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RICHFIELD - Mark George Fuellenbach, 59, passed away Wednesday, April 22, 2009, in Price.
Born Aug. 9, 1949 in Richfield to Norman J. and Marjorie Powell Fuellenbach, he was next to the youngest of four children. Mark was a graduate of Richfield High School. He married Penny Mills July 2, 1971. They were later divorced. Mark then married Mari Bell Tree May 20, 2005.
Mark was a wonderful son, husband, father, grandpa, brother, uncle and friend.
Mark's greatest loves were spending time at the cabin at Fish Lake, four-wheeling in the mountains with Mari, puttering in his woodshop and playing with his grandchildren.
Mark proudly served as a member of the Utah National Guard, retiring as a colonel.
He was an honorary colonel of the Utah Highway Patrol, charter member of the Sevier County Jeep Posse, chairman of the Sevier Valley Medical Center Board, Rotarian, board of directors for Zions Bank, charter member of the Sevier County EMTs, member of the Utah State Record's Committee, former president of the Utah Press Association and long-time publisher of The Richfield Reaper.
He was also senior publisher of Gull Communications.
We could go on, but Mark would be unhappy with us for elaborating.
Survived by his loving wife, Mari; children, Shawn (Yvonne) Fuellenbach, Draper; Lisa Fuellenbach, St. George; and Heidi Fuellenbach, Salt Lake City; stepchildren, Ryan Schow, Tigard, Ore.; Dan (Ema) Tree, Salt Lake City; Lisa (Chad) Evenhuis, South Jordan; mother, Marge Fuellenbach, Richfield; sisters, Sue (Dick) Buys, Heber City; Jan (Kraig) Patterson, Salt Lake City; brother, Kent (Robin) Fuellenbach, Salmon, Idaho; and brother-in-law, Morrill Stout, St. George. He is also survived by grandchildren, Kallie and Cannon Fuellenbach and CJ, Abby, Kaylee and Tyler Evenhuis. He was preceded in death by his father, Norm Fuellenbach; and a sister, Judy Stout.
Funeral services were April 25 in the Richfield tabernacle. Interment was in the Richfield City Cemetery with military rites accorded by the Battery A 2nd Battalion 222 Field Artillery, 65th Fires Brigade and 1-145 Field Artillery. Honor Guard was provided by the Utah Highway Patrol. Funeral directors, Magleby Mortuary, Richfield, Salina and Manti.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Southern Utah OHV Club at any branch of the State Bank of Southern Utah.
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Read: John Tortorella On Rick Nash And How Excited He Is That Nash Is Here
John Tortorella has said that while he hasn't gotten a chance to know Rick Nash, he is confident that Nash will fit in with the Rangers because of how he goes about his business.
At the Rangers Dog Walk, via Bryan Finkel, Tortorella was asked a question about Nash and spoke about how excited he is to have him.
"[Nash is] here; I saw him. I've talked to him once, I don't know who the hell he is, but I've heard such great things about him! I've seen him play from afar… I've talked to a few players that know him, and he's going to fit in… We have him at a great time in his career… I think the next step for him is to get us there and become that impact player that I believe he will be for us."
In the The Hockey News, they write "Will Rick Nash thrive or dive under coach John Tortorella? Those betting on the latter are forgetting Nash enjoying playing for hard-knocks bench boss Ken Hitchcock in Columbus. With Brad Richards, Marian Gaborik and Ryan Callahan, Nash has the supporting cast to star on Broadway."
Tortorella said today, via Steve Zipay, that Nash will fit in easily. He called him a "low maintenance player."

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Video: Buffalo Bills Set to Hire Doug Marrone
BUFFALO, NY - The Buffalo Bills have hired Doug Marrone to be the team's next head coach, according to reports by ESPN's Adam Schefter and NFL.com.
The Bills have yet to confirm the hire.
A source tells 2 on Your Side's Adam Benigni Sunday afternoon that the Bills are in the final stages of working out the details of Marrone's contract.
The Buffalo Bills are expected to hold a press conference at noon today to discuss the future of the team.
Marrone leaves Syracuse University where he's spent the last four years as head coach.
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The Orange have a record of 25-25 under Marrone, including an 8-5 record this past season when Syracuse tied for the Big East Conference championship and defeated West Virginia in the Pinstripe Bowl.
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WEAR: This year, Kristen Stewart graduated from sneakers and skinny jeans to directional gowns and short suits, and the fashion world has certainly taken note! But true to form, the actress hasn't ditched her signature edgy look. Rather, she opts for avant-garde silhouettes and menswear-inspired cuts that make her a fashion force to be reckoned with.
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The Four Seasons celebrated its 50th anniversary last night and a predictably large crowd of media personalities, politicos, and powerbrokers turned out for the occasion. Just a few of the people on hand to celebrate the event with co-owners Julian Niccolini and Alex von Bidder (left, Erin Fetherston): Barry Diller, Nicole Miller, Ralph Lauren, Mort Zuckerman, Ray and Veronica Kelly, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., David and Joyce Dinkins, Henry Kissinger, Aby and Samantha Rosen, Dolly Lenz, Tim and Nina Zagat, Steve Schwarzman, Fern Mallis, Jay McInerney, Jeffrey and Linda Chodorow, Steve Newhouse and Gina Sanders, Albert Maysles, Ruth Reichl, Robert Burke, Linda Fargo, Star Jones and Herb Wilson, Thom Browne, Don Marron, Drew Nieporent, John Gutfreund, Chuck Scarborough, Cindi Leive and Howard Bernstein, Terry Allen Kramer, Marjorie Gubelmann, Marina Rust Connor, and Salman Rushdie and girlfriend Pia Glenn. [PMc, Wireimage, NYO, Paper]
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I have installed Ubuntu on my new 13.3 inch 1280x800 MacBook Pro. It works great, but the fonts are kinda differently sized from the Mac programs, and I am wondering if I need to change the DPI. Looking at the Apple site doesn't tell me the DPI that this computer is.
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Well, it doesn't tell you definitively, but we can outsmart them!
You have 800 (vertical, but I'm sure they're using square pixels, so horizontal should be the same) pixels, and the "depth" of a 13" MBP is 8.94 inches. I'm going to be sloppy and chop an inch off of that for the bezel, which gives us ~
Truth is probably somewhere in between. But, conveniently, 96 DPI is a common density, particularly for laptop LCDs in the 13" range.
So, there's your probable answer: 96 DPI.
That said, Ubuntu may or may not be properly detecting that DPI already. It might just plain be defaulting to bigger fonts than OS X (in my experience it does tend to do so).
The actual pixel density of the MacBook screen is 113 dpi, but OS X seems to default to 72 regardless of the actual screen dimensions.
So 113 will give you accurate font sizes compared to print (but won't fit very much text on the screen), while 72 will make the font sizes more like OS X.
I found this website, which does exactly what you are looking for
Give Horizontal and vertical screen resolutions and screen size(in Inches) as the input and the site displays the required DPI for the system. See below.
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NEWPORT–In 2012, the North Country boys tennis team finished the year in fourth place in the Metro Conference, paced by a well rounded roster of experienced players that were committed to the program.
This year, the team will return a good portion of last year's group, while adding some new faces to the program.
"We have a good nucleus returning, and good contingent of freshman-first year players who are still working on their skills," said head coach Gary Atchinson.
The team already got their season underway as they squared off against MMU on Monday, losing the match 4-3.
Deslandes Blue Wave Tae Kwon Do Academy attended the Spring Championship tournament held at Johnson State College on April 6th. Nine students from the academy attended the tournament and represented their school proudly by bringing home a total of 19 medals and one Grand Champion Samurai Sword. Competitors range from the age of 4 to adult, proving it doesn't matter how old you are, anyone is capable of competing. Blue Wave students are trained to compete with respect and sportsmanship whether they win or lose, which they all displayed that day.
ORLEANS–After a year where wins were few and far between, the 2013 Lake Region baseball club is looking to their younger players to turn things around this season.
"We have a great young bunch of guys that want to come out and compete every day, so I am very excited about it." said head coach Eric Degre. "Indoor practices have been incredible. Our pitching is very strong, and it seems to me that we are going to be able to compete in every game this year.
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"After last night, there were two ways we could have responded," said coach Pat Burke. "Our kids were disciplined, mature and we made big plays when we needed to."
He continued, "I think the best part about this is that we are a community-based organization. We want our players to skate for their high schools and their local organizations.
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"The girls played every shift as hard as they could," said Vermont coach Pat Burke. "We got amazing goaltending from Courtney Peyko and Victoria Gibson, and in the third OT, the puck bounced out way.
"San Jose were an amazing group of athletes, by far the best team we've played all year."
SAN JOSE, CA-The Vermont Shamrocks kicked off the quarter-finals with a 5-1 over Grand Rapids on Saturday morning.
Five different girls scored in the win, as the team was able to spread the scoring around, creating multiple threats that girls from Michigan could not contain.
Aliza Ellis opened up the scoring 3:20 into the first when she banged home the rebound from Jade Remillard's offering.
One minute and five seconds later it was Cailee LaPorte converting a feed from Rachel Morse, and Vermont took the 2-0 advantage into the break.
SAN JOSE, CA-The U-16 Vermont Shamrocks took a 1-0 lead after one period, and turned it into a 9-1 win after three, as the green and white defeated Assabet, Ma with extreme prejudice on Friday evening.
"We are playing extremely well with a lot of energy," said assistant coach Dan Ellis. "We have so much diversity. We can go from one forecheck to another on the fly. Our girls are so smart that way."
SAN JOSE, CA-For much of their game against the California state champion Lady Ducks, the Shamrocks looked like they were going to move to 1-1 at the National Tournament.
The girls had two goals called back, one in the first, another in the second, but this team would not be denied.
Morgan Lamos and Cailee LaPorte changed the fortunes of the green and white, as the pair each tallied a third period goal to give Vermont the 2-1 win.
Lamos was the first to strike for the Shamrocks.
Morgan tied things up at 1-1 with 11:07 left to go, but things would stay tight until the very end.
CRAFTSBURY–Craftsbury Academy will have the smallest and youngest baseball squad in all of Orleans County this spring, but that is not a problem for coach Dan Locke and his players.
The Chargers will showcase a team that includes six sophomores, three freshman, two seniors and an eighth grader, and they could not be more excited to play ball.
The season gets underway April 25th when they travel to Concord.
Game time is 4:30.
for the full story, check out the Express on 4-5-13.
NEWPORT–The 2013 North Country baseball team is going back to the basics.
Coach Brian Bonvechio's crew will look to get back to the fundamentals of America's favorite pastime as they prepare to face Vermont's top players in the ever tough Metro Division.
"This year we mad a real commitment to improving our defense, as well as our pitching staff," Bonvechio said. "We would like to think we are about five pitchers deep, and although we don't have a lot of depth, we are pretty strong defensively, we have a lot of speed and a little bit of pop in the middle of the order.


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The world is so complicated, when all the rights and wrongs, goods and bads are tangled together, you find it hard to breadth and believe in what you have always believed .... But in this complicated world there lived as little sparrow , she was not at all concerned with what is gong on around her and in this world. All she cares about was her family, i.e. her husband and a baby boy.
She was least concerned with humans especially because they were so big and scary and always making so much noise. And worst of all their way of thinking was so horrifying and abnormal. So she always preferred visiting deserted places where there was rare chance of encountering any human.
Her life was quite peaceful until one day ... oh yes that horrid day; she so wished that day would not had come .... But "as it was written so it shall be done", it arrived.
As usual she woke up early in the morning, sun has not risen yet, she prayed first, sang the glory of Almighty God, who has created such a beautiful world and put love among he living beings. Then she started making breakfast... as usual of course. Baby boy, woke up an hour later because it's his growing age and he is always hungry. She fed him lovingly and then made her mate wake up so he could leave for his daily search of bread and butter after having breakfast. Mundane, every thing was the same so far and as ever ... when suddenly that moment happened ... the moment that changed everything for them, and brought that misery that no sparrow had ever thought of...
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Vajrayana Buddhism is most closely associated with Tibet and can be characterized by the figure of the siddha, the master whose spiritual realization is so profound that he or she has power over the phenomenal world, and in whom the profundity and vastness of absolute truth is fully and completely manifested. Many of our most well-known authors come from this tradition of Tibetan Buddhism .
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The Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment (Volume 3)
The Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment (Tib. Lam rim chen mo) is one of the brightest jewels in the world's treasury of sacred literature. The author, Tsong-kha-pa, completed it in 1402, and it soon became one of the most renowned works of spiritual practice and philosophy in the world of Tibetan Buddhism. Because it condenses all the exoteric sūtra scriptures into a meditation manual that… Read More
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Maitreya's Mahayanasutralamkara with Commentaries by Khenpo Shenga and Ju MiphamThe Buddhist masterpiece Ornament of the Great Vehicle Sūtras, often referred to by its Sanskrit title, Mahāyānasūtrālaṃkāra, is part of a collection known as the Five Maitreya Teachings, a set of philosophical works that have become classics of the Indian Buddhist tradition. Maitreya, the Buddha's regent, is held to have entrusted these profound and vast instructions to the master Asaṅga in the heavenly realm of Tuṣita.The Ornament provides a comprehensive… Read More
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The Aspiration of SamantabhadraThis book is a commentary on an ancient, well-known Tibetan Buddhist prayer of aspiration that expounds on the Dzogchen path to enlightenment. Addressing such fundamentals as the guru-student relationship, the role of faith in Vajrayana Buddhism, recognizing basic awareness, and the notion of reality that is beyond mental concepts, it is a clear and accessible explication of a complex system of philosophy and meditation techniques that are central to… Read More
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|Family Hopes Cash Will Bring Leads in Homicide
An unsolved murder case in Granite Falls has a new development with family members offering a large cash reward to catch the killer. The sons of Tony Myers showed a briefcase filled with hundred dollar bills in hopes of learning who killed the 65-year old back in 2008.
The family says they are prepared to give someone one hundred thousand dollars for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the three year old murder case. Someone shot and killed Myers during an armed robbery at the Granite Falls Gun and Pawn shop that Myers owned in December of 2008.
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|Rev. Billy Graham Hospitalized
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Evangelist Billy Graham, 92, father of Franklin Graham of Samaritan's Purse, remains in an Asheville hospital today, being treated for pneumonia. Graham spokesman Larry Ross said doctors don't believe his condition is life-threatening.
The Charlotte Observer reports no changes in his condition overnight, and officials say they don't expect to issue updates until later today. The elder Graham was taken to Mission Hospital, near his Montreat home, Wednesday morning after experiencing what Ross called "a pulmonary challenge."
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Kosovo's Romanies Live In Uncertainty
A Roma refugee watches a passing train in the Cesmin Lug refugee camp... NyhetsfotoFattigdom,Flykting,Flyktingläger,Kosovo,Minoritetsgrupp,Mitrovica,Människor,Mänskligt intresse,Serbien,Sociala frågor,ZigenarePhotographer Carsten KoallCollection: Getty Images News 2007 Getty ImagesMITROVICA, SERBIA - DECEMBER 12: A Roma refugee watches a passing train in the Cesmin Lug refugee camp in the Serbian district December 12, 2007 in Kosovo province, Serbia. One hundred and fourty-four refugees live in the camp near toxic metal waste left by the Trepca mines, living in extremely poor conditions with no running water. Members of the Roma minority were forced to flee their homes in the Mahala district in southern Mitrovica during the Kosovo war in the 1999. They settled in the Serb-populated northern side of the divided province. Were independence to come to Kosovo, the north would continue as a Serbian enclave. Kosovo, administered by the United Nations since the 1990 conflict, is home to approximately 120,000 Serbs, who face an uncertain future should the province, with its majority Albanian population, become independent under a U.N. proposed plan. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images)


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Thursday night was the first of three scrimmages for FC Dallas on its Mexico trip. The scrimmage vs. Playa del Carmen was a chance for some of the younger players to show what they can do.
The starters were: Chris Seitz, Carlos Rodriguez, Matt Hedges, Christian Ibeagha, Scott Gordon, Andrew Wiedeman, Bobby Warshaw, Bruno Guarda, Nicolas Gianni, Scott Sealy, Ruben Luna.
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|Watauga BOE Honors at Monday Meeting
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|Tuesday, 12 March 2013 07:06
It was predominately a night for recognizing outstanding accomplishments by students, teachers, and principals in Watauga County's schools during the Monday evening Board of Education meeting. Director of Human Resources, Dr. Stephen Martin, set the tone for the presentations
starting with the schools Teachers of the Year; Each school's TOY was recognized and presented a certificate from the Board of Education members. The 2013-14 Teachers of the Year in the Watauga County Schools are Lindsey Wilson of Bethel, Susan Trew of Blowing Rock, Tiffany Reece of Cove Creek, Donna Greene of Green Valley, Jenny McCourry of Hardin Park, Meghan Mixon of Mabel, Jamie Dale of Parkway, Gina Holste of Valle Crucis, and Klay Anderson of Watauga High School. The County Teacher of the Year will be announced at the TOY banquet in April. Next Dr. Martin recognized Toby Cone, principal of Cove Creek Elementary School, as Watauga County's Principal of the Year. Mr. Cone was also presented a certificate by the Board of Education members. Additionally school counselors and social workers received recognition for their work and all principals were recognized for their assistance to the Watauga Education Foundation fundraiser, Principal/Flap Jack pancake breakfast.
Following the adult recognitions a host of Watauga High School honors band and orchestra students were recognized for their performance in the northwestern region competitions. Band instructor, Tim Walker, recognized the students from WHS who had received honors by placing in the Northwest Middle School All-District Band, Northwest District High School All-District Band, Western Region Jazz Band, Western Region Honors Orchestra, and Western Region Repertory Orchestra.
In other news the BOE approved a recommendation by Dr. Kafitz to revise the school calendar for the purpose of making up instructional days missed due to inclement weather. He proposed this be accomplished by changing March 21st and March 22nd from professional development days for employees to regular student attendance days. The Board unanimously approved the recommendation moving the two professional development days for employees to the end of the school year.
Additionally the Board received a report from After School director, Pam Shirley, indicating the model for the program will be changed next year by extending the hours of operation from 5:30 pm to 6:00 pm. This was done in response to many parents indicating they needed more time to get from work to their child's school. School Board chair, Dr. Lee Warren, expressed his appreciation for this change and effort to make it possible for more parents from the western end of the county to participate in the after school programs.
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The Army wants another two rounds of base realignment and closure to optimize facility usage across the service.
While speaking March 21 before the Senate Armed Services Committee subcommittee on readiness and management support, Katherine Hammack, the assistant secretary of the Army for installations, environment and energy told senators of the need for another two rounds of Base Realignment and Closure, known as BRAC, for fiscal years 2013 and 2015.
"The Army's fiscal year 2013 budget request is a balanced program that reflects the current fiscal environment and it supports an Army in transition while at war," Hammack said. "The Army does support the administration's request for BRAC authority in 2013 and 2015. Changes in force structure will necessitate a revaluation of our facilities to optimize usage, capability and costs."
Hammack also told senators the Army's construction budget request reflected the nation's current fiscal reality and is a 32 percent reduction from 2012.
"We know the fiscal challenges the nation faces and are planning accordingly to implement what was asked of us by the budget control act," she said. "The Army has implemented a facility's strategy to focus our strategic choices on cost-effectiveness and efficiency reducing unneeded footprints, saving energy by preserving the most efficient facilities and consolidating functions for better space utilization."
The Army recently completed the last round of base realignment and closure. Hammack said the Army met its BRAC 2005 obligation within the six-year implementation window and it was a very different BRAC from the previous four in that it was a transformational BRAC of installations to better support the war fighter.
In the process, she said, the Army shut down 11 installations, 387 reserve-component sites, realigned 53 installations and their functions at an investment cost of about $18 billion which included 329 major construction projects.
"It transformed how the Army trains, deploys, supplies, equips and cares for its soldiers and garrisons and the realignment has enabled our troops to train the way we fight," she said with regard to BRAC 2005. "This may not have resulted in cost savings, but it has impacted training effectiveness."
Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Installations & Environment Dorothy Robyn said the Army in particular used BRAC 2005 to carry out major transformational initiatives such as the modularization of the brigade combat team.
"In short, the '05 round took place during a period of growth in the military and it reflected the goals and needs of that time," Robyn said. "The focus was on transforming installations to better support forces as opposed to saving money and space, so it's a poor gauge of the savings the department can achieve through another BRAC round."


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By ROBERT W. VAN DE WALLEGranada Hills, Calif.
It is amazing that so many people believe global warming is real and is caused by humans. This myth has been largely promoted by the major media that gives much attention to those who support it and very little to those who debunk it.
For example, in December, U.S. Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma chaired a "Climate Change and the Media" meeting. He said that global warming is a hoax. The meeting received almost no major media attention.
At this meeting, Dr. David Deming, a geophysicist at the University of Oklahoma, stated, "I was contacted by a reporter for National Public Radio. He offered to interview me, but only if I would state that the warming was due to human activity. When I refused to do so, he hung up on me."
Deming also said that he received an astonishing e-mail from a major researcher in climate change that read, "We have to get rid of the Medieval Warm Period." From about 800 A.D. to 1300 A.D. we had the Medieval Warm Period where the world was as warm or warmer than it is today. But, it is an obstacle to those maintaining that the current warming is abnormal.
People who want to hear the other side can go to a number of web sites for a scientific debunking of global warming.
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When it comes to dressing celebrities and creating front-page fashion moments, Rachel Zoe is unquestionably in a league of her own. Though the celebrated stylist primarily works with boldface names (think: Cameron, Liv, and Demi), she's also a guest editor for Piperlime and picks out her favorite products on the site each season-all ultra-darling, of course!In honor of Piperlime's recent foray into the world of apparel (they now carry tons of on-trend clothing, plus their amazing everyday assortment of super cute shoes and bags), Zoe pulled a few of her favorite items for your shopping pleasure. The super stylist selected wonderfully fashionable, totally festive pieces that will work throughout the holidays and for seasons to come. These sequined picks are near and dear to Zoe's heart-she simply adores sparkly things-so you're sure to fall for them too. Read on for the inside scoop on these amazing must-buys, and don't miss all of Zoe's fashionable favorites currently available at piperlime.com!
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No matter what your personal style is like-glam or gritty-there's a place in every closet for these stylish heels. Who could resist the combination of timeless elements (the traditional pump shape) and completely current details (the beautiful bronze sequins)? Plus, the price is right! Perhaps you should pick up two pairs, one in metallic and the other in not-so-basic black...
Juicy Couture Sequin Sunburst Top ($228)
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Velvet Edeline Cascading Sequins Tee ($174)
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The Obama administration is pushing to leave more troops in the Persian Gulf and to create a regional equivalent of NATO in the Arabic Middle East, according to the New York Times.
"After unsuccessfully pressing both the Obama administration and the Iraqi government to permit as many as 20,000 American troops to remain in Iraq beyond 2011, the Pentagon is now drawing up an alternative," the New York Times reported October 30. Part of that plan may be to leave additional troops in Kuwait, for years a staging area for the Iraq war, or simply to float a larger naval fleet in the Persian Gulf.
But the Obama administration has another alternative they are floating to create "security" in the Islamic world, the New York Times reported: "The administration and the military are trying to foster a new 'security architecture' for the Persian Gulf that would integrate air and naval patrols and missile defense."
That "security architecture" may include boosting existing security alliances in the Arab world, especially the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), a 30-year-old group of six Persian Gulf dictatorships led by Saudi Arabia. The GCC is both a NATO and European Common Market-style organization with a customs union agreement that was inked in 2003. The GCC's six nations on the Arabian peninsula together have one trillion dollars in GDP, and the GCC is considering membership requests from Jordan and Morocco. "Another part of the administration's post-Iraq planning involves the Gulf Cooperation Council, dominated by Saudi Arabia," the New York Times reported. "It has increasingly sought to exert its diplomatic and military influence in the region and beyond. Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, for example, sent combat aircraft to the Mediterranean as part of the NATO-led intervention in Libya, while Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates each have forces in Afghanistan."
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Contributed Photo/Tim Hauf Delphine's Grove of Monterey cypress trees on Santa Cruz Island supposedly was planted there as a romantic gesture to a woman named Delphine. Photographer Tim Hauf considers it a nice, cool resting spot to soak in the scenery on the long hike up from Scorpion Anchorage and over to Smugglers Cove.
Contributed Photo/Tim Hauf This shot of common dolphins swimming before Anacapa Island's famed Arch Rock epitomizes the wildlife and scenery at the Channel Islands to photographer Tim Hauf. "What can be more appropriate than that?" he remarked. "It's a simple shot that says quite a lot."
Contributed Photo/Tim Hauf California brown pelicans flying over the ocean off our coast are a common sight, but on this particular day, photographer Tim Hauf said, "all of them were coming at us at once. To see so many in such a perfect formation was a real treat."
Contributed Photo/Tim Hauf A springtime bloom of Indian paintbrush, California poppies, silver bush lupine, seaside daisies and wild heliotrope brightens up the landscape near Carrington Point on Santa Rosa Island. Photographer Tim Hauf said wildflowers were everywhere when he took this shot last year, and pointed to this as a good example of how vegetation at the islands is in recovery.
Contributed Photo/Tim Hauf Tim Hauf captured the right moment to get this shot of calcified ancient plant and tree stalks in that spooky-weird caliche forest on San Miguel.
Contributed Photo/Tim Hauf Looking like ants on a watery landscape, a group of kayakers, near center, is dwarfed by a sea cave and immense cliffs near Potato Harbor on Santa Cruz Island. Photographer Tim Hauf took this shot from a trail overlook point.
An island fox is captured with a seeming wreath crown at Santa Cruz Island. Reintroduction of the endemic fox has been a success story at the islands. Photographer Tim Hauf happened to spot this one as he was foraging around and emerged from some vegetation.
Contributed Photos/Tim Hauf A humpback whale breaches above the water's surface in the Santa Barbara Channel just off the Ventura County mainland. It is one of some 225 images in Tim Hauf's new photo book about the wildlife and plants in Channel Islands National Park. Hauf called humpbacks "quite gregarious," noting that one in the right mood will come up to a boat and hang out for a while.
Contributed Photo/Tim Hauf The new book "Channel Islands National Park and National Marine Sanctuary: California's Galapagos" is Tim Hauf's third photo book on the Channel Islands (following similar efforts in 2008 and 1996) and his 11th overall.
The caliche forest at San Miguel Island is caught in pink glow at sunrise in early 2012. Photographer Tim Hauf awoke in darkness and hiked two hours to reach the forest, and then the sun poked out beneath the clouds. Less than 10 minutes later, the moment was gone as the island fogged up again. "It was very quick," Hauf said.
Contributed Photo/Tim Hauf Northern elephant seals and California sea lions share space near Cuyler Harbor on San Miguel Island. Photographer Tim Hauf said a harbor seal was nearby in a rare happenstance, adding, "Usually, they are on their own beaches independent of each other, but they were all together this time."
Contributed Photo/Mary M. Long Game on. Photographer Tim Hauf is shown leaning on a Santa Cruz Island trail sign. Hauf, a former Ventura County resident who now lives in Washington state, has just produced his third photo book on the Channel Islands and will be in the area for island talks and book signings in the coming weeks.
Contributed Photo/Mary M. Long Sometimes you wait for the shot, sometimes the shot waits on you. Photographer Tim Hauf is shown in a contemplative mood somewhere out on the Channel Islands with the mainland looming in the distance.


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Studies covered stem cells, nerve blocks, respiratory issues, joint supplements, kissing spines treatments, and more.
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November 16, 2013
Murdoch University's new CT scanner is large enough to accommodate horses, as well as smaller animals. ... Read More
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One veterinarian believes CT offers a better option for imaging some lower limb fractures than radiography.... Read More
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The AVC purchased a computed tomography (CT) scanner for use in large and small animals, including horses.... Read More
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