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While the store does offer a return policy on most products purchased through the website, it is unclear whether they will refund skin care products like Eyliplex-2 that have been opened and tried. In addition, we were unable to find customer testimonials on the company website to back the claims of the product. We believe that providing both of these to the customer allows her or him to shop with confidence, knowing the they have the full backing of the company with every purchase that's made.
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In addition to our concerns over the Eyliplex customer testimonials and return policy, we are equally disappointed to find that the Kohl's website does not provide a complete ingredient list for Eyliplex-2. The only active ingredients that are listed on the company website include Superlift, Rho-Cite in the day formula, and Haloxyl PFE and Mala-Plump in the night balm. We have no way of knowing if either formula contains proven anti-aging ingredients like matrixyl, argireline, soluble collagen or hyaluronic acid.
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- We were unable to locate customer testimonials to back the claims of the product.
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If you read the body of the Freeh Report (as opposed to Freeh's irresponsible press release), you will see that it demonstrates that Paterno, Spanier, Curley, and Schultz exercised what looks like due diligence in handling the 2001 incident.
First, Paterno took McQueary to Curley and Schultz: hardly the action of somebody who doesn't want a story to spread. Paterno also is on record as objecting to the presence of 2nd Mile children due to general liability concerns.
Curley notified the director of the 2nd Mile, who then told two others. (Most people who want to cover something up don't put it on record with E-mail, and they certainly don't tell other people!) 2nd Mile concluded that it was a "non-incident." No word of blame from Freeh about that, which (among other things) taints his entire report.
Schultz took the matter to attorney Wendell Courtney, who apparently provided legal advice on the matter. I doubt that Courtney would have advised Schultz to violate the law.
No word of blame from Freeh for the Department of Public Welfare, which was supposed to have told the 2nd Mile about the 1998 incident.
The fact that Karen Peetz accepted this report's conclusion at face value, and made the defamatory statement that Paterno's record was marred, underscores further her lack of fitness to exercise any leadership role at Penn State.
This article is yet more evidence of the Freeh Report's slipshod and incomplete nature. The truth is that DPW and not Penn State had the duty to inform the 2nd Mile of the 1998 investigation.
See also http://www.statecollege.com/news/columns/district-judge-never-once-any-sign-paterno-tampered-in-justice-system-988524/ for a State College magistrate who attests that Paterno NEVER tried to interfere with the local judicial system. A football player with unpaid fines had to pay them, end of story, although his teammates took up a collection to bail him out.
"a contrasting view to comments made by former student affairs vice president Vicki Triponey" is easily parsed as, "Vicky Tripony spoke with forked tongue."
Paterno reported to Curley. He was not the top person in the athletic department.
Governor Corbett, just like the Trustees said about Coach Paterno--you could have done more.
Re: "Corbett also acknowledged taking a calculated risk that Sandusky could continue to abuse new children but said he and his agents were confident that since Sandusky knew he was the target of a criminal probe he would not do so."
Sandusky knew he was the target of a criminal probe in the late 1990s, but he was nonetheless in that shower with a boy in 2001.
The bottom line is that Corbett did the moral equivalent of allowing a suspected murderer to keep killing so as to gather more evidence, and every single word he said about Paterno on Nov. 9 ("Remember the children") can be held against him a hundred fold. Paterno had only a second-hand story, upon which he acted, but Corbett had far more information and he failed to act on it. This may well have allowed Sandusky to commit more sex crimes against children.
PS4RS is not aligning itself with anybody who is proven guilty of wrongdoing.
The only people who have so far proven themselves unfit for their jobs are the Trustees, and especially Masser. He made, in his capacity as a Trustee, a public statement that could well be libelous if it turns out to be untrue. (Not legal advice, I am not a lawyer.)
Masser is in my opinion a loose cannon whose big mouth could get Penn State sued (not legal advice, I am not a lawyer). An accusation of a crime and/or unprofessional conduct ("a cover up") is libelous and actionable if not true and, if I were Graham Spanier, I would be talking to a personal injury lawyer at this very moment.
Penn State needs Masser off the Board and out the door as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, he was forced on Penn State by the agricultural societies which means it might be hard to remove him no matter how much damage he causes.
My brain is only partly connected--I meant, "what they did to somebody's husband, father, or grandfather what they did to Coach Paterno on Nov. 9"
Peetz and her colleagues have as much chance of reaching out to the Paterno family as Sirhan Sirhan or Lee Harvey Oswald had of reaching out to the Kennedy family.
Do they lack the brains and maturity to understand that, after you do what they did to somebody's wife, children, and grandchildren what they did to Coach Paterno on Nov. 9, and then aggravate their initial offense by defaming him as recently as this March, you cannot have any kind of relationship with the people you have injured? Nor can they have any kind of relationship of trust and respect with any person who calls himself a gentleman or a lady. No gentleman or lady can tolerate or condone the act in question.
Crimes without specific dates--anonymous victims--an inflammatory grand jury presentment-- These things do not prove Sandusky innocent, of course, but the prosecution has a big credibility problem that seems to get bigger every day.
Remember just how much damage that presentment did to innocent third parties including not only Coach Paterno but also to Mike McQueary.
Noting Joyner's participation in the Board of Trustees' actions of Nov. 9, he does not have my trust, confidence, or support, and I will not support him as AD or indeed in any role of authority or responsibility at Penn State.
Make no mistake; the alumni fired Anne Riley for cause, and the same would have gone for Jones had he run for reelection. Garban, Suhey, Myers, Deviney, and Arnelle will be voted out as well if they actually stand for reelection.
The Trustees' admission that they had no crisis management plan in November underscores the conclusion that they panicked and fired Coach Paterno in a pusillanimous rush to judgment and despicable act of moral cowardice.
Re: ""In these difficult economic times, universities that receive taxpayer dollars such as the state-relateds need to tighten their belt like Pennsylvania businesses and families have had to do, and they need to make wise financial decisions and not be raising tuition as their default,"
Good. Then we need to look at the millions of dollars Penn State's Trustees squandered on spin doctors during the past half year. Maybe the students whose money is being squandered should look into legal ways to get these expenditures shut down.
The first thing they need to do is get that loudmouth Eckel off the Board. He makes the agricultural societies look bad.
The Paternos are being very polite about what they have to say about the Trustees. The Trustees do not deserve the courtesy.
"The price of their obsession with speed over accuracy is a book that distorts the truth and offers conclusions and theories for which the authors have no evidence." It sounds to me like these two authors would make perfect Penn State Trustees under the standards by which the Board operates.
Re: "The saturation strategy has visibly upset prosecutors, who kept quiet at first, but grew increasingly vocal about the tactic." Then the prosecutors should not have started it by trying the case in the papers, e.g. by releasing an allegedly dishonest and inflammatory Grand Jury presentment that makes anything they had to say later far less believable.
Recall that the presentment said that McQueary testified under oath that he actually saw Sandusky commit a sexual assault. Unless he told the Grand Jury something other than what he told the Schultz/Curley hearing, Dr. Dranov, and others, the presentment includes a blatant lie. Also recall that Governor Corbett and Police Commissioner Frank Noonan both made public and derogatory statements about Joe Paterno.
Corbett, Noonan, and the prosecution team opened this can of worms, and I think Judge Cleland was very gracious in acting to close it for them.
We need to get a Republican to run against Corbett in the primary, and/or a moderate or conservative Democrat to run against him in the general election. He is clearly unfit to hold any position of public trust or responsibility. He is simply not believable and his statement that Paterno "should have done more" (in contravention of the existing University policy for which the Trustees were responsible) underscores his defects in character and ethics.
I am incidentally speaking as a registered Republican who made the apparent mistake of voting for this individual in 2010, based on his opposition to ObamaCare. His tenure has however been a disappointment to me since the day he took office, noting for example that he offered no viable alternatives to ObamaCare.


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It is with great sadness that I share with you the following news:
Roland J. Bouchard, our dear friend and member of the Parkview
family, passed away today at 12:19pm from complications due
to lung cancer.
Roland wasn't just our friend, he was a devoted volunteer and expert
grammarian who could challenge the best of us to write better, speak
better and always carry a smile on our faces. To say that Roland was
one of a kind is an egregious understatement. No one here at Parkview,
it seems, was exempt from Roland's expectation for excellence, nor his
unbridled charm. When there was a need, just about any need for the
service of a volunteer, Roland was the first to show up and often the last
to leave. His commitment to Parkview, and that includes each and every
individual here at the hospital, was unparalleled. It can not be overstated
that Roland truly considered Parkview, this hospital, his home filled with
members of his precious family. He could not walk down the hallways,
any hallway here, without stopping and talking with our staff and employees….
you and me. He always had a joke or a kind word that he'd share, ALWAYS
with a twinkle in his eye!
Roland will be sorely missed around here; but he won't ever be forgotten.
Three weeks ago we threw Roland a "We Love You, Roland" party, and boy,
did he light up at that! It was a surprise and I do believe I caught a tear rolling
down Roland's cheek. He loved each and every minute of the attention, the
love, the hugs…did I mention the hugs? Roland was in his glory. We have
beautiful photos from that party to add to the photo album we gave him. Many
of you signed a book of memories; for those who didn't get the chance, we will
make sure you can when we set up a table out in the hall sometime next week.
A very special THANK YOU goes out to everyone who helped care for, pray for,
or visit with Roland, particularly the past couple of weeks. I cannot tell you how important
that was to him. He absolutely FELT the love. But, an ENORMOUS
thank you goes out to Bob Murphy…Nurse Bob in the ED. Like he has been for the
past two years of Roland's deteriorating health, Bob was with Roland today when
he left this world. Bob has been an amazing friend. The ULTIMATE friend to Roland.
So be sure to give Bob a hug or a pat on the back when you see him. We are indeed
a family here at Parkview and we need to continue to rally behind one another and carry
on in the tradition of the inimitable Roland J. Bouchard: try our best with a smile on our
We love you, Roland and hope to see you again!
Tory Ryden
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I recently traveled to Peru and was blown away by the diverse and intricate cuisine. I was able to sample street food and for some reason tasted better than when I ate it at a restaurant. I wished that I could replicate that in New York City. Well to my surprise, my jaw dropped when I was walking by Union Square West almost at 14th Street and I see a Peruvian Food Cart. I immediately asked if they served anticuchos. The owner Rafael, chuckled at my excitement and said "We have been waiting for you my friend." I felt like I knew this guy all my life. He let me try the Aji de Gallina and I was hooked. He explained how hard it has been to get the business started, but that it has is good moments. I had a Chicha Morada, which is a purple corn drink. I had a huge smile on my face the rest of the day. I have visited the cart 3 more times and every time it is just incredible. I highly recommend. Miguel Samanez is the brains behind the food and have met him as well. He is very knowledgeable and has worked many places, but attributes his skills to his mom. By far my favorite cart, looking forward to the restaurant...


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- Activităţi de aventură şi outdoor - Activităţi acvatice
- Activităţi de aventură şi outdoor - Activităţi aeriene
- Activităţi de aventură şi outdoor - Activităţi terestre
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Tour Overview :
Go deep into Thailand's Northern hills and meet hill tribes in their villages to learn more about the lives of these fascinating people.
Highlight :
|Hike to a hill tribe village and learn the traditions and customs of its inhabitants
|Learn about mahout (elephant keeping) skills and ride your elephant through a bamboo forest
|Take a bamboo raft journey along the river to visit the Shan hill tribe
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All year - Daily
Tour Inclusion :
|Accommodation with daily breakfast at selected hotels
|Private tours, transfers and all services as mentioned in the itinerary
|Services of a private driver and air-conditioned vehicles
|Service of English speaking guides in every location
|Entrance fees for all mentioned sights visited
|Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
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|Domestic & international flights
|Departure taxes if applicable
|Meals other than those mentioned in the itinerary
|Early check-in and late check-out at hotels.
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Day by Day Itinerary :
Date 1 : Chiang Mai - MAE JOK
Transfer by private vehicle from your hotel in Chiang Mai to the mountains north of the city. We'll take a stop to join the locals at Mae Malai market: don't forget to haggle!
Date 2 : MAE JOK - PA KHAOLAM
Breakfast will be served in the early morning, after which we'll walk beneath the jungle canopy to the Karen elephant camp. The Karen are famous for their mahout, or elephant keeping heritage and their history together reaches back for hundreds of years.
Date 3 : PA KHAOLAM - CHIANG MAI
After breakfast, board a bamboo raft and glide along with the current to the Shan village of Sop Kai. The Shan get their name from the Shan plateau of Myanmar which they are believed to have inhabited as far back as the 10th century. We'll pass other hill tribe villages as our raft floats downstream past the riverbanks.


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ENGLEWOOD – John Elway is an NFL draft dodger, and that's why it's jarring to listen to him talk about, yes, the NFL draft.
The Denver Broncos new guru is a draft nerd. He's given his life over to the selection process, which he hopes will transform his franchise from weak to mighty. He talked for nearly an hour about the draft Wednesday afternoon. You get the feeling he could talk for a couple of days.


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Kara Goucher is a rock star in the running world. She is beautiful and sweet and tough and strong. She has become the paradigm for the modern running woman and fast becoming it for the modern running mother. I am waiting for her to meet me in the lobby of a hotel in NYC and enjoying the surreal feel of the moment…a journey that began months earlier by a simple gesture. I have sent many of my Remanents running (and otherwise) inspired cards and tees to people I have genuinely admired over the years, and have received some of the most gracious responses. The one I received from Kara Goucher was just that–a heart felt note and sincere interest in my running and business. She makes her own cards to inspire her friends. So I asked her to design one (just for fun) with me for charity and she was in. Wow.
We live on opposite coasts, but with e-mails and mailings laced with reassurances like "less is more" and "keep it simple" flying back and forth, we very easily find common ground. We go with a Keith Haring-ish drawing by Kara and a Remanents pun (Kara is often described as a world-class runner "with a heart of gold"…she's that, and BOLD). It was an effortless collaboration as she picks a shirt style, envelope color and tells a story to inspire on the back. She's a designers dream. Kara chooses MADD [Mother's Against Drunk Driving] as her choice of charity. Her father was killed by a drunk driver years ago and this will honor his memory. As a mother of teenagers and a young adult, this one is a cause close to home. (See article on Kara's family and MADD)
I am really excited to see Kara coming through the front door of the hotel. She greets me with a warm smile. She introduces me to her good friend Paula Radcliffe (yes, I am kind freaking out a little to be among these ladies). They have come from a luncheon and were just discussing the specifics of working out later in the hotel gym. It could have been any one of the running women I know scheduling their next workout. I am struck by their "normalness" and by the fact that they are working out the night before a race. Paula catches the elevator back to her room and Kara and I head off to get the new "Kara-tee for Charity". She runs upstairs and returns shortly looking SO adorable with her baby belly and with husband Adam in tow. LDFs Jane and Jamie have tagged along to help out and are masters at keeping her engaged in conversation while Andrea takes some shots. Adam is charming and kind.
I get to jump in with Kara for a few of the photos and we head out onto the street in front of the hotel to take a few more. We are amazed that this incredible couple is still hanging with this forty something crowd. They are full of genuine excitement for the arrival of their son, a new house and the next part of life. It was hard to remember that they are world class runners and not just another really nice couple from Oregon trying to give back.
So Kara and I hope you will consider buying one of these cards or one of these tees so we can donate 100% of the proceeds to MADD to honor her father. They are only available online at Remanents.
Thanks Kara and Adam, you are a great couple and great sports and we know you will make incredible parents.
10 Questions for Kara:
1. Running skirt, friend or foe?
I have to admit this to everyone. I modeled one for a Nike catalog in 2007 and I really liked the skirt. I wore it a lot, even in the Olympic village! I got a lot of compliments on it. But I could never wear it for a hard serious workout, I just couldn't.
2. What is your idea of the perfect run (details please…when, where with whom)
The perfect run would be on a beautiful sunny day in San Moritz. I have been lucky enough to enjoy several days of sunshine on the most amazing trails there. But for a perfect run, my dad would be there. That would be absolutely perfect.
3. What training tools/items/gear can you not live without? Will you use a jogging stroller?
I cannot live without my sports watch. I have never been able to just run and not worry about time. I like to document how far and fast I ran. No matter how fast or slow it was. I'm a bit obsessive about it. I love my sports watch! I doubt I'll use a jogging stroller. When I run it's my time, and I'm at "work." I can't imagine worrying about pushing my son around during that time.
4. What is your present state of running mind? Goals?
I am in my 7th month of pregnancy so running has taken a very different role for me right now. Instead of running as hard as I can and getting as fit as I can be, I have been able to just enjoy my running for what it is. It is time to reflect, time to see beauty, time to dream. I still have the same goals that I always have. Win a medal in the 2012 Olympics and win a Major Marathon here at home in the United States.
5. I was struck by the bond between you and Paula, what qualities do you value most in a (running) friend?
I value someone who is kind and thoughtful. I admire people who dream big and who hold themselves to high standards. I really appreciate people who are successful but don't feel threatened by others. Paula is the greatest female distance runner of all time, but she doesn't hesitate one second to help me out. That is a rare and wonderful quality. And you have to be able to be totally honest with a running friend. I love to talk, talk, and talk! I've gotten the closest to people on runs. There is an honesty there, you can share anything with each other.
OK, enough about running…
6. Best card you ever received? Given?
Asking me what is the best card I have ever received is like asking a mother which one is her favorite child. I have always loved cards. I have huge plastic tubs of them in my garage because I always save them. My mother is an amazing stamper and she has made me some of the most beautiful and clever cards, they are truly artwork. One of my closest friends always seems to send me a card at just the right time, when I am stressed or under the weather. Getting a piece of art in the mail is so amazing. To know that someone thought of you, that someone took the time to write it out and address it. That is a wonderful feeling. I am like my mom, but not as talented. I prefer to make a card, but I don't have the skill she does. I am horrible at remembering birthdays or holidays, but I always send a card when I know one of my friends or family needs a smile. I have even given them to competitors who I see struggling! I just think that a card can lift someone's spirits. It really can.
7. Why did you want to do a card to benefit MADD?
A few days before my 4th birthday my dad was killed by a drunk driver. It has forever changed the course of my life. MADD is a wonderful organization that helps families deal with the grief of such an event. I am proud to support it.
8. You look so cute in your "Run with a heart of [BOLD]" tee! Describe your personal style:
Why thank you! Because of my job, I spend a lot of time in workout clothes. I would say that I am a bit sporty but with a girlie edge. I love pink, I love hearts, I love all that stuff. I like to feel "cute" even when I workout, so that carries over to my personal style off the track as well.
9. Here is a pop culture quiz:
Favorite magazine to pass the time in an airport? I love Self. All the little tidbits of information, I can't get enough!
A TV show you watch on a regular basis? How I Met Your Mother and Modern Family. Give them a chance, they are hilarious! I also love So You Think You Can Dance.
Movie you could watch over and over? Notting Hill. I have watched it a hundred times on my treadmill.
Last book you read that you loved? I read a lot and I've read a lot of great books. But the two I have loved the most I reread once a year. To Kill a Mockingbird and The Great Gatsby.
What music would we hear in your house on a relaxing evening? I am a total top 40s girl. I like music that makes me feel happy. I listen to a lot of 80s, pop and rock, and a lot of what is current now. My husband is so ashamed! I am a sucker for the radio. I hear it, download it, and listen to it till I can't stand it anymore.
10. What other things have you been up to (besides designing cards and tees) since you have not been running as much? I hear you are writing a book…what is it about, and more importantly, when is it coming out?
I have been writing a book. It is a book of advice and motivation for women based on my experiences though running. I am not an expert, and I am not a coach. But I have learned a lot along the way that I think can help other women, from beginners to elite, improve and discover the joy of running. It has been such an amazing project. It will be released in April 2011. I have also been going to a lot of of races and expos, just exploring a whole different side to the sport. Being around people who run for so many different reasons, but not because it is their job. It has been such an inspiring time for me. I have loved it.
Extra credit: If I wasn't a runner I would be …?
Honestly I think that I would have gone on in school to get my PhD to be a Psychologist. I absolutely loved being a Psychology major. I still reach for Psychology Today first when I need something to read at the airport. I am fascinated by how people's minds work. I would definitely be doing something in the Psychology field.
Kara and Monica
Photos by runner/marathoner Andrea Mihalik


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Debby Ryan Stepping Up to Disney It Girl Status
Debby Ryan seems to be taking her designation as the Disney Channel's newest It Girl in stride. With her stint as a supporting player on "The Suite Life on Deck" wrapping up as the series airs its grand finale graduation episode tonight (5/6), she's deep into preparing for her own "Jessie" series to begin production next month. The question has been raised, can she be the next Miley Cyrus?
"No one will be the next Miley Cyrus," responds the highly self-possessed actress, who turns 18 May 13. "She's had such an iconic journey, and she's still on it. Selena (Gomez) has the same thing, and Vanessa Hudgens. I always say I don't want to be the next anyone. I want to be the first Debby Ryan."
Not that she doesn't admire predecessors in the Disney talent stable. "It's a small circle. Of course I know these girls," she says, referring to Miley, Selena, Vanessa, Ashley Tisdale, Chelsea Kane and others. "Young Hollywood is a small circle, a small town. You run into people like Abigain Breslin or Dakota Fanning and say hello. It's like being a theater kid in school, you have the same friends and tons in common. I've gotten some great advice from these people."
Such as? "Someone said — and I'm paraphrasing it a little to make it my own — people are going to love you and people are going to hate you, and you can't find your identity in it either way." She also, she says, gives advice to younger talents on the Disney Channel ladder, like Bella Thorne of "Shake It Up," and her soon-to-be "Jessie" cast mates.
"Questions will come up and I might say, 'I'll meet you at Starbuck's and we'll chat it up,' so it goes around."
Debby has been spending "a lot of time in the writers room" as well as in casting sessions for "Jessie" — on which she'll play the nanny to a multicultural brood of a wealthy and prominent New York City couple. "Disney has thanked me for coming in to read with the kids, but of course I want to read with them and see how we interact," she says. "Once we get the cast all nailed down, I want to take them all to Disneyland, which is going to be awesome." Of course.
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Catherine Baca and Joseph Chavez have announced their engagement and upcoming wedding on May 5.
Catherine is the daughter of Phillip and the late Shirley Baca of Los Trujillos. She has an associate degree in general studies from the University of New Mexico-Valencia Campus, and an associate degree in applied science from CNM. She works as a medical laboratory technician at Tricore in Socorro.
Joseph is the son of R. Sam and Anna Chavez of Jarales. He has a bachelor's degree in accounting from UNM, and is employed with the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue.
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Global Warming observations opposition often refer to the "proof" in the "climategate" hacked scientists' emails, despite several eminent scientific organizations' investigations concluding there was nothing there imputing climate science (just maybe using words my editor doesn't let me use, like "idiot"). The Murdoch press (like the Wall Street Journal) and Fox news praised the hacking […] [Read More]
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On the agenda: Basehor City Council
June 11, 2009
Basehor City Council
Monday, June 15
6 p.m. Work Session
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Basehor City Hall
Public Hearing — Sewer and Solid Waste Delinquent Accounts
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• Approve minutes of June 1 Regular Meeting
• Approve treasurer's report and vendor payments
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• Consider adoption of Boundary Ordinance
• Consider Scope of Service contract with MHS Engineering for 2009 Pavement Management Plan.
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With the 2012-13 season in a coma (perhaps wandering about the world of The Odyssey, where no one reaches the age of 16 and tyrannical club The Tower rules over all), Monday night's tilt between the Canucks and the Carolina Hurricanes was lost to us.
It's a shame, too. Not only would this game have given Canuck fans an early glimpse of the new-look Carolina Hurricanes, who acquired Jordan Staal and Alex Semin over the offseason, but it would have given Canuck fans a chance to see the Sedins face off against perhaps the only pair of siblings in the NHL that could have possibly rivalled them.
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"Your true nature is wholeness at one with the universe and all life," writes Master Mingtong Gu. Through Wisdom Healing Qigong, Mingtong Gu will guide you to deepen your experience as a human energy field of consciousness connected to the energetic universe. "By awakening the true essence of the Self in your cellular, ancient memory, the pathways to the essential nature will open. You can bridge all dimensions of the self: the relative and absolute, the inner and outer, and the formed and formless. Out of this realization, your joy, creativity, and love can naturally flow with deeper knowing and your well-being will resonate with effortless energy."
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The Acer Liquid A1 currently launches with Android 1.6 but if you're craving Android 2.0 fear not – it will start shipping in 2010 with 2.0 in tact. That would LIKELY mean that carriers will also push OTA updates to bring your A1 up to date but that can't be promised. Sometimes these tricky characters like to keep you a step behind so you have to buy another phone to catch yourself up. I wouldn't COUNT on that time of sliminess but you can never count it out.
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"Within the last year, original Texas Chainsaw Massacre director Tobe Hooper switched representation and found a home at Evolution Management, a robust firm that reps many folks working in the genre today. Great news, I thought, for Hooper who hasn't done a feature since Mortuary and, since then, directed two episodes of Masters of Horror. He's still attached to From a Buick 8, the Stephen King adaptation, but that seems to be running low on gas.
Being housed at Evolution is the best thing for him right now. He'll have some guidance. And maybe the fellas there will set him on the right track. Distance himself from the stigma of his '90s output and make "A Tobe Hooper film" mean something.
Now, it's no secret Evolution shares the same offices as Twisted Pictures, the place where the Saw franchise began. And recently, the company ruffled some feathers in the genre when it announced it had acquired the rights to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Evolution-repped Stephen Susco - known for The Grudge, The Grudge 2 and the quiet thriller Red - was going to get his hands greasy and rev up a new Chainsaw by penning a contemporary tale, ignoring the previous two films produced by Platinum Dunes. (I spoke with Twisted Pictures' Mark Burg a bit more about this approach here.) Since the company made its move on the property, I've been told there are a number of recognizable directors courting a chance to dance with Leatherface. I say now's the time, more than ever, to keep it in the family.
Put Tobe Hooper on the film.
When Platinum Dunes let the rights slip from its grasp, I'm told Hooper perked up to the idea of doing another Texas Chainsaw Massacre. But is there interest from the Twisted Pictures camp?
My ramblings stem from something I spied last night while at the after party for the Saw VI premiere. There was Tobe, sitting in a leather chair holding court with Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2's Bill Moseley and the Twisted Pictures crew, notably Carl Mazzacone, a key player in bringing the TCM rights to the company. And, instantly, my head began to swirl with the possibilities of a new Chainsaw under the direction of Hooper, regardless of the take Twisted has in mind.
Bring Hooper in to tackle a franchise he knows so well; a return equivalent to Romero reuniting with his walking corpses in Land of the Dead in 2005. Market the shit out of his big return and let people know Leatherface is in the right hands again.
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This time, I thought that I would try something with some additional "personality" -- I'd wanted learn a different method to make a 3rd hand ;-)
Step 1: Mix the Silicone and apply
Put a 2 foot square of brown butcher paper down on a table so that you don't mess up the table during this process. Place your hand firmly on the paper, and use a Popsicle stick to apply a "beauty coat", a thin coating to the hand. That will allow you to pick up all of the detail. Once the first coat is on, slather the rest on so that your hand is covered.
Wait about 20 minutes for the "fast set" to set.
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In Week One, a few area teams picked up big victories for their programs.
Two of them, Aiken and North Augusta, won rivalry matchups, and it was Aikens first win over South Aiken since 2011. Williston-Elko earned head coach Derek Youngbloods first win, and Wagener-Salley started its season off with a victory.
All those winning teams, and a couple that came up short, had performances worthy of Game Ball recognition.
Antawn Chandler, WR Aiken
With his team trailing 10-0 in the fourth quarter, Chandler caught a 51-yard touchdown pass that turned the momentum in the Hornets favor on the way to a 14-10 victory.
Rasool Clemons, LB South Aiken
Clemons showed why he received attention from multiple Division I programs before choosing Virginia, racking up two sacks and recovering a pair of fumbles.
Romero Lindley, DB North Augusta
Lindley actually started the scoring on the defensive side of the ball in a game against Midland Valley that became an offensive battle. His fumble recovery in the end zone started the show, and his late interception helped finish the 44-21 win.
Daniel Carr, QB Midland Valley
As usual, the Mustangs loss wasnt without a few highlights from Carr. He completed 9 of 22 passes for 109 yards and one touchdown and also ran for 95 yards with two scores, one a 75-yard breakaway.
Justice Wallace, TE/DE Williston-Elko
Always a presence on the defensive side of the ball, Wallace came up huge on offense in the Blue Devils 7-6 win over Silver Bluff. His 52-yard touchdown catch on a contested ball in traffic became the game-winning score.
KeAunri Holmes, RB Wagener-Salley
The War Eagles got off to a winning start in a 27-24 victory over Bethune-Bowman, and Holmes was a consistent producer. He racked up 106 yards on 13 carries and had a 65-yard touchdown run.
Craig Burton, RB Ridge Spring-Monetta
The Trojans lost to Saluda 47-20, but Burton carried his share of the load. He ran for 146 yards and a touchdown in 13 carries.
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CINCINNATI - Xavier University and University of Cincinnati collaborated to create a 90-second video that will be shown during the 2012 Skyline Chili Crosstown Classic at U.S. Bank Arena.
It highlights the fact that this year's XU-UC men's basketball game benefits the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, located in downtown Cincinnati. XU and UC also co-produced a 30-second joint institutional ad to offer to ESPN to air during the game's broadcast.
The men's and women's basketball teams at both universities toured the Freedom Center in October and the universities sponsored a XU-UC Day at the center on Nov. 10, with free admission for students and discounted admission for those who wore spirit wear.
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NEW YORK — New York City's plan to ban large sugary drinks from restaurants, movie theaters and other establishments was invalidated by a judge on Monday, the day before the new law was to take effect.
State Supreme Court Justice Milton Tingling in Manhattan called the regulation "arbitrary and capricious" and declared it invalid after the American Beverage Association and other business groups had sued the city challenging the ban.
The decision was a blow to Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who had touted the ban as a way to address what he has termed an obesity "epidemic." Beverage manufacturers and business groups had called the law an illegal overreach that would infringe upon consumers' personal liberty.
"We plan to appeal the decision as soon as possible, and we are confident the Board of Health's decision will ultimately be upheld," Michael Cardozo, the city's chief lawyer, said in a statement.
The ban had prohibited the city's food-service businesses from selling sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces, though city officials had said they would not begin imposing $200 fines on offending businesses until June.
Businesses such as Dunkin Donuts, which in recent days had been handing out information cards to its customers to explain the ban's impact on its menu, had been preparing to comply with the law.
Bloomberg has made improving the health of New Yorkers part of his legacy. The soda ban had followed similar crackdowns on fat, sugar and salt and a smoking ban that has been replicated around the world.
In anticipation of the soda ban, Bloomberg on Monday released new data tying sugary drinks to the city's fattest neighborhoods. The new city study showed nine of the neighborhoods with the 10 highest obesity rates were also the highest in sugary drink consumption. At the other end, the three least obese neighborhoods were also the lowest in sugary drink consumption.
Some public health experts had praised Bloomberg's effort, while business owners had derisively referred to his "nanny state." Public sentiment had appeared divided, with a Marist University poll last summer showing 53 percent of New York City adults against the ban and 42 percent in favor.
"I think right now he's starting to think about his legacy, and this was certainly one of the items he was going to point to," said Lee Miringoff, the Marist poll director. "So I'm sure this comes as a big disappointment."
Companies such as Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and McDonald's Corp had argued that the ban was inconsistent in its application, since it would still permit grocery and convenience stores to sell the drinks in any size.
The lawsuit also claimed the city's mayor-controlled health board, which approved the ban last fall, had improperly sidestepped the city council's legislative authority.
In his ruling, Tingling said the health board's power to enact regulations was intended to combat acute epidemics, rather than "chronic" sickness. He also zeroed in on the ban's loopholes, noting it would only have applied to businesses that are under the purview of the health department, like restaurants.
"It is arbitrary and capricious because it applies to some but not all food establishments in the city, it excludes other beverages that have significantly higher concentrations of sugar sweeteners and/or calories on suspect grounds, and the loopholes inherent in the rule ... serve to gut the purpose of the rule," he wrote.
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SurelyNot 2 years, 4 months ago
Good move. No place for arbitrary bans if we are free. Too much government control as it is.Now if we can get feds out of lunchrooms.
dav 2 years, 4 months ago
State Supreme Court Justice Milton Tingling in Manhattan called the regulation "arbitrary and capricious".... I have a few more choice words I could add to that
norcrossdude 2 years, 4 months ago
So nice that every other thing that government might be doing in NYC has been done! No potholes, corruption or exploding manholes from ancient steam pipes underground.
Stunning how the 'sheep' voters accept this kind of nonsense from those who we employ.
kevin 2 years, 4 months ago
About time a judge sees the light. How about putting a ban on teen pregnancy Mr. Mayor? When will you do something positive in your life besides stepping on peoples' rights?


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Fish dying overnight
In the past two weeks I've lost about half of my stock. I wake up in the morning and there's generally one or two bodies sucked to the filter intake screen. I'm truly at a loss as to what is causing these fish to die. There are no apparent signs of disease on the bodies. There is no sign of disease on the live fish. I don't see any signs of stress either. They generally seem content and feed well before I go to sleep, but when I wake up there are causalities.
Setup is a 55 gallon planted
pH: 7.2-7.6
Ammonia: 0 ppm
Nitrite: 0 ppm
Nitrate: 10 ppm
GH: 30 ppm
KH: 80 ppm
Temperature: 76º F
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11 Peppered Cory Catfish
11 Zebra Danio (from original 12)
8 Serpae Tetra (from original 13)
2 Black Neon Tetra (from original 13)
5 Otocinclus (from original 7)
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I feed a variety of flake, frozen brine shrimp, sinking algae wafers and shrimp pellets.
The deaths began the day after I added the Zebra Danios to the main tank. Prior to adding them, they were quarantined for 10 days, with no signs of illness. I haven't noticed any species harassing the others. Although the water tested fine, I did an emergency 20% water change today after finding three more dead fish this morning.
Any thoughts about what else I could check to try to get to the bottom of this?
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Re: Fish dying overnight
It has the pattern of oodinium, velvet. Look for a brassy, coppery dusting behind the head or on the fins of the fish.
Worst case? The zebras brought a bacterial or viral disease that they have partial immunity to (you've only lost one) but the established fish (black neons, serpae) have no immunity to. I'm afraid that's what I suspect, given the pattern of deaths among the fish. Only the Asian cherry barbs (like the Asian danios) are unaffected, among the schooling fish. It doesn't explain why the paleatus are unaffected, but your losses are mainly South American fish.
I've had tanks of wild fish to which I introduced domestic fish, and had the wilds wipe completely, as the domestics swam by happily...
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Re: Fish dying overnight
Thank you for your reply. That's an interesting theory you have. It would be consistent with the zebra danios making it through quarantine but then killing off other species. I purchased them at Petco, so I do not know whether these specimens were wild-caught or farmed.
I looked that the live fish just a few minutes ago and also examined the bodies of the dead ones, but do not see any signs of velvet, copper spots, ich, dropsy, or even stress. Ive never noticed any fish hiding in a corner, or exhibiting a swim bladder problem, or clinching their gills/fins. Each day they all seem to be contently swimming around, then the next morning something is dead.
The only thing different during the night from the day is this. I run the yeast-method DIY CO2 injection since it is a planted tank. At night the CO2 is discontinued and an air pump hooked up to a bubble wand is used to oxygenate the water. I discount the deaths being caused by asphyxia since Ive never seen any fish at the tank gasping for air in the morning and dont think the addition of CO2 is killing them. Since the water here is pretty hard, I also cant imagine there being a big swing in pH during the night. Ive tested the water at several times during the day, using more than one test kit. Ive also taken water samples to the pet store for testing to make sure my test kits are accurate; all the tests come back pretty much the same.
At this point Im not sure what to do. I dont like the thoughts of treating the tank with medicine, since I dont know what I should treat for since there are no external signs of disease, I dont want to destroy the biological filtration, the tank is planted, and the tank also has many Melanoides tuberculata snails. I suppose I could put the danios back into the quarantine tank, but Im not sure what that would accomplish in the long-term.
For now I did a 20% water change and put the carbon back in the filter. I generally run without carbon in the filter so as not to remove the plant fertilizer. Its never been a problem since I use R/O water and make 10% water changes weekly.
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Re: Fish dying overnight
If its bacterial or parasitic, your whole tank is infected, so there is no point in putting the new fish back into QT. To me it sounds bacterial. Grab some antibiotics like amoxicillin. I had an outbreak of columnaris(nasty stuff) in my 75 and I had no choice but to dose the whole tank. Lower the temp. A bit to slow down the life cycle of the bacteria.
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I'll disagree with manafel, something that is rare with his/her postings. Bacteria are either gram negative or gram positive, and you don't know which you have. So you don't know what antibiotic to use. Every misuse of an antibiotic is a potential aid to new antibiotic resistant strains.
It could also be viral, in which case all antibiotics are wasted.
We have a ban on aquarium antibiotics where I live, and when it came in, I was really worried. I lose fewer fish to disease now than I lost to treatments when they were readily available. It has actually been a surprisingly positive thing, since we tended to throw mostly expired pet shop pills at all kinds of inappropriate things. Amoxicillin is brilliant for columnaris, but what pathogen is in your tank?
You will probably never know.
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That is true, but amoxicillin helps with both gram negative and gram positive bacteria. I really only suggested antibacterials because with a large tank, it would be expensive to treat with normal medications. Who knows though. It could be something other than bacterial. If there are no external signs, the only way to tell is by examining samples.
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I tend to agree about not dosing meds for unidentified problems. Of course they could help but are just as likely to cause more problems, unless you know they work for what you are dealing with.
My first thought when reading your first post was to to ask if you dose CO2. I get what you are saying about no gasping etc but sudden, unexplained deaths at night with no sign of stress or illness fits so well. It could be something like the fish die at night not long after you turn off the lights but the CO2 is gone by the morning. You might consider testing for CO2, or an easier solution would be to disconnect the CO2 for a couple of days and see if the deaths stop, if they don't you know for sure it was nothing to do with that.
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I agree with snail,I have a 150 tall that is heavily planted and heavily stocked. I was using the yeast CO2 bottles and was having the same problem you are having. I stopped the co2 all together and put a bubble wand in the tank on a timer that goes from 2AM- 5AM. The fish stopped dying,the plants are growing fine without the yeast. I add a little liquid fert and chelated iron when I think of it. If you have alot of plants in your tank get rid of the CO2 and run the air pump at night for a weekor so and let us know what happens.
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We bought this Electrolux by recomendation..It was good until the ice machine not working?. Still waiting for the parts for the ice machine?
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We bought model 6 months ago and had no problems until we left for 2 months and the icemaker froze up. Had it replaced under warrantee. Repairman said to turn off icemaker when gone for week or longer and to dump ice every 2-3 weeks as icemaker may frost or ice up when not in use. Apparently this can be a problem for any make and model with icemaker located within the refrigerator. Also, we like to store tall bottles and had to remove a shelve to make this work. Apparently there are moveable half shelves that can be purchased to accomplish this.
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