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Saturday's highlights
Leslie Malloy and cancer survivor Barb Gady, staff members at Freeman Elementary, hug after posing for a group photo with other Freeman employees in front of a pink tractor from Northwest Farm Credit Services. SR photo/Tyler Tjomsland
Welcome to winter. At least, that's what it felt like with this morning's wind. Brrrrrr. With that said, it's time to move on to some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a couple of stories on how local schools are promoting awareness of cancer during October, which is national Breast Cancer Awareness Month. East Valley High School social studies teacher Dave Robinson is sporting bright pink hair, beard, mustache and eyebrows after his students collected 54 pounds of candy for the school's annual Fall Festival. His new (temporary) look has gone viral and Robinson has appeared on Good Morning America.
A pink tractor stopped by Freeman Elementary School last week in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month on a day when nearly all the staff members wore some sort of pink. The annual pink day started 13 years ago after one staffer was diagnosed with breast cancer.
A hearing was held last week to consider a rezone request for a vacant piece of property owned by Arger Real Estate just east of Evergreen Road immediately northwest of where Alki Avenue ends. The request, if granted, would change the single family zoning to single family-urban. The change would allow multi-family housing such as duplexes, a nursing home or an assisted living center.
Saturday's highlights
Tiffany Allen, who has Down Syndrome, sits beside the formal dress she will wear as she vies for homecoming princess at East Valley High School. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Hold on to your hat, and your Saturday Valley Voice, so it doesn't blow away on this very breezy Monday. We had a couple of stories about teenagers doing well to start off with. Reporter Lisa Leinberger wrote about East Valley High School junior Tiffany Allen who has been nominated for homecoming royalty. Allen, who has Down syndrome, is getting a lot of support from her fellow students.
Teenager Micaela Halpin won second place in the recent video and photo contests run by the city of Spokane Valley in celebration of the city's 10th anniversary. Halpin's winning entries and the entries of the other winners can be seen at www.spokanevalley10.com.
A recent dog attack in the small town of Latah is illustrating the problem that many small towns are having with animal control. Many of the towns contract with SpokAnimal, which doesn't have any enforcement powers outside of the Spokane city limits. Now the towns are looking to the Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service for help.
Saturday's highlights
East Valley High School student Sierra Nalder, in black, acts the part of drunken driver while she looks at a bloody mock crash on Thursday on the road outside the school. The mock crash, staged in front of the student body with firefighters, law enforcement and even funeral home personnel, illustrated the consequences of drinking and driving. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Happy Monday, everyone. After a too short weekend, we're all back again to take a look at some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. First up is a story a mentioned last week on the recent mock crash at East Valley High School. It was an emotional experience for some as they watched fellow students act out the aftermath of a drunk driving accident. Copious amounts of fake blood was used to set the scene.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger talked to the Horizon Middle School Math is Cool team after they recently won the state championship. Correspondent Valerie Putnam has a rundown of the farmers markets in the Spokane Valley area, including the new Veradale Farmers Market.
The town of Liberty Lake will host its huge annual community garage sale on Saturday, so be prepared for heavy traffic and scarce parking. After Wednesday you can find a map of participating sales at www.libertylakesplash.com/yardsales.
Today's highlights
Wayne McKnight, the athletic director at West Valley High School, stands under the historic entryway that was salvaged from the old building and built into the new West Valley campus May 16. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
I'm sorry I'm so late in posting some highlights from today's Valley Voice, but I spent all morning out at a mock crash at East Valley High School and have been furiously typing ever since. (Look for that story in Saturday's Valley Voice.) For today we have a nice package from reporter Lisa Leinberger, who profiled three retiring school teachers.
The featured teachers are: Wayne McKnight of West Valley High School, who has been with the district for 39 years and is now the athletic director; Marla Pflanz of East Valley High School, who founded the Strolling Strings during her 35 year career; and Kim Wellington of Central Valley High School, who started out teaching shop 35 years ago.
The city of Spokane Valley took in a $3 million budget surplus at the end of 2012. Sales tax revenue was up and expenses were down. No decision has been made yet what to do with the money and the city's finance director said he doesn't expect a repeat of the windfall at the end of this year.
Today's highlights
Andrea Gasser, a Central Valley High School junior, represents Israel at the International Economic Summit on Tuesday at the school. Students from CV and East Valley High School came together to display their research about the culture and economy of various countries around the world. Wearing a costume of some kind and serving a traditional food was optional. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Happy Thursday, everyone, though I confess I thought today should be Friday. But since it's not Friday yet, it's time for some Valley Voice highlights. Reporter Lisa Leinberger recently stopped by an economic summit hosted by the marketing classes at Central Valley High School and East Valley High School. The students researched different countries and then presented what they learned during the summit. Some students went as far as wearing traditional costumes or bringing food samples.
The Spokane Valley City Council is preparing to make changes to the 2013 budget to pay for several new projects. They are providing funding for new carpet in City Hall, a yearlong advertising campaign, designing the Appleway Trail, developing the Balfour Park expansion and buying business route signs.
Lisa also has a story on the University of Idaho's performance group called DancersDrummersDreamers, which is performing at University High School Friday. The performance will include students from the high school.
Car stolen from EV High School
Spokane Valley Police are looking for a car stolen from the East Valley High School parking lot.
Police say the car's owner parked his silver 1996 Honda Civic in the lot before attending baseball practice Monday at 4:15 p.m. When he returned an hour later, the car was gone.
The car's Washington license plate is 785UMG. It has a large Oregon Ducks sticker in the rear window and a black front bumper.
Security cameras captured footage of a suspicious dark SUV with two occupants in the area.
If you have information about this case, call Deputy Scott Streltzoff at (509) 241-5285.
How old is too old?
Two teenage boys were cited for racing their cars up Sullivan Road Tuesday even though one driver said the 48-year-old witness was "too old" and shouldn't be believed, according to a Spokane Valley Police Department press release.
The witness called police at 12:40 p.m. to report seeing two cars speeding north on Sullivan and that one cut him off and nearly made him crash near the I-90 overpass. The two ran through a stop sign at Wellesley and entered the East Valley High School parking lot, the witness reported.
The school resource officer contacted the two boys. One of the drivers had an instructional permit and the other had an intermediate license that prohibits passengers under the age of 20. Both cars had passengers, police said.
One driver was cited for reckless driving and no valid operator's license. The other was cited for racing and violation of an intermediate license restriction.
High school graduation tops today's Valley Voice
Andrew Croneberger, a U-Hi senior, practices at school during a portrait session May 2. Andrew was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome at a very young age. He finds solace in his music and can replicate any song just by listening. SR photo/Tyler Tjomsland
Here it is, as promised - the annual graduation section of the Valley Voice. We've got lists of every graduating senior at schools in the Spokane Valley area, plus a few schools in other areas that also draw students from the Valley. Reporters and correspondents have written stories profiling one notable student from each high school. Some of these teens have really exceptional stories to tell. I can't link to them all, but here's a sampling.
University High School senior Andrew Croneberger is a star student, athlete, musican and composer. He also has Asperger's syndrome. Valley Christian School senior Crystal Heden was diagnosed with leukemia at the age of 4, but she hasn't let that slow her down. Central Valley High School senior Gaven Deyarmin bears the scars from two near death experiences, but he still managed to excell at basketball, football and track while also bringing home a 3.92 grade-point average. East Valley High School senior Jake Foust already has his own business. Contract Based Education senior Jamal Davis is back on track after being side tracked by alcohol, drugs and some time in jail.
There are many more great seniors to read about. See them all on the Voices page here.
Saturday's highlights
Junior Darbi Dobson, a thrower with the East Valley High School Knights track team, practices throwing the discus during practice at EVHS. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
We had technical difficulties over the weekend that stopped our main Saturday Valley Voice stories from posting on the web, but they're up now and ready for your perusal. The Spokane Valley City Council continues to consider purchasing property at Sprague and Herald from the Pring Corporation to be used to expand Balfour Park and partner with the Spokane County Library District on a new library. This particular piece of property has been the topic of discussion before and the city was previously asked to consider buying it in 2007.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger talked to students at Broadway Elementary School who have been collecting used ink cartridges and old cell phones for years, raising $25,000 to buy new technology for the school. Lisa also has a report on a community forum scheduled for tonight to present the finalists for the University High School principal position.
Correspondent Steve Christilaw talked to a former volleyball player turned shot put and discus thrower at East Valley High School. Darbi Dobson is one of the top throwers in the state.
Today's highlights
Rylee Walker, 17, shows some of her art work as she talks about her career goals during her senior project presentation Friday, at East Valley High School. For their senior culminating project students are required to compile a portfolio about their high school careers, a video about their lives and their plans for the year after high school. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Welcome to spring. Or is it winter? At any rate, it's Thursday and time to run down the highlights from today's Valley Voice. The Spokane Valley City Council spent some time Tuesday talking about Spokane County's new proposal for a regional animal shelter. There are a lot of questions council members want answered before they are prepared to make a decision.
Students at East Valley High School recently made their senior culminating project presentations to teachers and community volunteers. Reporter Lisa Leinberger stopped by and talked to some of the students about their plans for the future.
Correspondent Cindy Hval stopped by Spokane Falls Community College recently when they hosted Pearl Harbor suvivors who spoke to a packed room about what they saw and did that day in Hawaii. Their stories are very moving. You might need a tissue for this story.
Today's highlights
Spokane Aerial Performance Arts founder and instructor Sherrie Martin works with Carolyn Kinghorn on Dec. 4 as she attempts an arrow maneuver while hanging upside down on long pieces of silk fabric. SR photo/J. Bart Rayniak
It's time to check out the highlights from today's Valley Voice as we pause mid-way between Christmas and New Year's. Reporter Lisa Leinberger stopped in at East Valley High School's traditional formal holiday lunch that they do every year right before winter break. No one is quite sure how long the tradition has lasted, but everyone seems to love it.
The Spokane Valley City Council once again discussed the renewal of the city's street maintenance contract. Some council members have been pushing to rebid the contract early before it ends. At the end of the night the council agreed to bring the renewal back for a vote at the Jan. 10 meeting. Former East Valley School District superintendent Chuck Stocker has been named the citizen of the year by the Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce. Though he officially retired years ago, he spends much of his days volunteering in the community.
Correspondent Cindy Hval has a story on an interesting new fitness business, Spokane Aerial Performance Arts, that sends students shimmying up long swaths of silk suspended from the ceiling.
Today's highlights
A team of students gather around a picnic table and bench they built during their East Valley High School construction class on Friday in Spokane Valley. SR. photo/Dan Pelle
We've got a bunch of news coming your way in today's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger checked in with East Valley High School students who are building picnic tables and benches as part of a competition.
Neighbors have come forward to say that Spokane Valley City Council candidate Marilyn Cline has been running a haircutting business in her home without reporting the income on the state financial affairs statement as required. I also checked the state and local records and found out that Cline doesn't have all the necessary licenses to operate a business in her home.
The city of Spokane Valley is working to apply for a $10 million grant to complete the funding package to replace the Sullivan Road bridge that carries southbound traffic, which is failing. The City Council candidates gathered last week for their first debate, which had a few sparks. It looks like one more debate is coming up next week. I'll have more details on that later.
Saturday's highlights
Chris Lomen and John Smith of Marlin Windows Inc. install new energy-efficient windows on the south side of Centennial Middle School. SR photo/J. Bart Rayniak
There was a lot of school news in Saturday's Valley Voice as the three Spokane Valley school districts prepare to open their doors soon. Correspondent Steve Cristilaw took a look at the East Valley High School and West Valley High School football teams as they prepare for the season. Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a story on new windows being installed at Centennial Middle School and another on the new budgets passed by East Valley and West Valley. Techers and administrators in both districts are taking pay cuts.
The Spokane Valley City Council took another look a a proposal to extend Mansfield Avenue east of Pines where it has a several hundred foot gap. The council previously voted not to ask for a grant for the work, but last week they voted to approve the grant application after learning that nearby developers were willing to chip in 10 percent of the project cost.
The Spokane Valley Fire Department spent the last week responding to several unexplained fires and fished a drunken man out of the Spokane River.
Today's highlights
"I'm really involved with my music," said Central Valley senior Corbin Croom. When he's not making music with the CV drum line, he takes AP classes, has performed with the U.S. Army All-American Marching Band, attended Space Camp in Huntsville, Ala., and job shadows surgeons to prepare for his ultimate career in medicine. SR photo/J. Bart Rayniak
Welcome to our annual graduation edition of the Valley Voice. In it you can find every graduating senior in the greater Spokane Valley area. Counselors at every school also gave us the name of a notable student to interview and you will find their stories in today's Voice as well.
There are too many seniors profiled to include links for them all here, so I'll just pick a few to highlight. Let us introduce you to East Valley High School senior Hunter Bonawitz, who has cerebral palsy and can't speak. Meet University High School senior Spencer White, who overcame an angry and troubled childhood to win a full ride scholarship to Gonzaga University. Then there is Corbin Croom, the Central Valley High School senior so determined to become a surgeon that he's already observed a dozen surgeries.
The smaller schools also have exceptional graduates. RiverCity Leadership Academy senior Jake Kennedy found his inner voice and has turned it into effortless writing. Liberty High School senior Tyler Wilson is legally blind, but you would never know it if you watched him play on his school's basketball or football team. Northwest Christian senior Cole Ramey nearly lost his arm in an accident as a young boy, but has been playing basketball with full use of his arm.
If you would like to see the featured seniors from other Spokane Valley schools or other schools in Spokane County, check out the Voices web page here.
Breakfast is served
If there's a better way to start off a relaxing holiday weekend than with a yummy breakfast that helps local students, I'm not sure what that would be. On Saturday morning the Applebees restaurant at Pines and Mission will be serving up breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. to benefit choir students at East Valley High School. Tickets are $7 at the door. The only downside that I can think of is having to get out of bed at a reasonable hour instead of sleeping in. But certain sacrifices sometimes have to be made.
EV student arrested for bringing gun to school
Alert readers may have noticed an item in today's Liberty Lake crime blotter in the Valley Voice that references a hand gun turned in to the Liberty Lake Police Department this week. The man who turned it in said teenagers had been passing it around and he didn't want it to fall into the wrong hands. Today news comes from the Spokane Valley Police Department that an East Valley student has been arrested in connection to the gun. According to a police press release, the student brought the loaded gun last week to Harmony High, East Valley's alternative high school, and had been making threats against the father of a female friend.
The 14-year-old student has been arrested and charged with unlawful possession of a firearm on school property, second degree unlawful possession of a firearm and felony harassment. Click here for more details.
East Valley High School student arrested
Yesterday the Spokane Valley Police Department arrested an 18-year-old East Valley High School student for allegedly selling drugs in the school parking lot. The student also had a bottle of vodka in his car. He was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to deliver, a felony, and being a minor in possession of alcohol. Click here for more details.
East Valley's mock crash
East Valley High School staged a mock crash on Tuesday. Students played the roles of the crash victims in a performance staged by the school's Washington Drug Free Youth club to show the dangers of drinking and driving. Representatives from the Spokane Valley Fire Department, the Spokane Valley Police Department and MedStar participated in the event. The Fire Department has provided some photos of the mock crash.
Mock crash underway at East Valley High School
We've gotten a call or two this morning from people concerned about the closed streets and emergency vehicle activity at East Valley High School. Not to worry, the school is just hosting a mock crash demonstration to help illustrate the dangers of drinking and driving. I hope to have pictures from the Spokane Valley Fire Department to post later.
Today's highlights
Members of the East Valley High School Washington Drug-Free Youth puppet troupe include from left, Cally King, Searra Cameron, Jon Merkel, Mickell Rigsby, Jessica Rabe, Morgan Hendricks and Kendall Bancroft. SR photo/J. Bart Rayniak
There's a nice, thick Valley Voice to read today. Reporter Lisa Leinberger takes a look at the Washington Drug Free Youth chapter at East Valley High School. It is the largest chapter in the state. Members take a pledge to be drug free and in exchange they get a t-shirt and discounts and local businesses. They also talk to younger students about the importance of being drug free.
The Spokane Valley Planning Commission voted unanimously last week to recommend to the City Council that the rules on keeping chickens in residential areas should be relaxed. Roosters, however, will not be welcome.
Correspondent Jill Barville has an inspiring story on Jeana Moore, who walked 4,434 miles across the country to raise awareness of the National Bone Marrow Registry. There is also a tribute to the Very Rev. Mart Craft, who served at the Episcopal Cathedral of St. John the Evanglist for 42 years. He died recently of cancer at the age of 71. He founded Mid-City Concerns and was president of Connoisseur Concerts in addition to his work with the church.
Coming Thursday
In Thursday's Valley Voice we'll take a look at the Washington Drug Free Youth chapter at East Valley High School. It's the largest chapter in the state, though EVHS certainly isn't the largest high school. Reporter Lisa Leinberger will look at the group of teens who are willing to plege to stay drug free and submit to random drug tests to prove it.
Last week's Spokane Valley Planning Commission meeting was for the birds - literally. After hours of public testimony and discussion, the commission unanimously voted to recommend to the city council that the city's rules on chickens in residential areas be relaxed to allow more people to keep the feathered creatures in their back yards. Everyone who testified at the public hearing was in favor of the idea. The city council will have the final say on the matter.
We'll also have a report on the Liberty Lake Council meeting this week. Among other things, they discussed their council retreat that is set for next week at City Hall.
EVHS Student Sets Girl's Hair On Fire
A student set another student's hair on fire with a cigarette lighter at East Valley High School on Tuesday, police said Wednesday. The 17-year-old suspect was arrested after staff called police. The boy was sitting behind a 16-year-old girl when she noticed a "weird smell" and discovered her hair on fire, according to the Spokane Valley Police Department. The boy patted her head and said "it's not that bad," and she pulled clumps of burned hair away. One student told police the boy used a cigarette lighter, "igniting her hair into flames that were several inches high," according to the news release/Spokesman-Review. More here.
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Justin Bieber Meets Young Fans Affected by Japan DisasterPosted May 18th 2011 at 05:15 PM by Elizabeth Yun
First he made the ballsy move of following through with his tour dates in Japan despite radiation concerns. Now Justin Bieber has taken it a step further. The tween pop star took time out of his hectic schedule to meet with children who had been affected by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Bieber stuck to his guns and performed for a sold-out crowd in Osaka yesterday, then sat down to talk ...
Britney Spears: Judging 'American Idol' Would Be AwesomePosted May 16th 2011 at 09:30 PM by Tracey Harrington McCoy
Britney Spears graces the latest cover of Harper's Bazaar and in the accompanying interview, she talks about her upcoming tour, her biggest fashion mistake and why she thinks Justin Bieber is adorable. When asked about her new album, Femme Fatale, Spears revealed, "I've worked so hard on this album, so it's really refreshing. I feel like I'm drinking a tall glass of homemade sweet tea on a real...
Justin Bieber Barfs During ConcertPosted May 11th 2011 at 12:30 AM by AOL Music Editors
Pop star Justin Bieber fell so sick while performing in Manila, Philippines yesterday (May 10) that he vomited between songs, but insisted that the show must go on. Reportedly, Bieber was diagnosed with a severe chest infection and was told to either cancel the show all together, or perform a shorter set. before the show, Bieber tweeted to his fans, "sick as a dog...but the show must go on. got...
Justin Bieber Slams Marg Helgenberger for Calling Him a 'Brat'Posted May 10th 2011 at 04:30 AM by Christo Varghese
Justin Bieber took to Twitter and slammed 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' star Marg Helgenberger who called the singer a 'brat' in an interview. Bieber went on the offensive by posting tweets on the networking site and without naming Helgenberger he fired back, "Its kinda lame when someone you met briefly and never worked with comments on you. I will continue to wish them luck and be kind." ...
Justin Bieber Confirms Japan Tour Dates Despite Crew ConcernsPosted May 9th 2011 at 09:05 AM by Kelly Fisher
Justin Bieber is headed to Japan, despite reports that the pop star had canceled tour dates due to radiation fears. According to OK! Magazine, Bieber's tour crew was reportedly wary about traveling to Japan after the recent earthquake and tsunami sparked radiation concerns. However, Bieber vowed not to let his adoring fans down and took to Twitter on Sunday to confirm the final shows of the ...
'CSI' Star Marg Helgenberger: Justin Bieber Is a 'Brat'Posted May 9th 2011 at 04:40 AM by Christo Varghese
'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' star Marg Helgenberger called singer Justin Bieber "a brat" while giving an interview in France. Bieber guest-starred on the crime series drama in February and RadarOnline.com is reporting that Helgenberger was asked about the singer and his role on the show in an interview in France. Helgenberger was asked if Bieber's role was written just to raise sagging r...
Justin Bieber Egg Thrower Arrested in AustraliaPosted May 6th 2011 at 08:46 AM by Kelly Fisher
If you throw an egg at Justin Bieber, you're most likely going to get caught. One Australian teen learned this lesson the hard way when he was arrested yesterday for hurling eggs onstage at the teenage pop singer during a concert last week. According to E! Online, a 17-year-old unidentified teen from Bondi Junction was taken into custody and charged with breaking and entering, trespassing and m...
Selena Gomez Sick of 'Hiding' Relationship with Justin BieberPosted May 3rd 2011 at 03:44 PM by Kiki Von Glinow
After showing up to Vanity Fair's Oscar party wearing coordinating ensembles that screamed 'we're together,' Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber haven't taken their relationship public since the bash earlier this year -- in part due to Bieber's uber-territorial fans. But now, Gomez is dishing to Seventeen magazine that she's sick of keeping her romance with Bieber under wraps "I don't like hiding...
Justin Bieber Egged at Concert and Gets Called a 'Security Risk' on a FlightPosted May 2nd 2011 at 03:15 AM by Christo Varghese
Singer Justin Bieber is definitely not having a good time in Australia. He first gets egged at a concert in Sydney and then is labeled a security risk on a flight. X17Online.com is reporting that Bieber was attacked with eggs during his concert on Saturday in Sydney, Australia. It is reported that an audience member threw a total of six eggs during the performance, two of which landed close ...
Justin Bieber, Mark Wahlberg Eying Basketball MoviePosted Apr 28th 2011 at 09:15 AM by Moviefone Editors
Marky Mark and Justin? On a basketball court? According to reports at Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter, Paramount is in negotiations with Mark Walhberg and Justin Bieber for an untitled drama that will revolve around street basketball. Both Wahlberg and Bieber are closet basketball players -- Wahlberg regularly has his friends over for full-court action and Bieber has some hoops chops. ...
TIME 100 List Honors Justin Bieber, Amy Poehler, Chris ColferPosted Apr 21st 2011 at 11:20 AM by Zach Dionne
TIME magazine's 100 issue is out, and there's a host of celebrities in the mix. Oprah Winfrey is on the list for the eighth time (that's every year the TIME 100 has existed, for those keeping track), as well as young guns like Justin Bieber, 'Glee' star Chris Colfer, Bruno Mars, and 'Parks and Recreation' star and producer Amy Poehler. One great tradition of the TIME 100 is stars writing testim...
Justin Bieber Breaks Up With Twitter ... Via TwitterPosted Apr 13th 2011 at 10:20 PM by AOL Music Editors
Pop superstar Justin Bieber is breaking up -- no, not with girlfriend Selena Gomez -- with Twitter. Yesterday, Bieber took to his Twitter page to announce that he is staging a temporary trial separation with Twitter. The performer wants to stay focused on his craft. "I'm just excited at this pt to get on stage and perform. gonna take a little break from twitter and enjoy this time with my famil...
Justin Bieber Wants 'Chance to Walk Where Jesus Did' in IsraelPosted Apr 12th 2011 at 10:30 AM by Kiki Von Glinow
It's safe to say that Biebermania has gone global. Justin Bieber arrived in Israel yesterday to meet with the Prime Minister and explore Tel Aviv before his Thursday performance, according to Israel-based Haaretz.com. But the trip quickly turned sour when Bieber was hounded by paparazzi, causing him to take to Twitter to explain his frustrations. "Im in the holy land and i am grateful for th...
Justin Bieber Uses Flag Outfit to Say Sorry for 'Evil' America CommentPosted Apr 7th 2011 at 02:10 PM by Rob Shuter
Canadian pop sensation Justin Bieber was spotted last week sporting a stars and stripes one-piece outfit, causing many to suspect he's trying to make amends for calling Americans "evil." In a recent Rolling Stone article, Bieber insulted many by saying "you guys are evil" for not having a free health care system as they do in his native Canada. Yet when visiting Nottingham, England, Bieber coul...
Justin Bieber Accidentally Sets His Mom's Hair on Fire During ShowPosted Apr 4th 2011 at 10:30 PM by Tracey Harrington McCoy
Justin Bieber always promises an action-packed show for his fans. But at his concert this past Saturday night in Berlin, things got really crazy! At the end of his show, the pop star brought his mother, Pattie Mallette, up on stage and surprised her with a birthday cake for her 35th birthday. But as she leaned in to blow out the candles, her hair caught on fire, UsMagazine.com reports. While...
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Prevalence of metabolic syndrome and its risk factors in patients with continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis in South China
1 Department of Nephrology, The First Affiliated Hospital, Sun Yat-sen University, 2 Key Laboratory of Nephrology, Ministry of Health, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
AbstractBackground: Metabolic syndrome (MS) is prevalent and widely proved as a predictor of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in general population. However, there was no large sample study concerning MS in patients on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD). We aimed to study the prevalence, risk factors of MS, and the relationship between CVD and MS in CAPD patients in South China. Methods: This singlecenter cross-sectional study was conducted in patients on CAPD. Demographic, clinical, and anthropometric data were collected and compared between the patients with and without MS. Logistic Regression analysis was used to identify the independent risk factors of MS. Results: A total of 511 CAPD patients were enrolled. Compared to patients without MS, patients with MS tended to be diabetic, female, and older. Fasting waist circumference, waist-to-hip ratio, visceral fat area, as well as white blood cell, platelet, globulin, and high sensitivity C reactive protein in peripheral blood were significantly higher in MS than in non-MS group. But diastolic blood pressure was significantly lower in patients with MS than in patients without MS. Logistic regression showed old age (OR: 1.50, p < 0.001), higher level of WBC (OR: 1.41, p < 0.001), and glucose load of dialysate (GLD) (OR: 1.50, p = 0.002) were independent associated factors of MS and MS was an independent associated factor of CVD (OR: 2.37, p < 0.001). Conclusions: MS was prevalent in CAPD patients in our center and an independent associated factor of CVD. Old age, higher levels of WBC, and GLD were associated with MS independently.
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- Wenlong Gu1
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- Xiao Yang1
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- Chunyan Yi1
- Xueqing Yu1
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- 1 Department of Nephrology, The First Affiliated Hospital, Sun Yat-sen University,
- 2 Key Laboratory of Nephrology, Ministry of Health, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
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DIABALY, Mali (AP) - French forces now control the key Malian town of Diabaly after radical Islamists fled following days of air strikes.
Associated Press reporters visiting the town on Monday saw French armored personnel carriers rolling through the streets.
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Islamists had seized the town one week ago, raising alarm about their advance southward from their northern strongholds toward the capital.
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France began a military operation Jan. 11 to oust the Islamic extremists but say other African nations need to take the lead in helping.
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Helicopter Tragedy, Nepal 2006: Book of Condolences: Messages so far
Kevin Lawlor, London
"I have no words for condolence, all great resources are finished in one second."
"I'm sorry to hear that, I hope those people rest in peace. It is a tragedy not only for Nepal and WWF but also tragedy for all people involved in saving nature."
Willy, Indonesia
"I am deeply saddened by the tragic events in Nepal. I was fortunate enough to have met Jennifer Headley, albeit briefly, but found her to be an inspiration to us all with her patience, perseverance and dedication to the conservation cause. She will be sadly missed."
Katie Millard, London
"Great sadness and honor for the people who are sacred for nature and working to better our future."
Vytautas Krasnickas
"This is a big blow to the entire wildlife family. These brave people will never be forgotten in our good books. I hope they will rest in perfect peace. My condolences to the families and to the people of Nepal for this sad loss."
Bai Dodou Jallow, Gambia, West Africa
"My heart goes out for all the wonderful people on that helicopter. I send my condolences to their friends and family. They can be safe in the knowledge that their memories will live on in the work that they worked so hard to achieve."
Amie Shepherd, UK
"I am deeply saddened by the tragic events in Nepal. I was fortunate enough to have met Jennifer Headley, albeit briefly, but found her to be an inspiration to us all with her patience, perseverance and dedication to the conservation cause. She will be sadly missed."
Katie Millard, London
"A struck of a calcinating lightening bolt... the most profound tragedy in the history of the WWF family, and an irreparable loss to nature conservation in Nepal and beyond. All of a sudden, only barren ash where instants before there were giants moved by vibrant dreams of a better world. Dreams higher than the himalayas, enacted by action faster than hunting snow leopards."
"Jill, Chandra, Mingma, Matt, Harka, Yeshi, Jennifer and all conservation colleagues and friends and pilots whose lives were taken away in this accident.. our sorrow is immense, and all we can say is that we are proud and feel priviledged to have been given the chance of learning from you, to have been inspired by you. Your sudden death is a reminder of both our smallness and our greatness. A reminder of our ephemeral passage in this beautiful and so hurt world. A reminder of our greatness in maintaining alive and enacting YOUR dreams."
Leonardo Lacerda, Brazil
"My most sincere condolences to the families of those who lost their life for such a noble cause. I hope they soon find the peace of soul they need and I pray for their loved ones."
Mariana Salazar, México City
"I am so sorry for your loss."
Bronwyn, Virginia
"I'm sorry guys. Hang on in there; time might not heal all wounds after all; but we are still here, and we can make a difference by remembering our brothers in arms! Never forget all that they meant and all the good they brought to the world. "
Rod T., NY
"It was great demise of internationally renowned persons of WWF, which makes everyone very sad. I wish them peace in heaven."
Kuber Jung Malla, Nepal
"I'm so so so sorry. I can't believe that the ones who really care for our planet have to go like this. But I know they did the best they could to help nature and will continue to do so from wherever they are. They did a great job while alive."
Vanessa Kniss Cernew, Brazil
While we mourn the loss of so many talented lives used so generously, we at SOAS think particularly of Yeshi Lama and the family that must now manage without her. We valued her intelligence, commitment and enthusiasm when she studied for an MA in Social Anthropology here, and we send our sympathies to her family and colleagues.
"I just wanted to say that I really mourn these people's death. It's a terrible loss in a preposterous accident witch led to the thought that you could get harmed in a single moment, obviously and shockingly when you were just trying to help. Building a memorial in honor of not only these people but in honor of the cause they fought."
Stefan Stoilov, Bulgaria
"Sorry for such a tragic incident and convey our deep sorrow to the departed families."
Shailesh Khalpada, Ahmedabad, INDIA
"Very sorry to hear of this great loss to the world of conservation and to all people who care about this earth and how we treat it."
Deirdre Grimes, Ireland
"I am very sorry for WWF. This is a tragic loss."
Lieve, Belgium
"Condolence to all at WWF especially the Nepal office. Hope that they are able to carry on the good work in memory of the work done on in the past."
Roy & Kathleen HAILS, Bolton, England
"What can I say? When lives are lost. There are no words to express oneself. Never the less the world is poorer from this loss but richer from the work they left behind."
Dimitra, Greece
"My deepest sympathy goes to the families and friends of the heroes of conservation who perished in the crash. I hope that through this incident, people around the world will know how to appreciate and support the effort that WWF heroes are doing around the world. The loss of our Heroes should let us be more united and this belief should be spread to every corner of the world. Let us mourn for our heroes and let this serve as a reminder for us. God Bless All Our Great Heroes."
Edwin Tan, Singapore
"MY deepest condolences to the families of all those lost in the accident. The efforts of WWF will be made all the more difficult but all the more determined by their loss. It was a privilege to have known and worked with Jill Bowling and Jennifer Headley."
John Barker ex WWF-UK, currently State and Local Government Programme, Lagos, Nigeria
"I'm so sorry for your tragic loss. It is such a horrible event. I send you a lot of power and care."
Kaisa Kosonen, Finland
"There are too few people out there doing the work that you do at WWF, this is a huge loss. I am so sorry for all the families and friends. God bless all their good work, and may they watch over all of us still here trying to do good work for animals."
Jeanete, Indianapolis, IN, USA
"To all the families and friends, My deepest sentiments for your loss. Our hearts are with you in this moment. Let's remember them with gratitude for all their precious work."
Mirian Sanches, Brazil
"I sincerely sympathize with WWF management, staff and friends for this in reparable loss. It is so shocking and least expected. My condolence to the families, friends, colleagues & countries of the departed. May their soul rest in perfect peace."
Idowu Sonde, Lagos, Nigeria
"Hi, It's with deep sorrow that I convey my message of consolation and peace to all the families and friends of the deceased. May the Almighty God help them to bear the loss. For the noble cause the they were undertaking, may it continue as a sign of honor."
Pauline, Nairobi, Kenya
"It is indeed a sad loss. We in Nigeria join WWF in expressing our deepest condolences. May the Almighty God grant the families affected by the crash the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss."
Chelo Omo-Okoro, Lagos, Nigeria
On behalf of World Television and World Images, I would like to offer my deepest sympathy to the families and friends of all those who died in the tragic accident. A great loss for WWF, for Nepal and for conservation.
"Deeply saddened to hear about the crash, and of the deaths of all these people who have dedicated their lives to conserving our environment. My prayers are with you."
Jacqueline BINDZI, Cameroon
"Hi All, I am very sad to hear about this tragedy. We all try to help save what's left from our beautiful planet (heaven I call it) in any way possible. Some send messages to politicians, some take part in physical activities. So, it is always a great deal to lose someone who's dedicated his life to that one specific goal, a better and a healthier planet. Sleep well and hopefully continue this mission even harder at where you are now. I give my condolences to the other people who died in the crush as well. I wish all the patience to their beloved ones."
Alp R. Capa, Istanbul, Turkey
"A terrible accident causing a dramatic loss of a group of essential and dedicated professionals. I was shocked to hear this depressing news. Condolences go out to their families, colleagues and friends."
Arjan Hassing, Netherlands
"I do share the sorrow especially with their families. May god rest their souls in heaven. Amen."
Veneranda Msemwa, Tanzania
"I'd like to offer my condolences to the family and friends of those who lost their lives in this tragic accident. It would be a fitting tribute to the deceased if the government and people of Nepal continue to protect the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area."
Anon., UK
"Dear Friends! We lost our colleagues! We share your grief and offer promise that they will not be forgotten. We offer our support for their family and their friends."
Gjergj Elezi, Chief, Environment-Education-Health, Lezhe, Albania
"CONDOLENCE AND SYMPATHY. The sudden and untimely demise of very important persons and experts on wildlife conservation is a shock to me. May their soul rest in heavenly peace. Let me extend my deepest sorrow and condolence to the bereaved family members at this hour of great grief and pain."
Dr. Govind Prasad Thapa, Chairperson Centre for Security and Justice Studies, Kathmandu, Nepal
"This has been a big tragedy and my heart goes out to the families of the victims. Planet earth is poorer without them as they strove hard to protect it's natural resources. You will always be remembered."
Raghav, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India
"Hello, My sincere condolences to relatives and friends of the victims."
Though I didn't know these people personally, their work has really touched me and inspired me to work harder. To the family and friends of the deceased, rest assured that their efforts will not be forgotten. They will always be in my prayers. Deepest condolences to all.


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I recently ordered a strawberry shortcake from Pinisi for my girlfriend's birthday and couldn't have been happier with the cake.
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The pistachio cheesecake is life-changing, and the pistachio cupcake is a close runner-up. I've had various "famous" cupcakes in NYC, and they just don't compare to this place.
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Came into Manhattan last weekend for a little getaway with my husband since we love to walk the city. Decided to do a cupcake tasting day as we walked. So far I have tried 6 places, with more on the list for next time. I had a white cupcake at Pinisi with sprinkles on top, and I'm sorry to report that it was quite unpleasant. My husband agreed. The consistency was not right, it was lacking in flavor and the frosting was much too whipped. We ended up tossing most of it. Unfortunately, it was also expensive.
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We are Red Velvet Cupcake fans, but only a few places make them right. Pinisi is one of them - they are moist, delicous, and the frosting is so yummy. We'll be back for more! :)
Posted by MM on 10/21/2008
I am very picky about cake, and when tasked with getting a birthday cake for a serious chocolate lover, I worried about whether I could find a bakery up to standard. I find that cake at even the most glorified bakeries in the city is generally dry and lacking flavor (come onif you are going to eat all those calories, the cake better be delicious to make it worth it!). I called Pinisi and wasn't a fan of their standard menu of cakes but found out that their baker would make anything I wanted. I described the type of cake & icing that I like (cake should be super moist & chocolatey....icing/filling should not be too sweet it should be fudgey and creamy)and the baker made exactly what I had described. The cake was perfectly moist and richbeautifully executed! Everyone at the birthday party was shocked by how good the cake was. I highly recommend getting all future birthday cakes from Pinisi. The staff is incredibly friendly, accomodating, and talented. They will make a delicious cake suited perfectly to your taste.
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I am living in this neighbor, and go to Pinisi to get all the time for cakes and cookies. Never disappointed by anything here. But I am sorry, haven't tried their coffee, so can't mention it. I
Posted by SJV on 12/06/2007
I live down the street and work around the corner from this pace. As a newbie to NYC, I stuck to the usual places and found the local cafes overpriced and packed with people. Then, as I passed Pinisi, I smelled the baked goods and walked right in. I'm a regular now, and the staff is always friendly -- warm smiles and genuinely attentive. Coffee is great and cheap. A large coffee will run you 1.25. I know they're known for red velvet, but try an apple crumble muffin (1.50) made with fresh apple slices baked right into it. Never tasted anything like it :-) Also, I love the chocholate-cheese muffin! It's like a choco muffin with a cheesecake swirl baked through it.


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You can see potential configuration issues in HUE if it displays a red circle with ! in the middle next to the 'About' tab.
If you wish to view the configuration of HUE you can navigate to http://$hueserver:$hueport/dump_config
The logs for HUE are stored at (default location) /var/log/hue – in this directory you will find logs for all parts of HUE. You can run ls -lrt in this directory to see which logs were updated last. You can then tail these logs when you recreate your issue in HUE to see if you can get more information on the problem.
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The Photoshop artists keep at it, this time training their sights onto the new F30 3-Series. Check out the new 3-series in various colors and with BMW performance accessories fit as well!
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The 3-Series F30 Catalog is now available online for download, and its got details on all the goodies offered in the new trim levels including the new Sport Line, Modern Line and Luxury Lines.
One of the biggest stars of the reveal, and one noone was allowed to sit inside of had to be the 335i with the full M-Sport trim in stunning Estoril Blue II.
As part of the ongoing coverage of the live 3-Series reveal event, we have updated our galleries of the 3 main lines of the new 3-series, namely the Sport Line, Modern Line and Luxury Line. We also have an array of photos that were presented which we were able to photo and get our dirty mits on.
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Posted by happy_eater on 05/21/2006
The food here was pretty good (much more flavor than the generic pictures on the menu displayed). The combination of sukiyaki rice and a jelly drink hit the spot for me. The only thing that really bothers me about the restaurant is me and my boyfriend had our food packaged to go and when the containers came back, some of our food (mainly meat) was not included. Bottom line: enjoy the food but insist on packing leftovers yourself so you won't be peeved the rest of the night.
Posted by Nice on 01/18/2006
The first time I went to Ajisen noodle was in Shanghai, China. The food is amazing there. I am surprised there is one in New York. But it is not as good as the one in Shanghai. This one in Chinatown is also managed by Chinese. The noodles are delicious especially the soup. And if you go there in weekdays, there is a good deal. two appetizers+two entry course+two cups of bubble milk tea=$19. I think it is worth it.
Posted by Anonymous on 11/04/2005
In the heart of Chinatown. This place has great soups, and an ample picture menu but also has cheap, sizeable and delicious sushi. Great atmosphere, great value.
Posted by i <3 ny on 09/30/2005
My roommate from Taiwan first took me here for bubble tea two years ago, and i've been back many times since. The atmosphere is cozy and so is the waitstaff... sometimes. There is one server who seems to always have an attitude. If you get him, just make sure you already know what you want to order since he doesn't like to explain or give suggestions. The tapioca (bubble) teas are a must have and so is the fried vegetables with white rice. Their noodle soups are lovely. Great chinese food for great prices!


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The Sundayage Agenda
Melbourne Australia
January 25, 2004
Fans of David Sylvian's Bryan Ferry/David Bowie stylings with his old group, Japan, may find this spiky solo improvisation heavy going. Initially an internet exclusive release, the now locally available Blemish employs the guitar as a sonic offsider for treated noise, rather than an instrument, and Sylvian's often double tracked voice. The stark, raw atmosphere of the bitter love songs juxtaposes Sylvian's heart-on-sleeve lyricism with the icy touch of treated electronica. A riveting study in isolation made for close listening.
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Here we go. The biggest trend in the world right now..... The Ice Bucket Challenge!!! My dear friend, Maura Fenske, and my wonderful cousin, Jesse Wharff, laid out the challenge, and here it goes.
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Once Upon a Time
10 Burning Questions From Once Upon a Time Season 2, Episode 8
We love all of Once Upon a Time's many, many mysteries, but sometimes it seems like each episode introduces more questions than it answers. To that end, we've tackled the ten biggest questions from this week's episode in order to make sense of everything that happened. Here are ten questions from Season 2, Episode 8: "Into the Deep."
1. Did Hook really take Aurora's heart?
It's no secret that Captain Hook has already stolen our hearts. But we weren't exactly thrilled that he swiped Aurora's — as if the poor girl hasn't had enough to deal with. So how did he learn to do it? We're thinking he might have used pixie dust from Neverland, and perhaps he has seen Cora taking someone's heart and has learned from her. Give it back, dude.
Then again, did Hook actually take Aurora's heart, since we never see him do it? It does seem a little odd that he would tell Aurora to give Emma a message when he knows that he and Cora can just manipulate Aurora's heart to make her say whatever they want her to say. Something seems fishy (and no, that's not a mermaid joke).
2. Will Emma and Snow get the ink — or will they need to summon a certain mermaid?
It's safe to say that approximately 0.0001% of the plans that are made by the characters on this show manage to get carried out without anything going wrong. That's why we would be shocked if Snow and Emma successfully retrieve the ink from Rumple's secret stash and are able to trap Cora.
More likely, they'll need to summon a mermaid for some assistance — which we're assuming means that the Little Mermaid will be joining the team sooner than later. Speaking of which, we would by lying if we said that we didn't bust out "Part of Your World" whenever we do karaoke. It's a great karaoke jam, people.
3. Will Ursula be the squid whose ink they have to get?
In the Disney version of The Little Mermaid, Ursula looks a bit more like an octopus than a squid, but we're thinking she's likely to be the squid that Gold refers to when he tells Henry about the ink for the quill. And let's just say that, as we see this week, Gold apparently tells the least comforting bedtime stories ever.
4. How will Aurora get her heart back?
Thanks to Hook stealing Aurora's heart, Cora has managed to turn Aurora into her own personal ventriloquist dummy. So how long will it take the other ladies to realize that Aurora is leading them astray? Given that Snow was able to catch Cora when she was disguised as Lancelot and used Henry's name, let's hope that Snow can catch her again.
5. Will Aurora eventually make a deal with Cora to bring back Phillip?
Can we promise that we would have turned down Cora's offer to bring Phillip back to life, just as Aurora turned down this week? No, we can't — the dude is all kinds of gorgeous.
And because we've gotten hints that Phillip is in fact returning to the show, we're wondering if Aurora will in fact align herself with Cora to make this happen. Or perhaps someone else will help Aurora bring Phillip back, like perhaps Gold.
6. How long will David remain asleep?
There are certainly times — typically on Monday mornings — when we feel like we could stay asleep for several years at the least. But we're thinking David would prefer to rise and shine, especially since he's stuck in that fiery room. However, David might have to wait for Snow to get back to Storybrooke and kiss him before he can regain consciousness. Could be a long wait.
But David had luck this week smashing through floors, Hulk-style, so if we were him, we'd attempt this "groundbreaking" solution until he smashed through everything in sight and ended up somewhere that's not on fire. Either that, or he should grab a bag of marshmallows and make the best of things by whipping up some s'mores.
7. So whose side is Captain Hook on exactly?
Talk about a flip-flopper. It felt like Hook changed his mind a bajillion times this week about whose side he's on — or at least he made it seem that way. We still think he really does have feelings for Emma, and so we're holding out hope that he sees the error of his ways and saves Aurora's heart. Still, Cora is not the kind of person you really want to screw over.
8. Do you still want Emma to end up with Hook?
Can we really root for Emma to end up with a dude who's capable of pulling out someone's heart? Then again, Emma's other primary options appear to be Neal and August, neither of whom are fans of staying on the right side of the law. So we can't help but expect that Hook will have a change of "heart" and will turn on Cora.
9. Why did the Rumbelle date get interrupted? Seriously — we're not happy!
We finally get to see Rumple and Belle on their long-awaited burger date, and then Regina has to go and interrupt it by spooking Belle with talk of Cora? Gah! But before Regina came barging in and acting all Regina-esque, we loved watching those two explore the wonders of ground beef. Belle has a way of bringing out an adorable side to Rumple that we forget he has.
10. Couldn't Cora have come up with a cooler way to send a message than a bird?
Cora has access to any number of magical powers, and yet she chooses a rather lame method like a crow to give Snow her ultimatum? Let's just say that anyone who's seen Big Bird on Sesame Street knows that talking birds should never be your first option when dealing with a crisis.
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NSW Declares Total Fire Ban
Volunteer Rural Fire Service members from Bungendore respond to a... News PhotoAustralia,Cooma,Emergencies and Disasters,Full Length,Horizontal,People,Volunteer,WeatherPhotographer Brendon ThorneCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesBUNGENDORE, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 08: Volunteer Rural Fire Service members from Bungendore respond to a fire at Mount Fairy on January 8, 2013 in Bungendore, Australia. NSW was declared a total fire ban with the Illawarra, Shoalhaven and Southern Ranges regions placed on 'Catastrophic' alert. (Photo by Brendon Thorne/Getty Images)


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Outdoor Gear Canada (OGC) has taken a big leap to modernize its operations and improve customer satisfaction.
As a prominent distributor of cycling, snow sports and outdoor recreation gear, OGC wanted to improve order taking and fulfillment by upgrading from its legacy system. The implementation of Infor Distribution SX.e and Infor Storefront has already increased efficiency in the warranty department, and the new search capabilities enable customers to more easily find and purchase desired goods.
"Our legacy system was doing the job, but was completely lacking in sophistication. It was becoming apparent that we needed to replace the solution to ensure that our business continuity remained constant," said Jean Cloutier, OGC vice president of operations and finance. "Infor has a high number of large, multi-warehouse companies that are using SX.e, and we felt they would deliver the flexibly that we required to maintain operations, allowing the system to adapt to us."
OGC had been running a heavily modified legacy program. The 20-year-old system was ineffective as a B2B interface, offering minimal business intelligence and integration capability. Infor provided a more modern user interface (UI), strong business intelligence, and a scalable solution that more easily integrates between different modules and applications.
Key Enhancements
Infor Storefront provides search capabilities that help to improve sales by making it easier for customers to locate products using keywords. The legacy ERP was limited in this respect, and required the use of a SKU or a 24-character description. The sheer number of product variables, such as size, color, etc. made this process more difficult for OGC customers.
Infor Storefront now enables OGC to use both multicurrency and multilingual functionality, an area it previously lacked. The bilingual upgrade in particular was an important factor, as approximately 25 percent of OGC customers speak French.
The company has also gained in-depth costing and margin analysis capabilities, an area that helps track growth and provides forward-thinking evaluations.
OGC is also considering adoption of Infor ION, the lightweight middleware platform.
"Outdoor Gear's use of Infor Distribution SX.e and Infor Storefront exemplifies how a company can strengthen their market position with an investment in the right distribution technology," said Andy Berry, general manager of Infor Distribution.


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April 30, 2012
Lobos Battle with Boise for First MW Victory, 6-5
New Mexico Lobos Softball -- Helen of Troy Field, El Paso, Texas
Tuesday, May 1: Lobos at UTEP, 4 p.m. MT
Wednesday, May 2: Lobos at UTEP, doubleheader starting at 11 a.m. MT
GoLobos.com: Recap, statistics
The New Mexico Lobos travel to El Paso, Texas, May 1-2, for a three-game series at UTEP. The series is likely to feature plenty of action as UNM leads the nation in home runs with 77 and the Miners' Camilla Carrera is the individual leader with 29 long balls.
New Mexico (25-18, 1-5) is fresh off its first Mountain West victory of 2012, having defeated Boise State 6-5 in eight innings on April 29. The Lobos went 1-2 on the weekend, dropping the first two games of the series, 8-5 and 8-6, respectively.
The Lobos-Broncos series will be aired May 2 on tape delay on TheMtn. The games will air at 3:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. (all MT).
Jessica Garcia led UNM in the series going 7-for-12 on the weekend. The Lobo senior catcher tallied four RBIs and scored four runs. Garcia had two home runs, including her game-winning blast in the top of the eighth inning on Sunday afternoon. Her four RBIs in the series puts her season total at 54, which ties the UNM single season record set by Danielle Cassara in 1999.
Stefanie Carramusa was 6-for-12 on the weekend and hit two home runs putting her season total to 20 and her career total to 36. The junior shares the No. 1 spot in UNM history books with Kathy Moore (1998-2001) for career home runs.
Kaela DeBroeck (12-6, 5.56 ERA) was Sunday's winning pitcher. In eight innings the junior faced 36 batters, allowing eight hits and five earned runs. DeBroeck walked four and struck out four.
Carrie Sheehan (8-5) took the loss on April 27. The freshman hurler leads UNM's pitching staff with a 4.27 ERA in 25 appearances and 98.1 innings pitched.
Junior Kari Gutierrez (5-7, 4.86 ERA) threw on April 28 and suffered the loss.
UTEP The Miners (14-36, 3-21 C-USA) dropped their final three regular-season Conference USA games at Tulsa over the weekend, 4-2, 12-4 (5) and 11-0 (5). The three-game series with UNM are UTEP's final regular-season contests before beginning the Conference USA Tournament in Birmingham, Ala., May 10.
UTEP bats .285 as a team and is led by Camilla Carrera. The senior leads the nation in home runs with 29 (.58 a contest). For games through April 22, Carrera also claimed the No. 1 spot for slugging percentage 1.206 and was fifth among Div. I players in batting average (.460 -- .450 as of April 29) as well as RBIs per game (1.3).
Colleen Hohman has logged 135.2 innings in the circle for the Miners and is 5-18 with a 5.88 ERA. Cynthia Villastrigo is UTEP's other main pitcher. The junior is 6-13 in 29 appearances and owns a 7.68 ERA.
SERIES HISTORY The Lobos own a 6-5 advantage over UTEP. Last season to teams played in El Paso and split. UNM took the first game 10-4 and the Miners won the second, 10-3.
UNM will return to Lobo Field, May 4-6, for a three-game series against UNLV. Friday's game starts at 6 p.m. MT.


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Samsung Intercept
Last Updated: Jul 8th,2010
The Samsung Intercept is Sprint's long awaited upgrade to the Samsung Moment. It sports a 3.2 inch screen and a 3.2 megapixel camera sans flash. It's not going to be the powerhouse keyboard-enabled device on Sprint's network, that's what the Epic 4G is for, but it's an affordable option and a decent step up from the now-retired Samsung moment.
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News & UpdatesAndroid 2.2 Froyo Rolling Out Today for Samsung Intercept on Virgin Mobile
If you own the Samsung Intercept and it just so happens to be with Virgin Mobile, today is your lucky day! Reports have been coming in that some lucky users are being prompted for an over the air update that will bump the Intercept to Android 2.2 Froyo. Upon completing the update, you will notice […]Samsung Intercept to Receive Froyo Update Monday
Virgin Mobile fans using the Samsung Intercept won't be without Froyo for much longer. Reports have come in saying several Intercept-owning subscribers have received a text message from Virgin letting them know that a software upgrade will be pulled down to their phones starting this upcoming Monday. There's Froyo and all the awesome stuff that […]Virgin's Samsung Intercept Getting Android 2.2 on March 25th
Virgin Mobile here in the United States has tweeted that they'll be issuing the upgrade to Android 2.2 to their users starting March 25th. I assume it'll be a staggered process, so don't be surprised if you make it into April without the update. It's also interesting how they've managed to throw up a solid […]Android 2.2 Coming to Samsung Intercept for Virgin Mobile this Spring
According to a recent tweet, Virgin Mobile USA will be updating their Samsung Intercept to Android 2.2 "sometime this spring." The Intercept is relatively new to to VM's lineup, arriving only back in October of 2010. If they stick to their word it could set a new record for getting Android 2.2 to a Samsung […]Intercept Issues: What Are They? Also, Possibly Fixed by Samsung
It's well known that the FroYo update has caused issues for almost half of its users. Phandroid just got an anonymous tip detailing the all of the issues that users have been experiencing. That's quite a hefty list of issues ranging from "not a big deal" to "oh, crap". Thankfully there is light at the […]FroYo for Intercept Griefing Consumers
The boys over at Talk Android got some information that may pertain to a lot of you; yes, I've been browsing over the grumblings regarding this in the announcement post. But the short and long of it is that Sprint knows the update is causing some serious bloody headaches, and the official word seems to […]Samsung Intercept Receives Android 2.2
The Samsung Intercept has begun to receive its update to Android 2.2 (Froyo), just as reported. After installation, the Intercept will reside at software version S:M910.05.S.DL05 with all the bells and whistles Froyo affords to users. More than just an entire OS upgrade, the update brings along fixes for Sprint Navigation, dropped call issues, and […]Samsung Intercept Froyo Update Coming Tomorrow?
Samsung Intercept users might be in for a treat tomorrow: Android Central has learned that the upgrade to Android 2.2 may be pushed to you at that time. Bug fixes include fixing force closes on messages, fixes for dropped call issues, and a fix to help you actually use Google.com. (Apparently, it didn't work before. […]Samsung Intercept on Virgin Mobile (US) Now Available
Virgin was quiet on the pricing and availability of their Samsung Intercept – which isn't a Galaxy S phone, mind you – when they announced it, but today it's enjoying a quiet release for the no-contract carrier. You can grab the device up for $249.99 exclusively at Target today, and at key retailers (Best Buy, […]Samsung Intercept Headed to Virgin Mobile
The Samsung Intercept originally found its home with regional carrier US Cellular, but Virgin Mobile's looking to get in on the action as well as they've just announced the Intercept to be their first Android handset. It'll come with Android 2.1 on board being powered by an 800MHz processor, a 3.2-inch touchscreen, a 3.2-megapixel camera, […]


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Bird-Headed Snake Goddess
Egypt, 4000 BC
This statue is from Egypt, 4000 BC, but the imagery is far older and the motifs were common throughout Africa, Asia, and Europe. Snake Goddesses represent rebirth and renewal; as the snake sheds it skin, so the soul is reborn. Snakes are dualistic; they can be maternal in their protection of crops from vermin, but also threatening and dangerous.
They also represent sexuality, as seen in the curving, fluid nature of Her spine. Her bird head represents Her connection to heaven; this Goddess is both the Earth Mother, and the Queen of the Skies. Her snake body is of the maternal earth, and her bird head is wisdom and the sky.
She raises her arms upwards in an act of worship, reminding us that Goddess and worshipper, human and divine, are one.
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Sounds to me like it is not reading your config. This happens when you have one on the SD and the HDD, so double check that. Also happens if you start Cfg without the drive plugged in, then plug it in during the timeout.
Be sure that you have a usb-loader folder on the root of the HDD or SD.
Damn I suck!!!!
Followed the rest of the steps and all is well MANY THANKS @ muifrog your instructions worked PERFECTLY
I accidentally posted this on the wrong thread earlier.
Well I find myself in need of advice again. I fixed the problem I was with USBloader cfg by changing the default IOS to anything other than 250. I also backed up my usb drive and reformatted it (WBFS). I used wii backup manager to reinstall my games but now if I have my drive plugged in and turned on when my wii boots it locks up. If I wait till it is at the home screen then turn on the HDD I have no problems. Any ideas?
Does this work for my HardMod Wii that was done several years ago? I want to play game directly from my USB HD. Thanks.
I am having a super hard time doing this as I have a japanese Wii - I am attempting the 4.3j Yu-Gi-Oh sd hack and have a question from the VERY start - when I am saving my profile to begin the process, am I saving it to SD or to my Gamecube style memory card?
Again, super noob - if things were in English I would probably feel the slightest bit more confident of what I was doing
I've just started softmodding my wii and ave been following the 4.3 softmod guide.
wii version 4.3E, PAL, australia.
Ok, so I extracted Hackmii_0.8_IP_SS_BB2.zip to the SD card (SD 2GB) , installed to wii, started a game of indianna jones original, exit to wii menu wii settings,data managment, save, wii, SD.
There were 3 regions, and I used Europe, as when I tried JPn it said I had to play game first, but it was happy when I chose Europe. (I'm in Oz, so which one??)
Next went back and started saved game and went to art room and selected left character and chose switch option.
Program started and pressed "1" when appeared.
Did a test, said boot mii coduld not be installed, ios would be needed (something like that).
Pressed continue and selected install homebrew channel at next menu.
It started and then said "Exception (DSI) occurred!" followed by prorgam and stack dump.
I checked the ios36-fix suggested if somthing goes wrong but mentions nothing about 4.3 version.
I followed the guide but no joy, what do I do now?
my MMM is messed up.... it just goes to a black screen and the CD light blinks and the wiimote turns off... no MMM. help, anyone?
ohh, wait, nevermind scratch that, i got this... ^_^ it's workin.
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