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The last week has been a tremendous one for those truly deserving members of society. Young Willard Romney finally took a tremendous step against socialism, declaring steadfastly to remove that hedonistic, yellow-feathered freak, Big Bird, from our national airwaves. (On a related note, is there anything in this country worse than Barney, the Big Purple socialist dinosaur? "Sharing is caring" isn't a song title, it's communist brainwashing, an attempt to dissuade the children of society of the importance of private property to any functioning economy.)
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This is, of course, great news for the school, but many people have asked me, "Wellington, what exactly will Duke spend this money on?" Now, I cannot make any promises for the long-term future, as my body is more riddled with disease than the Central African Republic, but I can tell you my personal goals for this spending.
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I also think the University should be using this money to increase the standard-of-living of the average student. Why not hire each student a personal servant, like my Asian assistant Feng Guan? A student would no longer need to carry his books around to classes, and if he were caught in the rain, he could simply lift up his small Asian above his head (I am told Orientals are well-known for their ability to retain water). They would also be able to assist any female student on any math or science exam.
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U.S.-based Momentive Specialty Chemicals Inc. (MSC) plans to extend the maturity of its revolving credit facility to 2014 from 2013. Its subsidiary Hexion U.S. Finance Corp. plans to issue $450 million of first-priority senior secured notes due April 15, 2020 to refinance term loans due in 2013. We are affirming all our ratings, including the 'B-' corporate credit rating, on MSC. We are assigning a 'B-' issue-level rating and a recovery rating of '3' to the proposed revolving credit facility and notes. The stable outlook reflects our expectation that despite challenging market conditions, if the refinancing is successful, liquidity should remain adequate during the next year at both MSC and Momentive Performance Materials Inc., which is owned by the same...
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My car is an automatic shift. After I started my engine, I found shifting from Park to Reverse is very tight. It gets better if I straighten my steering wheel. I don't seem to have this problem if I park my car by driving straight forward instead of making a turn into the parking space or garage. What makes the shifting tight? I did have a mechanic oiled my brake lever, but the problem did not go away.
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Answer #1patrick mannion from Greg Solow's Engine Room, April 09, 2009, 21:14Master
Do you mean it is hard to take the shift lever out of park and pull it back toward Reverse or once you have the shift lever moved from park to reverse and start to accelerate with the wheels locked or slightly locked the car seems a little labored to move with the wheels turned and just slightly accelerating (like moving out of a parking space)? There is no link between the effort required to move the shift lever out of park and the position of the wheels locked or in a straight line.
It does make sense that on slight acceleration with the wheels turned that it may seem a little labored to move the car as the car is four wheel drive and to move it with the wheels locked you are not doing damage but the drive train loads up being four wheel drive.
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Yes, it is hard to pull the shift lever from park and pull it back toward reverse. This is before the car can be moved.
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OK so the car is not even moving yet so it hasn't "loaded" the drive train yet.
Something is binding in the linkage. I haven't seen this on a Subaru but on other customers car's I have seen everything from coins dropped down the center console, coffee and soft drinks accidentally spilled ect.
It will require dis assembly of the center console to figure out what is binding.
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Here are a couple fun and festive ways to keep your punch or beverages cold. The first is always a crowd pleaser for a Halloween birthday or for a Monster themed party. And super easy. All you have to do is get a plastic dishwashing glove and fill it with water. Tie off the top and stick it in your freezer. Once the glove is frozen, just peel it off and tadah! you have a huge ice cube shaped like a creepy hand.
If you want to be even more creative, feel free to add food coloring (about 15 drops) to the water to make a colorful hand. Another fun idea is to place gummi worms in the fingers, so when your glove freezes it will give the cool effect of veins.
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Another fun idea to keep beverages cold for a party is frozen grapes. Couldn't be any easier and it adds a festive touch to any drink. All you have to do is stick a bunch of grapes in the freezer for a few hours and you're good to go. Not only do they freeze well, but they taste great as they thaw. Go crazy and use green AND purple grapes. They'll drop to the bottom of the glass and offer a yummy treat when you're done.
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A unique and creative gift Idea for the holidays.It is Christmas time again and you have no idea how to make gift. In this instruction I will show you how to build a lantern with customizable images or text.
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Measure your tea light diameter. Multiply diameter by Pi (3.1415.........) gets you the circumference.
For example: 38mm (1.5") x Pi = 119mm (4.7")
Than you need an extra 5mm (0.2") joint.
The outcome of this is 119mm+5mm=124mm (4.9"), that is your width
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The outcome of this is 152mm+5mm = 157mm (6.2) , that is your width
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I don't want to say I've been doing this too long, but when I started the company that publishes the RFT, Mark McGwire and Al MacInnis were in junior high school. Kurt Warner was in kindergarten. Alfonso J. Cervantes was mayor of St. Louis. Laverne & Shirley was the highest-rated show in prime-time television.
Yikes. It has been a long run.
I've decided it's time to go. I don't have to leave -- the people at New Times, to whom we sold the paper, have been gracious about keeping me around as long I'd like. And it's not so much that I want to stop writing this column; it's just about being ready for something new.
After 25 years with the RFT, 21 of them writing a weekly column here, it's time for a change. Maybe it will be a book, maybe some other pursuit -- I'm not sure. But it's time.
When it was decided that this would be my last column, editor Jim Nesbitt suggested I use the occasion to reflect on the "vision" I had for the RFT way back then. Good idea, I thought. A second thought was a bit unsettling, though: What vision?
Unfortunately, I'm a bit like George Bush the First when it comes to having difficulty with the "vision thing." Mine might best be likened to that of a frog, hopping from one rock to another in the pond, hoping that it's not an alligator he's landed upon.
Indeed, it may be the lack of a vision that is important here, because the history of the Riverfront Times is a story of an evolution, not the realization of some master plan. As such, the RFT reflects the real St. Louis much more than the area's movers and shakers would care to admit.
The RFT isn't just a newspaper. It's a mirror for St. Louis.
By the time the RFT began publishing in November 1977, I had already gotten into financial trouble with a newspaper called Profile St. Louis, a mild, all-things-to-all-people weekly with mainstream aspirations.
At first the RFT was just a moneymaker, serving downtown exclusively with a circulation of 20,000. No politics. No personals. No band listings. Just nice articles about people and soft-news topics downtown. The key to the paper's early success: its ability to generate strong traffic at lunchtime for restaurants and small retailers.
But a funny thing happened on the way to survival. The newspaper interacted with its readers. Its tiny, scruffy, scrappy staff listened and learned, and the RFT grew more substantive. Then came the free personals in 1979, which would dominate the paper -- consuming as much as 35 percent of its pages at one point -- giving the RFT a wild (I mean wild), racy, raunchy, hilarious, fun-loving aura.
We never even suggested to our readers anything about what the content of the personals should be. I used to say that had downtown St. Louis been populated solely by religious zealots, the personals would have been a giant forum for evangelism. Or it could have been all about sports chat or politics. It wasn't.
It reflected St. Louis.
No, not the staid, stuffy, uptight, conservative heartland bastion of family values that many saw this Midwestern burg to be. This was a different St. Louis than the one in the visitors' brochures. The real one.
In 1980, I discovered at a national conference of weeklies that we were onto something here, having inadvertently tapped into the psyche of young baby boomers, who at the time filled the eighteen-to-34 demographic category. But it turned out we weren't very good. In other cities, papers like ours were tackling serious issues, covering nightlife and the arts far more thoroughly and doing it all far more professionally.
After being rejected for membership in the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies for the first of two times, I came back from the mountaintop and had us overhaul our approach. We needed to be a college newspaper for the real world.
We became a little more serious about things. But it was still all about feeding off the readers and giving them an outlet for expression. It was still about reflecting the community without pandering to its milquetoast, chamber-of-commerce-based self-imagery.
At our best, we have questioned authority and the staid assumptions on which civic policy rests. We told the stories others wouldn't tell. And, issues aside, we helped a lot of good people and good causes along the way.
Our first crusade was to rail against a destructive plan called the Gateway Mall. We lost the fight against this harbinger of decline for downtown, but we gained a different level of respect and attention from readers.
More important, we gave them a voice about something that mattered a lot more than personal ads.
Through the years, we have fought a lot of fights, told a lot of stories. We challenged the elitist, closed Father-knows-best decision-making process of Civic Progress. We challenged their siphoning of millions of dollars in tourism funds to something called the VP Fair. There were environmental issues, race issues, social issues. Most recently, there was a five-year battle against the late, great stadium scam, arguably my favorite issue ever.
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They had to tear the uniform off this guy. He still wants to play, but it is time. Still, he will be missed.
My concern is that the 300-500 additional season tickets Bruce Landon asked for at the recent town meeting will not happen with another non-playoff season. The last good NHL affiliate the Falcons had was the Coyotes when Bobby Smith and Taylor Burke were in charge. Once the Gretzky group took over, things went south for both organizations. Columbus is light years away from being competitive and they just may drag the Falcons down with them. Howson ruined Edmonton before the Oilers came here and the Falcons suffered from his mistakes. They continue to suffer from his mistakes. So do the Blue Jackets and unless he turns them around, he will likely be history. If Columbus is smart, it would hire Paul Fenton to be the GM.
Yeah, Columbus really cares about Springfield. Yes, they should have called up Giroux and let Atkinson continue to develop here. Two more years of this sorry excuse for an NHL affiliate and likely two more years of a non-playoff team. That would only add to the existing AHL record of not making the playoffs - a record that may never be broken. Will Scott Howson keep his job? Columbus is a joke, just like Tampa Bay, Edmonton and Phoenix were before the Blue Jackets came here. I know NHL teams need to take carer of things at the big league level first, but that team has zero chance of making the playoffs, while their AHL affiliate at least went into the weekend with a pluse. After this weekend, they will likely be on life support.
Hopefully, a defenseman is already en route from Columbus as I write this. Two trades and not one prospect to the Falcons. Will the expected Nash trade help or hurt the Falcons? Draft choices just won't help their playoff push.
He had a bad year. It happens. This guy is too good a player to suddenly lose it. Yes, the Red Sox overpaid him, but tbey did so in order to compete with the Yankees. Give him time for his wrist to heal and hope he doesn't start pressing. This is a player who can be a game-changer on offense. I did think he was a much better defensive player than what we saw last season. Look for a rebound year from him.
With Jenks out of picture, getting a younger power arm for the bullpen should help. Would love for these teams to get together and find a way to get Garza to Boston, most likely for top prospects. This season might not be lost after all.
Other teams seem to gut it out on Sundays after they empty the tank on Friday and Saturday. The Falcons have been horrible on the third night of three game-weekends That is one reason they will likely need a big winning streak in order to pass the teams they are trailing in the standings. I no longer go to Sunday AHL games when I am off because the hockey is just not as good as it is the previous two nights. The players are spent. Does this really help their development?. The AHL needs to do away with three-game weekends, or at the least, limit them. But the big question is will fans come out on a week night to see better hockey?. Unless they are willing, three-game weekends are probably here to stay.
It's always easy to blame the coach. Those who do are not at practice every day watching the coaching staff work with the players. Rob Riley would be a lot "smarter'' if he had an AHL-caliber defense. Injuries and call-ups have left the Falcons far too thin at that crucial position. That is why leads tend to disappear late in games. This team cannot win without an A effort in goal. Put a David Savard or a John Moore on the Falcons' blueline and watch how much this team would improve.
Playing .500 hockey isn't good enough, maybe to stay in the hunt, but it won't get them to the playoffs. They need to start winning now or it will be nine seasons and counting without a playoff spot.
Bad teams who have traded their best player rarely get the better of the deal. The worst thing Columbus can do is make a trade for the sake of making a trade.
I would take a chance on Moss. He knows the system and can help a lot more than Chad Johnson has. I would pass if he wants top dollar. If he comes and does not work out, he could be cut. Let's hope that if the team is going to shell out big bucks, it will be to improve the defense.
What an about face after a strong effort Friday night. It all starts with defense and they need to get some bodies back.
How about a name change to the Springfield Indian with a motocycle as the logo. Might get the biker crowd to games, especially if they have a big, physical and winning team.
Manny can still play at a high level and an NHL team could still come calling if hit by injury. He loves to play, so why quit? He's back to the team he started with and he gets to see his kids. He could still be in Europe making a lot more money.
Former owner Peter R. Cooney owns the rights to the name Springfield Indians, so they can't bring it back unless they pay him off. Yes, other teams have suffered injuries, but this year, they are off the chart for Columbus, which has made an impact on the Falcons. They've had to add three new defensemen and that has been a challenge. I will ask anyone to tell me what other organization can put goalies who are fifth and sixth on the depth chart on their top AHL farm team and still have it be competitive. This team will win when heatlhy.
Big game at the nest tonight. Will there be a big crowd? Falcons need to be more consistent down the stretch run.
The baseball diamond was supposed to be placed next to the big concrete grandstand. But had they put it there, the sun would have been in the batter's eyes, just like Wahconah Park in Pittsfield, which is famous for its "sun delays.'' So they moved the diamond to the opposite end of the park. The grandstand sits on the right field line and not a good seat at all for baseball. IFor football, it is the best end zone seat in Western Mass.
Why play the blame game? The Giants won the game because they made the plays and the Patriots didn't. Yes, Welker amost always makes that catch, but it was hardly an easy ball to catch. A healthy Gronkowski could have made a big difference. Brady played two straight sub-par postseason games, got away with one and nearly pulled out another. Manning was the better QB and why shouldn't he be? This is a No. 1 overall draft choice we are talking about. He certainly played like one and yes, at times, Brady did play like a sixth rounder. Brady made himself into an elite quarterback the hard way - he worked at it, embraced a system that suits his skills to a tee. He had to deal with a surgically repaired knee and a bum left shoulder. The game is over. The Giants won fair and square. This stings because it would have in some small way, been payback for the Giant win that ruined the perfect season. But let's forget about what happened in Indy and focus on a future that still looks very bright for the Patriots.
There is no reason to think the Patriots won't be better in 2012. They key will be how they address the defense. I'd like to see them add a safety, cornerback and a pass rusher. If one or two comes from the draft, fine, but they need to target veteran free agents. A lot of things went right for them to get to Indy. That may not happen next season. There are a lot of teams, especially one AFC team that plays in New Jersey, who would love to be in the Patriots' position. A good off-season might be just what the fans need to take their minds off what happens on Yawkey Way thisn summer.
I stand by my story. I never said the Giants were lucky to win the Super Bowl. They made the big plays. The Patriots didn't. Don't tell me that catch by Tyree went just as Tom Coughlin drew it up. Yes, it was a great, clutch catch. The luck part came when he was somehow able to hold onto the ball on top of his helmet. This just doesn't happen. Will we every see a catch like that again in a Super Bowl? Was Franco Harris' catch not luck? Luck is a big part of sports. It happens. The Patriots are in this Super Bowl because of it and they know it. They lost the last one they were in because of bad luck.


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I haven't had a milkshake since I was 16, the black and white shake at remedy diner rocked my world. Great with a grilled cheese.
Posted by Amanda on 01/08/2012
Always open and the food is pretty consistent. The Greek salad is great. Brunch pre-fix is 14 bucks.
Posted by Jedi Wing Chun on 01/01/2012
My wife and I eat at a lot of diners. This place is the best. It is now the standard that we judge other diners by.
Posted by Anonymous on 10/09/2011
Ordered chicken quasadia's, instead of the sour cream I requested they gave me salad dressing. This happens about 50% of the time I order such foods. I continue to order from here because they're the only 24 hour food delivery in the LES area but if you have a choice I recommend elsewhere.
Posted by Lowsida on 08/20/2011
People who answer the phone are usually snappy and food is way too overpriced for the bland flavor. Order of nachos an oreo milkshake and a slice of red velvet cake was $23.30 and delivery took over 40 min even tho I'm only 5 blocks away. I called to cancel for that price san locos up the block on stanton has a way better value anyways.
Posted by justangie on 07/17/2011
I love going to the Remedy, Anytime of day, they have the best cheeseburger and fries out there!!
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Suburban Hospital is committed to quality in every facet of the healthcare process: care of our patients, service, technology, and environment. Healthcare at its very core is people taking care of people, and we take seriously our responsibility to provide safe, effective medical care in a clean environment. We also take to heart our pledge to provide compassionate care in a patient-centered setting.
Our high level of quality care is important for our patients to understand as they choose a hospital or provider for their healthcare needs. We measure many facets of the quality of our healthcare services every day and report the data regularly to numerous state and national organizations. To help healthcare consumers make an informed choice in the medical arena, Suburban Hospital is proud to share our quality measures data.
As you review the charts and information, know that the numbers are only part of our story. We have a dedicated, caring staff of medical professionals using state-of-the-art technology to serve our patients well.
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Clifford "Felonius Ax" Tasner: Brokerage firms will soon be offering Not-A-Lot-of-Future Futures so investors can put money down on when particular geezers will succumb to the ailments that we don't cover. So it's really a win-win. Meaning we win and we win again!
An Offer to the President
John Peeler: "Winner-Take-All Politics" provides a well-documented analysis of how the United States government, since the 1970s, has systematically enriched the top one percent of the country at the expense of everyone else. Written by distinguished political scientists, Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson, the book shows how big business interests ratcheted up their national organizations to defend their interests in national policy debates. In addition to employing far stronger lobbying, these interests created think-tanks such as the American Enterprise Institute and the Heritage Foundation, designed to challenge the liberal conventional wisdom of the New Deal and Great Society and replace it with an explicitly conservative, free-market-oriented way of thinking.
Obama Needs To Teach The Public How to Get Out Of The Mess We're In, But He's Not
Robert Reich: The economic lesson President Obama ought to be teaching is that targeted tax cuts, mostly for small business, are good to the extent they give businesses a nudge toward creating more jobs. But businesses won't begin to create lots of jobs until they have lots of customers. And that won't happen until lots more Americans have work. The only way to get them work when businesses aren't hiring is for government to prime the pump.


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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) - The Hopi Tribe of northern Arizona claims its investments were mishandled by a national banking institute, resulting in the loss of millions of dollars.
The tribe filed its claims against Wachovia earlier this month with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. It is seeking more than $190 million in damages and penalties through arbitration.
The claims allege that Wachovia and its financial advisers concealed losses from the tribe, misrepresented the risk in investments and overcharged fees.
A spokesman for Wells Fargo & Co, which acquired Wachovia in 2008, said Thursday that the bank would present its side during an arbitration hearing.
Wells Fargo settled a case in 2011 that claimed Wachovia Capital Markets LLC misled investors to sell mortgage bonds in 2006 and 2007 to the Zuni Tribe of New Mexico.
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Pastry chef Chris Ford, standing on the left, is out at Rogue 24. Photograph by Kyle Gustafson
Several chef shuffles made headlines this week. The Washington Post's Tom Sietsema tweeted that Rogue 24 pastry chef Chris Ford has left the restaurant. Eater followed up with Ford, who stressed that the split was amicable: "It's just not a good fit. . . . That's the industry. People just don't mesh." Cooper declined to comment on Ford's departure, or on who will fill his role creating the desserts for the 16 and 24-course prix fixe menus.
The Washington Post also reports on chef Ron Tanaka's departure from the nearly four-year-old wine bar Cork. There's no word on where Tanaka—an alum of CityZen and Citronelle— is headed next or who will take over as chef. "We didn't want him to go," owner Diane Gross said. "We love Ron."
And finally, Young & Hungry has the news that Granville Moore's sous chef Mike Lunsford is taking the head chef position at the Big Board, the soon-to-open H Street, Northeast burger joint. UrbanDaddy nabbed a copy of the menu. The restaurant is slated to open in early October.
Jeff Tunks opened his much-anticipated Burger, Tap & Shake this week, and the Post's Bonnie Benwick got in early to check out all its new gadgetry. Eater also takes a look inside the casual diner, which adjoins District Commons, the more formal part of the operation set to soft-open tonight. Check back with us Monday, when we'll have coverage of both.
Exciting news for Georgetowners: local sausage-maker Jamie Stachowski will open a shop in the neighborhood. The Washington Business Journal reports that the chef—who has been selling his charcuterie at farmers markets and to local restaurants—will take over the old Griffin Market space (1425 28th St., NW).
We got a peek inside Smoke & Barrel in Adams Morgan, the latest addition to the growing barbecue scene. The 60-seat pub housed on the street level of Asylum features a craft beer menu designed by Meridian Pint's Sam Fitz, plenty of bourbon, and a former Memphis chef turning out ribs, pulled pork, and bacon crème brûlée.
Looking for the Jockey Club? Missy Frederick at the Washington Business Journal writes that the restaurant has a new name and chef. The formal dining room inside the Fairfax at Embassy Row is now called 2100 Prime, and chef Mark Timms has taken the helm.
Sabor'a Street co-owners Jorge Pimentel and Christine Sarapu are pulling their taco-and-arepa truck off the streets. There was hope that it might return in the spring, but Food Truck Fiesta posted the sad news that the truck, dubbed "Lola," is up for sale.


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Real Housewives' Brandi Glanville on Adrienne Maloof: "I Don't See Us Being Friends in the Future"
If you were hoping to see a reconciliation between Brandi Glanville and Adrienne Maloof on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 3, let's just say you shouldn't hold your breath.
"I don't get along with Adrienne which is unfortunate," Brandi tells The Daily Beast. "Things went down during the break that will be explained during the season."
Brandi explains that tension started escalating prior to the Season 2 reunion, when Adrienne wanted Brandi "to meet up and go over what we were gonna go after Lisa for, and I didn't want to do it. I was like, this is so ridiculous. I'm not doing that."
In fact, Brandi has basically given up any hope that the two can ever patch things up. "I don't see us being friends in the future," Brandi admits. Sad face!
As for Brandi's previous feuds, she says that Kyle and Kim Richards "were complete assholes" last season, but that "right now we're fine."
And Brandi says she tries to be nice to Taylor Armstrong, but there are times when she just can't do it. "It's just weird because I feel sorry for [Taylor because of Russell's death], but at the same time, she f**king annoys me," Brandi says. "Every time I think, 'Oh, poor her,' she does something very asshole-ic."
Brandi says she's a bit baffled as to why she had a tough time getting to know the women last season, and yet this season's newbie, Yolanda Foster, appears to be fast friends with them. "I think because of her celebrity and status in the community, they're a little afraid of her."
Oh, Brandi. We love each and every hilarious statement that comes out of your mouth!
Source: The Daily Beast
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Easy Tutorial on How to Make a French Braid
I have long hair, and have been French braiding my hair for a long time. The interesting thing is, that I can French Braid my own hair by myself, but if you ask me to French Braid someone else's hair I can't do it.
Here's what a French Braid looks like.
1. Start by taking a section from the top of the head. Separate this section into 3 strands crossing right over middle and then left over middle, as if you were doing a Basic Braid.
2. Switch all of the strands over to your left hand and keep strands separated.
3. You can now gather a small even section from the right side of the head with your right hand and add it to the right strand.
4. Bring the strand you have just added to, over to the middle and bring the middle strand to the right.
5. Now switch hands keeping all strands separate, so your left hand will be free.
6. Gather a section of hair from the left side of the head. Add this to the left strand.
7. You will now bring the left strand over to the middle and bring the middle section to the left. As you follow these steps, try to keep your hands close to the head so the braid will be tight.
8. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until there is no hair available to add. Finish style with a Basic Braid and fasten with an elastic.
See, that was easy... right?
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Children's dressers
About 300 Natart Chelsea three-drawer windowed dresser with the model number 3033. The dressers were sold in five finishes. A sticker with the word "Natart" and the firm's logo is affixed to the inside of the top drawer. In addition, most dressers will have the model number, "Natart Juvenile," "Made in Canada" and "Chelsea 3 Drawer Dresser" printed on another label on the back of the dresser. They were sold from January 2005 to December 2010.
If a young child climbs up open dresser drawers, the dresser can tip over and pose a risk of entrapment. A 2-year-old boy reportedly suffocated when he climbed on or up an open lower drawer into the second dresser drawer, causing the dresser to fall and entrap him.
Details: 855-364-2619; www.chelseawallanchors.com to receive the free wall anchor kit.
About 120,000 Sportspower BouncePro 14-foot trampolines. The recall is an expansion of a May 2012 recall. The updated recall involves trampolines model TR-1686-TPR. UPC code 687064045552 or 687064042100 is printed on the box. Sportspower BouncePro 14 is printed on a plate on the leg of the frame. The trampolines are surrounded by enclosure netting on the perimeter of the trampoline measuring about 6 feet high. They were sold exclusively at Wal-Mart Stores Inc. from February 2009 through March 2011.
The enclosure netting surrounding the trampolines can break, allowing children to fall through the netting and be injured. Sportspower has received an additional nine reports of the enclosure netting breaking since the 2012 recall. Injuries include broken bones, back and neck injuries and bruises.
Details: 888-965-0565; www.sportspowerltd.net (click on "Recall Information" at the bottom of the page).
About 106,000 Magnet Balls Manipulative Magnet sets made by SCS Direct Inc. The Original and Rainbow Bright interactive magnet sets were sold in a cylindrical silver tin. Each puzzle set contains 216 spherical high-powered magnets that are 5 mm in diameter. The magnets were sold in silver and multicolor sets on Amazon.com from August 2010 through May 2012.
When two or more magnets are swallowed, they can link together inside a child's intestines and clamp onto body tissues, causing intestinal obstructions, perforations, sepsis and death.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has received 80 reports of incidents involving ingestion of other high powered magnets, resulting in 79 reports seeking medical intervention.
Details: 888-749-1387; email@example.com.
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Convocation is an event steeped in academic tradition. It is our way of welcoming you as you begin your higher education journey. All incoming first-year, transfer students and their families are invited to Convocation.
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That's all I take away from this. Other than the fact that I lost out on the Music prize once again. I guess my Concerto in B-minor for Tissue Paper and Asthmatic Wheeze failed to wow 'em. Again.
The New York Times won for National Reporting for its incisive reporting on the dangers of cell phones. What — no prize for the delightful Highlights and its decades' long crusade against jaywalking?
And Kathleen Parker won for Commentary. You just can't bash the oogedy-boogedy people enough. Especially when you're striving for that "unpredictable conclusion."


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As we approach the New Year, our thoughts inevitably turn to resolutions. Running a marathon, learning Mandarin, and reading the Deipnosophistae are among the many things I will end up not doing in 2008. Keeping a diary will appear on many to-do lists, but anyone contemplating this soul-pulping undertaking should first read Louis Menand's New Yorker essay, "Woke Up This Morning," on the subject. He begins with a discussion of three reasons (ego, id, and superego, for convenience) why people keep diaries, and why they often fail to record more than a week or two at a stretch:
The ego theory holds that maintaining a diary demands a level of vanity and self-importance that is simply too great for most people to sustain for long periods of time. It obliges you to believe that the stuff that happened to you is worth writing down because it happened to you. This is why so many diaries are abandoned by circa January 10th: keeping this up, you quickly realize, means something worse than being insufferable to others; it means being insufferable to yourself.
Some people possess an amazing stamina when it comes to vanity and self-importance, and the results can be horrifying. (See, for example, horizon blogger Sam Munson's hilarious review of the diaries of Joyce Carol Oates.) When such results are validated by publication, they probably push their authors even deeper into the abyss of self-regard. Yet I suspect that for many of us, the embarrassment of rereading an old journal can have a tonic effect on our capacity for humility—which is exactly why I've never kept one.
Menand gives us snippets of Virginia Woolf, Samuel Pepys (of course), Andy Warhol, Ronald Reagan, Arthur Schlesinger, and Leo Lerman. The major lesson to be drawn from these vastly different documents is that a diary's greatness lies less in portraying its author than in portraying the remarkable people its author knows. Here is a memorable description of T. S. Eliot by way of Woolf, dated February 16, 1921:
Pale, marmoreal Eliot was there last week, like a chapped office boy on a high stool, with a cold in his head, until he warms a little, which he did. We walked back along the Strand. "The critics say I am learned & cold" he said. "The truth is I am neither." As he said this, I think coldness at least must be a sore point with him.
If a diary manages this sort of thing, it should be seen as an act of literary and historical magnanimity, not least because it saves its subjects the misery of keeping diaries themselves.


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Oil India (OIL) stake sale fetched government Rs 3,141.39 crore, with foreign investors getting over 60 per cent of the issue.
Foreign investors lapped up as much 60 per cent of the 6 crore shares in OIL that were put on offer, pumping in about Rs 1,800 crore to buy equity in India's second biggest explorer.
"60 per cent of the OIL share allotment has been made to the FIIs and the remaining 40 per cent to MFs, banks, HNIs, insurance companies and retail," a senior official said.
While banks and insurance companies cornered 3.50 per cent and 2.19 per cent of OIL shares offered, 19.29 per cent was alloted to mutual funds, the finance ministry said in a statement.
The remaining shares were alloted to clients and other institutions.
"The net proceeds to the government from the OIL OFS are Rs 3,141.39 crore," the statement said, adding that the minimum cut off price for share allotment was Rs 520 apiece.
The government on February 1 sold 10 per cent stake in OIL and had fixed the base price or the minimum offer price at Rs 510 a share for the Offer For Sale (OFS).
The stake sale was a resounding success with the issue being lapped up by more than twice the number of investors originally targeted. It was fully subscribed even before the close of market hours. The issue got bids for 15.41 crore shares as against 6.01 crore on offer.
Unlike in the previous PSU stake sale, the Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have shown keen interest in the OIL disinvestment and the highest bid came in at Rs 527 a share, a 3.33 per cent more than the floor or auction start price of Rs 510.
With the FIIs getting 60.36 per cent of the allotment, the foreign investors pumped in over Rs 1,800 crore into the OIL stake sale.
OIL scrip closed at Rs 530.70, down 0.73 per cent on BSE.
Sources said LIC, SBI MF, HDFC MF and other financial institutions participated in the OIL share sale offer as they are "very positive on oil and gas sector".
Bids for over 7.50 crore shares were with 100 per cent margin, meaning if the bidder decides to withdraw later they can do so. Bids that came in with zero per cent margin were over 7.91 crore shares, according to the NSE data.
While ONGC issue in March last year went through with help from state-owned LIC, retail investors had bid for OIL in numbers that were unseen during the previous three government auctions in ONGC, Hindustan Copper and NMDC.
With the OIL stake sale, the total realisation from disinvestment in the current fiscal has gone up to over Rs 10,000 crore. The government has budgeted Rs 30,000 crore to come from disinvestment in the current fiscal.
The government's stake has come down to 68.43 per cent in OIL after disinvestment . OIL's paid-up capital as on March 2012 was Rs 601 crore. OIL got listed on stock exchanges in 2009.
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Thank you for these tips for Pufflescape for iPad Daffo.
Thanks. Daffo. For. The tips
FIRST COMMENT!! Thanks for that!
Today is your b-day
thanks daffo
Really helpful Daffo, you really should do more like this in the future! But how long it is gonna take to My Penguin be available in the Google Play (Play Store) ?
Thanks for that
Thanks for the tips!
first comment ! why is it only on ipad ?
Thanks for the tips Daffo! :) Have a spectacular day.
Will you ever do more Daffodaily5's Featured Fashion?
Thanks Daffo... and Waddle On everyone! ;D
Could you go through Sushi Drop next time, please? I'm always playing it but I don't always get 500 coins and sometimes I get random bonuses and I don't know how I got them. I'd like to know how so I can get them for future games!
Waddle On!
Pufflescape requires a lot of patience so u have to start a leval over a few times.
Thanks for the help Daffo!!
I can't find level 23 on the app!
That's very funny! ^
So close!
Pufflescape Games
Sometimes, when I tap the arrow lightly, I still go fast. iPad mode is hard!
sometimes you don't need to use the ramp.
It's cool work on it
What nice tips daffo,thx!!!!!
In my opinion, a tilt function for Pufflescape would be great, it feels like that game was almost made for tilt, not on-screen arrows. I find Pufflescape on iPad rather hard, even with your super helpful tips, so I'll stick to using it on the web. But that game can get you 1500 coins when you play it for about 20 minutes, so that's totally awesome.
Waddle On!
Wow awesome tips Daffodaily5
Woo hoo tips
Very excited for tomorrow (Saturday) Nobody knows why. XP You cool peoples in CP! UK team you rock!
SO does US and everywhere else
Great! Thx, Daffo! =)
When will u add puffles to my penguin app? I really want to walk my puffle everywhere in club penguin!
Great Tips Daffo! Thanks so much for helping us out!
Puffles cape heh well nice pick I like all of the games though
Hi can you get the app on Anroid?I'm dying to play it but my parents won't buy an ipad ecause my have an Anroid.:(:(:(:(:(
Ello Cp Ppl! I WANNA BE ON PEGUIN OF WEEK!!!!! PLZ PLZ PLZ! IM A HUGE FAN! my name on cp is Candice0727! kk Byez!
my tips are from card jitsu snow making life easier because I bet its a hard game!
1. Try picking snow and fire ninja lots of times they are the most strongest ninjas
2. Try not to make a plus over tank or he can get you
3. Tank is very strong but he cant get you much the places that is safe from him is corners
4. Scrap is very annoying he can get you in lots of places even over rocks
5. Try helping your friends keep them alive remember sensei says no ninja down
Thank you for the tips and I might have a little play at this game x
Random question, how do you get a puffle? I've tried and tried I just don't know how to get a puffle! Please help me find out how to get a puffle!
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It's easy to get a puffle.
1 Go to the petshop
2 Click on the puffles near the Gold Puffle station
3 Pick what color you like and give it a name ( if you are a member, you can get a gold or rainbow puffle too)
4 You have a new puffle!
Hope this helped
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MADISON--Is your underwear undermining your values? The new scrutiny of CEOs that has been ignited by the historic Wisconsin labor protests has turned up concerns close to home, very close to home--for the vast majority of people who wear underwear. To take a page from the ubiquitous Capitol One ad campaign, what's in your blue jeans? Is your underwear choice unwittingly paying the salary of a CEO who shares your values or who actively works against them?
Jockey International's CEO and Her Connection to Koch
It turns out that underwear executive Debra Waller -- the Chief Executive Officer of Jockey International, Inc. -- revealed a lot about her opinions at the most recent annual convention of "Americans for Prosperity" (AFP) for its chapter in Wisconsin. AFP is chaired by David Koch, an oil industrialist who is one of the 25 richest men on the planet, and who helped create AFP to push his ideological agenda to slash taxes and government services. Waller's speech was clothed in AFP's anti-tax rhetoric. But that is not her only connection to Koch. She also attended Koch's 2010 strategy retreat in Aspen. So the convention speech was not just a one-time Koch thing.
Waller was introduced at the AFP event as the CEO of Jockey International. The Wisconsin-based company manufactures men's and women's undergarments and outerwear under the Jockey brand name. Last year, after the uproar over NFL rookie Tim Tebow's plan for a pro-life ad during the Super Bowl, Jockey International chose the affable, though controversial, athlete as its spokesperson.
"If I Ran My Business" the Way the Government Does ... But What about M&I Bank?
As noted in the Center's special report on the AFP conventions, Waller delivered a speech against taxes and various policies to the Wisconsin conventioneers. She told the crowd of Tea Party activists: "We have people that are running our country and our state that do not know how to manage money, and as I said earlier, I'm a business owner and if I ran my business the way the state and government are running their business, I would be out of business or in jail."
Waller did not tell the crowd how the business she oversaw as a board member had gambled in the mortgage market and then taken a huge government handout of almost $2 billion, or what that nearly $2 billion could have bought instead. She spent five years on the Board of Directors for Marshall & Ilsley Bank, a Milwaukee-based financial institution that took $1.7 billion in Wall Street TARP bailout money and has not paid the American people back, according to Pro Publica. (M&I is also the target of a "Move Your Money" effort in response to the bank's support for controversial Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.)
Approving Huge Salary Increases after the Wall Street Crash?
Waller also did not tell the Tax Day Tea Party protesters at the convention that as a board member of the bank, she helped approve executive compensation packages that included a $125,000 raise in the annual salary for M&I's CEO in 2009 (from $750,000 to $875,000) and a $238,000 increase in option awards (from $668,000 to $950,000), despite the bank's financial performance the year Wall Street crashed -- but he was given "no bonus" and less in stock than the year before. Also, due to the wording of the approved "change of control" agreements from 2008, M&I's CEO is slated to receive an additional $6 million as part of a pending buyout of the bank and another nearly $45 million is scheduled to be paid to other bank executives, despite the TARP's bar on "golden parachutes."
Waller did not tell the AFP audience how many people in Wisconsin and nationwide were losing their homes due to M&I's foreclosures, even after the bank received billions from taxpayers and even as its CEO got a raise that far exceeded the cost of living percent increases that most unions and non-union employees have been frozen out of since 2008. Heck, the dollar amounts the board gave the M&I CEO as just a raise in 2009, after the Wall Street crash, far exceeded most employees' annual salaries.
She did not tell the crowd that she served on the M&I's board from 2004 to early 2009, just after the Wall Street crash, or that she served on the board's "Risk Management Committee." In 2009, former regulators said M&I's toxic asset levels were "off the charts," and its percentage of risky loans would be considered "unsafe and unsound."
How Much Does that Work Out to Per Hour?
She did not reveal to the conventioneers that for her last year of part-time service on M&I's board, she was paid over $112,000 in total compensation, despite the Wall Street crash. It is not clear what that is per hour of time spent.
She did not say that her part-time M&I gig rewarded her with over $124,000 in total compensation in 2007 either, or the other amounts of cash or stock she previously received from M&I as an overseer of its operations.
She did not tell the crowd how much she takes home annually as the CEO of Jockey International, the company purchased by her grandfather back in 1960. Jockey is a privately-held business that does not publicly reveal its revenue or how much it pays in taxes Wisconsin or elsewhere. She did tell the crowd "I pay taxes just like you."
She did not disclose how much she pays in income taxes for her own executive compensation package or how much is left over for luxuries. She did not tell the audience how much she pays in property taxes and for what property she has inherited or bought.
She did complain that Wisconsin residents pay "10.2%" of their income in state and local taxes, but did not tell the crowd how much the remaining 89.8% her various annual income streams amount to.
And What About the (Former) American Textile Employees of Jockey?
She also did not tell the Tea Partiers how her company lobbied for the Central American Free Trade Agreement and then closed factories in the U.S., shipping manufacturing jobs to Honduras. She did not explain how American families could make ends meet if they had to compete with the wages paid in a third world country. (The U.S. per capita income for 2009 was $39,000; the per capita income in Honduras is less than one-tenth that amount.)
But, Hey, It's Good to Be King or Queen!
So, the underwear executive kept a lot of facts that might have been illuminating under cover, so to speak. Jockey's slogan used to be "The best seat in the house." That seems to be true, at least for CEOs and leaders of big banks.
There is no doubt that Waller is entitled to her opinion against paying taxes to which she objects that "bring in a lot of money to the state," and her opinion against Wisconsin's efforts to address global warming or to reform health insurance, all of which she complained about in her speech. (There is no report on what she said at the Koch's private Aspen strategy session.)
Jockey International's new corporate statement of purpose is "to satisfy the human need for comfort." Given its CEO's alliance with the billionaire Koch, the quote seems especially fitting -- for some, if not the rest of us. The rest of us are stuck with a Wall Street bailout of the bank on whose board she served that might not ever be paid in full.
And most of the rest of us will never get paid over a hundred grand for a few hours of service on a corporate board. Most of us will never get a chance to run the company our granddad bought and then complain about how much money we pay in taxes as CEO of the family business.
So Who's Got Your Back and What's Covering Your Arse?
But most of us will buy underwear in the years to come. And those of us who care about these issues will remember to think of Debra Waller when we think of "Jockey for her" and David Koch when we think of "Jockey for him." And then we will think of other choices we can make to cover our arses, as my friend Dezy says.
Lisa Graves is Executive Director of the Center for Media and Democracy, the publisher of PRWatch.org, SourceWatch.org, and BanksterUSA.org. She formerly served as Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Office of Legal Policy at the U.S. Department of Justice, as Chief Counsel for Nominations for the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, and as Deputy Chief of the Article III Judges Division of the U.S. Courts.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Just posted this on Jockey's blog & Facebook page:
Just thought I'd let you know that due to your CEO's involvement with the Koch Brothers I've thrown away my and my children's Jockey wear (which we've been wearing all our lives, as did my dad) and we will never purchase Jockey products again. As long as Debra Waller remains anti-worker you won't see another cent from us and I will advising my friends and family to do the same.
I hope playing with the big boys is worth the loss.
Laura Berger replied on Permalink
thanks for the template
I did the same but since it is moderated, I wonder if anyone will take note. Who knows, by some miracle it might slip through their gates and actually appear on their posts.
Great information. Thanks CMD.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I just posted an angry email to the company. I'm refusing to purchase any products from supporters of the anti-worker forces in Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio.
David Dorn replied on Permalink
Jockey briefs
Ouch!!!!!!!!!!!! Looking at Waller hurts as much as the underwear!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cristi replied on Permalink
Is author any different
This article is based on what Ms. Waller didn't say. What did she say? I am not implying Ms. Waller is right or wrong but it is clear the author of this article is extremely biased herself and is a master of throwing the baby out with the bath water if her opinion is compromised by another's. This is an example of poor journalism.
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What a hit piece. Sounds to
What a hit piece. Sounds to me like sour grapes. You should be celebrating the fact that Ms. Waller is competing in an industry that is mostly male. Instead, you make up a strange incoherent story about what she has not said.
Lisa Graves replied on Permalink
What she said
Your characterization is off base. Sounds to me like you did not bother to read the story, which accurately recounted precisely what Waller told the Koch-funded conference. The article put her comments claiming that she would be in jail or out of business if she ran her business the way the government works by documenting her actions, such as her approval of huge retention bonuses to bankers that helped crash the U.S. economy along with her efforts to transfer manufacturing process out of the U.S. despite assurance that were made to employees. Her gender is not an issue in her actions which have supported the Koch agenda and which have undermined corporate accountability.


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Clayton Kershaw (hip) has been scratched from Wednesday's scheduled start versus the Athletics.
USA Today's Bob Nightengale reports that the Dodgers, Yankees and Blue Jays are "poised to have an all-out bidding war" for David Price "once they get the go-ahead."
Gordon Wittenmyer of the Chicago Sun-Times reports that the Dodgers have acquired Mat Latos and Mike Morse from the Marlins in exchange for prospects.
Giancarlo Stanton (hand) has been cleared to swing off a tee.
Byron Buxton (thumb) took batting practice on Tuesday.
Joe Panik will miss a second straight game Wednesday due to back tightness.
FOX Sports' Jon Morosi thinks there's a "better chance" that the Tigers trade David Price than the White Sox trade Jeff Samardzija.
David Peralta went 3-for-4 with a double, a stolen base, two RBI, and a run scored as the Diamondbacks defeated the Mariners 8-4 on Tuesday.
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Raising NEM Caps in Massachusetts Seen as Vital to Future Solar Growth
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Despite a strong first quarter, industry leaders are warning that future solar growth in Massachusetts is being jeopardized because net energy metering (NEM) caps have been reached in many areas of the state. These caps have been hit because of the exploding popularity of solar – evidenced by a 150 percent increase in new solar capacity in the first quarter of 2015, compared to the same quarter a year ago.
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Led by a booming residential market, Maryland more than doubled its amount of installed solar capacity in 2014, according to the recently-released U.S. Solar Market Insight 2014 Year in Review. In addition, Maryland also had nearly half, 48 percent, of its new electrical capacity last year come from solar energy.
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Rhode Island homeowners interested in switching to solar energy will soon have the option to do so with no upfront costs. The nation's largest rooftop solar installer is coming to Rhode Island. Starting this week, California-based SolarCity will offer Rhode Islanders loans to buy home solar systems.
Tendril Launches A Customer Acquisition Solution For Utility-Owned Community Solar
Tendril, the Boulder, Colo.-based software startup, rebooted its business last year with a shift to microtargeted energy savings products through its new Energy Services Management platform. Today, the company announced it's expanding its product line with a customer acquisition and engagement solution for utilities getting into community solar.
Rooftop Solar Firm Sunrun Coming To New Hampshire
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IKEA Pledges To #GoSolar
IKEA, which had sales of 30 billion euros last year, wants to generate all the energy used in its shops and factories from clean sources by 2020. To that end, it will invest 600 million euros on wind and solar power installations, adding to 1.5 billion invested since 2009. It has already signed up to own and operate 314 wind turbines and has 700,000 solar panels on its roofs.
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As disappointed as some local fans of the Solar Decathlon may be, it turns out this might have been a good year for the event to move out of Washington, D.C. While budget dispute clouds loom over the federal government and the Capitol, the biannual Department of Energy event is casting its own sunshine in Irvine, California.
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President Obama's recent decision to install solar panels atop the White House is just the latest example of his strong commitment to U.S. leadership in solar energy and the jobs it will create here at home.
The member companies of the Solar Energy Industries Association strongly share that commitment. Covering every aspect of the solar pipeline, they employ more than 120,000 Americans – providing savings for homeowners, power for our military and a cleaner world for future generations.
All across the United States, rooftop solar panels are popping up on homes, businesses and schools like mushrooms in a forest, and utility-scale solar projects are bringing huge amounts of clean energy into our communities. Why? Well, among other things, consumer choice in America is something that we all hold very sacred.
The U.S. solar industry is booming. "U.S. [Residential] Installation Frequency Hits One Every Four Minutes," according to a recent article in PV-tech.org. That puts the US residential solar industry on track to install 128,000 systems in 2013, according to GTM Research (Q213). We have come a long way since 2007 when I sold the first residential solar power purchase agreement to a homeowner in Redwood City, CA.


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A former stable employee where 27 horses died last year has settled a lawsuit against her former boss.
Marina Salazer worked at Carousel Acres Equestrian Center for eight years.
She sued stable owner Brad Raphel after he accused her of poisoning the animals.
A six-month federal investigation ultimately determined the horses died from ingesting pesticide used to kill weevils in their food.
Under the settlement, Salazer received an undisclosed payment and a public apology from Raphel.
Raphel has already been fined four thousand dollars by the Department of Agriculture because he was not licensed to handle the pesticide.
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