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glad that this style is back, I used to
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Comments about Carly WhisperLite® Wig by Paula Young®:
Easy to wash and maintain, dries quickly, phone service was very good and complete, and delivery weas as promised.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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The best fit ever
By Barb in TN
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I have purchased a few wigs from Paula Young, but this one I really enjoy. It fits great and looks natural. My hair is thin and it gets oily soon after its washed. The wigs are wonderful for a sudden trip and I don't have to try and work with my own.I also have the Danica which is a human hair blend. My sister loves it and says that she can't tell it's a wig, No one can. I recommend Paul Young's wigs to anyone who wants a new look or just a simple and easy way to look great.
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Nice look for casual wear
By Larryville Lady
from Atlanta, GA
I have been wearing wigs every day since 2011 due to age-related hair thinning. I have quite a collection now, several from Paula Young. I got Carly as my go-to piece to wear for running errands, to the grocery, etc. (when I don't want to wear a baseball cap). Most of my hair loss is around my face, all the way back to my ears.The color I chose is Sunkissed Blonde. The perfect shade for me. In the photos I am wearing Carly *over* my natural hair without a wig cap. So my own hair blends into the sides and down at the bottom adding a little more length. Before I took the pics I used my thinning shears to thin Carly out on the top.Please be kind about the pics, I am not wearing makeup at all. I am 56 and it shows.The only CON for me is the extra long nape - my neck is too short to benefit from this feature, so it creates a kind of "bump" at the back. I can feel it, but I don't think it really shows.
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I'd buy this again
By Lori the Cat Lady
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Over the past number of years, I have purchased quite a few wigs, This wig is by far the best of them all. It requires very little maintenance. I've noticed even on windy days, this wig still looks great. It doesn't matter if its combed straight or has that wind blown look, they are all great looks.
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I had bariatric surgery and after the 3rd month I began losing my hair. I bought an acemetric wig and this wig. I just love them. My real hair will grown back withing a year doctors tell me so I will use these wigs until it grows back. I am sure I will wear them after that too. My friends tell me they look so natural. I didn't know how well they would match my hair but they match it perfectly. I can even use my own bangs with the wigs. No one can tell it is a wig. The wig is a little hot but I will deal with that.
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By Dee
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hard to find small or petite in grey or salt and pepper
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By Belle
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Just received the wigs today. I ordered two...the Darlene and the Carly. Both were in the Average size. The Darlene was a perfect fit, but this one, the Carly, was about an inch too short all the way around. Impossible to wear. Might have been a labeling mistake, but it is very small. It will be returned. I will be purchasing another wig in a different style.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Mailed back June 27th and still waiting for my refund.
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I'm puttering about with my Christmas present- a Ti Sidewinder for an Evernew 0.9L pot. On the TD website they say that the 12-10 stove won't fit in this pot with the Sidewinder and they include a Tupperware widget to store the stove in your pack, but fiddling around a bit it seems quite clear that the stove WOULD easily fit if the integral priming pan were trimmed off.The instructions for the 12-10 stove implies that the priming pan is only really needed in cold weather. Personally, I find it desirable that my cooking set be as compact as possible.So- and if Rand is skulking around here I'm particularly interested in his opinion- is there a big downside to trimming off the priming pan? I have another 12-10 stove that I could preserve for cold-weather use. For that matter, does TD make a priming-pan-less 12-10 stove? (I know that they don't- hint, hint.)Has anyone tried this? Conceptually at least it seems obvious that there wouldn't be any issues for warmer-weather use.
If you don't like the size of the normal priming pan, then you can use a collapsible priming pan. Just put a piece of aluminum foil there and burn the priming alcohol. Afterward, you can fold up the foil and stash it anywhere. There is nothing very critical about the pan, just as you can burn some alcohol there to produce bottom heat.--B.G.--
True...I'm really not seeing a down side to this. But I know that Rand spent a LOT of time and effort optimizing his stove for the Caldera system. I just want to be sure I'm not shooting myself in the foot on efficiency or anything by not priming.
Edited by acrosome on 01/02/2013 18:28:12 MST.
"I'm not shooting myself in the foot"We will try to uphold your Second Amendment rights. Or, is that a cliche?I hate cliches like the plague.--B.G.--
yes, cliches are a dime a dozen.Never used that priming pan myself.In cold weather I use a bit of Vaseline impregnated cotton to get it going.The al foil Bob is suggesting could also be used as a snuffer and recovery cup so that you end up using the minimum amount of fuel needed for the job
I've being using a 12-10 stove for years and I've never used the priming pan. If you can remove it while preserving normal functionality then I'd say go for it.Or better yet, if your 0.9L pot is the wide shape then ditch the 12-10 stove and the stakes to hold in place. Just set the pot directly on the cone via it's rim, and replace the 12-10 stove with Zelph's Starlyte stove. There's many advantages to this including compactness, winter lighting ease, weight, simplicity....See this thread - mostly pages 3-4.http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=57721
I've never used that priming pan either. My guess that the real reason it is there is to make things just a bit more stable. Cut it off, it is a can, not an arm.
My previous understanding was that expending 3ml of priming alcohol will _warm_ up the main alcohol load. Then, when you ignite the main load that is already warm, you get a slightly faster boil. The alternative is to add the 3ml of alcohol directly into the main load and ignite it directly without priming. I think you get about the same overall fuel efficiency either way, but you might get quicker speed by priming.--B.G.--
I've removed the priming pans from all of my 12-10s. They pack better for me that way.In cold weather I fill the stove and then I fill the top rim with alcohol. Easier to light. It works. I use a Dremmel with a carbide bit, because of it's cutting pattern not hardness, to trim most of the pan. I get things close and then finish up with a file.The outer can is minimally bonded to the pan. If your "cutting frequency" makes everything flop around you may break that bond. (Hence my preference for a fast cutter and a slow file.) If that happens re-bond it with something like JB Weld.
Edited by greg23 on 01/02/2013 19:39:38 MST.
There's no issue removing the outer rim of the primer pan to get it to fit into a 900ml Evernew with the Sidewinder. The only thing you need to be aware of is that the primer pan is holding the two stove walls/cans together.....so as noted.....you will want to use something like a dremmel or tin snips etc to remove the outer pan rim.....but leave all the stuff underneath so it holds it all together.Rand :-)
Thanks, Rand!@Dan "Just set the pot directly on the cone via it's rim, and replace the 12-10 stove with Zelph's Starlyte stove."Well, how wide is the Starlyte? Will it fit in the 0.9L Evernew pot sideways? (In your setup it just sits flat in the bottom of the pot.) Does Zelph still have plastic caps for the Starlyte? Are they leak-proof, if I have the stove sideways, or upside-down?
Edited by acrosome on 01/03/2013 06:51:24 MST.
The Starlyte fits sideways in the 0.6L Evernew wide pot, so there should be no problem with the 0.9. Zelph had the lid a few weeks ago, and it is still on the website, so I would guess it's still available. I haven't used mine yet so I can't comment on how leak-proof it is.
OK, why not? The simplicity of possibly being able to forgo the two tent stakes appeals to me, too. I just ordered a Starlyte, and I'll let you all know how the experimentation goes. If it goes poorly I'll be butchering a 12-10.
"Will it fit in the 0.9L Evernew pot sideways?"The Starlyte is quite a bit smaller than the 12-10, so it should easily fit. The Starlyte is 2" in diameter."Are [the caps] leak-proof, if I have the stove sideways, or upside-down?"The stove itself is leak proof because the wicking material absorbs the fuel and does not drip even if inverted. The function of the cap is primarily to stop evaporation, as alcohol is volatile and evaporates quickly."I just ordered a Starlyte, and I'll let you all know how the experimentation goes."As the graphs on page 3 of my other thread show, pot height is an important variable. With the Starlyte you want the pot held pretty close to 1.8-1.9" off the ground. If you go higher then fuel usage goes up, and if you go lower then boils get slow. I believe with your 0.9L pot and Sidewinder cone, the pot is going to rest about 2.0 - 2.2" off the ground when supported by it's rim. You can simulate a 1.8" pot height (1.0" gap between stove and pot) by putting a small spacer under the stove. If you're happy with those results you can commit and trim ~0.3" off the bottom of the cone (hey more grams saved, and it packs even easier).The other important variable is oxygen availability. In a normal cone the Starlyte burns a bit slow due to the low oxygen availability, which the 12-10 is optimized for. I added a few extra holes around the bottom of my cone (shown in other thread) for ideal performance. You can simulate this by creating an air gap around the bottom of the cone by placing the whole thing on a few spacers (ie. lay down some tent stakes and set the cone on that) while still remembering to adjust pot height accordingly. If performance is better with an air gap around the bottom, then it needs a few more holes to burn ideally.You don't want to overdo it on the air holes though, because in the real world (ie. some wind) more air seems to get through the holes, so an ideal burn in the lab could burn lean in the woods.
Edited by dandydan on 01/03/2013 11:01:31 MST.
@ DanAh, thanks. That picture tells the story I was looking for. I also have a small fuel bottle that should fit inside the pot, too, for even more pack volume savings- it is flat like a hip flask rather than round like the one Rand provides. It's small, though, so only good for weekenders.One issue with trimming the cone is that it might futz up the use of the Inferno insert. It seems pretty specifically sized to the cone. At the least the Inferno may require trimming as well to get it to fit. Perhaps a spacer under the Startlyte will be the best answer. Or, hell, maybe just biting the bullet and trimming the priming pan off the 12-10 will be the best answer. At least if I futz that up it's cheaper to buy a new 12-10 than a new Ti cone...But I'll play around with the Starlyte first, and let the Hive Mind know my results.
Edited by acrosome on 01/03/2013 11:45:41 MST.
I don't know if this helps, but I have used a MBD Mini atomic with good success. I got the idea off of hammock forums.
I've actually got a Mini Atomic coming my way in the mail right now. The Starlyte has a unique list of attributes that few other stoves can equal, so I don't anticipate the mini Atomic replacing my Starlyte, but I am interested to see how cleanly a self pressurizing stove like the mini Atomic can burn butanol, which I have coming in the mail too.
Update-I just took some measurements and the unmodified Sidewinder holds the bottom of the 0.9L Evernew pot 2+5/16 inches off the ground if supported from the pot lip rather than using the tent stakes. So I'm guessing that, yes, I'll either need to shim the Starlyte upwards by 7/16 inch or so, trim a similar length from the cone, or use the butchered 12-10.@Dan- At what elevation were you doing your experiments with the Starlyte? I live at almost 7000 feet, and that's usually the lowest point of my hikes.But also, yes, with the priming lip trimmed off the 12-10 fits inside an Evernew 0.9L pot with the Sidewinder:You an also see my "weekend" hip-flask-shaped fuel bottle. The mini-Bic and measuring cup are inside the sleeve with the Sidewinder, and the entire Inferno system is included.Having just done a test-run, I remain impressed as hell with the cone and 12-10 system.I also spent a half-hour or so snipping and sanding the sharp bits from the edge of the Inferno grate. Because I'm like that.Oh, and putting a few drops of alcohol in the crimp on the top of the 12-10 makes it much easier to light, as mentioned above somewhere I think, and would probably work just fine as a priming device in itself. I think this is a good, quick solution. But I'll still play with the Starlyte- it does look interesting. Hell, I'm even thinking of commissioning a custom cone from Rand that's 7/16" shorter and with only the woodburning holes for the tent stakes so that I can still keep the original cone as-is...Therein lies madness- this stove stuff can consume one, y'know?But the shorter cone would fit even more easily in the pot and I could do away with the need for the tent stakes except in woodburning mode. For 90% of my hiking the woodburning option is really only for emergencies, anyway, so I think that I can do without the Inferno insert most of the time, too. I'll have to ask Rand what he's asking for custom cones these days, but only after I get the Starlight and verify what height I need with some experimentation. Maybe I'll even try to find a controllable location at around 9000 feet in which to experiment...
Edited by acrosome on 01/05/2013 16:04:44 MST.
Here are some instructions by Don Meredith from his lightpack blog ,After reducing the priming pan on the 12-10 I can fit it into the Evernew Titanium Ultra Light 600ml Pot (ECA251) with the inferno and floor.*edited to get the link working
Edited by DropBear on 01/05/2013 22:00:56 MST.
Virtually all my Starlyte testing was done at 2000'.
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Separate traffic accidents on Sept. 25 and Sept. 28 resulted in two fatalities in Carbon County.
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The sergeant indicated that the two crashes were being investigated by UHP Trooper Bryan Lacy.
"I can tell you without a doubt the wearing a seatbelt increases one's chance of survival in any accident," stressed Sgt. Kelly. "The laws we have in place regarding seatbelts are not there to inconvenience people, they are there to save lives."
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Utah's 2005 safety belt observational survey showed that 86.9 percent of motorists buckled up. The number means that 313,000 Utah motorists did not report buckling up, noted the website.
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Local residents should be, sure to read the car seat and vehicle owners manual. Follow all instructions and be sure child passengers are safe at all times.
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The thrust of the project is safety and security as well as energy savings, she said. The safety and security measures are the first phase of the project. Theyre all at the top of the list.
The district received a bomb threat last week, its third in less than a month. Bomb threats were discovered written on the walls the evening of May 17 and again May 22.
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One of the interesting subplots for the division tournaments in R.I. boys' basketball is the use of neutral site high school gyms for Wednesday's quarterfinals. The venues include North Providence, East Greenwich, East Providence, South Kingstown, Cumberland and Westerly.
Breaking things down further, all Division I schools are heading to Div. II and III spots. In Division II all four games are taking place on Div. I grounds, while the Division III games are being held in Div. II gyms.
Regarding our local entries, Division III top seed North Smithfield travels to Cumberland on Wednesday to face the survivor of Monday's 8/9 matchup (Ponaganset at Juanita Sanchez). The Northmen will tip off at 8 p.m. following the Johnston-Toll Gate semifinal contest.
Staying in Division III, should No. 7 seed Burrillville defeat No. 10 Moses Brown on Monday, the Broncos would head to Westerly to face second-seeded Middletown Wednesday night at 8.
In Division II, top seed Cumberland will head to East Providence Wednesday for an 8 p.m. start against either No. 9 Tolman or No. 8 Exeter/West Greenwich. The Clippers' "Round of 8" opponent will be determined Monday. Two teams who aren't even close geographically to South Kingstown will set foot on the Rebels' home floor as No. 3 North Providence and sixth-seeded Shea will cross paths at 6 p.m.
North Providence and Shea are on the same side of the Division II bracket as No. 2 seed Westerly. The idea was to keep the highest seed in the bracket as close to home as possible, hence the Bulldogs are heading to S.K.
In Division I, the victor of Monday's East Providence-Hope game will advance to face top seed La Salle Wednesday at North Providence. That game begins at 8 p.m.
Looking ahead to Friday's divisional semifinals, the four remaining Division I schools will head to CCRI-Warwick with the Division II entries using Bryant University. Division III will head to Roger Williams University. All three sites will feature doubleheaders that begin at 6 p.m. with the second game slated for an 8 o'clock start.
Next Sunday, the divisional finals will take place at Brown University. The Division II contest kicks off at 1 p.m followed by Division III (3 p.m.) and Division I (5 p.m.).


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A developer has expressed interest in acquiring and redeveloping the soon-to-be-vacant Mercy Care Center of Northern New York complex on Stone Street.
Donald W. Rutherford, CEO of the Watertown Local Development Corp., said Thursday that an unidentified developer approached his contact at GE Capital, the lien holder of the massive complex, with interest in redeveloping the series of buildings.
Recently, Joseph Pandroni, the GE Capital representative from the Bethesda, Md., office, told him that preliminary research indicates the prospect seems to have the ability to take on such a large project, Mr. Rutherford said.
Mr. Pandroni would not tell him much about the prospect because of his concern it would interrupt the flow of negotiations, Mr. Rutherford said. Mr. Pandroni could not be reached for comment Thursday.
Mr. Rutherford reported the development at the WLDC boards Thursday morning meeting.
Its good news because it would take us out as the middleman, he said afterward.
The WLDC, also called the Watertown Trust, and city officials have been worried about the fate of the complex once Samaritan Medical Center vacates the property in the next few weeks and moves into the new 288-bed nursing home and assisted-living center on outer Washington Street.
The unnamed prospect is the first to come from Mr. Rutherfords working relationship with the GE contact. Several months ago, a Rochester developer looked at the property but then showed no interest.
In recent months, Mr. Rutherford has been working with the GE Capital representative to see whether the lien holder of the complex will help in its reuse.
Kenneth A. Mix, the citys planning and community development coordinator, said he does not know much about the current prospect, except the little information presented at Thursdays WLDC board meeting.
Its good to see that a private developer is interested, he said later.
Mr. Rutherford had hoped to get GE Capital to sell the mortgage on the complex to the WLDC. If the mortgage were acquired, the development corporation could put together a feasibility study, which would be an important tool to entice a developer. The study would show the best use for the property, part of which probably would be demolished even if redevelopment becomes possible.
But with this latest development, getting a feasibility study completed has been put on the back burner, Mr. Rutherford said.
The five Stone Street buildings that make up the complex remain the property of MGNH Inc., which could complicate redevelopment efforts. MGNH, the former Mercy Hospitals parent company in Lake Katrine in Ulster County, has shown no interest in the property for years. City officials have tried to communicate with MGNH about the situation.
First hoping to move out this month and then in March, Samaritan does not know exactly when that will happen. Mercy officials still are waiting for word from the state when the nursing home can close.
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The Samsung Galaxy S II has sold more than one million units in total, the company announced today. This is not the first time that the company has been able to reach that mile stone but it definitely is the most memorable. As the company said today in their press release, the Galaxy S II has been " selling like hot cakes" and may be their most profitable and popular device of all time.
For instance, the unlocked Samsung Galaxy S was a device that reached more than 1 million sales as well, but took up to forty days longer to do so. The Samsung Galaxy S II has been selling at a pace the company has not seen before and may never see again. In all, they average selling one Samsung Galaxy S II every three seconds.
The device was first released on April 29th and has continued to sell at a break neck speed since that time. Along with their announcement they have also released a series of videos and photos holding the 1,000,000 sign commemorating the number. They have been able to put together a good campaign to draw attention to how quickly they have been able to sell the device so quickly.
The device also received to notch reviews from various sources when it was first released, so it is no surprise that it has become so popular in such a short amount of time. It is clear that Samsung has taken the quality of their unlocked Samsung cell phones very seriously as of late and their sales have really begun to reflect that fact. They may never sell a device as well or as quickly as they have their Samsung Galaxy S II, so this has been a reason to celebrate for the popular company.


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Note: Michael Sauer Isn't Being Ruled Out Of Preseason Games
At NHL.com, John Tortorella tells Dan Rosen that depending on how Michael Sauer heals from his shoulder sprain, he could get in one of the Rangers four remaining preseason games.
The Rangers play Thursday, Friday, Sunday and Monday.
Sauer sprained his shoulder last night and John Tortorella said that he would be out for seven days.


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The mission of Dallas Theological Seminary is to
glorify God by equipping godly servant-leaders
for the proclamation of His Word and the
building up of the body of Christ worldwide.
Rev. Dr. Alan Ginn (ThM, 1977) shares about the joy of transitioning
from nearly 30 years of pastoral ministry to worldwide pastoral
training. The following is an excerpt from his DTS alumni blog.
God's Sunrise
after 30 Years of Ministry!
For us, 2007 is a 'sun-rise' year. While 2006
closed the door on almost 30 years of local church ministry at Chinese
Grace Bible Church in Sacramento, 2007 is the dawn of another path of
ministry...new beginnings. And as I look back on the past 30 years of
pastoring a local church, I can look forward into the beams of this
glorious sun-rise and attest that the will of God is "good,
acceptable and perfect" (Romans 12:2).
As Bev and I walked down the aisle of the church on the 31st of
December, to the applause of the congregation, I looked out at the
people with a smile as I reflected on the two verses I had shared the
day before. 1 Thessalonians 5:24 "He who calls you is
faithful, who will also do it" and 1 Timothy 1:12
"I thank Christ Jesus our Lord who has enabled me, because He
counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry." Though
the applause was for our years of ministry at the church, it was more
of an applause to God for His faithfulness to our church.
On February 2006, I made my announcement to step down from the pastoral
ministry at Chinese Grace Bible at the end of the year and transition
into fulltime missions. I committed to working towards a
joy-filled, God-honoring transition. I understood that this journey
would not just be mine, but our journey as a church and as the body of
Christ. And as the transition came to an end on the last weekend of
year 2006, it truly was a joy-filled and God-honoring celebration. I
could feel the presence of the Holy Spirit oozing in the sanctuary
where the celebration ceremony was held. Nearly 400 pastors,
missionaries, church leaders and church members from the greater
Sacramento area came together for a glorious reunion. Pastors and
leaders of different generations and different flocks joined together
in the lyrics "To God be the Glory / Great things He has
done." The evening reception brought even more people
together in joy-filled tears as individuals shared of the greatness and
faithfulness of our God. While many view the close of 2006 as the end
of a 30- year journey, I see it as the beginning of an even more
exciting journey into 2007. It is not merely the sun-setting,
but the sun of 2007 and all its opportunities rising.
It will be a year of an "unknown"
journey in my own life. I did not know exactly how God would lead, but
I was confident that He would clearly direct my path. It will
be a literal journey
as I desire to train pastors at least 50% of my time overseas in third
world nations – discipling local leaders through teaching and
Where We Are Now
As we approach the end of 2007, we are amazed at God's
leading and the wonderful new doors He's opened for us! God
has led us to join an organization, based in Chicago, whose vision is
identical to what God has put on our hearts – to
"Disciple Nations!" Leadership
Resources International (LRI) focuses on training national
pastors who in turn train other pastors in their countries. Their
mission is: "Launching
Pastoral Training Movements Worldwide." We are
delighted to be part of their team. Since we've joined them
in April, I've been privileged to participate in three of
their training seminars in: Indonesia, China, Vietnam, and
Nepal. I'm in the middle of my fourth trip with LRI
– to China. God is good and faithful! He truly leads us in
unknown and amazing paths!
As the sun rises on our lives, may the Son of God, our Lord Jesus
Christ, be exalted higher and higher in our lives as we journey with
His light to this world.
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The Bill Barrett Corporation reported in second quarter results, that due to gas gathering constraints in the Blacktail Ridge and Lake Canyon fields, western Uintah Basin, the Company has reached an agreement with the Ute Tribe to suspend certain drilling commitments.
Currently, Bill Barrett operates 16 wells with gross production capacity of 3,200 barrels of oil per day (Bopd) and three wells waiting on gas gathering improvements before completion in the area. Problems with the infrastructure for gas gathering are expected to be resolved around year-end 2009.
"Gas gathering from the oil wells will require additional pipelines from the well head for production," says Jennifer Martin, Bill Barrett spokesperson. "Right now, there simply isn't enough capacity to move the gas."
Bill Barrett further reports that the net production of 22.1 Bcfe of natural gas from all western fields is up 15 percent from the prior year period.
The West Tavaputs project, currently producing around 88 Mmcfe/d, has completed drilling six wells to date. Additionally, the shallow development drilling program with 40-acre well density continues at Peter's Point, along with the 20-acre pilot density program at Prickly Pear.
Second quarter results for Bill Barrett in the Uintah Basin identify the average net production as 87 (Mmcfe/d) compared to 90 (Mmcfe/d) in the first half of the year. Eight wells were spudded in the second quarter, and 16 in the first half of 2009.
This contrasts with Bill Barrett's production numbers of 99 (Mmcfe/d) of natural gas compared to 97 (Mmcfe/d) in the first half in the Piceance Basin. There, 40 wells were spudded in the first half of the year and an additional 24 in the second quarter of 2009.
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Matt Harvey wants to be the best, Zack Wheeler wants to be the best
Matthew Cerrone, Lead Writer
In a report for the Daily News, Matt Harvey talks with Peter Botte about the Mets starting rotation, learning from R.A. Dickey, his rookie season, and being a competitive team in 2013.
"I feel like we absolutely can do something this year," Harvey told the Daily News before throwing a brief bullpen session Monday at Citi Field. "That's why we all play the game. … as players, we're not looking at this as rebuilding for next year or the year after. It's now, it's this year, and we feel like we can win and we're going to do everything we can to play into October."
Frankly, I expect nothing less than this quote from Harvey, and I bet he truly believes what he's saying too.
The Mets talked SO glowingly about Harvey last season, it started feeling redundant and a bit overdone. Of course, Terry Collins was being asked the same questions about Harvey night after night, so what was he supposed to say? Because, the reality is, Harvey is good and we all know it. He has the physical talent, obviously. But, what impressed me most, and what has me most excited for his future, and what probably inspires the Mets to go overboard when speaking about him, is his work ethic and focus. It's impressive. He has a maturity, poise, consistent attitude and professionalism that I expect to be a difference maker for him.
In regards to his physical talent, he still needs to keep working at walking less batters. And, he's going to hit a bump in the road or two during his first full season in the big leagues, because it happens to most pitchers. Because of these two hurdles, I don't expect him to replicate his 10 starts from 2012 over 30 starts in 2013. Instead, I'm expecting a 4.00 ERA (maybe a bit more, maybe a bit less), I expect to see a good number of strike outs and around 180 innings pitched. The difference in his season will be the walks, though. It'll be the difference between a 3.5o and a 4.50 ERA, I bet.
In either case, I think he's a mid-rotation guy (with ups and downs) in 2013 … on his way to being a consistent, top-of-the-rotation workhorse for many, many years to come. I'm excited to watch his future, alongside Zack Wheeler and Jon Niese.
"It's fun to think that you possibly can have a starting rotation similar to what the Braves had with Maddux, Glavine and Smoltz," Harvey told Botte. "That's what we're going to strive for, too. (Wheeler) wants to be the best, I want to be the best, and so does every other guy that's dressing in this clubhouse."
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Ringling Alumni Help Create Academy Award Winning Films Avatar and Up
March 11, 2010 - Ringling alumni are keeping close tabs to Hollywood these days – by working on Academy Award winning films. Sunday night at the Oscars, 2 films, Avatar and Up, took home a total of 5 Academy Awards. A combined total of 17 Ringling alumni put their creative minds to work on these two films.
Avatar is the highly acclaimed film by famed director James Cameron. Now the highest grossing film of all time (surpassing Cameron's other masterpiece, Titanic), Avatar takes us to the planet of Pandora in the year 2154 where mining threatens the Na'vi tribe's existence. Shown widely in 3D, Avatar was written in 1995 by Cameron, who had no technological way to achieve his ideas at the time, so he tabled the script until 2005 when technology was finally able to do what he wanted - make extensive use of motion capture technology. Cameron used this motion capture technology for bodily movements and facial expressions in the film. Contrary to popular belief, Avatar is not really an animated film since it is 40% live action and 60% photorealistic CGI.
At this year's Academy Awards, Avatar collected three Oscars including Best Visual Effects, Art Direction, and Cinematography. It was also nominated for Best Picture and Best Director. There were 11 Ringling alumni that worked on Avatar:
Jeff Baker, 2004, Computer Animation
Rafael Burgos, 2004, Illustration
Thelvin Cabezas, 2003, Computer Animation
Scott Dace, 1999, Computer Animation
Ryan Duncan, 2002, Computer Animation
Shine Fitzner, 1994, Computer Animation
Eric Grimenstein, 2004, Computer Animation
Danny Keller, 1998, Computer Animation
Stephen Pavelski, 1998, Computer Animation
Jance Rubinchik, 2004, Computer Animation
James Willingham, 2004, Computer Animation
Erik Winquist, 1998, Computer Animation
Up is director Pete Doctor's second feature-length film (behind Monsters, Inc.) and features an elderly widower named Carl and a young, overeager, explorer named Russell, who fly to South America in a floating house suspended from helium balloons. Produced by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures, Up previously won Golden Globe Awards for Best Animated Feature Film and Best Original Score from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.
At this year's Academy Awards, Up grabbed two Oscar awards for Best Animated Feature Film and Music (Original Score). It was also nominated for Best Picture, making it only the second animated film in history to be nominated for this category. These six Ringling alumni helped contribute to Up's success:
Lindsay Vander Galien, 2006, Computer Animation
Nick Pitera, 2008, Computer Animation
Katie Coyle, 2005, Computer Animation
Gaston Ugarte, 2002, Computer Animation
Luke Martorelli, 2000, Computer Animation
Alonso Martinez, 2008, Computer Animation
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This unit is aimed at background speakers of Chinese who wish to pursue a China-related career. It aims to consolidate and extend the practical language skills especially in the fields of commerce, tourism and industry. Emphasis of the program is on how to develop a Chinese essay with a research component, in which Greater China engages. Students will also learn how to present their research findings.
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Verizon announced this week that, for the first time in three years, they'll be carrying a Nokia smartphone.
The Nokia Lumia 822, a version of the Lumia 820 customized for Verizon, will start rolling out to Verizon subscribers this November, a press release announced. Though no release date has been publicized, a source told Engadget that it may be available by November 8, while BGR thinks it'll be out on November 12.
With the announcement no doubt timed to coincide with all of Microsoft's recent events, the smartphone runs on WIndows Phone 8, and is available exlusively through Verizon.
So how, exactly does the Lumia 820 stack up against other Lumia devices? Well, for one, it's curvier, and its camera pod and flash placement has the same lengthwise setup as the Lumia 920 and 810, "instead of the transverse layout found on the Lumia 820," writes Engadget.
As for specs, the Lumia 822 packs a dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, has 8 GB of internal storage, and 1 GB of RAM, though you can get models with up to 64 GB.
Its 4.3" screen has a resolution of 800 x 400, and it's got an 8 megapixel camera as well as a 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera, and an exchangeable shell for wireless charging.
It body seems pretty sturdy, which is no surprise for a Nokia phone, though some have called it a little thick. Still, says one TechCrunch reviewer, "If anything, the version I played with was even thicker than normal because someone had swapped the stock backplate with the wireless charging plate, but the end result was a device that was still very comfortable to hold."
Available in white, black or grey, one of these bad boys will run fairly cheap – about $100 on a 2-year contract with Verizon.


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A quick update on unsigned players currently with the team in Ventura, Calif...
Unsigned holdovers from Ave Maria
James Belshaw – GK – Supplemental Draft
Alec Kann – GK – Trialist
Neal Kitson – GK – Trialist
John Gallagher – DF – Supplemental Draft
Rauwshan McKenzie – DF – Trialist
Yazid Atouba – MF – SuperDraft Pick
*Note that while not listed, forward Colin Rolfe picked up an injury during the Columbus friendly last week. The former Houston Dynamo draftee won't be with the team in Ventura but will re-join the squad in Charleston.
Players Departed:
Rich Balchan – DF – Trialist
Caleb Konstanski – DF – Supplemental Draft Pick
Eric Robertson – DF – Trialist
Trialist #1 - MF - Trialist
New Trialists for Phase Two
Blake Brettschneider; Forward (D.C. United, New England Revolution)
If it seems like you just saw Brettschneider, that's because he was on trial with the Crew, playing against the Fire in last Wednesday's friendly. The South Carolina alum has made a habit of earning a spot on an MLS rosters in preseason, impressing D.C. United (2011) and New England Revolution (2012).
Like Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson, Brettschneider is also from Lilburn, Ga. and attended rival high school Parkview High School
Dailos Tejera; Forward (Conquense; Spanish Tercera Division)
A 22-year-old midfielder/forward that played in the Spanish second division with Conquense before being relegated after the 2011-12 season.
Kevin Mercado; Forward (LDU Quito; Ecuador)
One of two players on trial from LDU Quito, Mercado is an 18-year-old forward who made it into five matches during LDU's 2012 campaign in Ecuador.
Jose Alexander Pabon Midfielder (LDU Quito; Ecuador)
The other trialist from LDU Quito, the 21-year-old Pabon has been with the club's first team since 2010, appearing in 13 matches in midfield.
There are also two other new trialists that for discovery reasons will remain unnamed… Call them Trialist #3 and Trialist #4.
Five things you should know about the newest member of the Fire, Dilly Duka.
1) He's Albanian-American and his name is short for "Dilaver".
2) Dude's also got the Twitter machine, follow @D_Duka11.
3) A product of Montville, NJ, Duka came up in the New York Red Bulls Academy and went to Rutgers for two years before signing a Generation adidas contract and being selected eighth overall by Columbus in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft.
4) He scored a ridiculous goal from the left wing for the U.S. U-20's in the 66th minute of the team's 4-1 win over Cameroon at the 2009 FIFA U-20 World Championships in Egypt. (See video below, start at 2:45).
5) The trade to the Fire reunites him with U.S. U-20 teammate Sean Johnson. Check out a great flashback shot of Sean Johnson beginning at 42 seconds of at video….
WATCH: Dilly Duka Scores Impressive Goal at 2009 U-20 World Cup
Though he didn't have all that much to do in the U.S. Men's National Team's 0-0 friendly draw vs. Canada last week, it seems clear the Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson remains in Jurgen Klinsmann's plans after being one of three goalkeepers called in for Wednesday's CONCACAF Final Round World Cup qualifier at Honduras (LIVE 3pm CT on beIN Sport).
The summons means Johnson will miss most of the team's second phase of preseason camp in Ventura, Calif. but nearly a month of training with the national team won't leave him out of shape.
Consistently called up since last August's 1-0 friendly win at Mexico, the 90 minutes the fourth-year Fire 'keeper earned in Wednesday's draw seems to indicate Johnson is stating a strong case for the U.S. Men's third goalkeeper shirt behind English Premier League veterans Tim Howard and backup Brad Guzan.
Should his form hold up and the U.S. Men navigate another difficult CONCACAF qualifying test, Johnson could find his way to Brazil next year.
There are still too many variables to allow anyone to get that far ahead and strong competition will remain from the likes of veteran Nick Rimando (injured for January camp), as well as Johnson's friendly rival Bill Hamid.
While the trio wouldn't be expected to appear in this year's qualifying matches, with the U.S. expected to send a B-team to the this summer's CONCACAF Gold Cup, the tournament will likely serve as the next indication as to who Klinsmann favors for the presumable third spot.
Even if he's not always playing in matches, the 23-year-old's continued inclusion in camps, working with the best 'keepers American soccer has offer, can only help with his chances and his form for the Fire.
It should be an interesting year for Sean and the U.S...
Remember the last time the U.S. went to Honduras?
Trailing 1-0 just after the break, the U.S. used a brace from Conor Casey and a Landon Donovan free kick to eventually win the match 3-2 and qualify for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
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I've never been on the west coast for "The Big Game". First time for everything and thanks to the Fire coaching staff, we'll all have the afternoon off to watch the game beginning at 3:30pm out here on the west coast.
In advance of the "match", I polled Fire players on who they wanted to see win the game. What ensued was a bit of an open conversation, interjections of soccer terminology and other hilarity…
Jeff Crandall: Hey Steven Kinney, who do you have in Wednesday's "Big Game"?
Steven Kinney: I'd like to see the Ravens win. I'd like to see Ray Lewis go out on top. 1-0 Ravens.
JC: What about you Chris Rolfe?
Chris Rolfe: I have Coach Harbaugh.
Which Coach Harbaugh will be champion?
JC: The Gaffer has already been joking about that... You can't steal his thunder.
Chris Rolfe: Who's playing? I like the 49ers. Tied: 1-1.
JC: Why do you think the 49ers?
Chris Rolfe: Because we're in Northern California
JC: We're in Southern California.
Logan Pause: We did drive an hour and a half north of LAX but we're still in Southern California. California's a big state.
JC: Who do you have winning the Super Bowl, el capitan?
Logan Pause: I have the Baltimore Ravens Football Club. 2-1 Ravens.
JC: When did they add FC to the title? Why do you have them?
Ray Lewis, the ultimate villain?
Logan Pause: They're on a great run right now, riding a lot of emotion. It's hard not to jump on the bandwagon.
JC: Jalil Anibaba, you're from NorCal… Who do you have winning the Big Game?
Jalil Anibaba: I'm a bit indifferent because I'm a Raiders fan. I like Ray Lewis a lot but I gotta stay with my Cali team and go with the 49ers. (2-2 tie).
JC: Hell freezing over? A Raiders fan cheering for the Niners?
Jalil Anibaba: I think they play good football. Their attack – I mean its not soccer – their offense is amazing and they're exciting to watch so I'm going with them.
JC: Arne Friedrich, you're a self-described "big Bears supporter". Who do you have in Sunday's match?
Arne Friedrich: I have no interest in either of these teams. For me it is always about the Bears.
JC: Arne, folks want to know what you think.
Arne Friedrich: If you're forcing me to an answer, I'll say Ravens but I don't like it. (3-2 Ravens)
JC: Hey Gonzalo Segares, you're from Costa Rica, I bet you're a long-time 49ers fan.
Gonzalo Segares: Yes, the 49ers are actually my team. (3-3 tie).
Kaepernick: First Bro to win
the Big Game?
JC: I was just joking. They're your team? How so? Since when?
Gonzalo Segares: Since living in Costa Rica. In the early 90s my cousin was a 49ers fan so he had Steve Young and Jerry Rice posters – since then I've been following them.
JC: So you actually followed American football in Costa Rica?
Gonzalo Segares: Yes that's where I learned how it was played by watching it on TV and then I became a bigger fan when I moved to the States in college
JC: So we're tied at 3-3 (21-21 in American football). This is about as high scoring as soccer gets. To break the tie, I'll ask Equipment Manager Charles Raycroft who he thinks will win.
Charles Raycroft: San Francisco 49ers. I like Colin Kaepernick and I do not like Ray Lewis.
JC: As always Charles, you're short and to the point.
There you have it, according to the Chicago Fire, the San Francisco 49ers will be crowned champions of "Big Game XLVII".
Good evening from Ventura, Calif. where the first team escaped the snow of Chicago Saturday morning to begin Phase Two of 2013 Training Camp.
After arriving at our beach-side hotel, the team quickly ate and changed before heading to Oxnard Community College for a little over an hour long training session.
Notes from today:
- The long-rumored trade that would send forward Dominic Oduro to Columbus in exchange for Dilly Duka seems to have happened according to both players Twitter accounts and multiple reports. Oduro is not in Fire camp and Duka tweeted Saturday that he was headed to join the team in California. Expect an official announcement Monday.
- The Daily Herald's Orrin Schwarz also added a significant rub to the trade: the Fire will also reportedly gain the MLS rights to out-of-contract U.S. international Robbie Rogers.
- 2012 Fire Defender of the Year Arne Friedrich trained with the team for the first time after being allowed to take extra time off while the side was in Ave Maria, Fla.
- After flying from Norway all day Friday, new signing Brendan King also trained for the first time.
- It was good to see midfielder Patrick Nyarko do some light ball work off to the side as he continues his comeback following a grueling 2012 campaign.
- Defender Hunter Jumper and forward Maicon Santos did not train with the team Saturday. Jumper pulled up lame in Wednesday's friendly vs. Columbus while Santos was unavailable for selection in the match after suffering an injury in the days leading up to the game.
- New trialists have arrive in camp. A full list will be published on Chicago-Fire.com in the coming days.
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On this day 15 years ago, the Chicago Fire selected defender C.J. Brown first overall in the 1998 MLS Supplemental Draft.
Having spent the 1997 season with the San Francisco Bay Seals in the USISL D3 Pro League, Brown impressed then D.C. United head coach Bob Bradley as the Seals fell to the defending MLS Cup champions at the tournament's semifinal stage.
Brown would of course go on to be part of all six of the club's domestic titles and currently holds the Fire record for most competitive (372), regular season (296), playoff (25) and U.S. Open Cup appearances (25) amassed over his 13-year career in Chicago.
Last season, Brown forever wrote his name into Fire history as he became the seventh member of the Ring of Fire, joining Bradley, Piotr Nowak, Frank Klopas, Lubos Kubik, Peter Wilt and Chris Armas in the club's Hall of Fame.
Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson has been absent from camp in Ave Maria but like the past two January's he's had a good reason.
The budding American goalkeeper has spent much of the month in U.S. Men's National Team camp with the gathering culminating in tonight's friendly s. Canada at BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston.
The Fire goalkeeper joined D.C. United's Bill Hamid and Houston's Tally Hall to round out the goalkeeping corps in Jurgen Klinsmann's camp and like the past two January camps, will hope to earn another cap Tuesday night vs. the Canucks.
Though he hasn't made an appearance for the national team since the side's 1-0 friendly win at Panama a year a go, Johnson did earn a number call ups during the semifinal round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifying last fall.
Perhaps a good performance could put Johnson in the mix for a trip to San Pedro Sula as the U.S. opens up the final round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifying at Honduras next Wednesday, February 6.
Catch Sean and the rest of the U.S. team Tuesday night LIVE at 8pm CT on ESPN2, WatchESPN and Univision Deportes.
Hope everyone's enjoying the snow back home... Just a bit of news for you on this lovely Friday afternoon in Ave Maria.
We're pleased to announce that Sunday's preseason opener vs. Florida Gulf Coast University in Ave Maria, Fla. will be live streamed here on Chicago-Fire.com beginning at 3pm CT.
A nice little recap from Thursday's trip to the beach in Naples. This one is for the ladies...
On Tuesday we reported midfielder Corben Bone would spend a week and a half training with Team for the World Alliance partners Atletico Madrid.
Today, we get photos from his visit to the Estadio Vicente Calderon. Check them out below...


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"Within the last 48 hours, it was determined that this player is in fact a non-resident and therefore ineligible to play football for Wilson. After reviewing tapes of games, Wilson High School administration and coaches determined this player played in two league games," said DCPS in a statement released on Sunday.
The statement goes on to explain that Wilson had to forfeit the two games in which the player participated, making the Tigers ineligible for the playoffs.
Anacostia (6-5) will play Dunbar in the Turkey Bowl, scheduled for Thanksgiving day at Eastern Senior High School.
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Since scoring 42 goals in 2007-08, Marian Gaborik has always followed up a 40 goal season with an injury ravaged low scoring season.
Gaborik had 13 goals in 2008-09, he missed all but 17 games due to injury, then signed with the Rangers and had 42 goals.
The following season Gaborik missed time with a shoulder injury and concussion and only scored 22 goals in 62 games before playing in all 82 games last season and scoring 41 goals.
Sportsnet says that based on the past, Gaborik is due for a down season and Carp from Rangers Report wonders which Gaborik the Rangers will have this season, "the one who scored 42 goals his first year in New York, the one who scored 22 his second year, or the one who scored 41 last year."
At the beginning of training camp, John Tortorella was asked about Gaborik and said that he has become a different player than he was when he first came to the Rangers, "I'm not sure I said this last year, but from the first day he came here to now, what he is, he has changed, he's always on the ice. I remember the first year was like pulling teeth to get him on the ice at certain times to practice. He's grown mentally. The year he had last year, the playoffs he had last year and going through the injury that he had…he is still growing as a player. He is still growing mentally and I think…he has to be a huge part of it this year.
Adam Rotter: Gaborik was great last season with seven game winners and 20 goals that broke a tie and gave the Rangers the lead. He is a game breaker and no longer the Rangers only offensive threat so the defense can't just collapse on him. He was healthy all season until the Ottawa series but stayed in the lineup and played a on shoulder that needed major surgery. I see Gaborik breaking his trend and coming up with another big season.


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Adele is the British singer whose 2008 debut album won two Grammy Awards and made her a leading pop singer in the U.K and the United States. Adele Adkins (who performs under her first name alone) was raised in London, grew up imitating the Spice Girls at home, and began singing in earnest at age 14, according to her official biography. After posting songs to MySpace.com, Adele was discovered by XL Recordings in 2006. Her 2008 debut album, 19, included the singles "Hometown Glory" and "Chasing Pavements" and won her Grammy Awards as best new artist and (for "Chasing Pavements") best female pop vocal performance. Never a pop waif, Adele is known for her smoky voice and plus-sized body, which she uses to belt out power ballads and soul-tinged pop. (Her voice "could stop traffic," journalist Paul Rees once told the BBC.) Her follow-up album, 21, was released in 2011, debuted at #1 on the U.K. music charts, and stayed there for 10 straight weeks, selling millions of copies. It was helped along by the acclaimed heartbreak-of-romance single "Someone Like You," which became a big hit after Adele performed it at the BRIT Awards in February of 2011. Adele had surgery on her vocal cords later that year, temporarily derailing her rise, but returned to perform "Rolling in the Deep" at the Grammy Awards in 2012. That night she took home all six Grammys she was nominated for: album of the year and best pop album (both for 21), song of the year and record of the year and best short-form music video (all for "Rolling in the Deep"), and best pop vocal performance (for "Someone Like You"). She also sang the theme song to the 2012 James Bond movie Skyfall and earned an Oscar nomination for best original song.
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Scott Dion spoke with reporters at Erie County Medical Center, where the baby's mother, Denise Hine, is recovering from injuries. Watch the video player above to see Claudine Ewing's report on Dion's comments.
"I still feel like it's not real and I'm going to wake up and hold my daughter in my arms," said Dion.
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Rangers Record: 31-31-9
Bruins Record: 31-27-12
Despite the fact that the Rangers have taken it to Boston
this year winning the previous three matchups, it would not mean a thing if
they can not get two-points here. It should be a matchup between two desperate
teams as the Rangers try to pick up some ground and the Bruins struggle to hold
Atlanta and New York on the outside.
Boston like the Rangers has continued to struggle at home,
something either team can seem to figure out why. So the advantage should
theoretically go the Rangers, but after the Blues visit to the Garden on
Thursday Blueshirt fans are skeptical this team hasn't packed it in already.
Lundqvist will be in net today as he has been stellar
against Boston during his seven seasons in the NHL. His record is 13-3-2 with a
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Source(Added Pub. L. 95–598, title II, § 224(a),Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2663; amended Pub. L. 99–554, title I, § 112,Oct. 27, 1986, 100 Stat. 3091.)
Section 408(c) ofPub. L. 95–598, as amended, which provided for the repeal of this section and the deletion of any references to United States Trustees in this title at a prospective date, was repealed by section 307(b) ofPub. L. 99–554. See note set out preceding section 581 of this title.
1986—Pub. L. 99–554amended section generally. Prior to amendment, section read as follows: "The Attorney General may appoint an acting United States trustee for a district in which the office of United States trustee is vacant, or may designate a United States trustee for another judicial district to serve as trustee for the district in which such vacancy exists. The individual so appointed or designated may serve until the earlier of 90 days after such appointment or designation, as the case may be, or the date on which the vacancy is filled by appointment under section 581 of this title."
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Amendment by Pub. L. 99–554effective 30 days after Oct. 27, 1986, see section 302(a) ofPub. L. 99–554, set out as a note under section 581 of this title.
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Revision Information
- Reviewer: Michael Woods, MD
- Review Date: 11/2013 -
- Update Date: 11/14/2013 -