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Capstone Films6 Reviews
River Falls, WI | 612-655-0896
We're a couple of long-time pals who share a passion for creating videos. Our commitment is to be constantly refining our craft and enjoying the...(more)
The Adventures Of18 Reviews
Love is the greatest adventure.
Minneapolis, MN | 657-217-2424
The Adventures Of (formerly Jakfoto Films) exists to celebrate love in all its beautiful variety. You are living a love story, the likes of which...(more)
Pinstripe Weddings7 Reviews
Minneapolis, MN | 763-807-1849
Let us be the first to tell you - congratulations! you deserve this your wedding day will only happen once; your memories don't have to....(more)
Anthony Begley Productions7 Reviews
Eagan, MN | 507-351-8410
Cinematic Videography is a movie-like method to capture your wedding day in a unique and compelling way. This is not uncle Bob's camcorder from the...(more)
Limited Edition Productions12 Reviews
Professional Video Storytelling!
Shakopee, MN | 952-649-7829
Book a Gold package wedding before 10/31/2015 and you'll receive a free 4k UHD video upgrade - $1500 Value! So many moments in your magical day...(more)
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Book a gold package with us by 10/31/2015 and receive a copy of your wedding video in 4k UHD (Ultra High Definition) on a USB flash drive for playback on a "Smart TV". All main cameras will capture your wedding in 4k UHD video. This is 4x the resolution of normal HD 1080p video! Future proof your wedding video, and get the best image technology available today! Available for all weddings beginning August 2015.
Working King Media9 Reviews
Savage, MN | 612-323-2450
Cinematic, 4K Ultra HD, documentary storytelling of your wedding day. Affordable pricing. We are based in Minnesota, but we travel Globally. You...(more)
Sky Blue Weddings4 Reviews
Video + Photo
Saint Paul, MN | 651-200-8126
Our style focuses on elegant shots, silent emotions, small details, and the people. After all, those are the things that really matter and somehow...(more)
Sunset Blue Productions29 Reviews
Minneapolis, MN | 763-202-4400
Olsen Media6 Reviews
Farmington, MN | 612-720-4186
Nothing captures your entire day like a wedding film and photography! Imagine having your whole day's highlights retold in a 10-12 minute...(more)
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The Wedding Collective15 Reviews
We believe in the perfect team.
Minneapolis, MN | 612-756-9330
Finding great people to serve you on your wedding day can be stressful. The Wedding Collective brings together some of the best, local...(more)
Hands On Video Productions3 Reviews
Cold Spring, MN | 320-291-1647
We are a family owned - husband/wife team. It is our honor to capture the action and emotion; the romance of your special day. From the casual...(more)
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Cinematic Media12 Reviews
Premier Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin wedding videographer.
Rochester, MN | 507-993-5466
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There are so many stories about famous, successful folks who have "worked their way up" in the world. It seems they all got their start in the mail room.
That's not exactly what's happened with Amanda, but she has impressed us for years as a seasonal employee who's brought with her a happy smile and a determination to go above and beyond each day.
Our Communications Department was lucky that Amanda was available when we had a full-time opening recently. She's jumped in and learned her off-season responsibilities and squeals in delight each time a HoliShop order dings in…
As a former Santa's Helper out in the park, Amanda wasn't shy about donning a Santa hat as she packed up orders yesterday.
I think this may be Amanda's favorite ornament this year. She started out seasonally on the costumed character crew and just loved the hugging, fun dancing, and visiting with children. She's a big Holidog fan.
For a limited time, we're offering free postage on HoliShop orders of $25 and more. The online shop includes park souvenirs such as mugs, photo frames, hoodies, and even a piggy bank on clearance.
Other fun gifts for the uber fan are "coaster art" framed photos and gift sets. Mrs. Koch's 60th Anniversary pictorial history book is paired with a BobblePat, for example. We also have DVDs of last year's National Geographic Channel's "World's Biggest Fixes" episode shot here.
Amanda tries like the dickens to get orders sent out on the same day they're placed. She'll even track down Mrs. Koch (which isn't easy in these days of being one of Santa's Elves) for her to sign a book or bobble upon request.
Here's one other neat souvenir ornament I wanted to show you. It celebrates our 65th season with our original ride, The Freedom Train, the park's Santa statue, our Voyage roller coaster and the logos from Santa Claus Land and Holiday World.
Merry Christmas to all!

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John Adams
There's nothing wrong with coming in second--especially when it comes to being President of the United States! In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby introduce you to John Adams, one of the most influential of America's Founding Fathers. Follow Adams' life and career, from his early days as a lawyer in Boston to his rise as a revolutionary leader. Explore his many contributions to the cause of independence--his writings on the principles of freedom and republicanism, his defense of the Declaration of Independence at the Continental Congress, and his diplomatic missions to Europe. Learn about his rise in the newly-formed Federalist Party, and discover the domestic and foreign policy challenges he faced as the country's second President. By the time they're through, you'll understand why being number two is still a pretty amazing feat in American history!
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Reviewer: John P. Plastaras, MD, PhD
Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania
Last Modified: March 21, 2007
Presenter: Pavlovsky, M A
Presenter's Affiliation: FUNDALEU, Argentina
Type of Session: Scientific
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is an indolent neoplasm of B-cell origin, that is usually CD20+, CD5+, and CD23+. It is similar to small lymphocytic lymphoma (SLL) where the disease burden is predominantly in lymph nodes and the bone marrow is minimally involved.
Fludarabine is the most active single agent in CLL. Rituximab is an anti-CD20 antibody that has complementary activity with fludarabine with minimal toxicity.
The combination of fludarabine, cyclophophamide, and rituximab (FCR) has demonstrated superior rates of complete remission (CR), minimal residual disease (MRD) negativity, disease-free survival (DFS) and overall survival (OS) in previously treated and untreated patients with CLL, when compared with historical control groups using fludarabine alone or fludarabine and cyclophosphamide.
CD28 is a marker of worse prognosis in CLL
This study was undertaken to evaluate the efficacy of FCR in improving CR, DFS and OS rates in patients previously treated with chlorambucil-prednisone and untreated patients with CLL.
Materials and Methods
Phase II single institution, single-arm, prospective study in patients with either untreated or previously treated with chlorambucil-prednisone eligible for symptomatic treatment.
41 patients completed treatment:
Author's Conclusions
FCR induces a high CR and DFS rate and increases MRD negativity. Significantly higher DFS rates were observed in patients who were CD38 negative.
Clinical/Scientific Implications
The combination regimen of fludarabine, cyclophosphamide, and rituximab in patients that were either treatment naïve or previously treated was associated with excellent remission rates. It was generally well-tolerated except for frequent neutropenic fever (33%).
This study confirms that previously treated patients have lower remission rates. Also, the cell surface marker, CD38 is a negative prognostic marker in CLL with this treatment regimen.
Rituximab has been a major addition to the armamentarium against B-cell diseases. It is particularly appealing for indolent B-cell NHL as it has minimal toxicity and can be combined fairly easily with other treatments. The ideal schedule of incorporation of rituximab is an active area of investigation in number B-cell histologies.


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From mayonnaise myth-busters to a ketchup jar that never jams, the grill pit is a hot bed of scientific research. Food safety specialist Angela Fraser talks safe picnic protocol; MIT's Kripa Varanasi explains his "LiquiGlide" condiment container; and fermentation expert Bob Hutkins of University of Nebraska salutes the pickle.


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15 U.S. Code § 657e - Mentoring Networks
(a) Findings
Congress finds that—
(1) the SBIR and STTR programs create jobs, increase capacity for technological innovation, and boost international competitiveness;
(2) increasing the quantity of applications from all States to the SBIR and STTR programs would enhance competition for such awards and the quality of the completed projects; and
(b) Authorization for Mentoring Networks
The recipient of an award or participant in a cooperative agreement under section 657d of this title may use a reasonable amount of such assistance for the establishment of a Mentoring Network under this section.
(c) Criteria for Mentoring Networks
A Mentoring Network established using assistance under section 657d of this title shall—
(1) provide business advice and counseling to high technology small business concerns located in the State or region served by the Mentoring Network and identified under section 657d (c)(1)(E)(ii) of this title as potential candidates for the SBIR or STTR programs;
(2) identify volunteer mentors who—
(A) are persons associated with a small business concern that has successfully completed one or more SBIR or STTR funding agreements; and
(B) have agreed to guide small business concerns through all stages of the SBIR or STTR program process, including providing assistance relating to—
(3) have experience working with small business concerns participating in the SBIR and STTR programs;
(4) contribute information to the national database referred to in subsection (d) of this section; and
(d) Mentoring database
The Administrator shall—
(1) include in the database required by section 638 (k)(1) of this title, in cooperation with the SBIR, STTR, and FAST programs, information on Mentoring Networks and mentors participating under this section, including a description of their areas of expertise;
(3) take such action as may be necessary to aggressively promote Mentoring Networks under this section; and
Source(Pub. L. 85–536, § 2[35], as added Pub. L. 106–554, § 1(a)(9) [title I, § 112], Dec. 21, 2000, 114 Stat. 2763, 2763A–680.)
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Become a better drummer.
The Alesis E-Practice Pad is the fun way to learn and practice the drums. This electronic drum pad has 65 different drum sounds, a built-in metronome with six different sounds, and more than 50 practice games and exercises. The E-Practice Pad is way more fun than you can have with a standard practice pad. It feels great, it sounds great, and it gives you a full range of dynamics from the lightest touches through the loudest accents.
Just plug in your headphones and play silently or plug into an instrument amplifier or your stereo system and jam with other musicians. When youre not using the E-Practice Pad as a traditional practice tool, you can mount it on a standard cymbal stand or snare stand and use it on your drumset to expand your range of sounds.
Unlike a standard pad, the E-Practice Pad has an advanced metronome built in with six different sounds and the ability to play nearly any note value or subdivision in the time signature of your choice. On top of the metronome, the e-Practice Pad has advanced games and learning features like Beat Check, Stroke Balance, and even recording and playback so you can hear your performances. The E-Practice Pad is an instrument that helps you grow as a drummer, developing your time, dynamics, consistency, and more.
The E-Practice Pad runs on batteries for portability or on wall power with the included adapter. You can add bass drum and hi-hat pedals using Alesis Expansion Pedals or any other footswitch.
iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
- Electronic drum practice pad with metronome and learning exercises
- 65 different drum sounds
- Metronome with six sounds, adjustable time signatures and subdivisions
- 50 practice games and exercises
- Natural feel and performance with full dynamic range
- Headphone jack for silent practice
- Amplifier outputs for playing with other musicians
- Mountable on standard 8mm cymbal stand or snare stand
- Recording and playback for listening to your playing
- Runs on batteries for portability or on wall power with the included adapter
- Expandable with optional bass drum and hi-hat pedals
- E-Practice Pad
- Power adapter
- Quick start guide
- 65 pad sounds
- 6 metronome sounds
- 60 exercises, games, and songs
- Trigger inputs: kick pedal (1/4" TS), hi-hat cymbal (1/4" TS), hi-hat pedal (1/4" TRS)
- Outputs: 1/4" stereo headphone
- Power: 9V AC, adapter included or 4 AA batteries
The E-Practice pad lists that there are 6 different metronome sounds. However, I can't hear them through the small built-in speaker. Is something wrong?
E-Practice Pad - About the metronome and external piezo buzzer:
The E-Practice Pad features 65 different pad sounds, and 6 different metronome sounds. To listen to these sounds connect headphones to the 1/4" headphone port.
The E-Practice pad also features a small built-in piezo buzzer which allows for a basic electronic beeping metronome sound to be heard when there are no headphones connected. Connecting headphones to the E-Practice Pad will disable the external buzzer, and will allow the listener to select from the 65 pad sounds and 6 metronome sounds.
To select from the 6 available metronome sounds:
- Connect headphones to the E-Practice Pad.
- Press the START/STOP button to start the metronome.
- Press the gray METRO button to the left of the display until the black indicator arrow in the display appears next to CLICK SOUND.
- Then press the -VALUE+ buttons to change the metronome sound.
Can I use the E-Practice Pad as a trigger for a separate drum module or trigger-to-MIDI interface?The E-Practice Pad can only access its own internal sounds. However, you can connect it to other triggers and pedals to access additional sounds and create the feel of a more complete drum kit. The E-Practice Pad can be connected to a kick drum pedal and hi-hat cymbal pad (with 1/4" TS cables) and a hi-hat control pedal (with a 1/4" TRS cable). Check out the Alesis Electronic Percussion page to purchase these additional items.
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Bell's Brewery to present Kalamazoo Pride 2013, debut new beer
KALAMAZOO—Event goers celebrating diversity at the 6th annual Kalamazoo Pride event will be able to raise a glass of Bell's beer while dancing and singing to an entertainment lineup headlined by Chicago-based Kimi Hayes, back by popular demand.
This year's event, presented by Bell's Brewery, Inc., will span two days, beginning with a White Party at 5 p.m. on Friday, June 14, where everyone is encouraged to dress in all white. The main event is Saturday, June 15, starting at 2 p.m., with more than 75 vendors, food trucks, and plenty of cold beverage options to keep the fun going all afternoon. Visitors can browse through 'vendor alley' and listen to live music including a DJ, Hannaniah and the Boys and Kimi Hayes.
Bell's will also debut a new beer at this year's Pride – Sparkleberry – a blend of Sparkling Ale and Raspberry Ale.
"Diversity is a vital component of our philosophy and this event reflects that as well as our continued support of organizations that work to strengthen our community and bring people together," said Laura Bell, Marketing Director and co-owner of Bell's Brewery.
With a continuously-expanding event like this, Kalamazoo Pride is pleased to have achieved the excellence and professionalism that businesses like Bell's aim to be associated with, said Zachary Bauer, Executive Director of the Kalamazoo Gay Lesbian Resource Center, the organization that coordinates Kalamazoo Pride.
"We are tremendously pleased to welcome such a wonderful local company as presenting sponsor. It is clear to us that Bell's investment in our LGBT community is sending a message that things must change and that diversity is no longer an option but a must!" added Bauer.
Last year, 11,000 people descended on the Arcadia Creek Festival Site in downtown Kalamazoo for Pride, the largest fundraiser of the year for the KGLRC.
"This year, Kalamazoo Pride 2013 has expanded to an entire weekend of celebrating diversity, complete with Friday and Saturday events, including some that are still in the planning stages, as well as a post-Pride bunch," shares Bauer. "We plan to deliver a weekend full of community events, highlighting the diversity, accomplishments, contributions to society and entertainment by and for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals as well as their friends, families and allies.
The popular 'vendor alley' will feature affirming and inclusive organizations and businesses as well as tempting food and beverage vendors from all over Southwest Michigan. Additionally, family friendly-activities will take place in and near the youth tent area, including a speaker from TruthLocker who will discuss issues and solutions related to cyber bullying.
Kalamazoo Pride is offering a two-day admission pass for $10, or separate cover charges are $5 for Friday and $7 to enter on Saturday. Kids 12 and under are free.
"All Kalamazoo Pride events seek to show that we're proud of who we are and that we can all stand together as part of the greater Southwest Michigan community, regardless of age, race, gender, sexual orientation, gender orientation or socioeconomic status," says Bauer.
Full details and entertainment schedules for Kalamazoo Pride can be found at www.kglrc.org/pride.
Bell's beer event roundup: Oberon, bowling, baseball and more
Below is a look at events this week in Michigan, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Georgia.
April 2
Bell's Beer Dinner: The Root, White Lake, 6:30 p.m. – Take a look at the menu here (image at right).
April 3
Bell's Tap Explosion: Little Bohemia, Traverse City, 7 p.m. - Oberon, Two Hearted, Quinannan Falls Special Lager, Hell Hath No Fury and Amber Ale. Best spring break short or hat gets a prize.
April 5
Opening Day Party: Buffalo Wild Wings, Detroit, 8 a.m. - Celebrate opening day in Detroit. We'll have an outdoor tent, music, plenty of food and some great beer: Oberon, Smitten, Amber, Two Hearted, Black Note, Bourbon Barrel Aged Batch 9,000, Raspberry Ale, Quinannan Falls Special Lager and Hopslam. The celebration will start before the game and continue afterward. The game will also be on TV as well.
April 6
Burgers, Bowling, BBQ, & Bell's: Floodz Sports Bar, Clinton Township, 6 p.m. - $25 admission includes burger and BBQ buffet, a pint of Oberon plus two extra drink tickets and two games of bowling (including shoe rental). On tap: Oberon, Two Hearted, Quinannan Falls Special Lager, Amber and Hopslam (just added).
April 1
Bell's Beer Dinner: Pele's Wood Fire, Jacksonville, 6 p.m. - Seven courses paired with with Amber, Best Brown, Expedition Stout, Oarsman, Special Double Cream Stout, Third Coast Old Ale, Two Hearted Ale and Bourbon Barrel Aged Batch 9,000. Call 904-232-8545 for more information.
April 1
Oberon Release Party: The Aristocrat Pub, Indianapolis, 5-9 p.m. - Oberon joins 5 other Bell's on tap for the night
April 4
Free Bell's Tasting: Belmont Beverage - Riviera Plaza, Fort Wayne, 4-6 p.m. - Oberon, Amber, Kalamazoo Stout, Midwestern Pale Ale, Porter and Two Hearted
Oberon Release Party: Gerst Haus, Evansville, 6 p.m. - Oberon, Hopslam, Kalamazoo Stout, Amber and Smitten
April 3
Oberon Pint Night: Pazzo's Pizza Pub, 6:30 p.m. - Keep the glass night
North Carolina
April 1
Oberon Tapping: Jack Beagle's, Charlotte, 5 p.m.
Oberon Tapping: Dillinger's Taproom, Charlotte, 5 p.m.
April 5
Beer Tasting/Oberon Release: Heinen's Bay Village, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. - 8 different Bell's beers as well as hors d'oeuvres, specialty cheeses & artisan breads to compliment the beers
April 1
Opening Day Ballpark Brunch: BZ's Bar and Grill, Pittsburgh, 8 a.m. - Oberon will be flowing all day
April 2
Bacon and Oberon Night: Harris Grill, Pittsburgh – At 6:30 p.m., FREE BACON starts flowing at the bar
South Carolina
April 3
Oberon Patio Party: Thirsty Fellow, Columbia, noon
April 4
Bell's Pint Night and Oberon Patio Party: Ted's Most Best, Athens, 5 p.m.- keep the glass
Looking ahead
Join us for Bell's & Bingo, Oberon release parties and more. Take a look at our full calendar.
Oberon 2013: Where to find that first sip, gear and more
Looking for that first sip of Oberon?
There are just over a 100 events on our Calendar. The Eccentric Café will also open at 9 a.m. on March 25.
If you don't see something near you, be sure to contact your preferred bar or restaurant to see if they have it on tap.
You can also use our Beer Finder to locate any available Oberon nearby as well.
Other Oberon related news:
- Take a look at the 2013 Oberon mini-keg design.
- Looking for Oberon related gear? Our General Store has you covered.
- More? Check out our Pinterest board.
Cheers and happy Oberon Day!


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Thats one of the things that really sucks about AT&T dropping their service, I was averaging 400-500/kbs and getting downloads sometimes of 700+/kbs. :'( :'( >My cable average is around 200kb/s. I get 450kb/s when I download a kernel! Yay. They don't have some stupid limit either, I've never had a warning about that. My friend did 100g + in 1 month on this service and got kicked off though, so there is a limit somewhere out there!
I need to get a dial-up account so I can get onto Datapac (sp?). I'd like to wander around on there.
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42 U.S. Code § 5147 - Reimbursement of Federal agencies
Federal agencies may be reimbursed for expenditures under this chapter from funds appropriated for the purposes of this chapter. Any funds received by Federal agencies as reimbursement for services or supplies furnished under the authority of this chapter shall be deposited to the credit of the appropriation or appropriations currently available for such services or supplies.
Source(Pub. L. 93–288, title III, § 304, formerly § 307,May 22, 1974, 88 Stat. 149; renumbered § 304,Pub. L. 100–707, title I, § 105(d),Nov. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 4691.)
References in Text
This chapter, referred to in text, was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 93–288, May 22, 1974, 88 Stat. 143. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 5121 of this title and Tables.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 304 ofPub. L. 93–288was renumbered section 303 by Pub. L. 100–707and is classified to section 5144 of this title.
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LISBON Children from all over the county scattered around the park at Lisbon Beach with loud excitement Saturday afternoon before dashing off in a 1-mile obstacle race.
The Youth Pumpkin Dash brought out more children than expected more than 90 children signed up for the 1 p.m. race.
I was going to be happy if we got 50 kids, but we ended up with 90, said Melanie E. Flack, Lisbon, who organized the event.
Mrs. Flack said she and a friend participate in several of the mud runs for adults in the area, but they wanted to bring the fun to the children in the area.
She said she used to run marathons, but now runs races for fun that include family.
I have a 7-year-old, so I want it to be family oriented, she said. So this is the start of us bringing those kinds of races to St. Lawrence County.
The children were separated into age groups 5 to 7, 8 to 10 and 11 to 14.
Each group took on a balance beam, wall climb and log jump as just some of the challenges they faced on the course.
Mrs. Flack said the town brought several culverts to the park for the children to crawl through as part of the course.
The participants also had to crawl through a mud pit that was dug on the beach, as well as climb over several hay bales that were donated by local farms.
Mrs. Flack said she has had similar races at birthday parties for her son, Connor A., and had the idea to have the first ever Youth Pumpkin Dash.
We wanted to make them bigger and include more kids because theyre so fun, she said.
Pumpkin prizes donated by Gendebien Farm, Lisbon, and Fobares Fruits, Rensselaer Falls, were handed out to children who participated in the race.
Chayton J. Massic, a speedy 11-year-old from Lisbon, was one of the fastest children to take part in the 11 to 14 age bracket.
Ive done 4-mile races before, and I did the Lisbon Mini-Triathalon in the summer, he said.
Two of three children of Angela B. McLear took part in the obstacle course.
She said it was a great opportunity for her two daughters Olivia B., 10, and Eliza A., 8, to spend time with other children.
All the kids get can get together somewhere besides the soccer field, she said. Its just something different and fun for them to do together.
The race cost $7 per child with proceeds benefitting the Lisbon Town Recreation Program who covered the cost of insuring the event.
Mrs. Flack said shes already planning another race on the beach in the spring that will include adults.
Connor got to race with his buddies and his face was beat red when he got back, Mrs. Flack said. That alone made everything worth it.
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Proper disposal is provided by a collection of facilities across the state called Regional Collection Centers (RCCs). Their packaging and disposal services are free to residents and eligible businesses pay a small fee. HHMs contain many of the chemical types found in industrial and commercial hazardous waste. Though individually less concentrated, when gathered together in the trash, in collection vehicles or in the landfill, HHMs can be as harmful as industrial and commercial grade chemical waste, which is banned from the landfill. Proper disposal is critical in protecting our health, sanitation worker safety and protection of the environment including fish and wildlife as well as protection of our drinking water resources.
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The men's blazer has a 100 year history with many twists and turns that to this day make it go-to clothing to bridge the gap between formal and fully casual. The blazer is interwoven with naval history giving a distinct yet subtle nautical overtone sometimes used in schools and clubs. This overtone is sometimes enhanced further by a particular style of blazer. Many of the Nantucket Brand blazers like the White Linen Blazer offer a sporty look easily blended with different men's pants, button-down shirts, and accessories. Whatever style of blazer you are looking for be sure to check out Nantucket Brand's selection of ties to match.


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Aloha! Please considerer Lex Brodie's for your tire, brake repair and auto service & repairs needs. We have "Lex Appeal!". "Lex Appeal" is the confidence you receive by allowing us to serve you today as well as standing behind our services and products in the future. Lex Brodie's received the very first International BBB Award for "Excellence in Customer Care" which was open to all businesses in USA and Canada (a fortune 100 company came in 2nd behind Lex Brodie's!). Founded in Hawaii in 1961, we are Hawaii's tire experts with over 53 years of experience serving Hawaii drivers. We are also more than Tires! We are "Like Your Family Dr for Your Car" and "Your Alternative to the Dealer for Most of your Cars Service Needs." We have been voted Honolulu's Best for Auto Repair 5 year in a row. Lex Brodie's offers a Fixed Forever Warranty on most of their auto repair services and provides a Lifetime Tire Service Package on tires purchased and installed with us. We would be honored to
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Dennis Nakamura opened Pearl City Auto Works in 1987. As the Head Mechanic at Ron's Performance Center, he was well known for his skill at fixing any problem – even when no one else could figure it out. He became a big name in Hawaii on the racetrack, and loved to build fast cars. He created Pearl City Auto Works to take all of that accumulated skill and use it to help people stay on the road and keep their families safe.
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Cover of the program from the Celebration of Life for Elizabeth Collins held on Thursday night Dec. 13th, 2012. The service was held at the Heartland Vineyard Church in Cedar Falls. / Bill Neibergall/The Register
CEDAR FALLS, Ia. -- That�s how Heather Collins described the service for her daughter Elizabeth, who with her cousin Lyric Cook-Morrissey disappeared on July 13 after they went on a bike ride. The bodies of the girls � Lyric was 10 and Elizabeth 8 � were found last week in a secluded area of a Bremer County park.
Heartland Vineyard Church Associate Pastor Reggie Hovenga welcomed the 1,500 guests to the service, and Associate Pastor Chris Reeves led them in a prayer before an address by Heather Collins, Elizabeth�s mother.
Then the church�s nine-piece band performed some of Elizabeth�s favorite worship songs to a packed auditorium of mourners. The guests stood and swayed, some with arms around others� waists, some with hands raised in the air. Some clapped as the band performed a half-hour set of Christian praise songs.
The set opened with �Every Move I Make in You Jesus,� about which Heather Collins said, �It�s not your typical funeral song. But this isn�t a funeral, it�s a celebration.�
The next song, �Happy Day,� opened with the line, �The greatest day in history; death is beaten.�
Reeves told of his experience upon learning of Elizabeth�s death. Elizabeth�s younger sister, Callie, 4, approached the pastor. �She came into my arms and said, �Elizabeth�s gone.� Then she said this: �She�s with Jesus, she�s in heaven,�� recalled Reeves. �And right there in that sorrow, I knew that there was hope.�
In his final prayer, Reeves thanked Jesus for bringing Elizabeth home.
Prayer was a constant source of support for Heather and Drew Collins throughout the five months since Elizabeth�s disappearance. Since the day she found out her daughter and niece were missing, Heather Collins said she recited Isaiah 40:21-31 daily: �The Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of the ends of the earth. He will not grow tired or weary, and his understanding no one can fathom.�
She said she also took comfort in Isaiah 41:10, which affirms God�s presence in difficult times. �You sometimes feel like God is not with you when you go through all this, but he is,� Heather Collins said. �He�s by your side.�
It can be hard to accept, Heather Collins said, but �you guys have just got to realize that she is in a better place.�
Adorning the stage in the church�s worship area were several Christmas trees and large bouquets, an angel doll whose head moved to the music and a large photograph of Elizabeth. At the foot of the stage, a cage held two white doves.
Heather Collins said her daughter loved to travel, and especially loved to shop. �We had to find a mall in every state, because she needed new clothes and shoes. And so did I, too.�
Reeves, the pastor, said Elizabeth loved animals, smiling, joking, getting dressed up, and wearing fun and bright colors. He called her sassy, and choked up when retelling a teacher�s story about Elizabeth�s love for her parents.
Another story recounted by Reeves was bittersweet. �Just like any other 8-year-old girl,� he said, �she liked to ride her bike.�


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Synfill Sweater (Women's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 31578
Soft as satin with an elegant drape, the Cocona and recycled polyester fill of this simple silhouette allows it to feel like a feather and perform like a durable, piece of equipment.
- Insulation - 60 gm recycled poly with COCONA technology for quick dry & odor management
- Offset reverse coil DWR front zip w/wind flap
- 2 zip hand pockets
- Internal pockets: 1 zip packable pocket
- Internal elastic cuffs
Gender: Women's
Weight: 11 oz.
Material: 32D recycled polyester ripstop
Season: F12
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate sports reporter
Making it to the playoffs, the Dinos found themselves facing Region 11 first place team Bear River. Knowing it would be an up hill battle to overcome the Bears, Carbon wasnt surprised when they made a quick exit from post season play. Bear River overpowered the Dinos with an 84-50 win
The Dinos held their own in the first quarter with a 21 point effort. Bear River was just a point ahead at that stage of the game. It was late in the second quarter where the game got away from the Dinos. Fatigue began to set in for the Carbon players and the stronger Bears went on a run for the final 2-3 minute stretch. The Dinos struggled with their shooting and were held to only eight while Bear River continued to pile on the points and by half had opened up a 16 point gap.
After the break Carbon slowed down the Bears, but werent able to make any head way into closing the deficit. In the fourth, Bear River put the game away as they out scored the Dinos by 17 points.
Zac Jones had a good outside game going with 14 points on the night. He hit four three point shots. Dustin Pollastro and Erik Buchmiller added eight each while Cole Warburton stuck in seven. Coach Bianco was disappointed by the early exit, but was proud of the effort his team gave against one of the states power teams. They were a very good team and we hung with them through most of the first half. Then their (Bear River) athleticism took over and they ran away with it.
Looking ahead, Bianco knows that many of his young players got the opportunity to pick up a lot of experience this year. Whether or not it translates into a better team though, will depend on the attitudes and work ethic of the returning players. He is hoping that they will work hard in the off season and over the summer to improve on what they gained this season. He summed it up to say, Despite the up and down year we had, the players finished strong and left it all on the floor. It was nice to see them step up and make the final game a priority to the end.


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Out of Stock Product Number: 28900
The men's Marmot Short Sleeve Star 74 Tee is a radiant, graphic tee made from quick-drying jersey knit fabric that's lightweight and soft. The semi-fitted shirt has a tone on tone print at center front, and emits a well-worn vibe.
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The REALiS WUX400ST D Pro AV Short Throw Compact Installation LCOS Projector brings together in one unit the ability to fill a big screen with brilliant quality images while simultaneously offering flexible installation options.
Throw Ratio
From large conference rooms and auditoriums to houses of worship and museums, users of the WUX400ST D can appreciate its short throw of 0.56:1 that is capable of filling up a large 7 foot screen from as close as only 4 feet away. And this capability comes along with beautifully rendered images and video, without sacrificing clarity, brightness or color reproduction.
Mechanical Lens Shift
The WUX400ST D is an extremely flexible projector that works well under a diverse range of installation scenarios to meet your organization's specific requirements. Its built-in, mechanical lens shift is capable of a wide range. Vertically, the projector's shift range can be set from 0 to 75%. Horizontally, it can be adjusted from between +/- 10%.
Fixed Top Zoom Function
In the past, it has been sometimes difficult to fully utilize the zoom feature in an installation projector, as you would have to tilt the projector. Doing so could result in a distorted, trapezoidal picture or video that would then require keystone correction — sometimes at the cost of image quality.
The WUX400ST D helps to make this challenge a thing of the past! With its fixed top zoom function, users can easily zoom in or out while maintaining the height of the projection position. Lowering the position of the projected image or video can be as simple as adjusting the unit's mechanical lens shift function.
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The DM10 Pro Kit is the product of extensive research and development efforts. Based around the completely new DM10 sound module, the DM10 Pro Kit features Alesis RealHead drum pads, SURGE Cymbals made of real cymbal alloy and an ErgoRack mounting system.
You will immediately notice the DM10 modules outstanding sound quality. This new drum sound module contains true drum, cymbal and percussion sounds, built from real samples of classic studio drums and prized cymbals. Drummers will find some of the most in-demand acoustic drum sounds from legendary drum brands, a huge arsenal of top producers' go-to snare drums, real American, Canadian, Chinese, and Turkish cymbals, and a choice selection of classic drum machine and electronic percussion sounds that have fueled the biggest hit records.
Discerning ears will notice that each sound is actually a series of different samples; multiple dynamic-level samples and articulations are all built in so as you play harder and softer, the drum or cymbal changes its timbre, not just its volume. This engineered realism is known as Dynamic Articulation, an Alesis exclusive. You can play with or without reverb for different room sounds and enjoy a wide variety of rimshots, rim clicks and different stick-placement sounds on the cymbals. For example, a hi-hats sound depends on a number of factors: how open or closed the pedal is, how hard it is struck, and other variables resulting in 40 different sounds plus foot chick and heel splash.
The DM10 module not only has a breathtaking collection of sounds onboard, it is also the world's first drum-sound module that enables you to load new sound sets via USB connection from your computer. This means that your sounds will always stay fresh, current and cutting edge.
The DM10 module has 12 trigger inputs, perfect for creating custom configurations. The DM10s top-panel mixer gives you easy access to creating custom mixes.
The DM10 Pro Kit has Alesis acoustic-feeling RealHead pads in eight and 10-inch sizes. The dual-zone pads feature real mylar drumheads and real triple-flanged counterhoops for the feel you demand. The snare and tom pads are dual zone, enabling you to perform rimshots, rim clicks or assign other sounds such as cymbals, gongs and cowbells on the tom rims.
You can use virtually any single or double kick pedal with the RealHead Kick Pad, or split the DM10's kick input with a Y-cable and connect an optional second kick pad for the pedal feel you prefer.
The DM10 Pro Kit comes with premium SURGE Cymbals, the only serious choice in electronic cymbals. The kit includes a 12-inch SURGE Hi-Hat Cymbal, a 13-inch SURGE Crash Cymbal with choke and a 16-inch SURGE triple-zone Ride Cymbal with choke. Comprised of a genuine alloy cymbal coated with a clear sound-dampening layer, SURGE Cymbals feel like acoustic cymbals because they begin life as just that. The Crash and Ride cymbals feature large choke strips on the undersides for even more attention to accurate cymbal control. The SURGE Ride also features multiple-zone triggering on the bell, face and edge. The SURGE Hi-Hat Cymbal offers continuously variable control using the included pedal.
The DM10 Pro Kit features an ergonomically curved, chrome-plated ErgoRack.
It is heavy gauge, heavy duty and supremely adjustable. The ErgoRack is large enough to enable you to add on additional drum pads and SURGE Cymbals. You can even mount acoustic drums, cymbals, and percussion instruments on this roadworthy system.
It employs standard one and one-half-inch tubing for compatibility with virtually all drum manufacturers rack hardware. The rack features quick-release, metal clamps for fast setup and tear down. The Crash and Ride cymbals mount on large, knurled boom cymbal arms that are height adjustable right in the rack down tubes. The DM10 Pro Kit comes with tom mounts that enable freely adjustable mounting. Drummer-friendly wing-screws are present on all important rack clamps and pads for ease of adjustment without reaching for a drum key. The drum pads mount on standard 10.5mm L-rods with low-slip, knurled mounting surfaces.
Experience electronic drumming like never before with the DM10 Pro Kit, only from Alesis.
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- DM10 drum module with 12 trigger inputs and mixer
- RealHead acoustic-feel 8" and 10" dual-zone drum pads with real heads
- SURGE Cymbals are alloy acoustic cymbals with triggers
- 12" SURGE Hi-Hat, 13" SURGE Crash with choke, 16" SURGE Ride with choke
- Ergonomically curved, chrome-plated ErgoRack
- Premium instrument library sampled from real drums and cymbals
- Dynamic Articulation changes sounds' timbre along with dynamics for realism
- Sound-set loading and use with software drum modules, both via USB
- Works with iPad via Apple USB Adaptor (sold separately)
- Play along and record yourself with the sequencer
- Mix input for practicing with CD and MP3 players
- This product is class compliant; it does not require drivers
- (1) DM10 drum module
- (2) 8" RealHead Drum Pads
- (2) 10" RealHead Drum Pads
- (1) 8" RealHead Kick Pad with tower
- (1) 12" SURGE Hi-Hat Cymbal
- (1) 13" SURGE Crash Cymbal
- (1) 16" SURGE Ride Cymbal
- (1) ErgoRack with mounting clamps and arms
- (1) Hi-Hat pedal
- (1) Set of interconnection cables
DM10 module specifications
Polyphony: 64 voices
Memory: 128 MB, linear
Audio inputs: stereo (2x RCA)
Trigger inputs: 12x 1/4" TRS
Hi-hat controller input: continuous compatible (1x 1/4")
MIDI: In, Out (2x DIN MIDI)
Audio outputs: stereo Main (2x 1/4" balanced), stereo Aux assignable (2x 1/4" balanced)
Headphone output: stereo (1x 1/4" TRS)
Computer: High-speed USB for MIDI and computer transfer (1x USB slave)
Preset sounds: 1,047
Preset sound type: 16-bit uncompressed samples
Preset kits: 100 (all kits can be overwritten)
Sequencer patterns: 75 preset, 25 user (all patterns can be overwritten)
Basses: 55
Beatbox: 55
Beat/drum machine: 59
Chinas: 13
Crashes: 36
Hi-hats: 25
One-hits: 349
Kicks: 91
Percussion: 151
Rides: 28
Snares: 85
Toms: 69
Packaging: (WxDxH) 29" x 13.25" x 42.5"
63 lbs
Does the DM10 have the capability to load new sound sets into its internal memory?Yes it does.
Is Alesis developing aftermarket sound sets for the DM10?Yes. We are working with Sonivox to create more DM10 sound sets.
When will they be released?Working with a sound set or VST instrument designer is like working with painter or any other artist: if you rush the effort, the work gets compromised. The finished product will be worth waiting for.
Can I load individual samples into the DM10?The DM10 works with sounds in a proprietary way, and therefore is not compatible with individual samples at this time.
I would like to create my own sound sets for the DM10. Can I do this?Building sound sets for the DM10 module is a fairly involved process that requires significant development beyond simply cueing up samples and sending them to the module via USB. We work very closely with the developers of our DM10 sound sets to make sure that they are optimized to provide superior quality and playability when loaded into the DM10 module, and so that they are formatted to be recognized correctly by the module itself. The tools that are required to optimize and compile those sound sets were created for developer use only, so there is no way for end users to roll their own aftermarket DM10 sound sets at this time. If you are a professional sound designer and are interested in becoming a DM10 sound set developer, please contact us.
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|Product Overview
|Software & Drivers
|DM10 Firmware Updates [posted 9/22/2014]
This zip file includes the latest Boot, App, Trigger, and Sound ROM firmware updates which improve overall performance of the DM10 module. It increases sensitivity, reduces the possibility of crosstalk, and enhances system stability. This update also adds default trigger settings for the DM10 X Kit Mesh, and the DM10 Studio Kit Mesh drum kits.
|DM10 Trigger Firmware Update [v1.01b]
This zip file includes the latest trigger firmware updates which increases sensitivity and reduces the possibility of crosstalk. This updated trigger firmware should only be used if you are using DM10 with the Alesis Pro X Hi-Hat.
|DM10 Trigger Firmware Update [v1.00a]
This zip file includes the latest trigger firmware update which increases sensitivity and reduces the possibility of crosstalk. This updated trigger firmware should only be used if you are using DM10 with the Alesis RealHat hi-hat control pedal.
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SUNNYSIDE - Our beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend, Frances Ledesma Mena, was called home on Jan. 10, 2011 at the age of 89.
She was born Oct. 6, 1921 in Osage, Kan., to Antonio Martinez and Francesica Vasquez Ledesma. The family later moved to Delta, Colo., where she met and married Arthur R. Mena, Dec. 28, 1938 in Delta, Colo; he died Dec. 31, 1997. She and Arthur moved to Sunnyside in 1950 which she has called home ever since.
Frances cherished her family. She was an excellent cook, her children and grandchildren were treated to her wonderful meals. She always took great pride in her yard and had some of the most beautiful flowers in town. Of recent one of her favorite things was to take her walker and stroll around the block in her neighborhood in Layton, stopping to visit and making friends with anyone she came in contact with. She also loved going out to lunch at McGraffs Fish House with her daughter Irene, and looked forward to visiting her little house in Sunnyside, whenever Robert could bring her down.
Frances leaves us all with wonderful memories of her kind heart and generous spirit.
Frances is survived by two sons and one daughter, Raul (Rosie) Mena, East Carbon; and their three children: Scott (Laurie), Bryan (Lisa), Monica (Jake) Nyland; Robert "Bob" (Peggy) Mena, Salt Lake City; and their two children, Rodney (Laura), Alisha; Irene (Gary) Cahoon, Layton; and their children: Mike (Michelle) Ross, Maria Sanchez, Brad (Jodi) Cahoon, Juli (Tom) Riley, Coni (Michael) Cadieux; 20 great-grandchildren; and three great-great grandchildren; sisters, Jenny Cruz and Margie Lobato, both of Montrose, Colo; sister-in-law, Mary Ledesma, Grand Junction, Colo.
Preceded in death by her parents, husband, infant daughter Vera; and four brothers, Mike, Layne, Tony and Joe Ledesma.
Funeral Mass, Saturday, Jan. 15, 2011, 9 a.m., Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Vigil service, Friday evening 7 p.m. at the church in East Carbon. Family will receive friends at the church Friday and Saturday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Valley Cemetery, Sunnyside, Utah. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Frances at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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TULSA, OK - Former patients of a Tulsa, Oklahoma dentist are being told to get tested for HIV after the state's dental board exposed unsanitary conditions inside his offices.
7,000 patients are receiving a letter warning them they may have been exposed to Hepatitis C, Hepatitis B and even the virus that causes AIDS because of unsanitary conditions inside two dental offices.
State health officials discovered the problems after one of Dr. Scott Harrington's patients tested positive for Hepatitis C. The patient's only known risk factor for acquiring it was dental treatment.
"We've never had a complaint of this nature or this type," says Susan Rogers, executive director of the Oklahoma State Board of Dentistry.
A 17-page complaint from the Oklahoma Board of Dentistry calls Doctor Harrington a "menace to the public health."
Investigators found rusty medical instruments, bleach used to sanitize dental tools, open vials of drugs and exposed needles...all potential risks for contamination of patients.
The office's medical sterilization machine was supposed to be tested every six months, but investigators found "no such test had ever been performed in the six years one dental assistant had been working at the office."
Officials say Harrington seemed to pass the blame during interviews.
His assistants may have also committed felonies at the practice by performing IV sedation on patients without a license.
Investigators say patients treated as far back as 2007 may have been exposed and are offering free testing to all of Harrington's patients.


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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Astronaut's Chris Hadfield and Tom Marshburn were in kind of in a hurry to get home Tuesday night.
The two had landed in the Soyuz early Tuesday morning in Kazakhstan and spent the first few hours sitting in chairs to get their muscles used to gravity, again.
Then they began the long journey home. Their plane made a brief stop in Glasgow, Scotland to refuel. And then it was onto Bangor International airport at around 7:40, last night.
The small jet spend about 50-minutes on the ground at B-I-A... Allowing the Astronauts to stretch their legs a bit on the tarmac.
That's when Hadfield got out his phone and tweeted this at around 8:15:
"Back in North America! Walking around the Bangor, Maine airport, getting my Earth legs back. Fresh, clean air has never been so sweet."


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Dan Trepanier
Creative Director
Dan started Articles of Style (formerly The Style Blogger) from his college dormroom after being named "America's Best Dressed Real Man" by Esquire magazine. He grew up on a small-town farm in southern Ontario Canada where he was recruited to play NCAA basketball for Columbia University in New York City. He studied psychology at the Ivy League institution but spent most of his time on the streets of NYC falling in love with fashion and style. After graduation he worked briefly in the buying office at Saks Fifth Avenue before going back to school to study fashion history and menswear design at the Fashion Institute of Technology. Throughout his design studies he apprenticed with a bespoke tailor in NYC, learning the ins and outs of the high-end tailoring business. In addition to his work as creative director of AOS he also serves as a freelance writer, personal stylist, and creative consultant to a number of menswear related businesses.
Alex Crawford
Art Director
Alex grew up on a ranch outside of Houston Texas, spending his weekdays shoveling manure and his weekends hunting. He studied photography at Belmont University in Nashville then got his Master's in Fine Arts at Pratt University in Brooklyn. He's a talented photographer, a true southern gentleman, and an all-around crafty son of a b*tch. In his spare time he's also a sought-after freelance photographer – see "services" below for details.
Westley Dimagiba
NYC Photographer
Wes was born and raised in NYC; playing ball, listening to hip-hop, and generally trying to stay out of trouble with his brother Widmark. He started to re-invent his wardrobe as a reader of Articles of Style, then joined the crew in the summer of 2011 as a style assistant and part-time photographer. He immediately made an impact on the team with his fresh urban perspective and his unending loyalty. When he's not shooting or styling for AOS he can be found selling bespoke suits at Michael Andrews Bespoke or drinking whiskey in a dark bar in Brooklyn.
Patrick Foley
Marketing & PR
After 18 years in Blue Point, New York, Patrick took his talents to Manhattan, where he studied history and played basketball at Columbia University. Aside from giving Dan buckets on the daily for three years, he was selected by ESPN as a member of the Academic All-American First Team in his senior season. After college Patrick spent 4 years at Google in online advertising before leaving to help build Articles of Style. In his spare time he can be found practicing yoga or farming in his backyard.
Will Howe
Business Development
Will was born and raised in Seattle before heading east to New York for college. After four years of studying International Relations and grueling early mornings with the Columbia Heavyweight Crew team, he started working for Google in online advertising, and later on the Global Business Strategy team. Getting back to his West Coast roots, Will moved to Los Angeles where he reunited with Dan and Pat to build Articles of Style, started working with Ford Models, and is pursuing his passion of acting.


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When it comes time to close your in ground swimming pool for the winter, it's important to have everything you need so you don't encounter any unnecessary hassles or inconveniences. It's also necessary to ensure that you close your pool properly in order to protect your pool from damage and to make your spring opening go more smoothly. At Save on Pool Supplies, we offer a wide range of fall closing accessories for in ground swimming pools so you can find all of the supplies and equipment that you will need to secure your pool for the winter months that lie ahead.
Save on Pool Supplies' wide selection of fall closing accessories for in ground swimming pools includes everything from water pumps and skimmer guards to a variety of different types of winter covers. Our available water pumps include the Miracle Mini Pump, the Rule 1800 Automatic Pump and the Water Wizard Pump, all of which will allow you to easily drain water from your swimming pool in preparation for a fall closing. We also offer the Skimmer Guard and the Skim Saver Lidl Seal, both of which will prevent in ground swimming pool skimmers from cracks and other freeze damage during harsh winter weather.
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If you are outside the area served by fixed route bus service, you can still take advantage of Spokane Transit. Sharing a ride to work and back is good for the environment and your pocketbook. Call (509) 326-POOL(7665) Vanpool matching and placement services. Find out more.


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We'll be trying a new Monday-Friday feature on BB this
season to keep you abreast of the latest developments around the National
Hockey League.
Here's a look at what's making headlines today:
- The Los Angeles Kings and Drew Doughty finally reached a
contract agreement and Doughty
re-signed for eight-years, $57 million. Doughty, 21, held out longer than the Kings probably anticipated and in
the end Los Angeles had no choice but to fold. GM Dean Lombardi has insisted he wouldn't go higher than the $6.8
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Occasionally, we come across stories that appear so horrendous that we assume they must be urban myths or Internet hoaxes. Well, this time the story appears to be real. The Times, a leading newspaper from the United Kingdom, reports that a medical institute in Ukraine is selling fetal body parts on a Web site—body parts they argue would otherwise be disposed of. Jeremy Page and coauthors Sam Lister and Anthony Browne noted: "Tatyana Zakharova shook her head as she ran her finger down the page and read out the products on offer. 'Fetus spleen cells, fragments of fetus spine, fetus liver cells...'" (2005). These body parts and more are offered at the Web site: www.celltransplantation.iatp.org.ua/specialist.htm by the Institute for Problems of Cryobiology and Cryomedicine of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. [The Web page is in the Ukrainian language.]
Much of the pressure for selling fetal body parts comes from stem cell research and cosmetics. In many countries, the only value a fetus receives is due to the stem cells they inherently possess. As European countries relax their guidelines on stem cell research, more and more unregulated countries look for ways to meet "supply and demand." Additionally, fetuses are also used in the cosmetic industry of Eastern Europe where "fetal stem cell therapy" has emerged as a potential way to stave off aging. This injection therapy is supposed to reverse wrinkles and give the skin a more youthful appearance—but at what cost?
Indeed, we Americans have watched as the inherent value placed upon human life continues to decline steadily. We kill the young and innocent through legalized abortion, fertility practices that result in embryos that are subsequently destroyed, and embryonic stem cell research. We also extinguish the elderly by euthanasia in states like Oregon, where this practice has been legal since 1994. Our children listen to news reports of gunfire being exchanged over something as trivial as a pair of tennis shoes. Public school classrooms dogmatically teach that we share a common ancestry with apes. Is there any wonder why the value placed on human life continues rapidly down the slippery slope? If someone is honestly looking for evidence that we should not proceed with embryonic stem cell research, here it is.
The Ukrainian Institute argues that their "materials" are produced legally using early aborted fetuses that would otherwise be disposed of as "biowaste." [Designating body tissue from unborn humans as "material" does not change the fact that the tissue for sale came from living infants in the womb.] Nevertheless, their procedures and ethics are now being questioned. As Page and associates observed: "[I]ts highly specialized and controversial research is now under scrutiny after renewed allegations that live babies—or their dead bodies—have disappeared from maternity hospitals in Kharkov" (2005, emp. added). They continued:
Under Ukrainian law, babies born before 27 weeks or weighing under 1 kg (2 lb. 3 oz.) are automatically considered abortions, rather than births. The babies are therefore not officially registered, and are sometimes taken away from their mothers and not returned (2005).
Under Ukrainian law, babies born before 27 weeks or weighing under 1 kg (2 lb. 3 oz.) are automatically considered abortions, rather than births. The babies are therefore not officially registered, and are sometimes taken away from their mothers and not returned (2005).
Juliya Kopeika, a physician who previously worked at the Institute explained that "Ukrainian scientists in the field had long benefited from a more relaxed approach to ethical issues. 'Often you wouldn't even ask the parents if you could use the material. That's why they've had much more access in Ukraine than here in Britain'" (2005).
Many Christians do not see any problem with researchers carrying out stem cell research on human embryos. They would argue that this field holds great promise for individuals suffering from chronic maladies. But in doing so, they place the care and comfort of one individual over that of those lives which are used in the experimentation process. Unfortunately, many have forgotten the sanctity of human life. We no longer view life as God given (Acts 17:25). Can anyone reasonably argue that human body-parts being sold online is in accordance with God's will? How much farther can we slip?
Page, Jeremy, Sam Lister and Anthony Browne (2005), "The Research Institute that Advertises Fetus Body Parts on Internet," The Times, [On-line], URL: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,13509-1773726,00.html.


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Danny Murphy died after his dump trucked rolled over in the Pantano Wash on March 24. His accident raised questions about the safety of the company, the safety of the site and who (if anyone) is responsible. But his family said what they want most now is to lay Murphy to rest.
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Because I'm at Staples for home games, and watch road games on the TV in my office or DVR'ed at home (my Disney overlords wouldn't have it any other way) I have yet to watch a Clippers game at a sports bar this season.
With a 10:30PM birthday party at Zip Fusion followed by karaoking at Yuu Yuu's, Clipperblog traveled Westside for last night's game, finding itself at Yankee Doodles (the "Doodle"), a sports bar on the 3rd St. Promenade. My last trip to the Doodle was for the Harvard-Yale Game in November, so my memories of the place are hazy due to being drunk at 10AM. But it's close to my friend's apartment, who reluctantly agreed to change our dinner plans so I could watch the Clipper game (she was looking forward to some Tuk Tuk).
The walk from the parking structure to the Doodle gets my blood flowing, and I'm psyched to sit among the Clipper faithful and cheer the team on. We roll in a little after tip-off. The main dining / sitting area of the Doodle (there's a full length bar along the right side) is flanked on each side by 5 enormous flat screens hanging from the ceiling. Awesome! As I scan each screen carefully, it slowly dawns on me that the Clipper game isn't being televised on any of them! I flag down the hostess, who informs me that the game can be seen in the "downstairs area" and some screens behind the bar. Wow - I mention this is the only game in town right now - she has decided to ignore me. My friend is now laughing. We find some seats near the bar with a decent view of the 32"ers showing the game (downstairs room has almost zero light), and settle in for a couple of hours.
Some observations from the evening I'd like to share:
- Of the ~200 people jammed into the Doodle that evening, maybe 5% were Clipper fans. My constant whooping / cheering throughout the game generally met with confused looks from fellow bar patrons. Although as the game wound to a close, there were intermittent cheers as it registered with the Doodle crowd that a home team was about to win a playoff game.
- Briefly – a crew of UCLA guys were seated by us, showing some decided interest in the game. So of course Clipperblog befriended them. Things they mentioned: 1) Dunleavy is an awesome coach and they wouldn't have gotten this far without him; 2) Maggette is "10x the player that Mobley is"; 3) Brand is the MVP of the League; 4) Kaman has crazy hair; 5) Livingston is the next great point guard. Well, 2 out of 5 ain't bad, and I got to (finally) high-five people at critical junctures of the game.
- Doodle fare is pretty mediocre compared to other sports bars, and their draft selections are weak.
So what did Clipperblog learn? Well, just further confirmation that we are not even close to being the home team. LA is still a city that snaps to attention for a Kobe highlight, and barely acknowledges a Clipper playoff victory. But the truth is – Clipperblog loves it. Loves that we are always the underdog in some way, and that we have to scrap and fight for everything we get. With a potential Clippers-Lakers playoff series looming on the horizon, it would be a great time for the city to stand up and take notice. And at least we know the Doodle will be carrying the games on all their screens.


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Read: The Guys Who WON'T Be Traded For Rick Nash
In the NY Post, Larry Brooks writes that the Rangers WILL NOT trade Chris Kreider or Ryan McDonagh to Columbus for Rick Nash.
He calls them "negotiation stoppers" and even adds 22 year old center Derek Stepan into that category.
In a poll where readers could select up to three Rangers that they would consider untouchable, Chris Kreider finished first with 31.04%, Ryan McDonagh had 29.62% of the vote and Derek Stepan, along with Carl Hagelin, tied with 5.11% of the vote. Marc Staal and Dan Girardi finished with 7.7% and 13.53%.
Carp at Rangers Report writes that he isn't sure he would hold up a deal for Nash just because of Stepan. He writes, "I mean, no doubt they'd rather get it done without Stepan (and they'd rather not give up Michael Del Zotto, too). Yet I don't think at the drop-dead midnight moment of Columbus' trade of Nash, Stepan or Del Zotto would be a deal-breaker for the Rangers. Maybe they would."