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Hull to bag Darren Ambrose in Crytal Palace sale
HULL want to cash in on Crystal Palace's money problems by taking Darren Ambrose on the cheap.
And Tigers boss Phil Brown is plotting a cut-price £1m move for former Newcastle and Charlton star Ambrose, who has scored 12 goals this season.
The midfi elder has been in sparkling form, scoring in all of Palace's last six games. And Brown is eager to bolster his ranks in January ahead of his side's relegation scrap.
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The upturn in form has also saved Brown from the sack.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 11, 2010 The commander of U.S. Forces Afghanistan has launched an investigation into the circumstances that led to the death of a British aid worker, military officials said today.
Linda Norgrove was kidnapped by insurgents Sept. 26 and held in captivity in eastern Afghanistan's Kunar Province. She died during rescue operations by U.S. forces on Oct. 8.
Army Gen. David H. Petraeus launched the investigation into Norgrove's death after receiving additional information from the military commander in charge of the rescue operation conducted by U.S. forces in consultation with the British government, officials said.
Initial reports indicated the explosion was caused by a detonation triggered by one of the captors who was in close proximity to Norgrove, officials said. However, the cause of her death could not be conclusively determined by subsequent review of surveillance footage and discussions with rescue team members.
At Petraeus' request, Marine Corps Gen. James N. Mattis, commander of U.S. Central Command, has appointed Army Maj. Gen. Joseph L. Votel, of U.S. Special Operations Command, to conduct the investigation.
The investigation team will work in close cooperation with British authorities.
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Stagecoach Terms and Slang
Boot - A deep luggage carrier at the rear of a stagecoach and also under the driver's seat.
Box - The stage driver's
Brother Whip - The
driver, also
called simply "Whip."
Bull-Whacker - A driver of a freight wagon,
usually with oxen.
Carry-all - A light, covered carriage that
could hold several people.
Celerity Wagon - A stagecoach
used in rough country, also referred to
as a mud wagon.
Charlie - A
Concord Coach - A stagecoach made by Abbott, Downing Company, in Concord,
New Hampshire.
Conductor - The person who rode
with the driver of a stagecoach and collected fares, took care of
passengers, and was responsible for the mail.
Corduroy Road - A road created by logs laid
across a swampy, low-lying area, placed together or "ribbed" like
corduroy cloth.
Division - 250 miles of
trail belonging to a superintendent on the Overland Route.
Division Agent -
The person in charge of 250 miles of road on the Overland
Route, also called
Superintendent. They were in charge of purchasing animals and
equipment, maintaining the stations, and hiring station keepers,
conductors, hostlers, drivers and blacksmiths.
Drag - An object attached to the back of a stagecoach to slow it when going when going downhill.
Expressman - A messenger
carrying express items.
Groom - A stableman, one who takes
care of the horses
Hame - One of two curved bars
fitted to a horse collar, holding the traces of a harness.
Hangers-on - A phrase used by the more
"well-off" riding inside the stagecoach, referring to those who were
riding on top.
Home Station - A larger
station where meals and lodging were provided to passengers.
Hostlers - Took care of the horses
and mules at the stage stops, as well as changing the team.
Jehu - A
driver, taken from the name of a Biblical character who drove
fast and furiously.
Johnnycake - A type of cornbread
often provided to travelers at stage stops.
Leaders - The two front animals of the team.
These would be the smallest, smartest and most alert of the team.
Lines - Reins.
Near - Referred to the horses or mules on the
left side of the team, furthest from the driver.
Off -
Referred to the horses or mules on the right side of the team, nearest
the driver.
Overland - Across land rather than
by water.
Postrider - A person who carried
the post, or mail, on horseback.
Relay - A team of horses or mules
kept in readiness at a way station to relieve the team of an
approaching stagecoach.
Reaches - Bars that
connected the rear axles with forward part of the coach.
Reinsman - A stagecoach
Ribbons - Reins.
Rig - Harness.
Road Agent - A stagecoach robber.
Run - The distance between stage
Shotgun - A stagecoach
guard. Also referred to as a "Shotgun Messenger."
Singletree - A horizontal
crossbar, to the ends of which the traces of a harness are attached.
Stagehorn - A horn or bugle blown
by the conductor as the stage neared the station
Stageline - A stagecoach company.
Stagers - The men who ran
or owned the stage business.
Staging - The business of carrying
people and mail by stagecoach.
Station - The place at which a stagecoach stopped.
Station Keeper - The person in
charge of the station stop.
Superintendent - The person in charge of 250 miles of road on
the Overland Route, also called Division Agent.
Swing Station - A small stage
station where the team was changed. Usually consisting of little more
than a small cabin and barn or corral, it usually manned by just a few
stock-tenders. Stages stopped at Swing Stations for about ten minutes
before moving on.
Swingers - If a teeam had six animals, the two
in the middle were called swingers and were
easily controlled by the other two pairs as they did their work
leading or stabilizing.
Team - The horses or mules pulling the stagecoach, usually consisting of four to six animals.
Thorough Brace - A leather
strap of many layers that supported the body of the
Traces - The side straps by which
a horse pulls the stagecoach.
Transcontinental - Across the
United States
Turnpike - A main road on
which travelers paid a toll or fee
Way Station - Same as a station.


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Two old friends have joined up to bring a new food experience to Smith Mountain Lake.
Benjamin McGehee and Matt White, owner of Mariner's Landing, have been friends for 30 years, ever since they played Little League baseball together. When White needed somebody to take over the food service at The Pointe at Mariner's Landing, he thought of McGehee. McGehee started Benjamin's Great Cows and Crabs in Forest several years ago.
"His reputation precedes him," White commented.
The Bedford Bulletin won four awards during Saturday's Virginia Press Association banquet held in Norfolk, including two first place honors.
Bulletin Sports Editor Mike Forster won first place in the special sections category for his "Football Preps Preview" section that appeared in the paper last August. Forster also won second place for sports column writing.
Bulletin Editor Tom Wilmoth won first place in the education writing category and third place in the editorial writing category.
Two crashes last week along U.S. 221 claimed two lives and left local officials wondering if that road has a higher crash rate than others in the area.
Charges against a 62-year-old Coleman Falls man for selling roosters for fighting have been certified to a Bedford County Grand Jury.
Avery Fitzgerald was arrested in December for selling roosters on two different occasions to undercover investigators with the Bedford County Sheriff's Office. The BCSO also confiscated about 50 roosters from Fitzgerald's property. He is charged with two felony counts of aiding, abetting or promoting animal fights, specifically roosters.
It's always about the teachers
I am writing in reference to the letter in your March 11, 2009 edition submitted: By David Goode "Limited Confidence." While I agree with Mr. Goode and the point he is trying to make, I do take exception with how he goes about it.
The problem is with one line in his letter stating "Increase Top Management salary while neglecting those who do the real work (Teachers). While I do believe our teachers need to have salaries equal to the surrounding areas, but what about:
At some point there is going to be an accounting of all the money now being spent by our government. Let's hope that accounting doesn't come too late.
I'm pleased to report that last week, Congress took swift, bipartisan, and decisive action to protect taxpayers. After it came to light that insurance companies who had taken billions in bailout funds had paid or intended to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in "retention" bonuses to the very executives who got us into this financial mess, the House put together a plan to block them.
Last month the House of Representatives rushed to consider the "American Recovery and Reinvestment Act" – the so-called stimulus bill. The Democratic Leadership revealed the final text of the legislation just ten hours before the House began consideration of this enormous bill.
In Seattle, Washington, it's affectionately known simply as "the P.I." The city's daily newspaper, the "Seattle Post-Intelligencer," has announced that it will cease publication and convert to an "online only" newspaper.
Last year, Barack Obama promised the most competent, ethical administration ever. While I admit that it's still early, the Obama administration is falling short of this lofty promise.
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After a trip overseas, most people describe what they did with a list of sites visited or foods tasted. A fashion student describes the colors.
"Florence and Milan were beautiful but very modern and gray," said Susannah Warren, a senior fashion merchandising major at Tennessee Tech University. "Venice was brighter. It was oranges and reds and greens; it was more vibrant."
Warren was one of nine TTU students to travel across Italy, exploring the fashion capital of the world this summer. After her return, she immediately put what she learned to use in an internship in the Chattanooga store of designer Kayce Hughes.
"Going to Italy really helped. I had a lot of inspiration into fashion and also how things work," said Warren, of Chattanooga. "I came back with the mindset of instead of being all uptight, it really made me slow down. If a computer didn't work, 'ciao bella,' just take it and go."
Every summer, TTU fashion students have the chance to go to one of the world's fashion cities: Los Angeles, New York City, Atlanta or Milan. This year, they will go to New York City.
"It's the best place domestically and it begins our rotation," said Lizbeth Self-Mullens, associate professor of merchandising and design and interim dean of TTU's College of Agriculture and Human Ecology. "By the time they graduate, I hope they will have been to all three domestic cities and one international experience."
Throughout the year, the students work to raise money to offset travel costs. Several fashion shows are already planned to benefit the travel and several charities. The first will be in October to benefit breast cancer research.
During the trips, the students meet with designers, see pieces being sewn, visit various museums, and, of course, shop. One of the chaperones on the trip had to buy an extra suitcase for her purchases, according to her student traveling companions.
"I think the travel makes the life of a fashion merchandiser attainable," said Lacey Givens, a senior merchandising and design major at TTU. "I think of Milan as some distant far-off land where beautiful clothes come from, but we were there."
In a world where industries, especially fashion, are increasingly globalized, the travel experiences give TTU students a better starting point as they search for internships or begin their careers.
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Washoe Tribe of Nevada & California (Carson Colony, Dresslerville Colony, Woodfords Community, Stewart Community, & Washoe Ranches) - Tribal Constitution
Dated: 1990
A full text version is available from the tribe's website. For more assistance, please contact the library.
Table of Contents.
Article I. Jurisdiction -- [Sections 1-2].
Article II. Membership -- [Sections 1-5].
Article III. Governing body -- [Sections 1-4].
Article IV. Nominations and elections -- [Sections 1-3].
Article V. Vacancies and removal from office -- [Sections 1-2].
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Article VII. Powers of the community councils -- [Sections 1-2].
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Article II. Seating of council members -- [Sections 1-2].
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Article IV. Quorum -- [Section 1].
Article V. Order of business -- [Section 1].
Article VI. Salaries and expenses -- [Section 1].
Article VII. Ordinances and resolutions -- [Sections 1-5].
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Thought some of you might enjoy this offering from a Messianic friend of mine.......says it better than I can why I love the Hebrew.....
Names of Books of the Scripture
Joshua- Real Name is YAHUshua= "YAHUAH is Salvation"
Samuel- Real Name is ShamAHuel= "Listen to YAHUAH your Eloah"
Isaiah- Real Name is YeshaYAHU= "Salvation is YAHUAH"
Jeremiah- Real Name is YirmeYAHU= "The Resurrection/Rising is YAHUAH"
Ezekiel- Real Name is YAHchezqel= "YAHUAH is a Righteous Eloah"
Daniel- Real Name is DaniYAHel "The decision is YAHUAH's our Eloah"
Hosea- Real Name is HosheAH= "The Deliver is YAHUAH"
Joel- Real Name is YAHel= "YAHUAH is Eloah"
Amos- Real Name is AHmoce= "YAHUAH's Burden"
Obadiah- Real Name is ObadYAHU= "The Servant of YAHUAH"
Jonah- Real Name is YonAH= "YAHUAH provides Warmth"
Micah- Real Name is MiykahYAHU= "Who is like YAHUAH"
Nahum- Real Name is NachUm= "Comfort comes from YAHUAH"
Habakkuk- Real Name is ChabaqUq= "Embrace YAHUAH"
Zephaniah- Real Name is TsphanYAHU= "The Secret is YAHUAH"
Haggai- Real Name is ChaggaYAH= "The Celebration is YAHUAH"
Zechariah- Real Name is ZacharYAHU= "YAHUAH Remembers"
Malachi- Real Name is MalakiYAH= "Messenger of YAHUAH"
Job- Real Name is YAHshub= "YAHUAH Will Return"
Ezra- Real Name is EzrAH= "Our Help is YAHUAH"
Nehemiah- Real Name is NechemYAH= "Consoled by YAHUAH"
Matthew- Real Name is MatithYAHU= "The gift is YAHUAH"
Mark- Real Name is MarkU= "Man of YAHUAH"
Luke- Real Name is LukAH= "The Light is YAHUAH"
John- Real Name is YAHUchanon= "YAHUAH is Grace"
Timothy- Timotheos= "Dear to ELOAH"
Titus- TitosPhilemon- "Friendly"
James- Real Name is YAHcob= "YAHUAH rises up"
Peter- Real Name is KephAH= "The Rock is YAHUAH"
Jude- Real Name is YAHUdAH= "YAHUAH's Worshipers and Followers"
Nearly every one of their names has a part of YAHUAH's name in it. And everyone of their names "testifies" and tells something about who YAHUAH is to us that believe in and call on His Name.
Now let's continue on by looking at the first Chapter of MatithYAHU (sn- Matthew). It gives the geneology from AbrAHam to the Savior YAHUsha the Mashiach (MessiYAH):
1ST Chapter of MatithYAHU (The Gift is YAHUAH) verses 2-16:
Abram- AbrAHam- "The Father YAHUAH of a Multitude"
Isaac- YAHsaac- "YAHUAH Laughs"
Jacob- YAHcob- "YAHUAH Succeeds"
Judah- YAHUdah- YAHUAH's Worshipers and Followers
Perez- means "A Break"
Zerah- ZerAHk- "The Rising of Light is YAHUAH"
Hezron- ChetsronRam- RaAHm "YAHUAH Is the Highest"
Amminadab- AmiynAHdaab- "People of YAHUAH are at Liberty"
Nashon- NAHchshon- "YAHUAH's Enchanter"
Salmon- SalmAH- "Clothing Provided by YAHUAH"
Boaz- Bo'azRahab- RAHchaab- "YAHUAH is Proud"
Obed- Owbed- ServingRuth-
RUth- "YAHUAH's Friend"
Jesse- YeshAHy "The Existence of YAHUAH Continues"
David- Da'ud- "Love YAHUAH"
Solomon- ShalomAH "The Peace of YAHUAH"
Uriah- UwriYAHU- "The Flame of YAHUAH"
Rehoboam- RachAHbam "The people of YAHUAH has Enlarged"
Abijah- AbiYAHU "Fathered by YAHUAH"
Asa- AHca "YAHUAH Heals"
Jehoshaphat- YAHUshaphat- "YAHUAH is the Judge"
Joram- YAHUram "YAHUAH Raised"
Uzziah- UzziYAHU- "Strength of YAHUAH"
Jotham- YAHtaam- "YAHUAH is Perfect"
Ahaz- "AHchaaz- YAHUAH is the Possesor"
Hezekiah- YAHchizqiYAHU- "Strengthened of YAHUAH"
Mannasseh- ManAHshah- "YAHUAH Made Me Forget"
Amon- AHmon "YAHUAH Trains"
Josiah- YoshiYAHU- "Founded of YAHUAH"
Jeconiah- YakonYAHU- "YAHUAH Will Establish"
Shealtiel- ShaltiYAHel- "I have asked YAHUAH Eloah"
Zerubbabel- Zarubaabel Abiud- AbiyhUd "Renowned is YAHUAH"
Eliakim- ElYAHqiym "Eloah YAHUAH is Raising"
Azor- AzzUr "Helpful is YAHUAH"
Zadok- TsAHdoq "YAHUAH is Right"
Achim- YAHqiym "YAHUAH Rises"
Eliud- EliUd "God YAHUAH of Majesty"
Eleazar- ElAHzaar "Eloah YAHUAH is Our Helper"
Matthan- Mattan "A present"
Jacob- YAHqob- "YAHUAH Succeeds"
Joseph- YAHceph "YAHUAH Increases"
YAHUsha "YAHUAH is Salvation"-End of Names from MattithYahu 1:2-16
All the names above are just from the 1st Chapter of MatithYAHU! Now to drive home the point, let's look at a list of other names in Scripture that reveal who the one and only Eloah and Savior is:
Adam- Real Name is AHdam= "YAHUAH's Mankind"
Eve- ChavAH= "The Life-Giver is YAHUAH
Joseph- YAHceph= "YAHUAH Increases"
Samuel- ShamAHuel= "Listen to YAHUAH your Eloah"
Job- YAHshub= "YAHUAH Will Return"
Moses- MoshAH= "The Rescuer is YAHUAH"
Aaron- AHaron= "YAHUAH is Exalted"
Elkanah- ElqanAH= "YAHUAH Eloah has Obtained"
Jeroham- YAHrocham= "YAHUAH is Compassionate"
Hannah- ChanAH= "Favor of YAHUAH"
Amoz- AHmots= "YAHUAH is Strong"
Jotham- YAHtaam= "YAHUAH is Perfect"
Ahaz- AHchaaz= "YAHUAH is the Possesor"
Hezekiah- YAHchizqiYAHU= "Strengthened of YAHUAH"
Joab- YAHab= "YAHUAH Fathered"
Jehoshaphat- YAHUshaphat= "YAHUAH is the Judge"
Abiathar- EbYAHtaar= The Father YAHUAH of Abundance"
Seraiah- SeraYAH= "The Prevailer is YAHUAH"
Benaiah- BenaYAHU- "The Builder is YAHUAH"
Saul- ShaUl= "Ask YAHUAH"
Jonathan- YAHUnataan= "YAHUAH Gives"
Hilkiah- ChilqiYAHU= "Portion of YAHUAH"
Benjamin- BinYAHmiyn= "Son of YAHUAH'S Right Hand"
(prophesies the Savior)
Jehoiakim- YAHUyaqiym= "YAHUAH will Raise"
Zedekiah- TsidqiYAHU= "The Right of YAHUAH"
Gedaliah- GedalYAHU= "Great is YAHUAH"
Hizkiah- YechizqiYAHU= "Stengthened of YAHUAH"
Amariah- AmarYAHU= "Promise of YAHUAH"
Josiah- YoshiYAHU= "Founded of YAHUAH"
Josedech- YAHUtsadaq= "YAHUAH Righted"
Berechiah- BerekYAHU= "The Blessing of YAHUAH"
Asahiah- AsaYAH= "The Maker is YAHUAH"
Shallum- ShallUm= "The Reward is YAHUAH"
Shebaniah- ShebanYAHU= "The Prosperer is YAHUAH"
Benaiah- BenaYAHU= The Builder is YAHUAH"
Jesiah- YishshiYAHU= "The Lender is YAHUAH"
Zebadiah- ZebadYAHU= " The Giver is YAHUAH"
Joelah- YoelAH= "The Ascender is YAHUAH"
Obadiah- ObadYAHU= "Serve YAHUAH"
Pelatiah- PelatYAHU= "The Deliverer is YAHUAH"
Hananiah- ChananYAHU= "Favor from YAHUAH"
Rephaiah- RephaYAHU= "The Cure is YAHUAH"
Shechaniah- ShekanYAHU= "The Dweller is YAHUAH"
Shemaiah- ShemaYAHU= "The Listener is YAHUAH"
Neariah- Ne'arYAHU= "Servant of YAHUAH"
Elioenai- ElYAHehnay= "Towards Eloah YAHUAH are my eyes"
Hodaiah- HowdavYAHU= "Majesty of YAHUAH"
Eliashib- ElYAHshiyb= "Eloah YAHUAH will Restore"
Pelaiah- PelaYAHU= "The Distinguisher is YAHUAH"
Dalaiah- DelaYAHU= "Lifted by YAHUAH"
Reaiah- Re'aYAHU= "Seen by YAHUAH"
Kolaiah- QowlaYAHU= "Voice of YAHUAH"
Maaseiah- Ma'aseYAHU= "The Work of YAHUAH"
Noah- NoAHch= "The Rest is YAHUAH"
Shephatiah= ShephatYAHU- "The Vindicator is YAHUAH"
Ahaziah= AchazYAHU- "Seized by YAHUAH"
Amaziah= AmatsYAHU- "Strength of YAHUAH"
Azariah= AzarYAHU- "The Helper is YAHUAH"
Jecamiah= YaqamYAHU- "The Riser is YAHUAH"
Nedabiah= NadabYAHU- "Free Offer of YAHUAH"
Pedaiah= PedaYAHU- "Redeemed by YAHUAH"
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Information on the New Digital Millennium Copyright Act Exemptions
On July 26th, the Library of Congress issued its triennial statement of exemptions to the portions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) that forbid the circumvention of digital rights management (DRM) and other technological measures intended to prevent access to or copying of digital materials. Three years ago, the announced exemptions allowed film and media studies professors to crack the content scrambling system (a.k.a. CSS) on DVDs in order to rip short clips to make compilations for classroom use. This seemed at the time like an awfully restricted exemption — literally only film and media studies profs (no profs in other fields, and no students), literally only in order to create compilations of clips for use in the classroom (not for use in critical writing) — but it appeared then that the statement might be the thin end of the wedge.
And so it turns out to have been. The exemption on the cracking of CSS now extends to all college and university instructors, as well as students in film and media studies courses, and the permitted "educational uses" now include critical commentary and documentary production, as well as the exceptionally broad category of "non-commercial videos."
Moreover, the newly announced exemptions eliminate claims of copyright violation as grounds for preventing jailbreaking and unlocking cell phones (though violation of a particular company's Terms of Service may still be an issue), and they grant permission to those who circumvent protections on video games in order to test or study their potential security risks. Finally, the exemptions also permit circumventing DRM in order to activate the text-to-speech function of e-books for which the function has been disabled, as well as circumventing DRM in order to make e-books usable by "screen readers that render the text into a specialized format."
In all of these cases, the exemptions come with the caveat that where there are other means of accomplishing the same thing (getting video clips; getting e-books with the audio component enabled), consumers must take the route that does not require circumventing DRM, but where there is no other way, the position seems to be that those who have legally purchased texts and objects protected by DRM have the right to break those systems for purposes that would otherwise fall under the category of fair use.
–Kathleen Fitzpatrick in the "ProfHacker" bloc at The Chronicle of Higher Education, July 27, 2010.


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FIGC President Giancarlo Abete feels Italy were given "a good draw" for the 2014 World Cup qualifiers.
The Azzurri were top seeds in last night's Rio de Janeiro draw and are in Group B with Denmark, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Armenia and Malta.
"The draw was a lot earlier than usual, seeing as we are still in the process of qualifying for Euro 2012," said the Federation chief.
"I think the result was in line with what we expected. I consider it a good draw, albeit with the due sense of prudence.
"We can be pleased that we avoided drawing the two teams we considered most dangerous in Pot Two, who were Russia and France."
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(Try AGAIN!) ~ Bank Of America, No Guns Or Ammo Purchases With Credit Or Debit Cards,You Have To Hear This! Video | Banksters
Video of recorded call to Bank Of America telling customers that they will no longer allow the purchase of Firearms or Ammunition with Bank Of America Credit or Debit cards!!
If this doesn't clearly reveal to you that perhaps there could be more to the story than just 'protecting children' and 'public safety', it's willful choice to keep those eyes, ears, and mind closed..
Bank of America has decided that they are our lords telling us what we can and can not purchase!!!! ASK THE JEWS OF GERMANY HOW THE PROCESS WORKS!
First it was Walmart and Dicks not selling ammunition, now it's bank of America not allowing the purchase of Ammunition with Credit or Debt cards?
Gun Owners React To My Novel.. (GyG: Or, Are "The Folks" Clamming Up???)
If my email in-box is any indication, the Obama White House and its allies may have bitten off much more than they can chew as they look to weaken or abolish the Second Amendment to the Constitution and our right to bear arms.
Over the last two weeks I have heard from a growing list of Second Amendment supporters, members of the NRA, and those simply worried about the continual erosion of our rights as crafted by the Founding Fathers.
Why I am being contacted now has to do with the fact that last year Simon & Schuster published my latest novel titled Vengeance Is Mine. It features a private investigator who is strongly conservative and proudly espouses traditional values throughout the novel.
Obama using Obamacare for Gun Control…
You're visiting your doctor because you have flu symptoms. After checking your heart, pulse and other vital signs, your doctor turns to you and asks, "By the way, the federal government has authorized me to ask you, What type and how many guns do you have in your home?"
Sounds like George Orwell's "1984"?
It's 2013. And if President Barack Obama gets his way by executive order, doctors across the country could play a key role in his new gun control initiative.
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On Wednesday morning, Obama released a sweeping 23 executive actions and orders he will take to limit gun usage.
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Here's The Real Unemployment Rate – WorldNetDaily
The real unemployment rate for December 2012 is closer to 23 percent, not the 7.8 percent reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, according to economist John Williams.
Williams, author of the , argues that the federal government manipulates the reporting of key economic data for political purposes, using methodologies that tend to mask bad news.
In the , the unemployment rate for December 2012 was reported to have remained unchanged at 7.8 percent.
Williams recreates a ShadowStats Alternative unemployment rate reflecting methodology that includes the "long-term discouraged workers" that the Bureau of Labor Statistics removed in 1994 under the Clinton administration.
The BLS publishes six levels of unemployment, but only the headline U3 unemployment rate gets the press. The headline number does not count "discouraged" unemployed workers who have not looked for work in the past four weeks because they believe no…
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Police chiefs back Obama gun-control plan
San Diego County law enforcement officials expressed strong support for President Barack Obama's gun-control plans that he laid out in a speech Wednesday.
"I was pleasantly surprised when I heard him take a comprehensive approach," said Carlsbad police Chief Gary Morrison. "I liked the way he talked about the medical community and the impact of video games on kids, and money to law enforcement and schools to craft emergency response plans."
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RE: Why I don't support the Ron Paul Freedom March
Jim Kirwan
She's right about both the situations we face and especially about the context into which anyone out there might try to both be seen and heard. We are in the final stages of a political disease that has already become airborne. To interrupt the spread of this horror, the tactic she calls for here must be tried! We are out-of-time and are virtually on the brink of total failure when it comes to taking any real action – as anything like a concerned group. I checked box number 5.
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NRA planning 'the fight of the century' against Obama… (""I warned you this day was coming and now it's here,"")
The National Rifle Association cast its opposition to Obama's plans as "the fight of the century" in a letter circulated at the 35th annual Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade Show and Conference, known in the trade as "the SHOT show," in Las Vegas.
"I warned you this day was coming and now it's here," Wayne LaPierre, the NRA's fiery executive vice president, wrote in a fund-raising letter to the group's 4 million members. "It's not about protecting your children. It's not about stopping crime. It's about banning your guns … PERIOD!"
The letter reflected the NRA's tough, no-holds-barred campaign against tighter restrictions on weapons and echoed a sharp video released by the group that calls Obama an "elitist hypocrite" for having the Secret Service protect his two daughters at school while saying that he is "skeptical" about armed guards in all schools.


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What's next, Dancing with the Stars ?
Nahh thats still on.
Yousa people gonna die?
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
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Paulton boss Nick Bunyard won't take any risks ahead of the play-offs
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WITH injuries hampering the Paulton Rovers squad and a Calor League Division One South & West play-off already secured, manager Nick Bunyard has admitted team changes will be made for the away trip to North Leigh on Saturday.
Paulton laboured to a hard-fought 1-0 win over Mangotsfield United on Easter Monday, when striker Nick McCootie netted his fifth goal in five games to earn the victory.
However, with a likely trip to Tiverton on the cards for next week in the play-off semi-finals, and a number of first-team players, such as Ryan Bath, Josh Jefferies, Ryan Batten, Stuart Tovey, Sam Teale and Kyle Phillips all carrying knocks, the manager is planning several changes.
"We will juggle with the squad for Saturday," he said. "We've been down to the bare bones over the last few weeks for a number of reasons and injuries and knocks are starting to run their course now.
"We've still got an eye on Saturday, but with a play-off place in the bag we have to treat that as our main concern. And if it means leaving guys out to get fit then that's what you have to do."
If Paulton (4th) beat North Leigh (7th), and Tiverton (3rd) lose to Fleet (21st), then Paulton could move to third on goal difference and earn a home play-off tie.
Clevedon boss Paul McLoughlin believes the Seasiders have learned from some of the heavy losses they've suffered this season.
McLoughlin's side secured safety in the league two weeks ago and also beat Yate Town 3-1 on Monday at the Hand Stadium.
He said: "We've had to go through some really heavy defeats to learn about game management and how to take advantage when you're on top. We've played some good football this season at times, but in the end we've been overwhelmed.
"We played Yate earlier in the season and lost 6-1 – and, to be fair, we played really well. But they taught us that night that when you're on top you need to take advantage."
Clevedon play their last game of then season, away to Cindeford Town tomorrow, with goalkeeper James Dunn set to continue between the sticks due to an injury to Kane Mannings.
Clayton Fortune, Ashley Williams and Ibrahima Diallo (all suspended) will miss Mangotsfield United's last league fixture of the season, against Didcot Town at Cossham Street tomorrow.
Richard Thompson's side, who sit in 11th place, have won just two of their last ten games.
Elsewhere, Yate Town (8th) entertain table-toppers Cirencester Town at Lodge Road tomorrow, with manager Rob Cousins hoping to end the season on a high and scupper Cirencester's title opportunity.
The Centurions can claim the championship if they win or draw. But if Merythr (2nd) win and they lose, then the Welsh outfit will be crowned champions on goal difference.
And with Cousins' men in the frame to spoil Cirencester's chances, the manager said: "We will look to put in a performance and spoil the party for them. They will have a good following, but I've asked the players to give it one last push and end the season on a high."
Yate have a lot of injuries, with Jordan Rogers (ankle), Billy Fletcher, Mitch Tippins, James Harmer (all groin), Connor Clifford (Achilles) set to miss out, while Sam Kamara is unavailable.


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My Top Ten Favorite Baby Boy Names
First, excuse me while I crumble over this photo of my older boy, who is about to turn ten, and who was the happiest, roundest, smiliest baby in the universe. I'm dying inside.
Here are my ten favorite baby boy names! They're in no particular order, but I did save my current favorite for the end. As you will see, my preferred boy name would be a cross between Italian-Biblical, with a little Western Movie thrown in.
(Note here's my girl name list if you missed it: My Top Ten Favorite Baby Girl Names)
I'm just going to start this off with a bang. I'm sorry to everyone who hated either Gone With the Wind or Ashley Wilkes' character, or who dislike female names for boys. I love the name Ashley for a boy. Always have. And I'd probably call him Ash.
Possibly my favorite biblical name for a boy. It conveys a sense of solid goodness, and the shortened name "Ben" is a name I've always associated with inner strength and good looks. I'm weird.
I wouldn't shorten it to "Sonny." It'd be all Santino, all the time. Santino Drummond. It speaks to me.
I can't explain my lifelong love of this name. I knew a Preston when I was a little girl. He was a few years older than me, played tennis, and was tan. I don't know if that played a role. But I've loved the name forever, and I love the shortened version, pronouned "Press." There's something romantic about it.
I changed my mind. Samuel is my favorite biblical name. My grandpa's nickname was Sam, the title of my favorite children's book was Sam. There are just too many positive associations in my mind and heart to deny it: Sam or Samuel (I love either version equally) is way up there for me.
One of my best friends in college, Nicole, was from a beautiful Italian family and had a brother named Nino. I thought this was just about the best name I'd ever heard, and I decided the day I met him that my firstborn son would be called Nino. Then I married a cattle rancher who wanted to name his firstborn son Bull. We met in the middle somewhere. But I shan't be satisfied until I have a son named Nino. And may his first child be a masculine child…
My dad's name. My baby's middle name. It's strong, reliable, and good. And I wouldn't shorten it to Will, though I do (separately) love the name Will. I just think William stands on its own.
This is a huge name in Marlboro Man's family, going back many generations. We shortened it for our daughter, made it our first son's middle name, and I love the name more now than ever, whether for a boy or a girl. The name Alexander means "Protector of mankind," which gives me chills.
This is one of the few names I prefer in the shortened form: Joe. To the point. Simple. Confident. Classic.
Sigh. Beau. My favorite name. So Western Movie. So swoon-worthy. So romantic. I want one of my daughters to marry a man named Beau. But only if they're over thirty. And only if he's nice. And only if he likes Broadway show tunes. Is that too much to ask?
Honorable Mentions
Dante (Clearly I have a profound Italian hangup)
Smith (So unabashedly a last name, I love it as a first)
Oliver (Remember the little blond cousin in The Brady Bunch?)
I'll stop now.
Share your favorite boy names! I loved reading your girl versions.
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Sadie On Saturday, August 25 at 5:05 pm
I have two boys:
Ryder James Jackson (middle names after grandpa and dad)
Maverik Mathew (middle name after grandpa)
I love both of those names.
I've also always loved Sam, but it just never worked out.
Cecilia L On Saturday, August 25 at 5:46 pm
My baby boy is Grayson Dennis, I just adore his name!
Aimee On Saturday, August 25 at 5:56 pm
My baby boy's name is Augustus-Gus for short. And yes, "Lonesome Dove" is a favorite movie around our house!!
Lisa Marie Harmon On Wednesday, August 29 at 8:57 pm
I would totally name a kid after Augustus Maccrae! I cried for a week when he died. He was real, right? (JK)
iliana nicole On Saturday, August 25 at 6:05 pm
I love the name Petrus which is the Greek meaning for "stone" or "rock". Jesus gave Saint Peter (whose given name was Simon) the name Kephas or Cephas meaning "stone". William is just so masculine and strong. Xavier or Beau just melt my heart…. I wouldn't mind marrying one of the two Also those Italian boys' names like Andrea or Luca… they speak for themselves.
Mary On Saturday, August 25 at 6:11 pm
As a 'Mary' with a husband named 'Bob', we wanted our kids' names to have a smidge more flair. We liked Bridger for a boy. Strong, manly, upstanding and smart. But, alas, e were only to have two amazing twin girls:) Piper and Zoe.
Spenser On Saturday, August 25 at 6:11 pm
Oooooo I love it! "Spence" made it into the runner-up category! As you can tell, my name is Spenser. With two eses. (Two Sses? Ses? Oh never mind.) Anywho, because I'm a girl!
okiejanet On Saturday, August 25 at 6:20 pm
Ree – FYI on the West Coast Direct TV we get to see you (and home) at 7:30 am on Saturday mornings and at 9:30 am on Sunday mornings. Sunday's program is not the premier of the week… have yet to figure out where the program comes from in your calendar; nevertheless, I dvd ALL OF THEM…BECAUSE I LOVE YOUR SHOW, I LOVE YOUR STYLE AND WHO YOU ARE – WHICH IS REAL – AND YOU TAKE ME BACK HOME FOR A BIT OF THE WEEK… thank you for keeping it real… Janet
Spenser On Saturday, August 25 at 6:21 pm
I must continue and let you know that I love:
Maria On Saturday, August 25 at 6:37 pm
We named our son Asher. I love that it is unique and also a biblical name. It means "gladness". We sometimes call him "Ash".
iliana nicole On Saturday, August 25 at 6:38 pm
i forgot to mention "Jackson" or "Jaxson" i would definitely shorten it to Jax… My girlfriend named her twin baby boys' "Jaxson" and "Jakob".
Marilyn On Saturday, August 25 at 7:16 pm
I've never commented before, but I'm going to jump in this time! The male names in my family are Daniel, James, David & Andrew (all Biblical names, althought that's not what I was thinking about at the time!) A new favorite is Logan – just like the way it sounds.
I guess I like straight forward names. I'll have to go back to check the girl's list.
Pam Cruz On Saturday, August 25 at 7:16 pm
I have 5 for ya!! Isaiah, Jaden, Kaya, (pronounced kai – YA) Noah, & Elijah. Toward the end of the list I was running out of boys names that I liked!! It didn't help that I gave all 5 2 middle names!!!
Kate On Saturday, August 25 at 7:45 pm
I'm a fan of the names Xander and Parker. I also like Scott and James as middle names.
ibby On Saturday, August 25 at 8:05 pm
I have always liked the name Jack. Don't really know why just seems simple and strong. I think Cameron would be a good name too and would him Cam. Also like initial nicknameslike CJ or RJ. In fact I named my baby boy CJ. I usually call him CJ Kitty Baby Sweetheart.
Piper On Saturday, August 25 at 8:32 pm
Benjamin and Samuel are my boys' middle names
brenda f. On Saturday, August 25 at 8:54 pm
My neice just named her 4tg child- a boy- Benjamin Josiah. My pastor and his wife have 7 boys! They are…Dane, Addison, Seth, Yates, Cobi, Tanner, and Griffith. My dad
's middle name is Cooper and I really like that. My middle daughter has claimed it as a middle na.e for her someday son who will have her soonto be husband's middle name for his first name Elliot (his mither"s maiden name). Elliot Cooper. I like it. I didn't have any boys…3 girls. Good thing because somewhere around month 6 I'd decide I hated the boys names we had picked out!
Karen On Saturday, August 25 at 8:56 pm
I have all boys in my house so this is a great post to share my family's names. My husband is a Jr, Robert Curtis. My oldest is Kendall Wade (wanted a strong, country name). My youngest is Jared Matthew (always loved the name Jared and Matthew means Gift from God and he was! )
kimberleesilk On Saturday, August 25 at 9:23 pm
My little guy is jude eleazar….jude means praised, eleazar comes from 2 nd samuel. Eleazar was one of davids mighty men.
Dana On Saturday, August 25 at 9:57 pm
We had the name James Stanford picked out if we had a boy. It remains unused. James was my husband's grandfather, and Stanford is my Dad and was my grandfather's name. I still like the sound of it.
Marie On Saturday, August 25 at 10:14 pm
I feel like it's so hard to come up with a good strong boy name that hasn't been used a thousand times. I had my list picked out and my husband hated all of my picks. Then the few we agreed on didn't fit well with our last name. I still love Jude.
Chris On Saturday, August 25 at 10:39 pm
Christian (my son's name…the one my husband agreed to)
Jacob (his middle name)
Dario (the name I chose that my husband wouldn't agree to)
I love Italian names too, but must confess I am half Sicilian. My grandfather's name was Rosario. Love that name too.
cheryl sloan cornwell On Saturday, August 25 at 11:14 pm
Samuel. That's my boy's name. Samuel Ephraim. My favorite 21 years ago, and today.
Amy On Saturday, August 25 at 11:40 pm
My son's name is Bridger. We couldnt imagine him named anything else. I "borrowed" the name from a cool skater dude who moved from California to our small Nebraska high school. Told my husband when we were dating that if I ever had a son that would be his name. When we found out that we were having a boy we never discussed any other names. Love that it is unique and memorable without being odd or trendy.
Rachel On Sunday, August 26 at 12:08 am
My favorite boy name is Keaton. If I had given birth to a boy, that's what I would've named him. l loved Michael Keaton as Batman!
Corrine On Sunday, August 26 at 12:17 am
Gregory, Douglas, Jeffrey
Corrine On Sunday, August 26 at 12:25 am
Gregory Wyatt, Douglas Wiley, Jeffrey Wade
Lisa On Sunday, August 26 at 1:55 am
Nicholas…I LOVE that name, but m late husband's' last name was Nichols and Nicholas Nichols just didn't seem fair to saddle my first born with! I am half Greek (My father was 100% Greek) and he said what was the matter with that? He knew a boy growing up whose name was Nicholas Chickolas?!? Who would do that to their child??? My husband and I chose Christopher for our son's name and I have always called him Christopher (although many of his friends call him "Chris"). When he was little, he couldn't say his entire name and use to refer to himself as "Fiffer" and my husband used to call him "Fiffer" or "Fiff" for short. When our daughter (Megan) was born, she couldn't say her older brother's name either and called him "Opher" as in Chris"Opher"…too funny!!
My dad had an older sister who only lived a few weeks after birth and her name was Nikolitsa – I also loved that name, but, alas, that name did not have a good ring to it (Nikolitsa Nichols)…………..
Christine M On Sunday, August 26 at 1:58 am
I really like Daniel and Charles.
Jennifer On Sunday, August 26 at 2:54 am
My little cowboy's name is CLAY =)
Beth McVeigh On Sunday, August 26 at 5:07 am
I love the most of those of those names myself, although substitute the love the Italian names with a love of Irish names. I always said if I had a boy I'd name him Ian Michael (my number #1 choice always), or Aidan Finn (#2). Alas I had a girl and named her Colleen Erin, and she is a right bonny lass.
Tom On Sunday, August 26 at 10:09 am
I was living in Arizona when my son was born. My Grandfather, who I was named after, was Thomas Creed. I went with Travis Creed thinking it had a good western ring.
SarahSue On Sunday, August 26 at 10:49 am
My baby is William. We call him Liam.
Michele On Sunday, August 26 at 10:59 am
I have 2 beautiful girls (Avery and Lillian), but had a wonderful name chosen for a boy if we had one:
Everett Michael
I think it is so sweet, but adult…I just loved it…and I love the letter V in it. But, we were surprised with sweet Lillian instead (her middle name is still Michael), so the name Everett is still up for grabs;)
By the way, I also love Oliver…what is it with the Vs?
Rita Fuja On Sunday, August 26 at 12:54 pm
I recently overheard a boy name that I had never heard before but immediatley fell in love with it…Hawkins. And he was called Hawk for short. So cool and masculine. He had twin brothers named Hunter and Hudson. A cool trio of names.
My son is Jackson Miles. I have always loved the name Jackson. I never, ever shorten it to Jack, but some people do…not very many though.
I also have always loved the name Remington. Remi for short. From the move The Big Easy with Dennis Quaid. Love that movie and that character.
Also love Roman.
Melissa Flanigan On Sunday, August 26 at 12:57 pm
My son's name is Datch! He is named after his paternal great-great grandfather! And although I never met the man, they say he was a lot like his name sake.
Lisa B. On Sunday, August 26 at 2:02 pm
Alex Joseph is my favorite boy's name. Hubby and I had a hard time deciding on a boy's name that we both liked and that went with a mouthful of a German last name. We really liked the name Max but was told by my MIL "That's a dog's name!" We kept the letters a and x from Max and settled on Alex for our son. Not Alexander, just Alex. With a 10-letter last name, we just couldn't saddle the poor kid with a 9-letter first name! Learning to write the whole thing in Kindergarten would have been cruel and unusual punishment. His middle name is Joseph which is Hubby's middle name. I also like the names Sam, Ben, Nickolas, and Noah.
Iris On Sunday, August 26 at 2:28 pm
Our first sons name is McCord my great grandfathers middle name however he went by this name (shortened version both go/went by Cord). My youngest is Liam (derived from William, great grandfathers first name). Both our sons middle names… Ladd my husband came up with (lad, nickname he and his cousins use for each other). I said change it to Ladd like PW's Marlbro Man and I'm sold!
Ali On Sunday, August 26 at 2:50 pm
I have three boys, Gerald Jackson, Thomas Andrew and Scott Calvin. They go by Jack, Andy and Cal, all by their middle name just like their father and grandfather. And all of them are named after their father or grandfathers.
Carissa On Sunday, August 26 at 2:53 pm
Our top boy name is Jens. Our Danish heritage shining through I guess. If I get to have more than one boy Ash is a serious contender. I love love love it
Mandi L. On Sunday, August 26 at 3:03 pm
My favorite boy name is my son's name – Hadley Max.
My next top favorites:
Sue Z. On Sunday, August 26 at 4:03 pm
Being Irish, I favour Irish/Celtic names. (as do my daughters )
I have a grandson named Dez Michael (no, not short for anything, just Dez) and his younger brother's name is Connor Patrick.
If I had ever had a boy, his name was to be Dylan Delaney. Or Marion.
I have a grandaughter named Lili Jane (Jane being her Irish great grandmother's middle name) and a new 3 week old (today!!) grandaughter named Una Marie. (Una is celtic for Queen of the Faeries – Tuatha Dé Danann )
I also love Daegan – pronounced Die – gan which we named our male Aussie. Aye, thought we would add some confusion to his heritage, an Aussie Shepherd with a Irish name. lol It means "black haired" which fits him perfectly!
Nicola On Monday, August 27 at 7:46 am
Gorgeous Irish names – I have a Ciaran and a Caoimhe, but being in Ireland they don't really stand out! Love it when people keep their heritage alive like you have
Sam On Sunday, August 26 at 4:20 pm
I named my son Cullen. It's a good solid Celtic name and means "handsome". It suits him. He is 15 years old, 6'3″, blond-haired, blue-eyed and loves his little sister and his mama!
Monica On Sunday, August 26 at 5:06 pm
I like the name Duke. Also Luke, but I think I like Duke best. Solomon is pretty and biblical. I feel like any boy named Solomon would be pretty neat. I doubt my Oklahoma hubby would ever go for that name though. We'll probably end up with a Bubba.
Amber G On Sunday, August 26 at 5:32 pm
My son is named Ayrton after Ayrton Senna the formula one race car driver. He was my husband's favorite driver and I thought the name was original and beautiful.
Kelli Mays On Sunday, August 26 at 6:11 pm
I like a lot of Celtic and Biblical names.
Kelly-and not just because it is my name
Kenna- my daughters middle name is McKenna
Jamia On Sunday, August 26 at 6:27 pm
My oldest son is Kalen pronounced ( Kay-lyn ) I can't remember were I got the name but I knew from the age of 19 I would name my first son Kalen. My youngest son is Kameron, I also had his name picked at about age 21.
alejandra On Sunday, August 26 at 6:35 pm
We have many of the same favorites, I have 3 boys, all their names are on your list.
My oldest is Nico then Joseph and my little guy is William Alexander. We don't call him Willie or Billie, just William.
I'm pregnant with my 4th boy and I don't know what to name him!
I like Oliver, Harrison, Lucas, David….. it's gonna be hard!
Rhonda On Sunday, August 26 at 6:41 pm
I named my son Benjamin for those same reasons you listed, R. At 15, he's turned into all those things.
That baby pic is awesome.
Shasta D On Sunday, August 26 at 7:14 pm
Our sons name is McKinley David. We like the name Declan if we have another boy someday. I missed posting on the girls name so I'll add it here. We like Naomi Ruth and Marianna Estelle. Both my husband and I liked your number one girls name Jerusalem.
Michelle On Sunday, August 26 at 7:41 pm
My favorite boy name is James, I have a 10 year old James!
Angie On Sunday, August 26 at 8:08 pm
there was a boy at the hotel pool this weekend whose name was Marco. It was torture every time his father called for him, which was a lot because he was 2.
Shannon O. On Sunday, August 26 at 9:24 pm
Grady-my new little baby's name.
Denise On Sunday, August 26 at 10:56 pm
My youngest son's name is my favorite. Silas. And considering he's convinced he's a superhero, it's perfect… he thinks Superman's "S" stands for "Silas". For a year and a half now he's told everyone who asks that his full name is Silas Superhero Big Boy. I think it's the best name ever (and it's from the Bible, which is a total bonus).
Jennifer On Sunday, August 26 at 10:57 pm
We have a Matthew and a Stuart (a nod to our Scottish roots). One name is popular and one is not and i adore them both!! Stuart has freckles and a twinkle in his eye and gets complemented on his name very often, AND he is always the only Stuart!
Wendy Becher On Sunday, August 26 at 11:23 pm
Our sons were named after family members..and a musician..and an actor.
Graham William, with William from grandfathers and their dad. Graham, after relatives and Graham Nash, who wrote our song, "Our House". Harrison Thomas was named after my Grandpa Harry, my ggrandpa William Harrison Hancock, his grandpa thomas anthony, and Harrison Ford, because Raiders of the Lost Ark was our first date..and my hubby looks a bit like Mr. Ford.
Becks On Monday, August 27 at 3:05 am
I love names, and I love meanings of names and think they carry significance. Therefore, I took that into consideration when I named by boys: Darren, Brandon, Preston (one of your favorites too), and Karsten. Yes! I have 4 boys. And these are all my favorite names, though I have many more. Karsten's middle name is Benjamin, which I noticed is another one of your favorites. Each of their middle names are after a family member or friend.
Wendy W. On Monday, August 27 at 5:53 am
We named our last son Patrick Flint. I love the Flint part, from Isaiah 50:7. If we have another son, I want his name to be Zadok Arrow. Hubby's not sure about Zadok yet. We also have a Logan, Kinza, Ginger, Kylie, and Zaine. And a Tatiana Grace in Heaven. So they're my favorites. And when I met my husband, he had my favorite name, Anthony or Tony!!!
Alexia Mae On Monday, August 27 at 10:19 am
As I said in my post of your favorite girl names, my favorite biblical boy name is Judah. My husband and I are expecting our little Judah's arrival in November.
Your son's baby picture is adorable btw!!!
Juliane On Monday, August 27 at 10:27 am
Layne. I was 8 month pregnant with our first born. We did not know the sex of the baby, but truly only had focus on boy names. No decisions had been made……we kicked around Nathan and Steven, but they did not float our boat. So, went to the movies!
Neither of us are cowboys, but we went to see 8 Seconds. Let me tell ya, that movie is such a great one! We walked out of the movie and looked at each other and said, "What about Lane?" Neither of us personally knew a Lane. My husband was adamant that he wanted the name spelled with a "y" and so our son was born and his name is Layne. He is now a handsome and wonderful 18 year old man. Layne is a name I truly love.
Our second son is Clayton. This name to me is strong and courageous. I love the uniqueness of it and the fact that it is an old name. Clayton is now our 17 year old that is rock steady and steadfast. The boy is like his name, he is of the earth, genuine and real.
So, there ya go, my two favorite boy names, Layne and Clayton.
P.S. I am hoping that one of them has a boy someday and names them a combo of their two names, Layton!
Jeanie On Monday, August 27 at 10:46 am
Here is a unique one…our son is named Nolan Lucas. I wanted Luke, but that didn't fly. I never hear this one!
JessicaFromSD On Monday, August 27 at 12:07 pm
My boys' names are Ryan Walter, Jason David, and Benjamin Amos. Their first names are unique to our family, while their middle names all honor dearly-departed family members. I like a first name to sort of belong to the child, while the middle name is for keeping up family traditions or honoring loved ones. I'm happy Ben made your list! He looks a lot like the baby pic of your older boy – he's 6 months old right now.
Karyn On Monday, August 27 at 12:19 pm
I chose Kenneth for my son. We shortened it to Kent. So…..him.
Samantha On Monday, August 27 at 12:37 pm
I'm dying to name a future son Luca. I'm half Italian (my Dads name was Luciano) and my fiancee is all Canadian so the Italian names will be a stretch for him but I'm in Looooooooooooooooooooooooooveeee! (anchor man ref.)
Kathy K On Monday, August 27 at 1:13 pm
My son and his wife just had triplets, the boys are Gus and Oscar. The little girl's name is Piper.
Debby Fero On Monday, August 27 at 1:33 pm
My faves are Colin, Trevor, Douglas, Spencer
Kelly On Monday, August 27 at 2:34 pm
My son's name is 2 on your honorable mention list – Spencer Smith
Marianne E On Monday, August 27 at 2:51 pm
Ashley, Laurie (short for Lawrence) and Lesley were boys names and surnames long before they were girls names. My cat child's name is Jack. He's a great guy, well, for a cat. I like Biblical names too, for boys and girls. Your list is interesting. I'm with you on all of them except Nino and Dante. Not bad names, but I feel you have to be Italian for that to truly work. … something about truth in packaging perhaps… I don't know, that's just me. Ha!
Nisrine On Monday, August 27 at 3:08 pm
Ree, I'm expecting a little boy so this list came at the right moment. I had a long list of girls names but when it comes to boys I'm pretty uninspired.
Not sure about Beau but I like Preston a lot.
Julia On Monday, August 27 at 3:39 pm
ohmygosh, Ree, my son's name is Ashley Christopher! And we do call him Ashe. He is almost 30 and that was right on the edge of all the future little female Ashleys. And I blame that on Happy Days – Fonzi got his first girlfriend ever and her name was Ashley. I love that you love it. Great (redheaded) minds think alike!
Deb On Monday, August 27 at 5:27 pm
Favorite boy name… Coleman! My 6 year old son's name.
Rachael On Monday, August 27 at 6:11 pm
Our son is Alex (not Alexander- our last name is too long for all that name!). My other favorite boy names are Declan, Dante, Jason, Chase, and Will….. hoping we will one day have another little boy to bestow one of those names on!
Robin On Monday, August 27 at 6:15 pm
Well, I am patial to my kids names of course! My oldest son is Leyton, my daughter is Landry Rose, and baby boy is Lawson. I must confess one of my favorite boy names is Cade!
Becky T On Monday, August 27 at 6:48 pm
I love boys and boys names….I have a Samuel, David, Nathan (Nate for short) and Jedidiah, which we call Jed for short or Jedibump..or Jedi (by my nephews…because of Star Wars). Great list
Fu-Fu Tomboy On Monday, August 27 at 7:41 pm
Oh I how I love the name Beau, It would be number one on my list except I very seriously dated a Beau so unless I meet and marry a Beau I will have to let it go. I also love Teldon, Brennan, Wyatt, Eleas, Westly, Weston, Easton, Rett, Jase, noah, Colton or Colt. I work for the County Clerk and issue birth certificates and the names people come up with can be just terrible.
Sharon On Monday, August 27 at 8:29 pm
my most favorite is my two sons names Robert Wayne ,William Trinity Chase.
Tanya On Monday, August 27 at 9:59 pm
We have a 13 month old we named Beau! We also have a Logan (and a daughter named Gwyneth). We actually had MM's real name (Ladd) on the top of our list too!
Melissa On Monday, August 27 at 11:08 pm
My son's name is Gibson. Love!
reyanna On Monday, August 27 at 11:45 pm
Thank you so much for sharing your favorites with us! I LOVE names, and I get so excited when others love names too. LOL.
Benjamin and Samuel are my favorite Biblical names for boys too!! And I love that I love Sam and Ben too. I'm not usually a nickname girl. I also love Alexander, and I have a friend who has a Ben, Sam and Alex. SO cute.
Anywho, I loved sharing my girl names with you. Here are my favorite boys:
Meyer, Asher (Asher Lev, to be exact ), Sullivan "Sully" (hubby LOVES this… *sigh* but I love Meyer and Asher more), Jamison
And names I love, but wouldn't use because of one reason or another (either too ethnic or too popular for me):
Jack, Giovanni, Nico, Nikolai, Ashley (you know this was a boy name first, right? ), Carter, Camden.
And two of my girl favorites that i left off my girl list… ack! … Katerina and Marie.
Amy On Tuesday, August 28 at 12:06 am
We have a Clayton Allen and a Dylan Cash. I also love the name Samuel. If we ever have another boy his name will be Zakkary.
Jeanne On Tuesday, August 28 at 12:42 am
I love Alexander, and in my (Scots) family, Alexanders are called Sandy. How cool is that?
Sue On Tuesday, August 28 at 7:42 am
Love your list. I tend to lean toward boys names that are simple and strong. My first born is Sam which I love and my second is Jack.
Kater On Tuesday, August 28 at 11:11 am
When I learned my firstborn would be a son, I said to my husband "Sam or Joe?" We went with Sam(ue) since there were already several "J" names in his family. And I loved the meaning of Samuel too – it means "asked of God" – and my son certainly was.
I still love Joseph, in fact we talked about naming our daugher Josephina and calling her Joey. But instead she's Zoe.
I also like Nicholas for a boy.
Roxy H. On Tuesday, August 28 at 11:19 am
If you like the name Beau — how about Beaudry? That's my nephew's name. I think it's so cool, especially since he has an identical twin brother named Braunson.
Karen On Tuesday, August 28 at 12:47 pm
Stenson, by far my most favorite boys name.
Amy B. On Tuesday, August 28 at 1:17 pm
My baby is Beau! I liked the ruggedness of it, but spelling it Bo just felt a bit on the mean side – too many smelly things associated with B.O. Besides, if the other boys had to learn more than 2 letters to spell their names, I thought it only fair that we add a couple more letters to his. He's a ranch boy, a huge ham (in both personality and size), and laughs at me singing show tunes, but since he's not yet 2, he may be a bit young for your girls. =) Great list of names!
Cyndi On Tuesday, August 28 at 3:54 pm
It made me smile that my baby (okay, 17-year-old) made the list…twice…Samuel Joseph…Samuel — because of its biblical reference and because it's just a strong, solid name for a boy. And Joseph for its family significance going way way back. You can't go wrong with either name. The only thing I didn't count on was that nearly every coach Sam ever had called him SAMMY! It just goes to show you can make a less than desirable nickname out of anything.
Shely On Tuesday, August 28 at 4:15 pm
I have three boys, 10, 8 and 9 months. When I found out that I was having a third boy I admit to shedding many a tear in the ultrasound room. In the end I'm glad because our first two boys are named after football hall of farmers and I'm not sure what we would have gone with if I had a girl! So although our list for boy number three was quite long I know have a Marino (after Dan Marino/Dolphins) Payton (after Walter Payton/Bears and like his namesake is sweet!) and now a Graham (after Otto Graham/Browns)
Elizabeth Dunn On Tuesday, August 28 at 4:39 pm
Yup, I like William, I have a son: William Edward
Yup, I like Alexander, I have a son: Matthew Alexander
So I would definately add Edward and Matthew!
Penny On Tuesday, August 28 at 8:04 pm
My favorite girl name is India from Gone With the Wind. India was Ashely Wilkes sister and is also what we named our daughter. We are from the South, and it's actually a very old southern name. Our son is Samuel Alexander after my husband's great grandfather. (Two of your favorite boy names, Ree!) Love the diversity of your favorites!
Diane On Tuesday, August 28 at 9:46 pm
After a 9 year struggle to have/adopt a baby, we were finally blessed this past February with a beautiful, perfect baby boy. When the agency called, we had VERY little time to think of a name (like 3 hours). We had never thought of boy names or baby names at all (considered it jinxing), but the first name that came to mind was Matthew (not Matt, Mateo, Matty). I looked it up on the internet and it means, "Gift of God." That was it. I was sold.
a melody On Tuesday, August 28 at 10:11 pm
Ree, what a beautiful, beautiful picture of your son. So happy…and the dimple!
As for boy names, "Jackson" I think is a good one and call him "Jack" sometimes.
Halcyon Eve On Wednesday, August 29 at 1:40 am
I have an Alexander. I almost had a Haldan. I love both those names. I also love Benjamin, Nicholas, Robert, and Jesse, in no particular order.
Shanni Alexandrovitz On Wednesday, August 29 at 4:21 am
My Son's name is Ori – think Patrick Swayze in North and South
Also means "my light" in Hebrew.
Love it!
Jason Z On Wednesday, August 29 at 7:33 am
My favorite, is the name of my oldest son. Simeon. Very meaningful, very biblical, very awesome.
Kelley H On Wednesday, August 29 at 7:44 am
My husband is Tyler which I love! Our oldest son is Dylan James we call him D and Dijon. Our youngest son is Aaron Michael. Love the name Aaron! We call him Double A.
Jen E @ mommablogsalot On Wednesday, August 29 at 8:46 am
I'm rather boring when it comes to boys names – I like 'em good and traditional: Michael, Matthew, Nicholas, Joshua, William, Daniel…
Desiree H. On Wednesday, August 29 at 3:39 pm
Thank you for sharing, I love talking about baby names, lol! Great list…my father's name was Joe and my brothers are Joe and Dante
Jessica On Wednesday, August 29 at 4:02 pm
We named our preemie boy Sawyer, he will be 3months old tomorrow
Candi I On Wednesday, August 29 at 6:25 pm
Late, but I feel compelled. Some of my favorite male names:
Connor (Connor Larkin in Trinity by Leon Uris…loved that character)
Lisa Marie Harmon On Wednesday, August 29 at 8:55 pm
Josiah James
The second son we never had. We've offered $1000 to the first of our children to give this name to a grandchild! Seriously.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Illinois State rallied for six runs in the ninth to defeat the University of Louisville baseball team 8-4 Sunday afternoon, denying the Cardinals a three-game series sweep.
"Hopefully we will learn from this experience," said a disappointed Cardinal Head Coach Dan McDonnell.
"In college baseball the game is never over until the last out, and we need to do a better job of putting the opponent away."
Redbird (3-6) first baseman Jesse Griswold hit his third home run of the season to open up the second inning to give ISU an early 1-0 lead.
Daniel Burton answered for the Cardinals (6-5) in the bottom of the second with one out, belting his first home run of the season to knot the game at one.
In the Illinois State third after Matt Bolt walked, Ryan Anetsberger belted a high fly ball to left. Cardinal outfielder Isaiah Howes waited at the wall and timed his leap perfectly, robbing Anetsberger of the home run, and keeping the game tied at one.
Cardinal first baseman Jorge Castillo drew a one out walk in the fourth, Burton singled, and Howes hammered his third home run of the season to left center, giving the Cards a 4-1 lead.
Cardinal starter Justin Marks, a true freshman from Owensboro, Kentucky, tossed seven strong innings, allowing just the one run, scattering five hits and three walks, striking out six.
"Justin had a great outing, and after the early home run he went after the hitters. He has a very bright future for the Cardinals," McDonnell added.
Bolt opened the Redbird eighth with a home run to right off of U of L reliever Andrew Salgueiro, who finished the inning, striking out one.
Trystan Magnuson gave up a hit and walked one in an inning of work to close out the nightmarish ninth.
ISU starter Luke Baughman was touched for all four Cardinal runs on six hits and two walks in six innings. Tyler Cox improved to 1-0 with the win with two scoreless innings of relief. He allowed a hit and two walks, striking out two. Mike Hlavacek tossed a 1-2-3 ninth.
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Useful guide to the mysterious world of clothing labels
Let's be honest, more often than not the first and last time we look at the label on our clothes is when we are cutting it off. While some of us may pay cursory attention to the temperature marking, the rest means as much to the average wearer as ancient hieroglyphics on a wall.
Following the instructions found on the clothing label, however, can greatly increase the lifespan of garments, allowing them to maintain their shape and colour for as long as possible, giving us long-lasting pleasure and the best possible value for money. So here is a quick and easy guide to garment labels, and what they mean.
Hand or Machine wash
All actions to do with washing the garment are shown by the bucket symbol. Dots within the bucket - 1 to 3 - denote cold, warm or hot machine washing temperatures, or the maximum temperature will be written in degrees celsius.
A line under the bucket advises less spinning for wrinkle resistant clothes, and two lines mean that the garment should only be washed on a gentle cycle. A hand in the buckets means hand wash only, while a crossed out bucket means the garment should not be washed in water at all.
The triangle refers to bleaching. An empty triangle, or the letters cl in the triangle, means any kind of clothing bleach can be used. Two lines within the triangle state that only non-chlorine, colour safe bleaches should come into contact with this material. If the triangle is crossed out, that means that bleach of any kind can be damaging to the garment.
Denoted by the cube symbol, drying is one area where we can do the most damage to clothes if we get it wrong. A circle in the cube means the material is suitable for dryers, with dots denoting the temperature - black for no heat, 1 for drying under 60 degrees, 2 for hotter -, and underlining again shows whether the garment is robust, wrinkle resistant or only suitable for a gentle cycle. Various lines within the box symbolise line dry (a hanging arc), drip dry (3 lines), or dry flat (1 line).
To avoid that sinking feeling when you first feel your brand new synthetic t-shirt stick to the bottom of your iron, keep an eye out for the iron symbol. Dots inside will show whether it should be ironed at low, medium or high heat, and the symbol will also tell you if you should be using steam, or not ironing at all.
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Look for a circle on the label, this signifies that a garment should only be dry cleaned by professionals, who will hopefully have been trained to understand the various letters and symbols used within the circle.


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Cory Creen, a sophomore majoring in physics and mathematics at Moravian College, demonstrates the type of civic engagement that sets an example for others, shining a positive light in a time when negativity has dominated much national conversation. Creen is deeply involved in education issues facing the Bethlehem, Pennsylvania community. Through his work as the coordinator for America Reads and as the community outreach coordinator for the Society of Physics Students, Creen focuses on increasing the academic abilities and opportunities of children in math and science. Creen is a part-time AmeriCorps member who is committed to serving 300 hours this year.
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Interfaces which are inherently stateless present no problem: a closure with a null state pointer can already be executed in any domain. Thus further objects can be created by explicitly passing in closures which implement the functions normally provided by a runtime system, with greater control over the resource tradeoffs used (such as designating a heap to allocate storage from). A typical object constructor takes a set of interfaces as arguments (possibly with some additional parameters) and returns all the interfaces exported by the new object. The idiom has proved so useful that we are considering giving it language-level syntax. Most modules are built with only one externally visible symbol, namely the closure for a constructing objects of the class that the module implements (see figure ). The address of this interface is registered with a Nemesis name service when the module is loaded into the system.
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These interfaces encapsulate all the mutable state required by an application when it starts up, and are passed as parameters to the domain entry point. This is a stateless closure within a module which then instantiates the rest of a domain's paraphernalia (scheduler, language run-time, application-specific state, etc.).


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Besides the stories you can read at herald-dispatch.com, there are many more stories and features in today's Herald-Dispatch newspaper and e-paper.
GIVING BACK: Tom Knopp understands need, which is why he still tears up when recounting the story of an elderly woman and a lone roll of toilet tissue. "When we were still located in the basement of First Baptist of Kenova, an elderly woman came in and saw a nine-roll package of toilet tissue and asked if she could have some. I told her, 'Of course,' and she proceeded to open the package and take out one roll, a single roll," said Knopp, volunteer director of the Good Samaritan Center, a food, clothing and necessity pantry located at 1523 Chestnut St. in Kenova. "I told her she could have the whole package, and she said she couldn't take it because there were others whose need was greater than hers. That story has always stuck with me." Read more about Knopp and the center on today's front page.
JACK OF ALL TRADES: Scott Hutchison has his hand in too many businesses to list, but they include Ice House America, Five Star Car Wash and other car washes, property development such as Island Estates, Express Automotive auto service, and Express Used Cars, which does financing on used cars for consumers who don't want to worry about getting a loan. Read more about this Huntington entrepreneur in our Sunday Business spotlight.
PERSONNEL: Keep up with the latest hirings across the Tri-State with our weekly Personnel column.
BIZ IN BRIEF: Check out our weekly roundup of regional business wheelings and dealings.
TRI-STATE HISTORY: It was Thanksgiving Eve, 1952. Most of the community was in a festive mood, already relaxing and looking forward to the next day's holiday. Then, shortly after 7 p.m., the bells started ringing at the Huntington Fire Department's old Alarm Headquarters on 9th Street. The automated alarm system indicated a fire at the Huntington State Hospital on Norway Avenue. No one knew it in those first hectic minutes, but the alarm triggered what would be one of the most horrific chapters in Huntington's history. Read more on our Community page.
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Our Sunday Life section is filled with the types of community announcements that keep the newspaper connected to you, including birth announcements, wedding, engagement and anniversary announcements, upcoming reunions, group meetings and more.
GRACE AND PANACHE: Alicia and Andy Mullins have only lived in their Staunton Avenue home since May of this year but already they have made it their own. Read more about these enthusiastic homeowners in our Sunday Homes section. Also in the section every week is a look at trends in home decorating, tips and tricks from home decor and repair specialists, and more.
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Office Re-Opening Following Prolonged Power Outage
I am announcing our office re-opening following the prolonged power outage we had in Huntingdon Valley, that kept us closed all last week. Our team will resume normal office hours next week from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 3:00 to 7:00 Monday through Thursday…. and as always, accepting walk-in visits.
And for your convenience, we will also be open this Saturday, November 10th from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
I hope you weathered the storm and are doing well… and I hope you didn't have to deal with too many fallen trees. My mother and father had a 40+ year old blue spruce come down at the front of their property. Thank God it ended up resting on the back of a strong and stout maple tree!
I hope that your life is getting back to normal after the hurricane. I think that our thoughts, prayers, and help can be focused on the people hit hard at the Jersey coast.
And we just want to remind you that if you, a friend or family member require care for neck or back pain, we sincerely appreciate your trust and confidence in choosing our services. We look forward to serving you presently and in the future!
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APW Wyott GHP-6i Champion 6 Burner Countertop Range
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- Removable cast iron grates
- Heavy duty 4" legs
- UL and CE Listed
White Glove Delivery - Available -What is White Glove service?
Standard common carrier delivery options cover the cost of getting an item to your shipping address but our White Glove delivery service does that and more!
The White Glove agent will call to schedule a delivery appointment within a four hour window, which gives you the flexibility to work around your busy schedule and to prepare the space where your item will be placed. Upon delivery, trained professionals will unload your item from the truck, bring it into the room of choice, unpack the item and remove all packaging debris from the premises.
Please note that White Glove delivery will typically add 5 - 7 business days to your order's transit, and only includes 30 minutes of on-site time. If on-site time beyond 30 minutes is required, you may be responsible for additional fees. Additionally, this service does not include set-up of the items being delivered.
APW Wyott
|36 Inches
|32 Inches
|14 Inches
|Burner BTU
|Control Type
|Inlet Size
|1 13/16 Inches
|Installation Type
|Number of Burners
|Number of Controls
|Number of Tiers
|Power Type
|Field Convertible
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|Total BTU
Customer questions about this product
- My business is at a high elevation; does this change anything when I order gas cooking equipment?
- Many gas equipment manufacturers need to make adjustments to the equipment so it operates correctly at elevations over 2,000 feet. Sometimes we can special order from the manufacturer and have your cooking equipment delivered ready-to-go, but in other cases, you'll need to have a qualified service technician come to your location and alter your unit at the time of installation so that it is compatible with a higher elevation. Contact our Special Orders team prior to placing your order, and we will let you know what will work best for the equipment you are planning to purchase.
With its six 28,000 BTU burners, this APW Wyott GHP-6i Champion countertop gas range delivers quick heat up and a fast recovery for cooking all of your signature menu items! This range comes with built-in openings so you can easily access the pilot light without removing the front panel, and its thick, removable cast iron grates will stand up to years of heavy use. Heavy duty 4" legs, metal knobs, and a stainless steel control panel offer additional durability and functionality. Its bull-nose front extension also creates a natural barrier in front of the burners, reducing the risk of employee injury.
This countertop range comes set up for use with natural gas and requires a 3/4" gas connection. Please consult the Specification Sheet for additional details and installation requirements.
- Field convertible for natural gas and liquid propane
- Made from heavy duty stainless steel and aluminized steel for durability
- Bottom grease collection pan
- CE and UL Listed
Overall Dimensions:
Width: 36"
Depth: 32"
Height: 13 5/8"
This Item Ships via Common Carrier. For more information and tips to help your delivery go smoothly, click here.
Because this item is not stocked in our warehouse, processing and transit times will vary. If you need your items by a certain date,
please contact us prior to placing your order. We cannot guarantee that this item can be cancelled off of the order once it is placed.
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RESIDENTIAL USERS: APW Wyott assumes no liability for parts or labor coverage for component failure or other damages resulting from installation in non-commercial or residential applications.
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