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East Carbon and Sunnyside emergency personnel sprang into action last night as a fire burned one East Carbon home to the ground and threatened two others nearby.
According to East Carbon Police Officer Shawn Sackett, dispatch paged out a distress call just after 9:30 p.m.
"I came toward the fire from Columbia," explained Sackett. "And by the time I reached the home it was fully engulfed in flames."
Sackett secured the scene at 121 8th West, the home of Chad Starzel, 35.
Starzel was transported via ambulance to Castleview Hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation.
According to Sackett, the cause of the blaze is still undetermined as the Utah State Fire Marshall didn't start his investigation until late today.
"Our fire departments did a great job last night," said Sackett. "They were able to put down the fire and protect nearby homes. The deluge guns they have make a major difference with large fires."
Despite the proximity of two residences to the fire only cosmetic damage was reported.
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Fire restrictions throughout Utah are rescinded as of 12:01 a.m., on Sept. 29. The lifting of restrictions also applies to the area of northwestern Arizona known as the Arizona Strip.
Moderating temperatures and weather patterns have reduced the threat of wildland fire.
"Utah's 2006 wildland fire season has been a bit above average compared to what is being called the worst fire season in the last decade nationally," said State Forester Joel Frandsen. "Of escalating concern in Utah is the growing number of wildfires that threaten homes in the urban interface. On behalf of all state, federal and local agencies we express our appreciation for the public's assistance in abiding with the restrictions," added Frandsen.
While weather patterns have considerably reduced the threat of wildland fire it has not been eliminated. Fire officials ask that you continue to exercise caution in the use of fire, especially during this hunting season. Of particular concern are campfires that are a major factor in human caused fires.
For complete information on wildland fires, fire restrictions, and fire safety, go to http://www.utahfireinfo.gov/.
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The Utah Department of Transportation has a number of projects going on in Castle Valley.
Some of the roadway improvement projects could cause traffic delays. Several of the highway projects are nearing completion, while other improvements are in the starting stages.
Local UDOT improvement projects include:
Widening U.S. Highway 6 from Price to Wellington.
Crews are placing culverts, excavating the bed and paving the road's shoulders.
Traffic is reduced to one lane in each direction, with occasional closures as directed by flaggers.
Motorists should watch for workers and equipment and expect occasional delays for truck crossings. Projected completion date is in spring 2005.
Upgrading the bridge on U.S. 6 near Peerless port of entry.
The bridge rehabilitation operations are underway. Traffic is reduced to one lane in each direction with a reduced speed limit of 40 miles per hour along with some closures between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.
Carbon County motorists traveling on U.S. 6 should expect moderate delays. Projected completion date is September.
Utah Highway 10 south of Price.
The project includes flattening a hill and crews will work 24 hours per day from July 12 through July 20. Traffic is detoured around the project with a reduced speed limit.
Motorists should expect minimum delays. Projected completion date is July 20.
U.S. 6 from milepost 221 to 231.
The project includes the placement of a bonded wearing course on a 10-mile section. Crews will place the wearing course in two-mile sections from July 19 through Aug. 12. Hours of operation will be 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., with no work occurring July 23 through July 25.
Traffic will be reduced to one lane in alternating directions, led by pilot cars. Motorists should expect delays of up to 20 minutes. Projected completion date is mid-August.
SR-10 in Castle Dale.
Project includes realigning west Main Street, 400 West and SR-10. Excavation has started and access to SR-10 from west is temporarily closed.
From Main Street and 400 West, one lane of SR-10 is open. Motorists should expect minor delays. Projected completion date is the end of August.


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MASSENA - The driver of a vehicle who fled on foot after being pulled over by police on state Route 37 is now in custody.
New York State Police, Border Patrol, St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department and Massena Village Police had been involved in a manhunt Friday afternoon at the intersection of state Routes 37 and 56 for the driver of the vehicle who fled from police after being pulled over.
State police initiated a traffic stop on state Route 37 and the driver of the vehicle fled on foot. Police searched a wooded area in the field adjacent to Stewarts Shop. Assisting them were helicopters from the New York State Police and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, as well as a canine unit.
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GOULDSBORO, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- New owners for the former Stinson seafood cannery in Prospect Harbor say that they are hoping to create about 160 new jobs there in the time ahead.
The closed cannery had been a lobster-processing station until last year when 'Live Lobster LLC' had to close it down due to financial problems.
Garbo Lobster of Hancock Maine and East Coast Seafood which is based in Massachusetts jointly purchased the old cannery last month. Company officials say there's the prospect for 160 jobs to be created in the long term.
The two companies are planning to process lobster at the site under the name 'Maine Fair Trade Lobster.' Officials are currently working to renovate the cannery and outfit it with new equipment and hoping to have it open for business sometime this year.
The state has very few sites for processing lobster meat. Live Lobster tried to start that up at the old sardine cannery after it was closed by Bumble Bee Foods in 2010. Live Lobster failed after facing a lawsuit last year for missed payments to TD Bank.
Leaders in Gouldsboro said then they weren't surprised and claimed they had concerns about the cannery's owners. Yet selectman Bill Thayer says this time around he's hopeful the business will have better luck.
"We're just thrilled cause they're gonna do more than what Live Lobster was gonna do," he said, " I mean they're going to be processing something like 50,000 pounds a day..inconceivable to me that they're going to come up with that volume but they're very aggressive good business people."
Gouldsboro is planning to apply for a community development block grant to help 'Maine Fair Trade Lobster.' The company is looking for $550,000 from the state to help with start up costs. Renovating the cannery is expected to cost upwards of $2 million.


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Thursday's scheduled game between the Hickory Crawdads and the Lexington Legends at L.P. Frans Stadium has been postponed due to inclement weather.
The two teams will play a doubleheader on Friday, with the first seven-inning game starting at 4 p.m. and the second seven-inning game starting at 7 p.m. One ticket is good for both games of the doubleheader. All tickets for Thursday's postponed game may be redeemed at the Ticket Office for tickets of equal or lesser value to any regular season game this season.
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Award-winning actors Neil Patrick Harris and Nick Cannon will join television anchor Lara Spencer in the holly jolly spotlight Dec. 25, 2013, to host the "Disney Parks Christmas Day Parade" television special. Harris, star of stage and screen, will host the telecast from Walt Disney World Resort in Florida while Cannon, who hosted last year's "Disney Parks Christmas Day Parade", will head to "The Happiest Place on Earth" at Disneyland Resort. Spencer, a lifestyle journalist and co-anchor of ABC's "Good Morning America," will be the show's special correspondent.
The 30th annual holiday special will air nationwide Christmas morning at 10 a.m. EST and 9 a.m. CST, MST and PST on ABC-TV. The show also will air in Canada on CBC Network and across the globe on the American Forces Network.


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Developers P.J. Simao and Michael E. Lundy have locked horns over a plan by Penske Truck Leasing to open a rental facility at a building owned by Mr. Lundy in the Jefferson County Corporate Park off outer Coffeen Street, across from Car-Freshner.
Originally, Mr. Simao believed Penske was going to move into his building near the entrance of the park at 21291 Route 12F, the former SMX repair center. But the truck rental center has abandoned that plan to move into the building owned by Mr. Lundy, whom Mr. Simao has accused of trying to make a sweetheart deal with the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency.
As owner of the industrial park, JCIDAs bylaws prevent retail businesses such as Penske from moving in. Penske qualifies as a retailer, but Mr. Lundy has asked the agency to make an exception to that rule by acquiring special approval for the company to move into his 10,000-square-foot industrial center, which has sat vacant since the West Carthage developer built it in a speculative venture in the summer of 2010.
The agency has moved retailers into the park in the past, however, and approved those agreements by acquiring signatures from tenants in the park. Retailers at the park include Timeless Frames, Morgias Pasta and Haun Welding Supply.
The industrial development park is not there to compete for retail business. Its my understanding that the IDA gets involved talking with (companies) trying to override these covenants, yet I havent been able to find out the agencys rules, Mr. Simao said. My opinion is this would have never been a possibility without an industrial entrance with a traffic light, which it has never had before. I think (JCIDA) should look at traffic impacts at the park, as this would certainly impact the traffic counts.
The Alexandria Bay developer, who specializes in retail property, has not acquired industrial property within the corporate park but owns commercial property bordering its entrance on Route 12F. Last year, he demolished the former Griffs store at the intersection to enable Jefferson County to build the new industrial park road, which is aligned with the entrance to Salmon Run Mall. He also has developed the former Bomax site at the intersection, where a Nice N Easy store is being built by Valentine Stores Inc.
Donald C. Alexander, JCIDA chief executive officer, said the agencys primary focus is to recruit to the park businesses that create jobs, and exceptions are made for some retail projects. The purpose of the agencys bylaws that restrict retailers is to prevent projects that could draw a high amount of traffic, he said, such as big-box retailers like Walmart.
The whole point is to create jobs, and obviously Penske needs some people to operate this, Mr. Alexander said. Were not providing any incentives to Penske or Mr. Lundy to do this. Our policy is to work with all developers. And if one comes to us with a viable project, were going to do our level best to ensure it moves forward.
An email from a Penske spokesman Wednesday confirmed its seeking to open the facility at Mr. Lundys building.
This new location will have the added space we need to accommodate the large commercial semi-trucks and trailers we rent as well as the moving trucks we rent to consumers for household moves, it reads. We anticipate it will open in the fourth quarter of this year.
Watertown Spring & Alignment, 445 Coffeen St., now serves as a Penske rental agency by renting small trucks for household moves. Penske did not say whether that operation will be discontinued.
Mr. Lundy declined to comment Wednesday about the Penske deal. He defended his past relationship with the JCIDA, however, in light of allegations of favoritism by Mr. Simao.
Businesses can go anywhere in Jefferson County, he said. Whether theyre in or out of the corporate park, they simply have to go to the IDA to request benefits. The IDA is proactive about providing businesses with benefits. A developer whether its Mr. Simao or anyone else is always welcome to do that. Mr. Simao crying over losing a business is not my problem. It sounds like someone is jealous.
Though Mr. Simao has never sought to purchase land at the corporate park, he contended Mr. Lundy has prevented other developers from doing so by controlling land there since 2011.
In August 2011, JCIDA made a purchase agreement with Mr. Lundy to sell him 14 acres developed by his Carthage-based construction firm, Lunco Corp. The deal was made after Lunco developed a site to build a warehouse for CFM Food Distributors. But CFM unexpectedly filed for bankruptcy, and Mr. Lundy claimed to have spent thousands of dollars on an environmental review and blueprint for the warehouse.
The agency agreed to sell Lots 10 and 11 to Mr. Lundy; in turn, he agreed to complete additional site work needed to make the land shovel-ready. But while the agreement gave Mr. Lundy control of that land, he didnt actually exercise his purchase option until this July. Mr. Lundy bought 8.8 acres of property for $110,000, at a reduced price of about $12,500 per acre. He also bought Lot 12 from JCIDA for $124,000 before selling it to North Carolina developer SunCap Property Group for $559,000. SunCap is building a 64,000-square-foot FedEx facility there.
Those pieces of property have been marketed to developers since Mr. Lundy had control, Mr. Alexander said. He said that before FedEx entered the picture, Eagle Beverage Co. and another undisclosed company backed out of plans to open facilities on land developed by Lunco. Corp.
From Mr. Simaos perspective, though, Mr. Lundy has been unfairly allowed by the JCIDA to tie up the property since the CFM deal went sour in 2011.
He didnt even own the property, but they allowed him to continue to keep the property tied up because they felt bad he lost with CFM, Mr. Simao said. But the agency should not have bailed him out and let him become the exclusive developer. To me, its patently unfair to people in the park who may have had an interest in the land.
Mr. Simao also said he believes Mr. Lundy has exercised political influence as leverage with key agency and political leaders for business transactions through his connection with JCIDA. Mr. Simao cited an example that occurred in the fall of 2011, when he was in the process of selling property along County Route 202 to Rochester developer Morgan Management. On Nov. 22, Mr. Lundy sent a letter to company owner Robert Morgan that suggested he might benefit by abandoning his plan to buy property from Mr. Simao. Mr. Simao obtained a copy of the letter from Mr. Morgan.
The letter says: I believe that if you are open to a new location and project philosophy, I might have a solution for you a solution that I believe would not only be cost effective for the construction of the project, but would also have the potential for better success at obtaining your desired PILOT.
Mr. Simao said, By that point, we already had our municipal approvals in place with the town of Watertown. At that point, Morgan was negotiating the PILOT agreement.
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Academic sources are a useful source of data on the markets we cover. Two resources in particular are worth highlighting. The Flexwork Research Centre (FWRC) provides a comprehensive overview on research in the agency work domain. The collection of studies and research includes especially the following topics:
- Private Employment Agencies and other forms of flexible work
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- Labour market and labour law developments, legislation and governance in the European countries
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The Hot link provides a list of ten the most popular publication in English, while the Centre provides a very useful current awareness services that you can sign up to here.
The FWRC is a joint initiative launched by ABU and the University of Amsterdam. ABU and CIETT finance the research monitor. The HSI and AIAS Institutes of the University of Amsterdam manage this website and provide information on research reports and articles relating to temporary employment in the broadest sense.
The Geographies of Temporary Staffing Unit (GOTSU) in the the School of Environment and Development of Manchester University has produced some very useful studies. The Unit focuses on the following key themes:
- The globalization of temporary staffing
- National varieties of temporary staffing markets
- Temporary staffing agencies as mediators of labour migration
- Profiling the UK temporary staffing market
The Unit has published a useful range of empirical studies on Australia, the Czech Republic, Japan, Poland, Sweden and the UK. These are produced as part of a range of Working Papers, Working Briefs and Conference and Seminar presentations.
GOTSU's ongoing programme of research – funded variously by the British Academy, the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), the Leverhulme Trust, the Rockefeller Foundation, Vedior Corporation, the Adecco Institute, the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) and the University of Manchester – draws on quantitative industry data and a longitudinal series of semi-structured interviews with temporary staffing agencies, government officials, labour unions, trade associations and business analysts.
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CANTON Two months after he allegedly helped steal an automated teller machine stuffed with cash from St. Lawrence Universitys Brewer Bookstore, Joseph C. Lugo may be living life on the lam in the Sunshine State, Canton police said.
If he had wanted to turn himself in, he certainly has had ample time, interim Police Chief Victor N. Rycroft said of Mr. Lugo, who is wanted on charges of third-degree grand larceny and second-degree criminal mischief in connection with the Nov. 17 incident.
Instead, investigation has led police to suspect Mr. Lugo fled to Florida, where he remains a moving target.
In the early hours of an autumn Saturday, Mr. Lugo, 24, and a second suspect, Brandon D. Crandall, 21, allegedly entered the bookstore vestibule at 92 Park St., wrenching the 265-pound North Country Savings Bank ATM from the floor and severing its cables before hauling the machine out the front door and driving off in a pickup truck. The electronic cash dispenser was no small haul, physically or financially: it had been loaded with $35,000 in $20 bills not long before the theft.
The first break in the case came within a matter of days.
Investigators were questioning Mr. Crandall, of 31 Main St., in an unrelated drug case when he revealed information about the bank machine heist. His arrest on Nov. 21 led police to the battered and empty ATM in a field off Sykes Road. Its front door was scorched in spots and warped from being pried open after the lock was removed.
Investigators recovered $17,600 in cash with the arrest of Mr. Crandall, as well as a pound of marijuana and miscellaneous drug paraphernalia.
Police said they believe Mr. Lugo may have the rest of the money. They also said he may have been armed, and may have fled the area on a motorcycle.
Thats where the trail grows murky.
Investigation has revealed that Mr. Lugo may not have any family in Florida that we know of, Mr. Rycroft said. But Im sure he has been there before, the interim chief added, suggesting Mr. Lugo may have had some acquaintances in the state.
Canton police have been in touch with Florida police agencies, particularly on that states east coast, Mr. Rycroft said.
What police do know is that Mr. Lugo has a criminal history, which includes a previous long-distance flight from justice.
In April 2007, he was listed as a DeKalb Junction resident when he allegedly took part in the burglary of a home on Old Northerner Road, the Times reported.
He was arrested in Colorado in June 2007 and brought back to St. Lawrence County, pleading guilty July 23. That September, he was sentenced to six months in jail and five years probation for third-degree burglary in connection with the theft of a safe and other items.
Before the year was out, Mr. Lugo was in trouble again. He violated his probation by driving without a license Dec. 16, 2007, to which he admitted in an April 2008 proceeding.
Mr. Crandall, meanwhile, was arraigned before Pierrepont Town Justice Robert Camp the night of his November arrest on charges of felony criminal mischief and grand larceny, and was released to the supervision of the St. Lawrence County Probation Department for a later court appearance. Records showed he had not appeared before County Court in connection with the case as of Wednesday.
Anyone with information about Mr. Lugos whereabouts is asked to call Canton police at 386-4561.
Were still chasing him around Florida, Mr. Rycroft said Wednesday. We have nothing hard and fast.
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The AECF is a US$ 244m challenge fund capitalized by multilateral and bilateral donors (the AECF donors) to stimulate private sector entrepreneurs in Africa to innovate and find profitable ways of improving access to markets and the way markets function for the poor, particularly in rural areas. The Fund awards grants and repayable grants to private sector companies to support innovative business ideas in agriculture, agribusiness, renewable energy, adaptation to climate change and access to information and financial services. Its purpose is to improve incomes of smallholder farmers and the rural poor. The AECF is supported by the governments of Australia, Denmark, Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom, as well as the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).


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BUFFALO, NY - Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz is lucky after a burglar broke into his Buffalo home while he was sleeping Monday morning around 5:30.
Poloncarz told 2 On Your Side that he heard someone or something moving around and immediately yelled at the burglar and notified police.
That's when the burglar took off from his home.
Our Scott Levin asked him if he believes he was targeted or if he thought it was random.
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News about Ann Romney, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jan. 17, 2015
Mitt Romney has emphasized degree to which his wife Anne supports his quest for 2016 Republican presidential nomination as proof he is serious about running for third time; Ann Romney was explicit in wake of last, failed attempt that she would not support another run, but her apparent change of heart and Mitt Romney's touting of her support highlight extent to which she is a force propelling her husband on his political path. MORE
Oct. 14, 2012
Fashion designer Alfred Fiandaca, dresser behind Ann Romney, joins the long line of designers who have received career boosts by dressing the wives of presidential candidates. MORE
Oct. 8, 2012
Michelle Obama and Ann Romney are waging campaigns in women's and celebrity magazines to show voters their spouses' softer sides; their coverage is eagerly sought and closely watched. MORE
Oct. 4, 2012
Mitt Romney's wife Ann has remained an upbeat figure both inside headquarters and on the campaign trail, even when the candidate himself has struggled, and is assuming a larger presence as the presidential race enters its final weeks. MORE
Sep. 22, 2012
Alessandra Stanley The TV Watch column examines the political motivations behind Michelle Obama and Ann Romney both saying that they like the ABC sitcom Modern Family. MORE
Sep. 5, 2012
Alessandra Stanley The TV Watch column compares Michelle Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention with Ann Romney's at the Republican National Convention; notes that both sought to provide an personal, approachable portrait of a husband who is seen as aloof and didactic. MORE
Aug. 30, 2012
Ann Romney wears the red silk taffeta Oscar de la Renta dress that her husband's advisers opposed during her much-anticipated speech at the Republican National Convention; reviews from the fashion news media about the look are largely positive. MORE
Aug. 29, 2012
Mitt Romney is formally nominated at the Republican National Convention to be the party's presidential candidate; Romney's wife Ann leads the well-choreographed effort to reintroduce him to Americans in the hope of gaining the trust of voters and bolstering his campaign to defeat Pres Obama. MORE
Aug. 29, 2012
Michael Barbaro and Ashley Parker The Party column; Mitt and Ann Romney, family members and much of the Romney campaign at the Republican National Convention are staying at the Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel in Tampa, Fla; former New Hampshire Gov John Sununu is seen as the most unpredictable surrogate for Romney's campaign at the convention; single best and worst delegate seats at the convention floor are noted. MORE
Aug. 29, 2012
Alessandra Stanley The TV Watch column on Ann Romney, who gave a bold and boisterous tribute to her husband Mitt Romney at the Republican National Convention; says testimonial was also loving and generous and revealed just how much he owes his talented and determined spouse. MORE
Aug. 25, 2012
Mitt Romney's advisers will seek to humanize him during the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla, making use of two key stories--his wife Ann's struggle with multiple sclerosis and his near-fatal car crash in 1968; advisers believe the two stories will help construct a 'crisis narrative' in what has otherwise seemed a charmed existence for Romney (Series: The Long Run). MORE
Aug. 8, 2012
Rafalca, the horse co-owned by Mitt Romney's wife Ann Romney, fails to qualify for the Grand Prix Freestyle in 2012 Olympics dressage competition. MORE
Aug. 3, 2012
Britain wins Day 1 of the Olympic equestrian dressage individual grad prix; Rafalco, horse owned by Mitt Romney's wife Ann Romney, finishes with a score of 70.243, placing 13th in her Olympic debut. MORE
Jul. 26, 2012
Rafalca, a 15-year-old mare, will make her Olympic debut in dressage, a sport sometimes referred to as horse ballet; she is co-owned by Ann Romney, wife of presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. MORE
Jun. 17, 2012
Jan Ebeling, Ann Romney's longtime riding tutor, and his horse Rafalca, earn a berth on the United States Olympic dressage team at the Olympic Games in London; Romney is co-owner of the horse. MORE
Jun. 16, 2012
Ann Romney has become much more visible on the stump in support of her husband, Mitt Romney, now that he has clinched the Republican presidential nomination; Romney's campaign has begun making her available for news media interviews and has surrounded her with minders to help her withstand the increasing scrutiny MORE
Jun. 14, 2012
Ann Romney, who has been spotted wearing surprisingly stylish outfits while campaigning for her husband Mitt, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, appears willing to use fashion to counter his own buttoned-up image. MORE
May. 27, 2012
Lawsuit, since settled, offers a glimpse into dressage, the chosen sport of Mitt Romney's wife, and into the elite world of expensive horses; Ann Romney returned to horseback riding, a sport she loved as a girl, after receiving a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis in 1998; as she immersed herself in the riding over the last dozen years, she relied on Jan Ebeling as a trusted tutor and horse scout; in her, he found a deep-pocketed patron. MORE
Apr. 18, 2012
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column points out media firestorm involving Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen's remarks about Ann Romney 'never having worked a day in her life,' and Romney's response, was a manufactured controversy, since Romney was later heard to admit she feigned aggrievement to milk the moment; says controversy reveals that Romney is able to look as phony as her husband Mitt can. MORE
Apr. 15, 2012
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column asserts that the Democratic consultant Hilary Rosen's remark about Ann Romney warrants attention because it illustrates how ruthless partisan sniping has come to dominate political debates; contends, in addition, that Rosen's remark betrayed the best aspect of both the Democratic Party and feminism, namely their recognition of the full diversity of human experience. MORE
Apr. 13, 2012
Romney and Obama campaigns undergo dramatic back-and-forth after Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen says Ann Romney has 'never worked a day in her life,' and that she is out of touch with the concerns of working mothers; controversial comment cuts to the core of divisive issues concerning women's rights and income inequality that may play a decisive role in the general election. MORE
Mar. 14, 2012
Ann Romney, wife of Mitt Romney who is running for the Republican presidential nomination, shares recipe for meatloaf cakes, special birthday meal that she prepares for him every year. MORE
Dec. 20, 2011
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column cites Ann Romney's efforts to counter attacks that husband Mitt is a fickle political operator by publicly focusing on the constancy of their marriage; holds it is important to see such tactics as the tired political fictions and long-used campaign rituals that they are. MORE
Dec. 13, 2011
Ann Romney, the wife of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, is being deployed on the campaign trail with a growing sense of urgency as her husband's bid for the nomination is suddenly endangered by rising support for Newt Gingrich; is out in public offering a compelling, three-dimensional portrait of Mitt Romney, a campaign tactic that the candidate himself has been unwilling or unable to do this election season. MORE
Nov. 16, 2011
Caucus column; tax return filed by Ann Romney, the wife of Mitt Romney, show that she increased her donations to a family foundation by $1.5 million in 2010, raising its total assets to $10 million; Tyler Charitable Foundation represents just a small part of the wealth that makes Romney by far the richest candidate in the Republican presidential race. MORE
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Stepping Out of a Husband's Shadow, and Perhaps Overshadowing Him
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'No, No, No, No' Becomes Maybe for Ann Romney
After telling The Los Angeles Times last year that she and her family were done with her husband's political career, Ann Romney has returned to courting supporters.
January 17, 2015, Saturday
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Welcome to Romney Watch, in which First Draft decodes — and debunks — the latest, recurring speculation that Mitt Romney might make a third run for president.
October 14, 2014, Tuesday
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Mitt Isn't Ready to Call It Quits
Far from the scrum of the campaign trail, the former nominee reflects on the calls for his return.
October 5, 2014, Sunday
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She said there was a "breach of trust" between government and the people.
May 30, 2013, Thursday
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Return of the Romneys
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March 4, 2013, Monday
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Little Second-Guessing From Romney
As Mitt Romney begins his return to public life, he said he does not expect to lead his party, but sharply criticized President Obama's leadership.
March 3, 2013, Sunday
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Long Quest for Presidency Concludes With a Concession Speech
By Tuesday night Mitt Romney was huddled with his children and grandchildren inside a hotel suite at the Westin, eating his favorite dish, meatloaf.
November 7, 2012, Wednesday
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At his final rally before Election Day, Mitt Romney took the stage after 11 p.m. after a brief performance by Kid Rock. The crowd shouted "U-S-A" and waved "Romney-Ryan" and "Women for Mitt" signs. The Republican candidate took it all in.
November 6, 2012, Tuesday
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A Fashion Repeat, Wet Hair and Necktie Nattering
During the Monday night debate, the online conversation was dominated by the significance that Michelle Obama was wearing a Thom Browne dress that she had worn at the Democratic National Convention.
October 23, 2012, Tuesday
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A Football Draw for Romney's Staff and the Press
Mitt Romney took some time out to help manage a football game between his staff and members of the media.
October 21, 2012, Sunday
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With just three days left before voters go to the polls, President Obama used yet another stop in Ohio, a state that relies heavily on the auto industry, to hammer at Republican challenger Mitt Romney's earlier opposition to the government-orchestrated rescue.
Ann Romney's Style
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The Presidential Campaign on Social Media
It's not enough for the presidential candidates Barack Obama and Mitt Romney to kiss babies, shake hands and lunch at small-town diners to win over voters. In 2012, they also need to cozy up to citizens online.
Patriot Game
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The Field Museum constantly strives to improve our building operations so that they match our commitment to improving sustainability locally and internationally. The Field Museum's green team is called A Greener Field.
A Greener Field began as a grass-roots recycling effort in 1989, and now has over 30 members representing every area of the Museum. A Greener Field provides an outlet for staff to share successes and challenges in terms of greening their departments, as well as a vehicle to initiate and help implement institution-wide programs.
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If this goes through it would be great news for Delta and their fliers. Also talk about taking the fight to AA and BA on the JFK/EWR - LHR market.
Will Branson still have a 51% controlling share? If so I wouldn't want to buy SQ's ahare. If Air France KLM bought out some of Branson's share so that DL/AF/KL had a controling share it could be very interesting.
A Thames Estuary airport in the fashion of HKG would probably be predicated on closing of Heathrow or Gatwick, conceivably both. With four runways and capacity for 150 million passengers, slots would not be as pricey in a new facility. Currently, those LHR slots have a lot of value particularly if new runway construction is limited and Gatwick has to operate as a single runway because of separation problems. This will be a guess on the part of Delta as to whether the Brits will solve their London problem in the Thames East of London.
Good points, however I am not so confident that the Thames Estuary project will go forward. Plus look at the money that has been invested into LHR in the last 10 to 15 years a fast train rail link, T5, as well the current T1/T2 project. Personally I feel they should just build a third runway at LHR. The cheapest and easiest solution. Also to Heathrow's neighbors I would say in most cases who was there first you or the airport. In most cases I suspect the airport was there first.
You are probably right as this would take an investment of at least 60 Billion Pounds in 2012 values and the premature deaths of half a million Envirowhackos. On the other hand an airport resembling HKG without the great dim sum but with all its fast rail and services would drive huge amounts of additional commerce through London as LHR, LGW and FRA are pretty much maxed out. Rail, air and sea in a single facility without having to fight the surrounding community would be a treasure and keep a leg up on AMS. That third runway at LHR will open right after date of the second coming of the twelfth Imam.
My suspicion is that SQ foresees some solution in the future and wants to cash in while the Virgin stock has maximal value. Once any announcement of either a new airport or a third runway at LHR is made the value will tail off quickly. The other uncertainty is whether a non-binding referendum on EU membership will be called next year, the result of which almost certainly will be to exit.
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2:15PM EST December 3. 2012 - NEW YORK — Singapore Airlines said Monday it's in talks to sell its 49% stake in billionaire Richard Branson's Virgin Atlantic.
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Funds paid pursuant to this subchapter to any public or private agency, organization, or institution, or to any individual (either directly or through a State planning agency) may be used for—
(b) Prohibition against use of funds in construction
Except as provided in subsection (a) of this section, no funds paid to any public or private agency, or institution or to any individual under this subchapter (either directly or through a State agency or local agency) may be used for construction.
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No funds may be paid under this subchapter to a residential program (excluding a program in a private residence) unless—
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(2) such provider is licensed as described in paragraph (1) by the State in which such placement or care is provided; and
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Source(Pub. L. 93–415, title II, § 299C, formerly § 294, as added Pub. L. 100–690, title VII, § 7266(4),Nov. 18, 1988, 102 Stat. 4449; renumbered § 299C,Pub. L. 102–586, § 2(i)(1)(B),Nov. 4, 1992, 106 Stat. 5006; Pub. L. 107–273, div. C, title II, § 12215,Nov. 2, 2002, 116 Stat. 1892.)
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The Changing Role of Camps: School Partnerships Place Camps at the Heart of Educational Reform
In New York, more than ten thousand young people spend a month of their summer vacation in a special camping program to help them retain what they learned during the school year.
In Arkansas, a local camp works with school districts to provide an alternative classroom experience for elementary school students who haven't succeeded in a traditional setting.
In St. Louis, more than six thousand students from fifty-three schools study environmental education at camp between September and May.
In Maine, the local United Way administers a grant that guarantees every elementary school child in three separate towns an opportunity to attend summer camp because of its value to the overall learning process.
No longer viewed simply as places for children to have fun during the summer, camps across America are embracing a new paradigm. They are accepting a greater role in year-round education and youth development, recognizing that the same activities and programs they have traditionally offered can be packaged as highly effective alternative learning models. As education officials search for solutions to summer learning loss and ways to provide character education and social development, camps are uniquely positioned to fill the gaps with proven, effective programming.
"There's a lot of overlap between what's happening in education and in camping today," notes Fred Miller of The Chatham Group, Inc., a Massachusetts consulting organization.
"Camp-school partnerships represent a tremendous opportunity for camps to re-establish themselves as an integral part of America's educational reform movement," notes ACA Executive Director Peg Smith in an introduction to the recently published American Camping Association's Creating Camp-School Partnerships: A Guidebook to Success. " As camp leaders, we owe it to ourselves and to the families we serve to embrace this new and exciting direction for our organizations."
An Investment in Camps' Future
When camps first began to offer school programs, most were simply seeking ways to extend their revenue opportunities into the "shoulder seasons." For some camps, the extra cash flow was essential to get them through the winter.
Today, educational partnerships are much more than an alternate strategy for increasing camp revenues. The role of camps in education and youth development has changed. Camps across America have embraced the critical role they play in helping young people learn and grow. They are developing innovative programs that help reduce summer learning loss, bolster academic enrichment and student socialization, provide opportunities for leadership development, and ensure that our young people achieve their full potential.
The investment camps have made in these partnerships appears to be paying off.
- New York City's Break-Aways program receives funding from the state and private sources to send ten thousand students to one hundred camps each summer.
- Florida Sheriff's Ranches have expanded their alternate classroom program to twenty-two counties across the state.
- In Arizona, school camp has driven increases in summer attendance, with 43 percent of students from one school district returning in summer.
- Indiana's Camp Tecumseh serves 13,000 students during the school year, more than three times the number that attend summer camp there.
The driving force behind these programs is often self-preservation. As extended school years, year-round school, and mandatory summer schools become the norm in more areas, the ability of camps to fill their beds throughout the summer is threatened. Rather than lose their "customers" to other summer priorities, camps are positioning themselves as "summer school options" where young people can find opportunities for learning to come alive. They are tailoring programs to match the academic standards of local school districts and demonstrating how experiential "outdoor" education can be a powerful addition to a school's curriculum. They continue to provide opportunities for leadership development, socialization, and self-esteem building, while translating those efforts into development assets that allow children to perform better in the classroom.
Camps that will be successful in the future will be those that view their programs as viable options in a child's educational and social development. They will work with schools to offer programs and activities that not only complement the school-year curriculum, but also extend the learning process year-round.
Getting Started
Camp directors who have successfully worked with schools report that these partnerships don't require significant changes in camp operations. "Don't remake your camp to be something you aren't," says Cori Welbes of the Florida Sheriff's Ranches. "You need to be true to your mission."
Many camps have found that they can repackage much of what they have always done to align their activities with a school's educational requirements. "Camps need a re-centering of what they offer and a commitment to study and apply the current literature on youth development," explains Miller. "The question camps need to ask is, 'how can we help schools achieve their goals and performance standards in an environment that is stressing test scores?'"
The ACA Guidebook suggests camp leaders ask themselves six questions before pursuing any camp-school partnership.
Why are you doing this?
Is it to boost summer camp attendance or to generate cash flow during the off season? Or, is it to play a larger role in local education and youth development efforts? Only when you convince educational partners of your commitment to worthy learning objectives will you be successful.
Is the proposed partnership consistent with your mission?
Too often, what may seem to be another "great idea" can become a distraction or even a drain on resources. Camps that remain true to their mission usually find that there is a market for their services, especially since they can more easily develop a reputation for quality and consistency when they remained focused.
How will this impact your other programs?
Before starting, be sure to analyze how school partnerships will impact your overall program. Do you have the capacity to do this? Will this require significant program changes? Will it require more staff? Will you still have time to plan, recruit for, and market your other programs?
How well do you know your potential partners?
Take the time to get to know your potential partners. Are they right for you? Do they understand your role in the educational process? What are their objectives and priorities? A common mistake is to assume that a potential school partner is just like you. "Dig deep for hidden agendas," suggests Cori Welbes. "The more you know about each other, the stronger the partnership will be."
How well do you know yourself?
Do you understand your camp's strengths and weaknesses? Understanding what you have to offer potential partners is an essential part of your preparation for creating camp-school partnerships. Take a good look at your facilities, location, curriculum, and staff. Ask yourself how potential partners will view them. Then consider your own management style. Will it work in a partnership relationship? Do you have the time it will take to manage this partnership and are you personally committed to making this work?
Are you committed to this for the long-term?
"It's just as hard to plan a school camp for a week as it is to plan for three months of summer," notes Dave Hilliard, president of the Wyman Center in St. Louis. If you plan to invest in school camp partnerships, it's best to consider it a long-term investment, one that is more likely to pay off down the road.
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One of the biggest problems camps face is that they speak a different language than do schools. "Camps are already 90 percent of what they need to do, but they call it by different names," explains Adam Weiss, one of the founders of New York's Break-Aways program.
Camps talk about activities, while schools speak of curriculum. The terms may be synonymous, yet teachers often look on "activities" as something less than what they themselves offer. Similarly, camps may tend to talk about "fun" experiences and building self-esteem, while schools are more concerned with developing academic skills and outcomes.
Even though your activities may contribute to improved student performance, unless you explain them in terms the school understands, your ability to "sell" your program will be much harder. The challenge, therefore, is to get both sides speaking the same language, so that communication and partnership will flow more easily.
Curriculum Issues
One of the other challenges camps faces in developing school partnerships is knowing how to structure a camp curriculum that is consistent with the school's standards and expectations. The good news is that you may not have to make as many changes as you might imagine.
"Half of what camps regularly do can foster literary skills," notes Weiss. "Singing songs, writing journals or the camp newspaper, and performing skits are all examples of how camps can help young people strengthen their literacy skills."
Other camp activities also lend themselves to academic learning. Upstate New York's Camp Fiver is working to weave both improved literacy and math skill into its programs. Prior to playing soccer, for instance, the campers are required to measure the length and width of the field and calculate its square footage. The camp has also developed a learning library with hundreds of books and a computer lab with ten computers. Learning center activities typically include learning about the components of a story, writing a story or book, research on the Internet, and playing educational computer games.
Among the criteria to be considered in developing an effective program are:
- Ensuring that your program links to and supports the state's standards of learning that are used to measure schools' performance.
- Providing teachers with a flexible menu of activities and options that allow them to choose particular activities based on their own interests, where their students are at, or to cover their own weak spots.
- Incorporating literacy components throughout the program in fun and innovative ways.
- Varying the length of your program to accommodate different school schedules, budgets, and student needs.
- Assisting school partners in developing lesson plans they can use to help their students prepare for the activities they will do at camp.
- Providing optional teacher training classes and classroom visits to ensure a smooth transition from the indoor classroom to the outdoors.
- Building post-camp lesson plans into your curriculum design to help teachers tie the camp experience back into the class work.
A Guidebook to Success
The Guidebook also provides detailed insights into a wide range of issues, including program monitoring and evaluation techniques, funding options, liability and safety issues, marketing and relationships building, and communications strategies. A resource guide is also provided to help camp leaders access further information they can use to develop successful partnerships.
"We believe school partnerships represent one of the best ways camps can reinvigorate their businesses and strategically position themselves for the future," notes Smith. "For the first time, we have an easy-to-use, easy-to-follow guide that can help camps take their first steps with confidence."
Camp-School Partnerships
From the Simple . . .
The Amphitheater School District in Tucson, Arizona, began sending students to school camps at the Triangle YMCA Ranch in 1980. Today, fourteen different elementary schools participate in the program, sending 120 to 200 students per school for three-day programs. The school camp programs have proven beneficial to the Triangle Ranch in several ways. Summer recruitment efforts have been bolstered as many students who attend school camp choose to return for summer programs. Attendance in summer programs from the nearby Amphitheater schools has risen from only 12 percent in 1980 to 43 percent of Triangle's summer enrollment today. In addition, the school programs keep the Ranch's facilities in use, generating much-needed income in the camp's "off season."
Many camp directors believe that this type of partnership, popularly known as "three hots and a cot," is the easiest way to get started working with schools. The schools handle all aspects of the camping curriculum, including developing and teaching the activities, providing transportation, nurses, and food service, and lining up parents to be counselors. Camp personnel are responsible for facility maintenance, housekeeping, and overall safety (camp staff also supervise the high ropes course during leadership programs). The program is typically done on a shoestring basis, with parent and student groups raising the necessary funds through bake sales and car washes throughout the year.
Camp staff report that safety and liability are two of the most important issues involved in the partnership arrangements. The camp provides a safety manual and workshop for all teachers and volunteers before each school year and insists that the schools provide a written contract and proof of insurance coverage.
To the Sophisticated . . .
Begun in the summer of 1998 with twenty camps and 1,500 children, the Break-Aways Partnerships for Year-Round Learning program in New York City quickly became a model for school-camp partnerships focused on educational reform. Within four years, the program had grown to include more than 10,000 students attending 100 camps throughout the New York region.
Break-Aways was conceived by the former chancellor of public schools in New York City, who wanted to reduce the summer learning loss that students experience during summer vacations. Remembering the positive experiences he had at camp as a child, the chancellor organized an effort to send at-risk kids to summer camp, funded by private donations raised by the board of education and administered by ACA-New York Section. Participating camps were selected through a competitive process and were given three-year contracts to work with individual schools throughout the city.
The Break-Aways model requires students to attend camp for twenty-one to twenty-eight days during the summer. A minimum of twenty students and one teacher attend from each participating school. Each day's activities include an equivalent of three hours of literacy education integrated into the camp program. Most camps also work with the schools to incorporate some school-year programs, including after-school activities, winter vacation programs, or school camps. As a result, participating students maintain regular and consistent approaches to learning that have been shown to increase retention and improve test scores.
Although more research needs to be done to measure the outcomes of the Break-Aways program, early indications are that participating children appear to score higher on standardized tests than those who did not attend camp. Campers also tend to demonstrate higher levels of emotional and social development and leadership skills. In addition, teachers who have participated in Break-Aways programs have been able to apply many of the experiential education techniques they learned at camp to their classrooms.
Jim O'Donnell is the president of O'Donnell Communications in St. Louis, Missouri, and the author of Creating Camp-School Partnerships: A Guidebook to Success.
Originally published in the 2002 January/February issue of Camping Magazine.
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After signing with the Black & Gold, newly acquired Argentine midfielder Matías Sánchez sat down with TheCrew.com in Orlando to give his early impressions of the club.
Alex Caulfield: What are your thoughts on joining the Columbus Crew, and what does today mean to you personally?
Matías Sánchez: I think that I arrive at a very important club. I take this as a big challenge and would like to accomplish big things. I have discovered a beautiful city, but I have to slowly start adapting to my teammates. I have heard very good things about them, so I'm hopeful that we can get the results we are going after.
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All Weather Top (Men's) (out-of-stock)
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For runners who live to run above tree line and ford icy cold streams, Patagonia's All Weather Top won't miss a beat. It's a long-sleeved running shirt that gives both coverage and breathability, with hidden low-profile thumb loops, a deep, reflective front zip and an Air Flow mesh back panel for utmost venting. The durable and thicker 88% polyester/12% spandex body fabric adds a touch of warmth in a headwind and remains breathable as the day unwinds. With Gladiodor odor control for the garment, a slightly dropped tail and a small envelope pocket on the back right hip. Reflective logos on front and back.
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Michael Del Zotto, a lifelong friend of Steven Stamkos, will be on Team Stamkos while Martin Biron will be the goalie for Team Subban.
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The Nixons: A Love Story
By: Legacy.com Staff
2 years ago
In this June 5, 1960 file photo, former President Richard Nixon, left, and his wife Pat pose for photos while campaigning at Rockefeller Center in New York. (AP Photo)
Jan. 9, 2013 would have been the 100th birthday of an American icon: former president Richard Nixon. Nixon's political legacy is a complicated one, with contradictions throughout. He escalated our involvement in the Vietnam War… and then he ended the war. He presided over the first moon landing… then scaled back the space program. He won reelection in a landslide… and then resigned in disgrace two years later. Today, he's remembered more often as a punch line than as the successful leader of the free world.
His political career may have been rocky, but one constant in Nixon's life was his love for his wife, Pat Nixon.
That love was made a little more public on the 100th anniversary of Pat's birth, when the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum prepared an exhibit to remember and celebrate the former first lady. The exhibit showcased the love between the president and first lady with a collection of never-before-seen love letters from Richard to Pat.
"Somehow on Tuesday there was something electric in the usually almost stifling air in Whittier. An Irish gypsy who radiates all that is happy and beautiful was there. She left behind her a note addressed to a struggling barrister who looks from a window and dreams. And in that note he found sunshine and flowers, and a great spirit which only great ladies can inspire. Someday let me see you again? In September? Maybe?"
Richard Nixon met Pat Ryan while they were acting together in a community theater, and on their first date Richard asked Pat to marry him. She later reflected, "I thought he was nuts or something!" Richard wasn't prepared to give in, and he courted her for two years while gaining her friendship – he even drove her on dates with other men. As time went on, Pat was wooed by his drive and ambition… and his sense of fun. "Oh but you just don't realize how much fun he is! He's just so much fun," she once said. Eventually, she was won over, and in 1940 they married.
"Every day and every night I want to see you and be with you. Yet I have no feeling of selfish ownership or jealousy. Let's go for a long ride Sunday; let's go to the mountains weekends; let's read books in front of fires; most of all, let's really grow together and find the happiness we know is ours."
In this Aug. 9, 1974 black-and-white file photo, President Richard M. Nixon and his wife Pat Nixon are shown standing together in the East Room of the White House in Washington. Thirty-six years after Nixon testified secretly to a grand jury investigating Watergate, a federal judge orders the first public release of the transcript. (AP Photo/Charlie Harrity, File)
The Nixons' love didn't wane as the years wore on – indeed, it was as strong as ever when they moved into the White House, when Pat stood by Richard as he resigned his presidency, and until Pat's death, less than a year before Richard's. Richard's unabashed tears at his wife's funeral were a testament to the deep love that lasted a lifetime.
The president, often very serious in the public eye, lit up when speaking of his beloved:
As we mark the former president's centennial, it's good to be able to add another positive facet to his legacy. He was, as he said, "not a crook" – he was a romantic.
Written by Linnea Crowther. Find her on Google+.