Poll: What will Apple call the next iPhone?
The next iPhone is reportedly coming on September 12, so what will Apple call it? For the last two years, Apple has used iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S respectively, so does that mean iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s is next? Apple's internal model number is iPhone 5,1, and the next number after 4 (and 4S) is 5, so could Apple just keep on counting?
Maybe Apple isn't done with 4 yet. Could last year's iPhone 4S become this year's iPhone 4GS with 4G as in LTE? Or could they drop the number and go back to radios like they did with the iPhone 3G, and just call it the iPhone LTE? Are there enough LTE markets to even justify that yet?
They could decide to skip the fives entirely and go straight to 6. It will be the 6th version of the iPhone sold, after all.
Or they could just take a page from Sprint's Android handbook and call it the iPhone 4S II, Epic 4G LTE Touch. Though that probably wouldn't fit on the usual box...
How about "the new iPhone" or just "iPhone"? Sure they'll have to do iPhone (6th Generation) or iPhone (2012) for tech support and store orders, but that's exactly what they've been doing with Macs for years, and started to do with the new iPad back in March. Then they could do "the new new iPhone" next year, reduce the price of this one, and sell it as "the old new iPhone". I kid. Really. Because those names return such productive search results...
You know the drill! Answer the poll up top and then tell me why you picked the name you did in the comments below!
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Poll: What will Apple call the next iPhone?
Why are you people making it so damn difficult there was the iPhone, then the iPhone 3G then the 3GS which was the better version than the 3G and then iPhone 4 which was ment to be 4G but that what was obviously a lie lol then came the iPhone 4S was was the better iPhone 4. Even if they call the 6th iPhone 4G or LTE, countries such as the UK don't even properly support it so they would have to call it something else and calling a phone 4G when the 4 is already gone is stupid. We all know apple had to call the iPad the The new iPad because of copyright reason why the flip would they call the iPhone 'The new iPhone' that's just incomptetent. Or have I got this all wrong /:)
I think you got it all wrong ;) My theory is that they have to stop sometime with the numbers, iPhone 8, iPhone 12 it just doesn't look professional and they have always done it for their iMacs, MacBooks, iPod Touches, and now for iPad, so why not for iPhone.
What do you mean that they called it New iPad for copyright reasons? It's actual name isn't "New iPad" it's just called "iPad" the new is just to indicate it's the most recent model. The iPad 4 will also be called "New iPad" and the iPad 3 will then just go back to being "iPad".
I agree the numbers are confusing but with phones, numbers are paramount to differentiate with phone models.
I remember earlier in the year apple were told not to market the iPad as the iPad 3 because a chinese company/person already had the trademark iPad 3, that is why they didn't call it a iPad 3.
They will never call it the 4G, that would lead to so much confusion, half the people already think it's called the 4G and their phone supports 4G technology haha (actually true I remember seeing a poll where a lot of people thought the iPhone supported 4G!)
But, really..just not gonna happen. Also, they have to increase the screen size otherwise they'll continue losing customers to Samsung and the rest of the Android gang. And quad-core, possibly, the I think they'd rather go with a powerful dual-core because Apple (unlike Android) actually values battery life and iOS is very efficient so it doesn't an as powerful processor as Android devices to perform smoothly.
I don't understand how so many tech analysts, pundits, and knowledgeable fans can keep fixing their mouths to say (and hands to type) that the new device will be called "iPhone 5." Even ignoring the fact that Apple has abandoned numbering for at least one other product, the upcoming iPhone will not be the 5th so, without some type of suffix anchoring that number (i.e. the "s" in "4s") why in the world would they make it a "5?"
Andy Ihnatko point doesn't fly with me either, claiming that it's an imaginary device anyway, so it doesn't matter what we call it. C'mon, we're going to obsess over every other doggone detail about the phone but we're going to refer to it by one of the least likely names of all? This poll, alone, suggests that people care about every detail of this device - including what it will be called.
iPhone 4SS... Unifying the new cellular world.
Seriously, Apple needs to quit these rediculous naming schemes and just name them numerically. It's confusing. Especially with the new iPad. What will te next one be called? The new iPadS? The newer iPad? iPad XP?
The facts are: The first iPhone was unveiled by Steve Jobs, then CEO of Apple, on January 9, 2007,[1] and released on June 29, 2007. The most recent iPhone, the 5th generation iPhone 4S, was announced on October 4, 2011, and released 10 days later.
If history is anything to go by, and Apple has shown us that it isn't, anyway, we could expect the new iphone anytime from 10 days to around 5 months from its official announcement from Apple. Its got to be more like 10 days though hasn't it.
Don't make us 5 months after its existence is make public.
Enough said. No WAY will it be called iPhone 5.
Really 1,400 of you think that? You read an Apple rumor blog and still don't get it?
I hope they will say something like "Meet the new iPhone, the iPhone 5" ...
The "New iPad" instead of "iPad 3" was just confusing for lot of people ... "Hey, I bought a new iPad!"; "Really, a new iPad, or the New iPad?"; "Well, I paid full price for it at the Apple Store!"; "That's not what I mean."; "What do you mean?"; "You know, is it an iPad 2, or an iPad 3?"; "Oh, an iPad 2."
In addition, Apple's references to its products on its web pages are getting messy, with all the "New", and "generation this and generation that", with the word 'Generation' always spelled-out... why not "fits iPhone-4s/-4/-3GS/-3/-1."?
If they are trying to improve the user experience, they could try applying this consistently to their products names...


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Through the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Initiative (CBWI), farmers, ranchers, and forestland owners voluntarily install conservation practices on hundreds of thousands of acres annually to help support rural economies, protect wildlife habitat, and improve water quality in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.
The Chesapeake Bay Watershed, the largest estuary in North America, covers 64,000 square miles and includes over 150 rivers and streams that drain into the Bay. More than 300 species of fish, shellfish and crab species and a wide array of other wildlife call the Bay home.
While the health of the Chesapeake Bay has improved since the 1970s, excess nutrients and sediment continue to adversely affect water quality in the Bay and its tributaries.
With almost 30 percent of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed made up of agricultural land, the region's over 83,000 farms guaranteed more than $10 billion of agricultural production annually. A thriving and sustainable agricultural sector is critical to restoring the Chesapeake.
For over 75 years, USDA and NRCS have partnered with agricultural producers, forest landowners, urban and suburban residents and other conservation partners to restore wetlands and enhance aquatic and other wildlife habitat on working agricultural land and private non-industrial forest land in the Bay watershed.
The Chesapeake Bay Watershed Initiative is a targeted effort to reduce nitrogen, phosphorus and sediment loads coming from private lands. Through CBWI and other Farm Bill programs, NRCS and its partners help private landowners and managers implement conservation practices that protect the watershed's soil and water resources while maintaining productive working lands. Farmers and forest landowners are planting stream buffers, restoring wetlands, properly managing manure, and implementing other conservation practices as part of CBWI.
The Chesapeake Bay Watershed consists of all tributaries, backwaters, and side channels and their watersheds that drain into the Chesapeake Bay in Delaware, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Investments in private lands conservation in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed benefit farmers and ranchers by supporting conservation activities that improve soil and water quality. These improvements support long-term productivity and reduce the need for additional regulation. Under CBWI, eligible landowners receive technical and financial assistance to address soil erosion, sedimentation and excess nutrients in streams and waterways as well as other related natural resource concerns such as air quality, wetlands, wildlife habitat and forestry.
Investments in conservation work for all Americans—a well-managed farm limits its nutrient and sediment runoff, produces food and fiber, helps sustain rural community economies and contributes to the food security of our Nation. Through the CBWI, NRCS and its partners reduce pollution to streams, creeks, rivers and the Chesapeake Bay to improve water quality and wildlife today, and for generations to follow.
NRCS is building a foundation of partners from non-profit and private organizations, local, state, and federal governments and individuals across the Nation. Whether these partnerships augment funding sources, increase return on investment, or provide boots-on-the-ground support, NRCS and its partners are committed to helping people help the land.
The success of NRCS and Chesapeake Bay producers in reducing nutrient and sediment losses would not be possible without the many partners that leverage the Federal investment in Bay conservation.
USDA Announces Funding for Water Quality Markets, Seeks Proposals for Projects
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a funding opportunity that will bring states, USDA and other stakeholders together to enhance the effectiveness of water quality credit trading. USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service is providing up to $10 million in Conservation Innovation Grants (CIG) for these projects, with up to $5 million focused on water quality credit trading in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Proposals for projects are due March 2, 2012.
Study Helps Improve Conservation Practices to Build Healthy Future for the Bay
Effective use of conservation practices and systems by farmers in the Chesapeake Bay watershed are reducing sediment and nutrient losses from cultivated cropland. The U.S. Department of Agriculture released a study, "Assessment of Conservation Practices on Cultivated Cropland in the Chesapeake Bay Region," which quantifies these environmental gains and identifies opportunities for further progress.
NRCS Deploys Technical Teams to Accelerate Conservation in Chesapeake
Through partnerships with state agencies, conservation districts and nongovernmental organizations, NRCS deployed four teams of technical experts in priority areas in 2011. These Strategic Watershed Action Teams (SWAT) will help individual agricultural producers plan and implement conservation practices needed to address priority natural resource concerns. The teams have a goal of reaching all eligible individuals in the priority areas.
USDA Unveils Showcase Watersheds Designed To Increase Use of Voluntary Conservation Practices in the Chesapeake Bay Basin
Watersheds in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia have been chosen to demonstrate what can be achieved by combining strong partnerships, sound science and funding to solve natural resource problems in a targeted area in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. The showcase watersheds are designed to demonstrate water quality improvements in a confined geographic area through expanded producer outreach efforts, use of innovative conservation practices and intensive conservation planning, implementation and monitoring.
On May 12, 2009, President Barack Obama signed an Executive Order that recognizes the Chesapeake Bay as a national treasure and calls on the federal government to lead a renewed effort to restore and protect the nation's largest estuary and its watershed.
The Chesapeake Bay Protection and Restoration Executive Order established a Federal Leadership Committee that will oversee the development and coordination of reporting, data management and other activities by agencies involved in Bay restoration.
The Federal Leadership Committee published an annual Chesapeake Bay Action Plan that describes how federal funding will be allocated toward Bay restoration in the upcoming year. It will be accompanied by an Annual Progress Report that reviews indicators of environmental conditions and assesses implementation of the strategy.
Visit the Chesapeake Bay Executive Order Website to find out more about USDA's role in this partnership effort.
Chesapeake Bay Protection and Restoration- USDA Briefing , November, 2009 (PDF, 5.26 MB)
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NRCS to Deploy Technical Teams to Accelerate Conservation in Chesapeake Bay | En Español (March 16, 2011)
USDA Study Shows Conservation Practices Protect Water Resources in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed | En Espanol (March 15, 2011)
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"Full House" had an eight-season run on ABC from 1987 to 1995. Its most famous cast members included Mary-Kate and Ashley Olson, John Stamos and Bob Saget.
John Stamos played Jesse Katsopolis, brother-in-law to Danny Tanner (Bob Saget). Katsopolis had musical talent and spent the later seasons of the show trying to make it big with his band.
Stamos has since gone on to play roles on TV shows such as "ER," "Glee," "The New Normal" and "Necessary Roughness." Most recently he's had cameos in the musical series "Galavant" and playing himself on the final episode of "Two and a Half Men."
Bob Saget played Danny Tanner, a single father with three daughters, D.J., Stephanie and Michelle. Tanner had help raising his children from his brother-in-law, Jesse, and best friend, Joey.
While still on "Full House," Saget became the original host of "America's Funniest Home Videos." He has landed roles in television series that include "Raising Dad," "Surviving Suburbia" and "Entourage," and was the narrator of the CBS sitcom "How I Met Your Mother."
Dave Coulier played the comical Joey Gladstone, Danny Tanner's best friend.
Since "Full House," Coulier has had a lot of minor acting parts, mostly voiceover work, including on "Robot Chicken," and continues to perform as a stand-up comic. He also had a cameo as himself in a February 2013 episode of "How I Met Your Mother."
Twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen played the youngest Tanner sister, Michelle. The character's popularity grew over time and the Olsen Twins became a household name.
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen turned to fashion after "Full House," launching the fashion lines The Row, Elizabeth and James, Olsenboye and StyleMint. Ashley interned under designer Zac Posen. Mary-Kate continued her acting career, including a role in the movie "Beastly" and a recurring role in the cable hit "Weeds," but has also been a tabloid favorite, including her years struggling with an eating disorder. In March 2012, Mary-Kate said she planned to quit acting for good to instead focus on her fashion career.
Candace Cameron played the oldest Tanner sister, D.J. Much of the show was focused on her growth as a teenager while dealing with school and relationships.
Cameron is now known as Candace Cameron Bure, after marrying retired NHL player Valeri Bure in June 1996. She starred on the ABC Family drama "Make It or Break It" and appeared in numerous made-for-TV movies. She was a contestant season 18 of "Dancing with the Stars" in the spring of 2014, making the finals and ultimately finishing in third place. She is also the sister of fellow child star Kirk Cameron. She is currently in talks to star in a "Full House" reboot alongside her former co-stars Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber that could land on Netflix.
Jodie Sweetin played the sarcastic Stephanie Tanner on "Full House."
Sweetin fought through drug problems after the show and has had only a handful of acting roles since. In 2009 she appared in the indie films "Port City" and "Redefining Love." Her most recent credits came in the TV films "Singled Out" in 2012 and "Defending Santa" in 2013. She now has two daughters, Zoie and Beatrix.
Lori Loughlin eventually became the fourth main adult character of the show as Rebecca Donaldson. She eventually became Jesse Katsopolis' wife and they had twin sons, Nicky and Alex.
Loughlin starred in "90210" and co-created the WB drama "Summerland" after "Full House." Her most recent roles have come in the TV movies "A Mother's Rage," "Meet My Mom" and "When Calls the Heart," the last of which has become a Hallmark Channel series. She also made a brief appearance as Rebecca Donaldson, alongside John Stamos as Jesse Katsopolis, on a July 2013 episode of "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," following a reunion performance by "Jesse and The Rippers," Stamos' characters band from "Full House." Loughlin's husband is fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli. They have two daughters.
Scott Weinger started appearing in season five as D.J.'s boyfriend Steve.
During "Full House," Weinger began what would be his most famous role, voicing the title character in Disney's "Aladdin." He also voiced the character in two direct-to-video sequels and two TV series. He's also worked as a writer and producer -- serving as a writer and producer on "90210" and working as a writer on "What I Like About You" and "Priveleged." He's recently had a couple of on-screen roles, playing small parts in 2013 in the ABC drama series "Mistresses" and in 2014 in the sitcom "The Neighbors."
Andrea Barber played Kimmy Gibler, D.J.'s best friend. Following the show, she retired from acting. In 2012, she reprised her "Full House" role for a sketch alongside Dave Coulier, her former "Full House" co-star, for the comedy website Funny or Die.
Danielle Fishel, who would go on to star in another iconic '90s sitcom, as Topanga in "Boy Meets World" (right), had a two-episode stint on "Full House" as Stephanie's classmate "Jennifer P." (left).
After bouncing around in bit parts on TV and direct-to-video movies, Fishel landed the host job of Style Network's "The Dish" in 2008 and is now reprising her role as Topanga in the Disney Channel sequel series "Girl Meets World."
Tahj Mowry had a recurring role on the show as Michelle's best friend, Teddy. Mowry went on to star in his own sitcom "Smart Guy." He also appeared in "Are We Done Yet?" and in the TV series "Kim Possible" and "Baby Daddy."
The cast of "Full House" reunited at the premiere of the Olsens' film "New York Minute" in Hollywood, California, on May 1, 2004.
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
After a week of summer storms, the standing water provides prime breeding territory for mosquitoes infected with heartworm disease. Pet Helpers advises owners to take extreme precautions to protect their pets from this deadly disease.
According to the American Heartworm Society, the Lowcountry has some of the highest rates of heartworm disease in the country. Heartworms can cause heart failure, lung disease, and liver disease in untreated cats and dogs. Heartworms are spaghetti-shaped parasites that live in the right side of the heart. Adults can grow from 4 inches to 18 inches long. The heartworm babies (called microfilaria) are produced by the adults and circulate in the blood. The microfilaria then are picked up by a mosquito, which can transfer the infection.
The only means of preventing your pet from contracting the disease is to administer a monthly heartworm preventive for its lifetime. It is important to visit your veterinarian for a yearly heartworm test even if you are vigilant about giving the medication. Routine preventive care is inexpensive and easy; far more cost effective and humane than allowing your pet to contract the disease, which can cost hundreds of dollars to treat.
Pet Helpers is offering low-cost testing, preventive and treatment for pets not currently protected. To make an appointment, visit www.pethelpers.org.
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User-level routing is available in Google Apps for Business and Education.
In Google Apps for Education, there is also have the option of creating an email alias without the need of another account. For example, my account is firstname.lastname@example.com. With email aliases, I can have e-mail sent to email@example.com, email@example.com, email@example.com, etc. all come to email@example.com. See these Google Apps Support Docs.
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I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for, but you can configure forwarding in the mail-settings of the account (as well as with every "normal" Gmail-account).
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If you're having issues getting an AT&T data plan added to your iPad Air or iPad mini with Retina display, you aren't alone! Lots of people have expressed frustration with the built-in account management tool that comes stock on all AT&T model iPads. We've reached out to AT&T and done a little homework ourselves. So if you're having issues, follow along and we'll help you get up and running in no time!
Back when Apple first launched a cellular model iPad, AT&T was the exclusive carrier and there was only an option for post-paid plans that you managed yourself without any help from AT&T. Since then, the built-in account management tool remains on AT&T cellular model iPads but doesn't seem to play very nicely for some and in a lot of instances, flat out just doesn't work.
Beyond that, if you ever have issues with your service, the tool itself doesn't actually show anything to in-store employees. This means they have very few resources at their disposal to actually help you beyond logging in on your iPad with you and trying to see if they can figure out what you can't. Their system doesn't show them anything about your plan or let them make any changes. To do so, they'll have to change your plan type anyways, which is why we recommend not using it anymore. It just wasn't maintained by Apple and AT&T the way it should have been.
Our advice, and AT&T's - stay away from the built-in tool and choose one of the options below instead that best fits your situation.
If you've already set up your new iPad and successfully got a data plan added with the built-in account management feature, that's okay. Just keep in mind that you'll need to either have your iPad present or know your login if you ever have to visit a store in order to troubleshoot your account.
If you ever want to merge your session based plan that you've set up through your iPad to a post paid account, you should be able to do so via the following link:
If you currently have an AT&T Mobile Share plan, just add your new iPad to your AT&T account when you purchase it. You should be able to do this at any AT&T location or Apple Store. If you've already purchased it and it wasn't activated, just stop into your local AT&T store.
It's the cheapest option and allows you to simply share the data with all the other devices on your plan for only $10 a month and a one time $36 activation fee. That's it, you're done. Sure, you have to make a trip to the AT&T store, but in the long run, it'll create far less of a headache, and probably save you some cash. Not to mention, employees can actually see your account and help you if you run into issues, unlike the self management tool.
If you are an AT&T wireless customer but don't have a Mobile Share plan, that's okay. You can still add your iPad to your account. Since you bought your iPad outright, there is no contract to sign. You're simply adding a data plan of your choice to your existing plan and you pay for it in 30 day increments. For example, if you choose the 3GB plan for your new iPad and your AT&T bill was previous $150 plus tax, your bill will now be $180 plus tax.
If you ever decide you want to cancel it, just call AT&T up or visit a store to remove the data plan for your iPad. You can then continue using your iPad as a WiFi only device. AT&T customers that do not have Mobile Share plans, but an older standard plan instead, have the following data only rate plan options for iPad:
Since Mobile Share only costs $10 a month to add your new iPad and also doesn't require a contract if you've bought your new iPad outright, it may be worth taking a look at if you'd save money switching to a Mobile Share plan.
If you aren't currently an AT&T customer, you can sign up for post-paid data only service with no contract just like AT&T customers can that aren't on Mobile Share. The prices are exactly the same, actually. Just head into any AT&T store to get set up. The rate plans are as follows:
You'll simply get a bill in the mail (or email if you're paperless) each month, until you cancel. And just like existing customers, since you bought your iPad outright, there are no contracts to sign. Sure, you could just use the built-in tool and set up your iPad as a new one, but like mentioned above, store associates can not see or edit your account in the event you run into problems or need to change something.
If you're still having issues activating your AT&T iPad or want help deciding what option is best for you, visiting an AT&T store is your best option. You can also jump into our iMore AT&T discussion forums to see if other members have suggestions or have already dealt with similar issues and gotten them resolved.
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Man the international rates are a Rip Off!!
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I got my ipad aid from att and never once turned on the cellular data hope mine doesn't have said issue.
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I converted one of the lines on my Mobile Share account to use the iPad Air. Had to call at&t's customer service to get them to make the switch on their end, but needed technical support to actually provision it on my account so it would get LTE.
It's definitely a hassle, but worth it in the end (even though at&t is a bit expensive).
Hmm, haven't had any issues with it.
The reason why I prefer the built-in account feature us because those rates are flat and have no utility tax to them as they would if I added it to a mobile share plan.
This is true. And a valid point. But much higher in price than Mobile Share, so it makes sense for AT&T subscribers.
This is great information!
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Still trying to convince my brother to give up his grandfathered unlimited iPad data plan. I still see some of those selling on eBay for as much as $800!
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Virtual Tour - Computer Labs
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Computer Labs
The college has instructional labs used for classes and workshops. Academic Service labs are available for all your word processing needs. Labs are located in the A building and the K building. They can be utilized when a class is not in session. The library has numerous public computers.
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Kansas City, MO (SportsNetwork.com) - The San Francisco Giants placed first baseman Brandon Belt on the 7-day disabled list due to recurring effects from a concussion he sustained three weeks ago.
Belt had missed 12 games after being struck in the face by a throw during batting practice prior to a July 19 contest at Miami. He returned to action last week, but went just 4-for-21 at the plate and was forced to sit out Thursday's game at Milwaukee after experiencing headaches.
Infielder Matt Duffy was recalled from Double-A Richmond to take Belt's roster spot.
Belt had previously missed nearly two months with a fractured left thumb suffered in early May. The 26-year-old has appeared in only 51 games this season, batting .237 with 11 home runs and 24 RBI.


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It promotes real corporate activities for the prospective entrepreneurs.
It is the Centre for knowledge.
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Palak Jain (MBA)
Govindam believes that failure is not an option and we are trained to move towards our goal to achieve success in life.
Sanjana Vaishnoi (BCA)
The college offers us the basic and additional attributes that an MBA aspires for. The faculty and the office staff members of the institution gives us 24/
Anamika Anant (MBA)
At the institute we are guided and directed towards our goal in a manner such that we can stand today's rapidly changing scenario and intense competi
Shalu Sinha (BBA)
I am proud to say that I am a student of GBS. It is one of the good B – School providing all the facilities to the students. The infrastructure of th
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Sahil Chauhan (Reliance)
Sumit Raghav (Crystal)
Rahul Singh (Danik Jagran)
Ajit Kumar (Doosan Power)
Neha Gulati (Zee News)
No man will succeed unless he is ready to face and overcome difficulties and prepared to assume responsibilities.
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.
Put your heart, mind, intellect and soul even to your smallest acts. That is the secret to success.
In the hunt of beautiful tomorrow, Do not waste your wonderful today…
First man makes Habits,
And then Habits make man.
Hence, always make a Habit of inculcating
new, good qualities in yourself.
Life becomes harder for us when we live for others, but it also becomes richer and happier.
If you wait to be GIVEN something in life, you are in for a lifelong wait.
Patience is the key to paradise.
It's all about quality of life and finding a happy balance between work and friends and family.
Power is the ability to influence the decisions of others.
Worry gives a small thing a big shadow.
If someone is going down the wrong road, he doesn't need motivation to speed him up. What he needs is education to turn him around.
Life is too deep for words. so don't try to describe it - just live it.
A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at him.
The only certain means of success is to render more and better service than is expected of you, no matter what your task may be.
The Ability to convert ideas to things is the secret to outward success.
Education is the ability to listen almost anything without losing your temper or your self-confidence.
Formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune.
Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome.
A problem is a chance for you to do your best.
We are here to add what we can to life, not to get what we can from it.
Winning is not everything, but wanting to win is.
Beautiful tomorrow never comes. When it comes, it is already Today….
Give the world the best you have, and the best will come to you.


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The Administrative Conference of the United States (Conference) has undertaken many studies over the years relating to the Social Security disability benefits system.[1] It has issued a number of recommendations specifically directed at improving the Social Security Administration's (SSA's) initial application and appeals processes,[2] as well as other recommendations more generally designed to improve agency adjudicatory...
Social Security Disability Adjudication
Project Stages:1. Gather ideas - Completed
2. Select ideas - Completed
3. Council approval - Completed
4. Picking a researcher - Completed
5. Committee consideration - Completed
6. Back to the council - Completed
7. Consideration by the full conference - Completed
8. Implementation - Current
The Administrative Conference of the United States was asked by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to study adjudication relating to the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs and recommend improvements. The study provides an independent review that analyzes the impact of SSA's treating physician rule on the role of the courts in reviewing SSA disability decisions and considers measures that SSA could take to reduce the number of cases remanded to it by courts. The study also addresses the role of the SSA Appeals Council in reviewing cases to reduce any observed variances in administrative law judges' (ALJs') decisional outcomes and application of agency policies. Legal and empirical consideration is given to the efficacy of expanding the Appeals Council's already existing authority to conduct more focused reviews of ALJ decisions, how the Appeals Council may select cases for review, when review should occur (i.e., pre- or post-effectuation), as well as the scope and manner of review.
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Final Recommendation
- Recommendation number: 2013-1
- Adopted on: June 13, 2013
- Committees: Adjudication
- Tags: Adjudication, Benefits, Disability, Social Security
At its Plenary Session on June 13-14, 2013, the Administrative Conference of the United States adopted Recommendation 2013-1, regarding the Social Security disability adjudication process. The recommendation identifies ways to improve the adjudication of Social Security disability claims before administrative law judges and the Appeals Council, suggests changes to the evaluation of opinion evidence from medical professionals, and encourages the agency to enhance data capture and reporting.
- Read the Federal Register notice announcing the adoption of Recommendation 2013-1, available at 78 Fed. Reg. 41,352
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Deseret News -- Yes, Iran jails people for their opinions
May 28, 2015 | Katrina Lantos Swett & Robert P. George
The following op-ed appeared in Deseret News on May 28, 2015
"We do not jail people for their opinions."
In December 2012, the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, in conjunction with the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom and Amnesty International USA, launched the Defending Freedoms Project with the aim of supporting human rights and religious freedom throughout the world with a particular focus on prisoners of conscience.
Specifically, Members of Congress "adopt" prisoners of conscience, standing in solidarity with these brave men and women, while committing to advocate publicly for their release.
Click the interactive map below to view the status of prisoners of conscience highlighted in the Defending Freedoms Project
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) released its 2015 Annual Report on April 30, 2015. In the report, USCIRF recommends that the State Department add these eight countries to its list of "countries of particular concern," defined under law as countries where particularly severe violations of religious freedom are tolerated or perpetrated: Central African Republic, Egypt, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, Syria, Tajikistan, and Vietnam.
USCIRF also recommends that the following eight countries be re-designated as "countries of particular concern," or CPCs: Burma,... Read More
May 28, 2015 | Katrina Lantos Swett & Robert P. George
The following op-ed appeared in Deseret News on May 28, 2015
"We do not jail people for their opinions."
May 20, 2015 | Katrina Lantos Swett
The following op-ed appeared in Berkley Cornerstone on May 13, 2015
May 18, 2015
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Obama on May 14, 2015 announced his reappointment of USCIRF Commissioner Dr. James J. Zogby.
May 14, 2015 | USCIRF
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A Pakistani Taliban splinter group now reportedly affiliated with ISIL, on May 13 murdered at least 45 Ismaili Muslims in Karachi. The killers boarded a bus transporting Ismailis and shot riders at point blank range. Ismailism comes from a branch of Shi'a Islam, and the Pakistani Taliban and other terrorist groups regularly target Shi'a mosques and processions, as well as Christians and Hindus.
May 13, 2015 | USCIRF
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) today commemorates the 10th anniversary of the Andijon massacre. On May 13, 2005, as many as 1,000 people were killed when Uzbek soldiers fired indiscriminately and without warning into a crowd of demonstrators in the city of Andijon during a largely peaceful protest in support of 23 local businessmen on trial for alleged ties to Islamic extremism.
April 30, 2015 | USCIRF
April 23, 2015 | USCIRF
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) today solemnly marks the 100 year anniversary of the tragic killing of over one million Armenians in what is now modern-day Turkey. USCIRF recognizes the profound significance of this day and the deep wounds it continues to evoke for the Armenian people, and the other religious and ethnic communities who were victims of the horrible events of 1915.
April 15, 2015 | By: Thomas J. Reese and Daniel I. Mark
The following op-ed appeared in Foreign Affairs on April 15, 2015
April 14, 2015 | USCIRF
WASHINGTON, D.C. - April 15 is Yom Hashoah, Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day, an international day commemorating the six million Jews murdered by Nazi Germany and her allies. It is a solemn day of remembrance, recalling those who suffered and died and those who fought against this evil.
April 3, 2015 | USCIRF
Calls on President-Elect to Govern Inclusively and Address Inter-Faith Tensions
Who We Are
USCIRF is an independent, bipartisan U.S. federal government commission, the first of its kind in the world, that monitors the universal right to freedom of religion or belief abroad.
What We're About
Inherent in religious freedom is the right to think as we please, believe or not believe as our conscience leads, and live out our beliefs openly, peacefully, and without fear.
We are about freedom…


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Focus is on integration of the basic English skills of grammar, reading, vocabulary, and writing.
Focus is on listening and speaking skills in daily situations and academic settings.
The course begins with a review of calculus. It then examines the concept of time value of money. It then examines the microeconomics of industry structure including perfect competition, competition with differentiated products and monopoly. It will conclude by a discussion of consumer theory and decision making under uncertainty.
An overview of the characteristics of financial markets including their structure and organization. We examine common models for pricing bonds and equities. We introduce the role of financial statements and accounting rules into the valuation process. The role of government regulation and its effects on financial innovation are analyzed.
Covers the basic concepts of corporate finance: financial ratios in valuation, dividend discount models, determining a firm's cost of capital, capital investment decisions and net present value vs. internal rates of return, treatment of leases, overview of mergers and acquisitions, hybrid securities.
The course examines the structure of macroeconomic relationships and the role of government in the economy. It begins with an overview of long run economic growth and its determinants. Short run macroeconomic fluctuations, investment and government policies are then investigated. The course concludes with an overview of international linkages between economies including the role of foreign exchange markets.
An in-depth treatment of the interplay between accounting statements, economic analysis, and corporate finance models in the valuation of firm valuation and the value of equity. Models include relative ratio analysis such as the DuPont model, general cash flow model for valuing assets and liabilities, dividend discount models, free cash flow models, and technical analysis.
A thorough and in-depth study of the structural features of debt markets. Term structure analysis of interest rates and bond valuation. Assessing sources of risk for debt portfolios, including the role of duration and convexity in evaluating the effects of interest rate changes. Credit analysis for corporate bonds.
This course emphasizes the needs and processes that underlie good financial mareket research so that students can apply their financial knowledge to practical data and projects. Students will work on actual research projects with investment firms who have latent research needs.Through these projects students will acquire the hands-on knowledge of the frontiers of financial and investment research that companies currently are grappling with.
An overview of derivative markets and instruments including options markets, futures markets, and swap markets
Students will travel to New York City to meet with stock exchanges, investment banks and investment management firms to gain insight into how US financial markets operate. Students will meet regulators and central bankers to understand the regulations and policies that are critical for the efficient operation of these financial markets.
An in-depth treatment of the interplay between accounting statements, economic analysis, and corporate finance models in the valuation of firms. Topics include accounting for leases, mergers, intangibles, and international subsidiaries. Emphasis is on forensic financial analysis of companies that may be systematically misrepresenting their economic condition through favorable accounting choices. • Prerequisites (MBA students must take accounting prior to this class)
Applicable laws and regulations including professional standards of practice, ethical conduct and professional obligations. Topics include conflicts of interest, insider trading, and an overview of presentation standards for portfolio results.
This course examines how limited information, limited attention and limited rationality impact financial markets. After a review of 'heuristics and bias' literature, we discuss trading strategies in markets whose structure give rise to momentum, bubbles and segmented markets with limited arbitrage.
Analysis of fixed-income derivatives including custom interest rate agreements and analysis of interest rate and currency swaps. Analysis of equity options and warrants, hedging and hedging strategies.
International financial systems and foreign exchange rate regimes. Foreign exchange market calculations and arbitrage relationships. Exchange rate forecasting methods. Study of currency strategies for international portfolio management. International CAPM models of securities pricing.
Probability models for portfolio risk and Value at Risk models. Simple Regression Models with hypothesis tests, goodness of fit, and testing for problems with the data or the model. Multiple regression models with applications to CAPM and portfolio management. • Prerequisites (MBA students must take Stats prior to this class)
Valuation of advanced fixed income securities including collateralized mortgage obligations (CMOs), other securitized assets, and collateralized debt obligations (CDOs). Emphasis is on using probability models in the valuation process.
The goals of this course are to introduce student to the essential aspects and tools of portfolio management. Develop expected returns and risks for asset classes and individual assets based on macro- and micro-expectational factors; Develop strategies for managing portfolios of domestic and foreign debt securities, including passive, semi-active, and active management techniques
The course will cover a history of alternative investments/strategies including private equity, venture capital, distressed debt, hedge funds, real estate, commodities and leveraged buy-outs. The primary goals of the course are to provide students with an understanding of alternative investments/strategies, their uses in a diversified portfolio, ways to access the investments and appropriateness for different investor types.
This course expands on the econometric techniques commonly used in finance. Financial markets have spurred many of the advances in econometrics in the past two decades, and in turn. Knowledge of financial markets is required in this course, but much of the finance theory in the course is communicated in the process of describing the econometric methods used.
Efficient financial markets theory. Asset pricing theories and models. Portfolio management policies for individual investors, mutual funds, and institutional investors. Asset allocation and general portfolio construction. Fixed income vs. equity portfolio management strategies. Risk measurement and management.
Professional standards of practice regarding Performance Presentation standards and associated ethical obligations. Ethical and practical issues in constructing and maintaining portfolio returns and appropriate benchmark portfolios.
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Don "Duck" Yates, 66, of Martin, died Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012 at St. Joseph Martin Hospital.
He was born Jan. 26, 1946 to the late Gus Yates and Birchie Garrison Yates Killburn. He was the husband of Glenda Scarberry Yates, and a disabled coal miner.
He was also preceded in death by his brother, Earl Yates, and sisters Brenda Hagans and Bill Collins.
He is survived by sons, Randy Yates formerly of Banner, and Devin Yates of Martin; daughters Stacy Yates and Jennifer Yates of Lexington; brothers and sisters Gene Yates, Mike Yates, Danny Yates, Tim Yates, Sue Blevins, Trudy Tackett and Sockie Crum; and several grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Friday, Nov. 9, 2012 at 2 p.m. at Nelson Frazier Funeral Home in Martin. Burial will follow the services at Martin Cemetery in Martin.
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$48 annually to get rid of the ads -- too expensive. There should at least be a mid-tier subscription that gets rid of the onscreen ads that occupy 50% of the screen on my iPhone 5. Leave the audio ads unless the subscriber wants to pay full subscription. And then there's the video ads -- chomping away like little pacmen at my data plan :-(
Nothing more than a delivery system for advertisements.